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THIS WEEK’S QUOTE Making a difference DOZENS OF VOLUNTEERS HELP MAKE “You only live once — but if you ANNUAL ‘DAY OF CARING’ COUNT work it right, BY MARK ASHTON once is enough.” VILLAGER STAFF WRITER The United Way of Southbridge, Joe E. Lewis Sturbridge, and Charlton (UWSSC) filled its seventh annual Day of Caring with service projects and activities that kept local volunteers busy and recipients well- served and satisfied. Some 170 volunteers (the biggest crew INSIDE ever) from businesses and organizations throughout the Tri-Community took part in the Wednesday,Sept. 11, day-long event, Almanac ...... 2 which focused on nine sites and a variety Police Logs ...... 5 of hands-on projects. All three towns ben- efited from the volunteers’ efforts and Courtesy photo Columns ...... 9 energy. Dick Vaughan throws the ceremonial pitch at the Aug. 26 Pawtucket Opinion ...... 10 Karri Galonek, executive director of the Red Sox game. UWSSC, acknowledged the size of the Obituaries ...... 12 workforce with gratitude. The work proj- Calendar ...... 12 ects began about 8:00 a.m. and officially Sports...... 14-15 ended at 4:00 p.m., with thousands of dollars worth of volunteer time rendered. Right down Real Estate...... B Sect. The range of projects this year put vol- Mark Ashton photos unteers’ interests and enthusiasm to the Cindy Bathgate of the Tri-Community YMCA test. At The Bridge, 74 Litchfield Ave. in paints railings at Camp Foskett in Charlton. LOCAL Please Read CARE, page A18 the middle

THE FIGHT CONTINUES VAUGHAN THROWS FIRST PITCH AT PAWTUCKET GAME Amanda Collins photos AUBURN — BY CHELSEA DAVIS “They really kept it a good Charlton residents VILLAGER STAFF WRITER secret,” Vaughan said. Zachary, 12, and CHARLTON — A Charlton The vice president of the Sydney Roland, 8, resident recently (and sud- made origami rib- Pawtucket Red Sox, Michael bons and friendship denly) had the spotlight Gwynn, and Vaughan’s wife, bracelets to sell as shone on him last month, coordinated the surprise a fundraiser at the when he had the opportunity together so that Vaughan Central South to threw the ceremonial first would arrive shortly before County Relay for Life pitch at a Monday, Aug. 26 the game started at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6. For Pawtucket Red Sox game. Vaughan had even been at the story and more “I got a real kick out of it,” the stadium earlier in the Local author photos, turn to said Dick Vaughan, the man day to watch batting prac- pages A16-A17! who threw the pitch not tice. profiled knowing five minutes earlier “Nobody gave it away,” Page A3 that he was even going to do it. Please Read VAUGHAN, page A13 SPORTS Glancing with the stars

VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO WORK A LITTLE, CELEBRATE THE NIGHT SKY

BY MARK ASHTON ous types of trail-building VILLAGER STAFF WRITER work, from spreading fine STURBRIDGE — It’s defi- gravel and cutting brush to nitely already a group effort, building a single-track trail. involving dozens, if not hun- Trail committees from the Rams win dreds, of nature lovers, hikers, towns of Southbridge, trailblazers, and other volun- Sturbridge, Holland, and wild one teers, but local organizers of Brimfield are involved in the National Public Lands Day event, in partnership with the Page A14 (NPLD) projects are still open Regional Grand Trunk Trail to suggestions. Committee, the Grand Trunk And even more help. Trail Blazers, the Friends of NPLD work projects are Sturbridge Trails (FrOST), OPINION scheduled at several area sites and the Brimfield Trail Courtesy photos on Saturday,Sept. 28, from 8:30 Association. Volunteers spread fine gravel along a section of a connector trail to the Grand Trunk Trail a.m. to noon and include vari- in a section of Brimfield adjacent to tornado-damaged areas last year. GET YOUR Please Read LAND, page A13 POINT ACROSS PAGE A10 Local libraries promote ‘savings for students’ of all ages POLICE LOGS BY MARK ASHTON within your easy reach that Library in Southbridge. “It’s resources “to anyone who on Columbus’ voyages to VILLAGER STAFF WRITER can bring you real-life sav- a time when our library has a library card. Students “the New World” can be ings and put the whole joins with the American can turn to the library for greatly enhanced by digging PAGE A5 It’s all in the cards, for just world (even the universe) at Library Association and materials (books, maga- into the library’s wealth of about anyone — especially your fingertips. public libraries nationwide zines, study materials, information on the subject; area “students.” It’s your library card, and to make sure that our stu- movies, maps, music, digi- and that science project Maybe you’ve already got it’s free. dents have the most impor- tized records – whatever), dealing with the eradication one. Maybe you can’t “September is Library tant school supply of all – a programs, and services that of yellow fever can include a remember if you still have Card Sign-Up Month,” notes free library card.” support academic achieve- nifty sidebar on the digging one, or just where it might Margaret Morrissey, direc- That card, says Morrissey, ment.” of the Panama Canal; and be, but there’s something tor of Jacob Edwards opens up all the library’s Thus, that history report Please Read LIBRARY, page A13 2 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com Library to host children’s book author ‘WHO WILL DANCE WITH ME’ TO BE FEATURED

BY CHELSEA DAVIS Dance With Me,” will read her book to the Though she has been writing for several McKeon will also be selling and signing her VILLAGER STAFF WRITER children at 10:30 a.m. in the story time room. years, “Who Will Dance With Me” is the first book. She will also be making animal CHARLTON — A popular children’s book “I love seeing the kids’ reactions to the book that McKeon has published. masks from paper plates with the children. author is set to dance her way to the book,” McKeon said. McKeon graduated with a bachelor’s “Children are encouraged to attend in Charlton Public Library for a story time “Who Will Dance With Me” is the story of degree in theatre with a minor in writing their ‘tea party finest’ and bring their event on Saturday, Sept. 21. Rhino, attending a dance party thrown by from Rhode Island College. She has held a favorite stuffed animal,” read’s the library “We like to have local authors visit the the princesses of Wesalopolus and each variety of positions, including finance, but website. library,” said the library’s head of Youth turn him down to dance. is currently a personal care provider. Parents interested in having their chil- Services Molly Garlick. The book is described in a press release as McKeon has written other books in both dren attend the event must sign up prior to Emily McKeon, of Rhode Island, author of “a whimsically illustrated book for anyone children and adult genres and hopes to get the event in the Children’s Room at the the children’s picture book “Who Will who’s ever felt different.” them published soon. Anyone interested in library. The library website dictates that the Linda Clearwater illustrated the book and buying her book can find it at Booklovers’ event is appropriate for ages five and up but has been illustrating children’s books for Gourmet independent bookstore in Webster that “younger siblings are welcome” too. more than 20 years. or on Amazon.com. “It’s a good way to have [McKeon] get her “The kids love picking up the book after I McKeon also runs two blogs. book out there,” Garlick said. read it just to look at the illustrations,” “The Absentee Blogger is a writing blog For more information on the event, call McKeon said. “And I can’t blame them; I love about what’s generally going on in my life, the Children’s Room at the library at 508-248- the illustrations too.” and it’s more geared toward adults,” said 0452. Originally, McKeon said, the book was McKeon. “The Wide Writing World of Emily For more information on McKeon, visit written for her son and daughter. McKeon is my other blog which is more for her website at Three years ago McKeon’s son was in a children and shows any upcoming events theabsenteeblogger.blogspot.com. dance class, and when asked what the chil- that I may have. Nothing is booked yet but I 508-752-3909 dren wanted to be for Halloween, all the plan on speaking at some preschools coming Chelsea Davis may be reached at (508) 909- Owner On Every Job girls said “a princess,” and McKeon’s son up.” 4050, or by e-mail at cdavis@stonebridge- www.skyhooktree.com said, “A rhino.” Aside from reading the book at the event, press.com.

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While the RMV’s recently released modernization there is no certainty beyond the next few the manager to offer 508.765.9816 plan, which may include closing the RMV’s years, it was reassuring to hear that the Southbridge branch. immediate plan does not include the closure Full Liquor License ~ We Have Delivery Service me a contract for the During the meeting, both lawmakers of the Southbridge branch.” raised their concerns about the potential Following the meeting, Moore and Durant playoffs.” Open 6 days: Tuesday-Sunday 11 am-10 pm closure directly to Kaprelian. together handed the Registrar a petition Fri.-Sat 11 am-11 pm • Sun. 12 pm-10 pm • Closed Mon. “Closing the Southbridge registry would containing approximately 11,000 signatures - Charlton resident Dick Vaughan, jok- be a detriment to Southbridge and the sur- 344 Main St. (Rte. 131) of individuals from Southbridge and sur- ingly commenting on recently throwing rounding towns,” said Moore. “I applaud Southbridge MA 01550 rounding towns signaling their opposition out the first pitch at a Pawtucket Red Sox Registrar Kaprelian’s efforts to modernize to the branch closure. 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Pastor james Chase, 248-5550, Sunday worship Other terms to be announced at the sale. 10:30 a.m. Asphalt, Brick, Concrete For information call auctioneer. • Charlton Baptist Church, 50 Hammond JAY C. KIVOWITZ Hill Road, 248-4488,www.charltonbaptist.org, Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30-4, Sat 7:30-1 AUCTIONEERS-APPRAISERS Sunday worship 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Open to the Public P.O. BOX 41268 • Charlton City United Methodist, 74 198 East St. Ware, MA 01082 NEW BEDFORD, MA 02744 Stafford St. 248-7379, web site: 508-997-0768 CharltonCityUMC.com, Sunday worship 10:30 MA. LIC. #1344 am, Sunday School 9 am. 413.967.7046 • St. Joseph’s Church, 10 H. Putnam Ext, 248- 7862, www.stjosephscharlton.com, Saturday Vigil Mass 4:30 p.m., Sunday Mass 8 a.m., Sunday Family Mass 10 a.m., Sunday A STONEBRIDGE LifeTEEN Mass 5 p.m., Weekday Mass Monday, PRESS PUBLICATION Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30 a.m. • Hope Christian Fellowship, 6 Haggerty PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER Road, 248-5144 FRANK G. 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LOCAL AUTHOR WRITES ‘DEFENSE’ OF CLASSIC EDITH WHARTON CHARACTER AACCCCUURRAACCYY WWAATTCCHH

BY MARK ASHTON real-life sledding accident that took the life CORRECTION VILLAGER STAFF WRITER of a young girl (and injured four friends). STURBRIDGE — It was way back in 1980 The fictional story is told by way of an In the Wednesday, Sept. 11 that Maureen Hanigan, formerly an English extended flashback and chronicles about Southbridge Evening News and Friday, as a Second Language instructor at Jacob two dozen years in the lives of the title char- Sept. 13 Charlton Villager, we mistaken- Edwards Library and later a longtime acter, his unhappy wife, Zeena, and Mattie, ly reported that 1,064 voters voted no in Literacy Volunteer, wrote her first bona fide his wife’s cousin, who comes to live with the Charlton override vote on Monday, book. them to care for the physically ailing Zeena. Sept. 9. The correct number is 1,046 Entitled “Ms., You Look Great! How Do Over time, Ethan and Mattie grow closer against. We apologize for the error. You Sound?” the book was a practical man- together, precipitating the accident that – ual empowering women to become more like the harsh New England winter itself – effective public speakers. seals their fates as eternally suffering sub- By Hanigan’s own definition, it was “a jects of a literary work eternally raising book for the business woman, the volunteer more questions than answers. The novel PUBLIC MEETINGS woman, the professional woman, and every was adapted into a movie starring Liam astute woman who realizes that her voice Neeson in 1993 – not the “feel-good” film of Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are and her speech are as important as her that or any other year. retrieved in advance from multiple sources, wardrobe.” Hanigan’s desire to tell Zeena’s story was including Town Hall and on the Internet. Hanigan says she was as surprised as any- accompanied by free-flowing thoughts and The Charlton Villager is not responsible for one when Macmillan Publishing Co. discov- ideas. The resulting 20-page treatise (includ- changes and cancellations. ered the book and decided to publish it, ing notes and discussion questions) came SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 which resulted in a nice bump in sales above easily to the current East Brookfield resi- what she was able to do on visits to area dent, who was not shy about taking her fin- Household Hazardous Waste Day,9 a.m. to 1 libraries, women’s clubs, and other area ished “defense” to The Mount for construc- p.m. venues. tive criticism from those at the source of the Charlton Youth Soccer Dinner/Auction, One of the changes Macmillan made to original story. 6:30 p.m. the book was to create a new cover for it, “They wanted seven copies for their book- doing away with the simple black lettering store and to put with the main book,” says on a white background (“You’ll never sell Hanigan, who notes that other folks are also Mark Ashton photo Charlton Orchards Farm any books with a white cover,” they insist- still reading and “still writing about ‘Ethan ed) and turning it to blue over red, with big- Maureen Hanigan displays her books, written over Frome.’” Pick Your Own Apples ger, bolder white-and-gray lettering. They the course of more than 30 years. While her grandson, who has helped her $20 1/2 bushel also simplified the title to “Secrets of promote the book online, has suggested that Successful Speaking: A Woman’s Guide.” As to the subject of her latest tome, “Ethan Frome” is nowadays more often all varieties The subtitle promised even more: “Improve Hanigan, who attended Emerson College found in high schools than in college cur- PEACHES & PUMPKINS your voice, your diction, your image — and “for speech and drama,” drew upon the riculums, Hanigan is eager to promote her your life.” Edith Wharton classic (“Ethan Frome”) commentary wherever she can find an audi- Visit our Farm Store That original book had Hanigan touring – with the intent of “providing a defense” for ence. In addition to local and area libraries, ~ Pasture Raised Beef ~ to as many as 14 states – promoting the book the “forever guilty” (in the eyes of genera- she’s committed to sharing it with Frome and her helpful hints on how to establish a tions of readers) Zeena Frome. “I wrote it fans of any and all ages. Tomatoes, Squash, Peaches, Cucumbers, from a personal narrative point of view,” basic tone, eliminate any nasal tendency, “I’m 87,” she proudly boasts of her new Eggs, Wine, Plums, Apples, Pumpkins overcome submissive speech, learn how to notes Hanigan. “I loved (Wharton’s) story, book. “It would make a terrific one-act play disagree and remain friends, overcome and I’ve always enjoyed writing.” or monologue for someone.” Fresh Apple Cider, Pies, Cider Donuts social shyness, and deal with dozens of As part of a generation that was raised on “I’ll see how it goes with people ordering Wine Tasting Saturday & Sunday 12-4 other public speaking-related topics. 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Her author’s note at the beginning of her muse, breathing some new life – and her new book, in fact, makes a case for how some intriguing questions – into the 102- Mark Ashton can LLC she “heard the persistent voice of the ficti- year-old tale of angst, woe, and tragic sled- be reached at: DUMPSTER SERVICES tious Mrs. Ethan Frome requesting, no ding accidents. mark@stonebridge- 508-885-2428 demanding, that I write about her life. … Briefly,“Ethan Frome” was written by the press.com, or by call- She was increasingly insistent that I neglect Pulitzer-Prize-winning Wharton while she ing: 508-909-4144. Trash, Demolition Debris, • Etc. all other commitments and write … her was living at The Mount, her home in story.” Lenox, where she allegedly learned of a $99 WEEKLY PICK-UP, $70 BI-WEEKLY, QUARTERLY RATE

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BY MARK ASHTON VILLAGER STAFF WRITER STURBRIDGE — Here’s your chance to learn about falconry and tomahawk throwing, to visit pioneer encampments and try your hand at fly fishing, to get a taste of some “wild game” and to sport for a while with some sporting dogs. They call it “The Big MOE,” though its official title is the Massachusetts Outdoor Exposition, held annually since 1996 as a day of outdoor skills, nature, art, animals, and “fun for the whole family.” It’s the area’s best and biggest taste of the great outdoors. Who, in fact, could ask for “anything mo’e?” Scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 22, at the Hamilton Rod & Gun Club from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the annual exposition is free to one and all and features “amazing demonstrations” and supervised hands-on activities for all ages. Among those demonstrations and activities are: spin and fly fishing, birds of prey, mountain bik- ing, safe target shooting (with air- Budding Robin (and Robyn) Hoods will get to pull a few Courtesy photos gun, rifle, and shotgun), native strings at the outdoor expo. Fishing is one of dozens of activities featured at this year’s – and every year’s – annual Big MOE. reptiles, sporting dogs, falconry, tree-stand safety, pioneer encamp- As usual, admission, parking, ments, a petting zoo, kayaking, and all the day’s activities and archery, build your own bird- events are free. Parking on-site, house, geo-caching, tomahawk however,is restricted to the event’s throwing, taxidermy, fish filleting 150-200 volunteer staff and people and cleaning, wild game tasting, requiring handicapped access arts and crafts, skin-and-bones (plate required). Parking for the mammal identification, rock-wall general public is provided by and climbing, “and much, much at Old Sturbridge Village, on the more,” according to the flyer south side of Route 20 (off Old announcing the event. Sturbridge Village Road –follow Special this year is some “wild the signs to “Expo Parking”). turkey excitement” presented by From there, free shuttle bus trans- Big MOE’s partners at the portation for everyone runs National Wild Turkey Federation. throughout the day. That program allows participants That parking and shuttle plan to learn all about “these magnifi- has become necessary by virtue of cent game birds that fed the the fact that the Massachusetts Pilgrims and are again feeding us Outdoor Exposition is the largest today” and to discover “what it event of its kind in New England Birds of prey will be among the wildlife and has shown “extraordinary attendees. takes to talk turkey!” MOE-goers will get a chance to build their own bird houses at the event. growth and popularity” in recent years, garnering up to 5,000 children and adults. “Every year it keeps growing, we pick up more and more,” says Ralph Gajewski of Sturbridge, one of the event’s organizers and biggest boosters. Big MOE is a rain or shine event. Participants are advised to “bring your umbrellas, rain gear and other weather-related necessi- ties. There is ample opportunity to have fun in all kinds of weather.” No pets are permitted at the event (too many wild animals on-site), but service animals are allowed. Personal pets “will not be allowed to board the shuttle bus,” the organizers add. Food is available for purchase in the pavilion and at the “fish shack” – all at reasonable prices. Eighteenth- and 19th-century pioneer encampments will dot the exposition. Safe-firearms handling is required The focus with all shooting activities at the Big MOE is on safety. for all shooting activities – including archery. Unlimited (Auburn Chapter), the remind people they can’t park on Produced by the Facts About Massachusetts Division of site.” 2013 Shop Hop Shops Wildlife and Nature Society Fisheries & Wildlife For more information on the Big (FAWNS), the Big MOE has a num- (MassWildlife), Weatherly MOE, contact Ralph Gajewski of ber of generous sponsors, includ- “What are your favorite shops doing for Shop Hop this year? 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Editor’s Note: The information Shoplifting on Worcester Road Warrant service, Sturbridge Road. Hill Road. contained in these police logs was CHARLTON POLICE that led to the arrest of Steven Lee CHARLTON — 3:16 p.m. — obtained through either press Ducharme Jr. of Grosvenordale, Threats, Partridge Hill Road. Wednesday, Sept. 11 releases or other public documents DEPARTMENT CT on shoplifting charges. CHARLTON — 8:46 p.m. — Fire, CHARLTON — 8:27 a.m. — Hit kept by each police department, and CHARLTON — 4:01 p.m. — Dolge Court. and run, Masonic Home Road. is considered to be the account of Friday, Sept. 6 Domestic disturbance, Lake Road. police. All subjects are considered CHARLTON — 8:31 a.m. — CHARLTON — 7:56 p.m. — Monday, Sept. 9 Thursday, Sept. 12 innocent until proven guilty in a Warrant service on Travis Crabb Motor vehicle accident, CHARLTON — 4:28 p.m. — CHARLTON — 4:58 p.m. — court of law. If a case is dismissed of Charlton for an unidentified Sturbridge Road. Warrant service on vehicle owned Smoke investigation, Schoolhouse in court or the party is found to be warrant. by Maria Colon of Fiskdale. Road. innocent, The Villager, with proper CHARLTON — 11 a.m. — Motor Sunday, Sept. 8 documentation, will update the log vehicle accident, Masonic Home CHARLTON — 8:52 a.m. — Tuesday, Sept. 10 at the request of the arrested party. Road. Vandalism, Old Spencer Road. CHARLTON — 5:28 p.m. — CHARLTON — 12:51 p.m. — CHARLTON — 1:13 p.m. — Domestic disturbance, Ponnakin MENUS EDUCATION

served with Mexican bean chicken nuggets with sauce thyme chicken, sour cream NOTEBOOK BAY PATH and rice salad and vegetable and whole wheat roll on and chive, potatoes, green sticks. whole wheat pizza both beans, jell-o, sugar free Jell-O. LUNCH Wednesday, Sept. 25: BBQ served with tator tots and Wednesday, Sept. 25: chicken and whole wheat roll green beans. American chop suey, Roman St. Mary’s High School Reunion Monday, Sept. 23: Chop or grinder both served with blend vegetables, Italian Fifty year class reunion, St. Mary’s High School suey (Hamburg, sauce, pasta) baked potato, butter and sour bread, baked apples. Class of 1964. Looking for Cynthia Fantaroni and and garlic bread or grinder cream and corn. Thursday, Sept. 26: TRI-VALLEY, INC. Paul Cook, please forward contact info to: both served with salad and Thursday,Sept. 26: Hot ham Chicken/asparagus, Del [email protected]. Mark your calendar for carrots. and cheese sandwich or Monday, Sept. 23: Beef Monico potatoes, corn, birth- Saturday, June 7, 2014! Let’s have fun and reminis- Tuesday, Sept. 24: Taco grinder, both served with stroganoff, noodles, jar- day cake, plain cake. cence! boats with lettuce, meat, baked sweet potato fries and dinière vegetables, fresh Friday, Sept. 27: Fish with salad and sour cream or peas. fruit. tangy sauce, seasoned pota- whole wheat pizza both Friday, Sept. 27: Teriyaki Tuesday, Sept. 24: Lemon toes, spinach, mixed fruit. CALENDAR The calendar page is a free service offered for listings for with a list of edible perennial plant species, resources for the Latino Community of Southbridge. All welcome! For government, educational and non-profit organizations. Send further study, and recommended sources of seeds and more information, call 508-764-5426 or visit jacobedwardsli- all calendar listings and happenings at least one week in plants are distributed at the conclusion of the program. The brary.org. advance by mail to Ann Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Southbridge Garden Club meets monthly at The Arts Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by Center. We have an open membership and invite you to join FRIDAY e-mail to [email protected]. Please write “cal- us. For additional membership information please inquire SEPTEMBER 27 endar” in the subject line. We will print such listings as space at the event. STURBRIDGE — “Competency and Functioning in allows. THURSDAY Aging”? Community Business Associates SATURDAY networking/referral group guest speaker Dr. David Nowell SEPTEMBER 26 Turn To CALENDAR, page A12 SEPTEMBER 21 STURBRIDGE — Seven Hills Family Services South BRIMFIELD — The Hitchcock Free Academy Farmers’ Valley Family Support Center, 128 Main St. (Route and Artisans’ Market is held each Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 131) presents “Transition Talks” with Robin Foley at p.m. until Nov. 23 and features vendors of locally grown 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26. Helping to empower par- plants and produce, and home-made items. You never know ents with your child’s special needs journey. Also September-October Cabinet Sale what you might find, but the market features locally-grown, focusing on your child’s transition 14-22, Student fresh seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, starter plants, and visions, exploring Post-Secondary Educational flowers, along with honey, maple products, kettle corn, Opportunities, etc. Open to the public. Free. Free SALE baked goods (most weeks), eggs, locally-raised beef, home- childcare provided. For more information, call 508- made preserves, crafts, and more. New vendors are always 796-1950. welcome. During November, vendors’ table spaces are ? ENDS price: $10 each. Contact Hitchcock for more information: SOUTHBRIDGE — Harrington Hospital (413) 245-9977 or visit www.hitchcockacademy.org. Auxiliary Autumn Membership Luncheon will be ST held Thursday,September 26, at the Tuscan Room at OCTOBER 31 STURBRIDGE — Seven Hills Family Services South the LaSalle Reception Center, 444 Main Street. Cash Valley Family Support Center, 128 Main St. (Route 131) pres- beer and wine bar opens at 11a.m. and a pasta mak- Save up to $400 dollars ents “I-PAD Club” from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 21. ing demonstration will be held at 11:30 a.m. with See store for details IPADS are giving voice to Adults and Children with Autism Chris Rovezzi, 2012 Worcester “Iron Chef” and and other disabilities. Come and learn how to use your iPad. owner/chef of Rovezzi’s in Sturbridge. Plated meal Share apps that work for your child. Bring the kids! Bring is served at 12:30 p.m. Pre-payment of $25 includes 29 Summer Street 90 Worcester Road 111 E. Brimfield Road your iPads, wireless available. We have an iPad available for lunch and demonstration. Please call the Volunteer Lunenburg, MA Charlton, MA Holland, MA those who would like to try it out! Free drop-in session. Office at Harrington Hospital at 508-765-6473 to make 978-343-3202 508-248-4346 x107 413-245-3712 Open to the public. Free. Free childcare provided. For more your reservation today. Fax 508-248-4353 information, call 508-796-1950. STURBRIDGE — Sleep Tight Pajama Story Time CHARLTON — The Charlton Arts and Activities Center, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26 at the Joshya 4 Dresser Hill Road, Charlton, is sponsoring a concert Hyde Library, 306 Main St., Sturbridge. Meet the “Voices in Harmony” featuring the music of Belinda Morse, Man-in-the-Moon. Gentle stories and easy craft to Clem Kaloyanides and Alex Suzano on Saturday,September end the day. All ages welcome. Don’t forget Teddy. 21 at 7 p.m. Belinda, Clem and Alex will be performing a Pre-register by calling the Joshua Hyde Library at unique blend of Pop, Jazz, Latin and Gospel music. The per- 508-347-2512. formance will be held in the barn and admission is free. SOUTHBRIDGE — SUNDAY Severina Rios, Board SEPTEMBER 22 Member of ASPIRA of STURBRIDGE — The Hayloft Steppers, 232 Podunk Road, Massachusetts, will be at the Sturbridge, is holding two free square dance lessons from 6 Jacob Edwards Library, 236 to 7 p.m. Sept. 22 and Sept. 29. Come and enjoy one or two Main St., Southbridge at 6:30 free lessons. You won’t be alone. There will be many brand p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26 in new dancers. For more information, visit www.hayloftstep- celebration of Hispanic pers.org. Heritage Month. Ms. Rios will present a discussion on TUESDAY Puerto Rico, its relationship with the United States, and SEPTEMBER 24 STURBRIDGE — Seven Hills Family Services South Valley Family Support Center, 128 Main St. (Route 131) presents Driveways Paving is our #1 Priority – Parking Lots “South Valley Sibling Group” from 4:30 to 6 Seal Coating p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24. South Valley Family Not Just a Sideline! Free Estimates Support Center Sib Shops offer a safe, nur- turing, fun place for siblings. Sib-Shops offer facilitator led (Sib-shop Certified Facilitator Brenda Waleski of the Sibling Support Project) discussions, games, letter writing, community activities and field trips. Ages 6 and up. Open to the public. Free. Free childcare provided. For more information, call 508-796-1950.

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Will and Sally Damon sell apples and peaches at the festival. John Dahler, Terry Hall and Michele Connor help to run the Socks for Siberia tent at the festival.

The Blues For Jesus band plays in the afternoon at the festival.

A boy gets his face painted to look like a skull.

Scarlett Cipro grills at one of the food stands.

STURBRIDGE — The Second Annual A group plays one of the games set up at the festival. SocksStock End of Summer Music Festival took place on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Hyland Orchards. From 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., food, drinks, and music were enjoyed by attendees, and special door prizes were given out, including concert tickets. Sponsored by WMAS 94.7, of Springfield, and WXLO 104.5, of Worcester, the Socks for Siberia organization raised money to donate clothing to orphanages located in Siberia.

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A girl attempts the very difficult game of swinging One boy with his face painted enjoys playing some football. a metal ring onto a hook. Children feed the goats and ponies at the orchards.

Attendees relax in chairs and get involved in outdoor activities. www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•9 Do-it-yourself repairs for vintage wares

It’s a fact of life in the quick paint over on small Problem: Scratches on odors. Here are some fixes: clean, dry,soft cloth. antiquing circuit. TAKE items, try sponge-on shoe wood Sprinkle a generous amount Win Dinner for Two at the Top-of-the-line antiques polish with a glossy finish. Solution: Scratches can of baking soda, cat litter or Publick House — Your tips and pristine pieces are pricy, THE Problem: Brown staining add character to an old piece, charcoal chips in the trunk can win you a great dinner but those that show the INT on teacups but if they are distracting, a or drawer. Close up and stir for two at the historic “scars” of their longevity H Solution: Stains may be quick cover-up may be in mixture each day until odor Publick House Historic Inn are often bargains. The good KAREN removed from the inside of a order. First try rubbing a has dissipated. Better yet, try in Sturbridge! Simply send news is, often all it takes is a porcelain cup by rubbing good paste wax over the this old dealer trick: After in a hint to be entered into a little elbow grease and imag- TRAINOR with a weak solution of scratches and buff. Deeper you’ve mowed the lawn, toss random drawing. One win- ination to revamp vintage hydrogen peroxide in water. scratches can often be cam- some grass clippings inside ner per month will win a fab- wares! Hot on the heels of quarter cup each of pow- Be cautious about the ouflaged with a scratch and close the lid. Stir the ulous dinner for two (a $60 the Brimfield Antique dered Clorox II and Cascade strength of this bleach, cover, such as Old English. grass each day for a week. value) at the renowned Shows, the following “tricks in five quarts of hot water. which should be very weak No scratch cover in hand? The chlorophyll from the restaurant, located on Route of the trade” are offered. Soak overnight or until (do not use on valuable Iodine has been known to grass will absorb the smell! 131 across the town common Note: The information stains are gone. This proce- porcelain). cover scratches on Problem: Glass stopper is in historic Sturbridge. below is offered as a sugges- dure should be used only on Problem: Silver tarnishes mahogany furniture. Or use stuck in a bottle or decanter Because I’m in the business tive guideline only and not white or light linens, as it fast the tried and true method of Solution: Lubricating the of dispensing tips, not meant as instructional. could cause dark colors to Solution: Silver and silver- rubbing the scratch with the area can often coax the stop- inventing them (although I Valuable antiques require run. ware won’t tarnish as quick inside of an oily nut meat, per out. Try WD-40, using the can take credit for some), I’m professional evaluation. Any Problem: Worn wood sur- if you pack them in Ziplock such as a pecan, Brazil nut or application stick to apply oil counting on you readers out application applied is strict- face: bags. For silver stored in walnut. Crayon type furni- around the area between the there to share your best help- ly at the user’s own risk and Solution: Before you rush drawers or display cases, a ture sticks in several shades neck of the bottle and the ful hints! responsibility. to refinish a worn wooden charcoal sachet can stall tar- are also sold for this purpose. stuck stopper. Allow time for Do you have a helpful hint Problem: Stained and yel- surface, check out your nish. To make: fill a square of Once the scratch is success- the oil to penetrate, then or handy tip that has worked lowed linens shoeshine kit. Lackluster cotton with activated char- fully diminished polish or apply gentle pressure to pull for you? Do you have a ques- Solution: This “tried and wood finishes on mahogany coal and tie off or stitch wax the piece to a uniform it out. Do not use force or you tion regarding household or true” dealers’ secret weapon or cherry furniture or closed. Store next to silver to shine. risk breakage. This proce- garden matters? If so, why combines the cleaning frames or other small wood absorb sulphur and other air Problem: Scratched up dure may have to be repeated not share them with readers efforts of a sodium perborate surfaces can often be instant- pollutants. Replace every plastic surfaces several times. Be sure to proof The Southbridge Evening pretreater and a powdered ly renewed with a coat or two year or as needed. Solution: Mid century tect your bottle and any News? Send questions dishwasher detergent, such of cordovan color wax shoe Note: Activated charcoal, retro plastic furniture and labels from staining during and/or hints to: Take the as Cascade. The recommen- polish. Use paste waxes to used in fish tank filters, is accessories are hot col- this process. Hint!, C/o the Southbridge dation is to mix together one renew wood grain. For a available at pet stores. lectibles. But many of the Problem: Sticky bureau Evening News, 25 Elm St., vintage pieces on the market drawers Southbridge, MA 01550. Or e- are well used - and scratched Solution: Wooden drawers mail [email protected]. Hints up! The good news is, you will glide more easily if you are entered into a drawing can sometimes hide surface lubricate them with wax. for dinner for two at the his- scratches on plastic simply Just rub a candle stub along toric Publick House Inn. Appraisal finds by applying a good coat of the runners or edges. car wax. Just rub in a coat or Problem: Dull and dirty For more great hints, tune two until scratches fade. brass into Take the Hint! one This has been the Problem: Musty scent in Solution: Polish brass up minute snippet tips aired busiest summer we’ve old drawers or trunk quickly and easily with a twice daily on ORC FM 98.9. ever had with regard to Solution: Vintage bureaus paste of equal parts of salt, And for more tips and talk, be estates and appraisals. and trunks that have been flour and vinegar. Rub on sure to listen to my live hour- The personal property stored in a basement often brass with a soft cloth. Rinse long show from 9 to 10 a.m., we have seen has been out- come complete with musty completely. Shine with a each Friday on WARE 1250. standing (in both quality and quantity). So I thought I’d like to share some of the more interesting pieces we’ve seen. But first, let me remind you that we have an onsite TREASURES IN estate sale this Saturday, YOUR HOME Sept. 21, on Nelson Street A late 1800’s child’s sleigh with its original olive in Oxford, from 9 a.m. to 3 green velvet padded and fitted seat, green and p.m. You can find a com- PAUL red milk paint, and steamed bentwood handle and plete listing, with pictures JOSEPH runners. at www.estatesales.net. Just go to Massachusetts on the map. Over the past couple of months we’ve con- • Are you over 65? ducted certified appraisals in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts. The majori- • Do you receive Medicaid, Fuel Assistance, Veteran’s Aid or SNAP? ty of the appraisals were for decedent • Are you a resident of Southbridge or Sturbridge? estates. Some were to be filed in Probate; others were provided so that the heirs could equitably divide those assets they wanted, before they consigned the remainder of the NOW LOCATED at our estate to us to bring to auction. Some were to A 1925D $20 gold piece (double eagle). determine joint assets in divorce proceed- Parish Ministry Center ings. And some were simply for the owners to document insurance values prior to mov- 279 Hamilton St., Southbridge ing to another state. (Next to Trinity Catholic Academy) While there are many reasons for certified appraisals, the bottom line this summer has been that we’ve seen some of the nicest cons and best maintained antiques and collectibles that we’ve encountered in quite a while. I’ve included some pictures of a few of All participants are eligible to come once a month. these items with this column. Hope you enjoy them. Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday First is an ANACS certified 1913-S Barber quarter in Mint State 60 details. Only 40,000 of the month. were ever minted. Compare that mintage An over-sized, unpainted dry sink with tapered with the 1913 (Philadelphia) which had a feet front and back, two large doors off a center mintage of nearly half a million and the 1913 stile, original metal hardware, and still intact D (Denver) which each had nearly 1.5 mil- metal liner. lion. The 1913-S is rarely found in high grade, never mind in Mint State condition. We sold that coin for $9,250.00. By appointment only From that same Estate there was a 1925D 508-765-3701 $20 gold piece (double eagle). Throughout Please call our coinage history, the double eagle has always weighed just less than one ounce the day before for a time (.9675 to be exact). There were almost 3 million of the ‘25D coins minted, but many did Supplement includes: food staples, not survive FDR’s 1933 recall of private gold some dairy items, frozen meats, coins. As a result, we sold that coin for Courtesy photos #3,500.00 (more than twice its melt value). An ANACS certified 1913-S Barber quarter in Mint canned goods, toiletries, paper products, We also did a “downsizing” liquidation State 60 details. Only 40,000 were ever minted. appraisal in eastern Worcester County — $10 gift card of your choice lots of nice, original (not re-painted or the meantime, keep those questions coming repaired) pieces. One of which was a late to us via e-mail or by telephone, and perhaps at local grocery store or pharmacy 1800’s child’s sleigh with its original olive we can sneak a “readers questions” column green velvet padded and fitted seat, green into our next few efforts. and red milk paint, and steamed bentwood handle and runners. Despite the two losses of Contact us! Paul, material at the corners of the seat, the piece CAI, GPPA: Grey was still estimated to bring between $450- Ghost Auctions & $600. Appraisals, 508-943- We also liked the over-sized, unpainted dry 6570, pwogie@charter. sink with tapered feet front and back, two net; www.greyghost- large doors off a center stile, original primi- corp. com; The author tive metal hardware, and banged up, but still conducts certified coin intact, metal liner. The metal liner was hand and antique/col- cut and hand hammered into place. The lectible appraisals, on inside of the doors were bracketed and the site estate sales, auc- interior was painted a faded cream color. tions, and cleanouts. Originality is important as this piece was appraised at $600- $800. And finally,we sold a nice old 800-pound safe (with combination) out of a home in Auburn for $300, plus delivery costs. In fact, we’ve sold four (4) old, old black safes: one 1,800-pounder, the 300-pounder, and a pair of 200 pound safes, in the past two years. They’re always a challenge — but a joy to find a new home for. In our next column, we’ll get back to the bust half dollars, beginning in 1808. In 10 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com

25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone (800) 367-9898 Fax (508) 764-8015 www.charltonvillager.com VIEWS AND COMMENTARYOPINION FROM CHARLTON, CHARLTON CITY, CHARLTON DEPOT AND BEYOND FRANK G. CHILINSKI PRESIDENT/PUBLISHER ADAM MINOR EDITOR What’s in a The day I name? Perhaps you missed the recent Washington, D.C., brouhaha, but there it joined the was – again. Someone was complaining about someone else’s business. Specifically, the PCP (politically correct police) were up in arms about the name of Nation the local professional football team – a.k.a. the Washington Redskins. While it’s not hard to Baseball fever is kicking imagine who was upset into high gear as the post- and why, the fact remains season approaches, and the that not everything in the Boston Red Sox find them- world – even in the wide, selves in unfamiliar terri- wide world of sports – is tory — “clinging” to a siz- open to public debate or able 8.5-game lead in the AL subject to popular East (as of this writing), approval. and almost certainly look- The current owner of ing at a division crown. the team responded to the THE MINOR Things are looking up for AS YOU suggestion of a name my hometown nine, and it change with unequivocat- DETAILS got me thinking about all LIKE IT ing eloquence, basically: the ups and downs of my “No way! Never!” being a fan of the Red Sox, DOING THEIR DUTY Meanwhile, a handful of ADAM MINOR because we all know (at MARK ASHTON PC-minded sportswriters least, those of us that follow Courtesy photo took their righteous sports), there have plenty of them. Being a SOUTHBRIDGE — Brian Smith, director of Adult Services at Harrington’s Behavioral Health Services stand, vowing to never use the team name in Red Sox fan is like riding a roller coaster. Department, has received an Employer Support award from the National Guard and Reserve. Employer As we all know, it’s been quite the ride — their sports stories again and to refer to the Support is a Department of Defense agency that seeks to promote a culture in which all American team only as “Washington.” the depressing letdown of Aaron Boone’s employers support and value the military service of their employees. Brian, shown here on the right, heart-shattering home run off of Tim In this case, it may be a matter of tradi- arranged the schedule of Becky Howard, left, a therapist in Harrington Behavioral Health Services, so tion vs. good taste. While the name has Wakefield in the 2003 ALCS, the completely that she was able to spend more time with her husband when he returned from military service in Africa satisfying revenge of coming back from an 0- served the franchise fairly honorably for recently. Pictured in the center is Earl Bonett, vice chairman of the Massachusetts National Guard and decades, it has (suddenly?) become equated 3 hole to defeat the Yankees the next year in Reserve. Harrington HealthCare System supports and values the military service of its employees and with brute racism, offensive name-calling, the ALCS (on their way to ending the 86-year the family members of employees. Don Brechner, Vice President of Behavioral Health Services and the major league equivalent of school bully- drought with a World Series win), the domi- Brian Smith’s supervisor, has signed a statement of support for the Guard and Reserve. nance of a second championship over the ing. Colorado Rockies in 2007, the Terry While it’s clear that the appellation – quite Francona/Bobby Valentine fiasco over the probably originally employed as representa- last two years, and the drama that led to lots of tive of a fierce and fearsome tribe of athlet- losing — it has all brought us to here. ic warriors – will never gain acceptance by But for me, where did it begin? What was What’s your retirement some folks, it’s just as clear that no official, the moment I first realized that the Red Sox governmental, or even popularly sanctioned were my team? input is wanted or needed. Well, the answer to that, my friends, is For the record, we were greatly disap- mighty convenient, because the game that contingency plan? pointed a couple of decades ago when our turned the tide for me happened exactly 20 college alma mater – Syracuse University – years ago this week, and it’s actually my most You probably have wish to retire, you may be in retired its venerated team mascot – the memorable baseball moment. thought about what you’d a strong position to “max Saltine Warrior, no doubt in the name of The day was Sept. 18, 1993, and I was 9 years like to do during your FINANCIAL out” on these plans because, political correctness and modernization. We old. My parents surprised my brother and I retirement years. at this stage of your life, could never imagine wherein any offense with a fun gift — a bus ride to New York City But all your plans proba- FOCUS your income may be at its might lie. The proud Native American exist- for a Yankees vs. Red Sox game at the old bly depend, to at least highest point, your children ed in sculpted (bronze) on campus and was Yankee Stadium. At the time, I was kind of held in high esteem among all students – some extent, on your JEFF BURDICK may be grown and you may neutral on teams I supported — I liked the financial situation. What even have “retired” your sports fans or not – to the best of our recol- Braves, but I think that was only because they happens if you reach the mortgage. If you still have lection. were successful. Other than that, I really had age at which you wish to money left with which to Adding insult to the injury of his forced no allegiances. retire and you just don’t invest, you may want to look retirement, SU’s noble warrior was replaced That all changed that cool, September have the money you thought you’d have? at other tax-advantaged vehicles that can be by none other than a fruit – a big round night. If this occurs, it’s time for “Plan B.” What used for retirement. orange about as imposing and fearsome as I remember bits and pieces about the does that look like? Here are a couple of But while it’s important to put in as any citrus can ever possibly be. So now the atmosphere that night. The Red Sox weren’t possibilities: much as possible to your retirement “Orangemen” (actually a reference to the really in it that year. They would finish 80-82 Continue working. If you like your job, accounts, you need to do more than that — school’s Protestant – Methodist – founding and miss the playoffs, and the eventual World you may not mind working an extra year or you also must put the money in the right fathers) take on opponents with the threat of Series champions, the Toronto Blue Jays, so. You’ll be bringing in more income and investments within these accounts. Your squeezing mildly acidic fruit juice into their would pull off one of the most memorable contributing more to your 401(k) or other exact investment mix should be based on opponent’s paper cuts and minor abrasions. moments in the history of the sport with Joe retirement account — and, perhaps almost your individual risk tolerance and time Also for the record, SU under the mas- Carter’s championship-clinching home run as importantly, you may be able to avoid horizon, but, as a general rule, these invest- cotry of a large fruit has been significantly against Mitch “Wild Thing” Williams and the less formidable – and successful – than it Philadelphia Phillies. Gotta love that mullet! tapping into these retirement accounts, ments must provide you with the growth thus giving them more time to potentially potential you’ll need to accumulate suffi- was in the days of such football legends as Anyway, back to the Bronx. The Red Sox Floyd Little, Jim Brown, Larry Czonka, and may not have been in it, but the Yankees still grow. (However, once you turn 70?, you’ll cient resources for retirement. need to begin taking withdrawals from Of course, as you know, investments Ernie Davis, all no doubt inspired by the had a shot. They were only a few games out of nameless but notably buff and athletic first place (there was no Wild Card at this your 401(k) and a traditional IRA.) But if move up and down. You can’t prevent this, Native American. point — it would debut only months later, in you are really not enamored with the idea but you’ll certainly want to reduce the The question remains, are there other 1994, when the American League shifted to a of working any longer, you might find that effects of volatility as much as possible professional (or even collegiate) teams out three-division format), and at that point in the even the ability to “beef up” your retire- when you enter retirement. Consequently, there likely to be the target of the next season, every win mattered as October ment plans for another couple of years isn’t during your final working years, you may loomed large. much consolation. need to adjust your retirement accounts by round of rampant political correction? Will The crowd was hot that night. I had never Adjust your retirement lifestyle. It’s pret- shifting some of your assets (though cer- the Kansas City Chiefs survive the purge? been to a Major League game before, so the ty simple: If you don’t save as much as you tainly not all) from growth-oriented vehi- And would the D.C. team be perceived as bright lights of Yankee Stadium were hypno- had planned for retirement, you probably cles to income-producing ones. equally offensive if they were named the tizing. I remember feeling taken aback by how can’t do all the things you wanted to do as a It’s a good idea to have contingency plans Washington Whiteys? What about the many people (55,672 according to baseball-ref- retiree. For example, you may not be able to in place for virtually every endeavor in life Cincinnati Reds? Are we to believe they’re erence.com) were in the stadium. Every sin- travel as much, or pursue your hobbies to — and paying for your retirement years is all a bunch of dirty Commies? Are the San gle seat was filled. It was quite impressive. the extent you’d like. no different. But if you can make the right Diego Chargers actually a clique of irre- My brother and I had brought our gloves, Clearly, you’d like to avoid these “retire- moves to avoid the contingency plans in the sponsible credit card users? Should the New and even though we were seated under the ment contingency plans.” To do so, though, first place, then so much the better. York Jets be forced to change because of balcony,we were hoping for a foul ball on this you’ll need to take steps well before you their “gang creds” – as in “West Side damp evening. retire. And the most important move you This article was written by Edward Jones Story’s” Sharks and Jets? The game would start off like any other.Mo can make may be to contribute as much as for use by your local Edward Jones Whether or not such idiocy ever comes to Vaughan had crushed a home run in the first you can possibly afford to your IRA and Financial Advisor. Please contact Jeff pass, those proposing a renaming of the inning, and it looked like they were on their your 401(k) or other employer-sponsored Burdick, your local Edward Jones Advisor Redskins ought to, at the very least, offer up way to a win. The actual details of the middle retirement plan. in Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 or jeff.bur- some suitable (acceptable and in keeping innings, in my mind, have been lost due to During the last several years before you [email protected]. with the character of the town) alternative time, but thanks to YouTube, the ending of titles. the game is what is most memorable. Given the true nature of the city in ques- Here’s the setup: Boston had the lead, 3-1, in tion, what could be more psychologically the bottom of the ninth, two outs, bases LETTERS intimidating or fearsome than the D.C. Tax empty. Red Sox reliever Greg Harris beans Collectors? Or the Sequestrationers? Or the Mike Gallego to put him on first. The Yankees Extra! Extra! Read All About It! gridiron Gridlockers? Given the frequency bring in Mike Stanley to pinch hit for Randy We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers of certain occurrences within the political Valarde — and that’s when it gets weird. to turn to the Opinion pages and read your Letters to the fabric of the town, couldn’t (shouldn’t) the Stanley flies out to left fielder Mike Editor. local athletes be best characterized as the Greenwell for the third out, and the apparent But first, you have to write us! D.C. (Lame) Ducks? end of the game — but wait, what’s this? — a Mail your letters to the Charlton Villager, P.O. Box 90, We’ll hope, in the meantime, that political random fan is seen lumbering onto the field Southbridge, MA 01550. correctness might someday (soon) yield to near third base. He is quickly taken down in a Or e-mail your letters to the editor at aminor@stone- the better angels of common sense and com- heap by security, and players and coaches mon decency, so that where no offense is raise their hands in frustration. bridgepress.com. You’ll need to provide your name and place of resi- intended none shall be taken, and that, in After a few minutes of confusion, coaches accordance with MLK’s historic Dream dence, along with a phone number, so we can verify the arguing with umpires and fans chanting for Speech, future team monikers will be reflec- the game to continue, the PA announcer letter is yours. tive not of the color of anyone’s skin but of comes on with news that sends the fans into a We don’t have a set limit, but if you keep it around 600 the true content of each team member’s delirium. words or so, you’re going to have a better chance at see- character. “The last play, due to fan interference, does ing all your words in print. With a bit of talent thrown in, of course, not count. The game will continue.” If you want to write a bit longer about a particular issue, maybe a guest Your when it comes to shooting, throwing, pass- Yankee Stadium explodes. The Bronx Turn column is your cup of tea. If you do that, try to keep it between 700-800 ing, kicking, punting, and otherwise carry- Bombers have been given a second chance. words. ing a ball of some sort to its glorious desti- You can see where this is going. nation. On the very next pitch, Stanley singles to Remember, libelous remarks and/or personal attacks are a no-no and could left. The stadium explodes again. Gerald lead to your letter not being published. So, what are you waiting for? Start writing! Mark Ashton can be reached at: [email protected], or by calling: Turn To MINOR, page A20 508-909-4144. www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•11 12 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com OBITUARIES Julian Dufault, 92 Jaime L. Figueroa CHARLTON — Julian “Larry” Dufault, Henri and Antonine (Vandal) SPENCER — Jaime L. Figueroa and his wife Colleen of 92, of 1 Stafford St., Charlton City, went Dufault. Figueroa, of 17 Bell Marblehead, David Figueroa and his wife home to be with the Lord on Monday,Sept. 9, He served his country with Street, passed away on Kish of Charlton, Ben Figueroa and his wife 2013. the U.S. Army during World Saturday, September 7, Andrea of Holden and Laura Figueroa of He leaves his wife of 69 years Dorothy M. War II. 2013 following an extend- Worcester and six grandchildren. (Wilcox) Dufault; two sons Lawrence H. He enjoyed playing golf, was ed illness. He was at his A private memorial service will be held at Dufault and his wife Patricia of Spencer, an avid Red Soxand& Patriots home surrounded by fam- the convenience of the family. and Raymond P. Dufault and his wife Lee of fan, and was a longtime bee keeper and gar- ily. J. Henri Morin & Son Funeral Home, 23 Charlton; three daughters Lenore A. Morrill dener. He leaves his beloved Maple Terrace, Spencer is assisting the fam- and her husband Frank of Charlton, Elaine There are no calling hours. A Memorial wife of 51 years, Doris A. ily with arrangements. M. Colbert and her husband Richard of Service will be held on Sunday, Sept. 29 at (Lebron) Figueroa; four children, Jaime http://www.morin-morrison.com Charlton, and Susan E. Chanel of Cranston, 1:30 p.m. in Charlton Baptist Church, RI.; his sister Germaine Arsove of Seattle, Hammond Hill Road, Charlton. Wash.; 16 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchil- In lieu of flowers, contributions may be Ramona R. Gibeault, 80 dren, nieces and nephews. made to the Charlton Firefighters He is predeceased by 9 brothers and sis- Association, 10 Power Station Road, SOUTHBRIDGE — Ramona R. (Gauthier) Prince and her husband Francis of ters. Charlton, MA 01506. Gibeault, 80, formerly of Chapin Street, and Sturbridge, Pauline “Molline” Orzech of Larry was a store manger for 20 years for J. Henri Morin & Son Funeral Home, 23 a former longtime resident of Guelphwood Sturbridge, and Joan “Snooky” Earnest of New England Grocers in Holden, retiring in Maple Terrace, is directing the funeral Road, died Saturday, September 14, 2013, at Leicester and many nieces and nephews. 1987. arrangements. Southbridge Rehab & Healthcare Center She was born in Southbridge, daughter of Born in Spencer, he was the son of E. www.morin-morrison.com (formerly Radius Healthcare) Southbridge. Joseph and Irene (Langlois) Gauthier and Her husband of 57 years was the late was a lifelong resident. Arthur J. Gibeault who died in November She was a member of the former Sacred 2010. Heart of Jesus Church. James A. Gauthier, 21 She leaves two sons, Marc Gibeault of Mrs. Gibeault retired from Hyde Charlton and Joseph Gibeault of Charlton; Manufacturing where she worked for many CHARLTON — James Excavating for the past several years. two daughters, Linda Paquin of Auburn years. A. Gauthier 21, of J. He enjoyed rollerblading, fishing, disc golf and Donna Serrano of Putnam, Conn.; 9 She enjoyed flower gardening, and spend- Davis Road, died and playing the drums. grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; a ing time with her family. Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013. A funeral service was held Friday, Sept. brother, Joseph “Sonny” Gauthier of Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy Street, He leaves his parents 13, in the Elm Street Congregational Charlton City; four sisters, Gloria “Kitty” Southbridge, directed the arrangements. Ronald Gauthier and Church, Elm Street, Southbridge. Burial Duda of Stafford Springs, CT, Lorraine www.sansoucyfuneral.com Paula (Foskett) Gauthier was at Northside Cemetery in Charlton. both of Charlton; his Memorial contributions may be made to brother Ben Gauthier of the NAMI of Connecticut, 576 Farmington Charlton; his paternal grandparents Bernie Avenue, Hartford, CT 06515. Donald J. Stone, Sr., 43 and Nancy (Germaine) Gauthier of The Belanger-Bullard Funeral Home, 51 Charlton, and several aunts, uncles, many Marcy St., Southbridge, directed the OXFORD – Donald J. He was born in Webster,the son of the late cousins and friends. arrangements. Stone, Sr., 43, of Church Walter D. and Cheryl L. (Clarke) Stone, and He was born in Worcester and lived in An online video tribute and guest book is Street, died Tuesday, lived most of his life in Oxford. Charlton all his life, although he spent most available at September 10, 2013, in his Mr. Stone worked for Utility Trailers in summers in Wells Beach, Maine. www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. home. North Oxford for the past 8 years. James worked with his father at Gauthier He is survived by his Previously,he worked at Leggett and Platt in wife, Deborah J. (White) Oxford for over 15 years. Stone of Oxford; two He loved riding his motorcycle and going sons, Donald J. Stone, Jr., to the Rendezvous in New York. He enjoyed and David W. Stone, both of Webster; two cookouts with his family and playing with Joseph Stelmach, 62 stepchildren, Nicole M. Higgins and his grandson, Xavier. Matthew R. Higgins, both of Oxford; three A funeral service was held Saturday, CHARLTON — Joseph recently worked at Tractor Supply in sisters, Donna J. White and her husband September 14, at Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Stelmach, 62, of Freeman Leicester. William of Charlton, Sharon L. Foux and Main St., Oxford. Burial will be private at a Road, died Sunday, Sept. A lifetime member of the NRA, Joseph her husband Richard of Dudley, and Susan later date. 8, 2013 at Harrington enjoyed hunting, fishing and gardening. E. O’Connor and her husband Edward of Memorial contributions may be made to Hospital in Southbridge A Memorial Service was held Friday,Sept. Oxford; a brother, Timothy D. Stone and his the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., after being stricken ill at 13, in Hope Christian Fellowship Church, 6 wife Tommie of Oxford; a grandson, Xavier Framingham, MA 01701. home. Haggerty Road, Charlton. “Monkey” Higgins of Oxford; and many www.paradisfuneralhome.com He leaves his wife of 38 Memorial contributions may be made to aunts, uncles, and cousins. years Linda (Suprenant) the American Diabetes Association, 10 Stelmach, a brother Henry Stelmach of Speen St., 2nd Floor, Framingham, MA Charlton and several nephews and nieces. 01701. Send all obituary notices to the Charlton Villager,PO Box Born in Southbridge he was the son of the Belanger-Bullard Funeral Home, 51 late Henry and Selina (Burlingame) Marcy St. Southbridge is directing arrange- 90, Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to Stelmach and lived in the area all his life. ments. Joseph was a set up man at Anderson An online guestbook is available at [email protected]. Products in Worcester for 20 years and www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. CALENDAR CALENDAR from 7:15-8:30 a.m. Sept. 27 at the DUDLEY — The Dudley Hill Players, an extension of the “The Children’s Hour” this fall. Directed by Jacqueline continued from page A5 Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village, ministry of The First Congregational Church of Dudley, Hemeon and produced by Suzanne Adams, the production Sturbridge. Business and profes- United Church of Christ, 135 Center Road, Dudley, presents is slated for September 27, 28, October 4, 5, and 6 at the sional people interested in south- “Relationships” at 7 p.m. Sept. 27; 2 p.m. Sept. 28 and 7 p.m. Gateway Arts Barn, 111 Main St., Southbridge. Show times west Worcester County and vicinity are welcome. Free Oct. 4 and Oct. 5. Five one-act plays all winners of the are 7:30 p.m. for the Friday and Saturday shows, and 2 p.m. admission. www.communitybusinessassociates.org or e- Samuel French Off Broadway Festival for new writers. All for the Sunday matinee. Tickets are $13 for adults and $11 for mail [email protected]. plays produced by special arrangement with Samuel senior citizens over 60 and youth under 18. Tickets may be French, Inc. Each play will be followed by a song, some orig- purchased from the box office on Tuesdays and Thursdays, inal, by acclaimed local musicians and songwriters. just call for times confirmation. There is a $2 discount for Tickets: $10 General Admission; $8 Students and tickets purchased by September 26. For more information, Senior Citizens. Tickets can be purchased at the call Gateway at 508-764-2311, your call will be returned. door or in advance by calling Kenny at (508) 596-0105. Seating in the barn is limited, so be sure to get tickets early. Stonebridge Press This play is rated PG and is not recommended for young Villager Newspapers SOUTHBRIDGE — There will be an Anointing children. Mass at 11 a.m. Friday,Sept. 27 at St. Mary’s Church, Hamilton Street, followed by a chicken potpie lunch- STURBRIDGE — The Federated Church of Sturbridge eon at Trinity Catholic Academy catered by Annie’s and Fiskdale will hold Junior High Dances from 7 to 10 p.m., Country Kitchen. All who are in need of spiritual, Friday (September 27, October 18, November 1, November emotional or physical healing are welcome to 15 and December 13). The dances for 2014 will be announced attend. This is open to the public. Trinity students, soon. These are fun evenings scheduled for all junior high including FIAT will be serving lunch to the guests school children. A DJ is provided at the dances. The dances followed by an entertainment program provided by are for 6th, 7th and 8th grades. There is a “Once your in, Mr. Vennink and all TCA students. your in” policy. Parents may pick up their youths outside the front steps of the Federated Church at 10 p.m. The cost SOUTHBRIDGE — Gateway Players Theatre, Inc. per youth is $7 and snack bar is available Newspaper Inserts are one of the best is proud to perform the Lillian Hellman drama, SATURDAY marketing tools available. SEPTEMBER Direct mailed to every home or zoned 28 BRIMFIELD — exactly where you want for a fraction of the cost The Hitchcock Free of direct mailing. Academy Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market is held each Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Southbridge Evening News until Nov. 23 and features vendors of can insert your locally grown plants 8.5”x11” insert for only and produce, and home-made items. $ per You never know what thousand you might find, but 38 the market features locally-grown, fresh seasonal fruits, veg- or we will Design, etables, herbs, Print and Deliver your starter plants, and flowers, along with flyer for as little as honey, maple products, kettle corn, $ per baked goods (most thousand weeks), eggs, locally- 75 raised beef, home- made preserves, crafts, and more. New vendors are always welcome. For more information call During November, vendors’ table spaces Nathan Berg, Advertising Executive are ? price: $10 each. Contact Hitchcock 508-909-4064 for more information: (413) 245-9977 or [email protected] visit www.hitchcockacademy.org. www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•13 Vaughan takes the mound for ‘thrill’ of a lifetime never die,” Vaughan said, “And 970 AM in Southbridge. enjoy a night out,” Vaughan said. Vaughan said. VAUGHAN everyone laughed — it was great.” Vaughan has worked in radio for “Especially since most folks can’t Vaughan also had experience continued from page 1 “He has a lot of energy and 61 years and has been with WESO afford a trip to Fenway. It’s also a working with the Boston Red Sox, Vaughan said. “The first thing I endurance, he really loved it,” said since 2004. great baseball team and a lot of the which helped propel his excite- said was they didn’t even give me a Beverly Gray, who works with “I have a show every morning players are terrific and end up ment for throwing the pitch. chance to warm up.” Vaughan at the Sturbridge Rotary from 7 to 9 a.m.,” Vaughan said. “I playing for the Boston Red Sox.” “I covered them when I was a As far as how he threw the pitch, Club. just chat with local businesses to The Paw Sox have also offered young kid in Boston in the 50’s and Vaughan thinks he did a pretty Vaughan’s wife also took pic- try to help support the community. their help Vaughan at the radio 60’s,” Vaughan said. good job. tures of the pitch and sent them to We helped to promote their team station. “I’m thrilled,” Vaughan said on “I was waiting for the manager family and friends. after I became friends with “Each year the radio station has the pitch experience. “It’s one to offer me a contract for the play- “People are telling me I had Michael Gwynn.” a Food Share program where we more thing I can say I did.” offs,” Vaughan said. great form and I looked fabulous,” Vaughan really enjoys the collect food donations,” Vaughan Vaughan pitched for his high Vaughan said. games and frequently gives out said. Chelsea Davis may be reached at school baseball team, which made Vaughan first started his close tickets to the game on his radio This year, the Paw Sox’ mascot, (508) 909-4050, or by e-mail at him even more excited. relationship with the Pawtucket show. Paws, came out to help the radio [email protected]. “I told the team that old pitchers Red Sox five years ago through his “It’s a great venue… and it’s a station raise $35,000 at the event. job as an AM radio host for WESO great place to take the family and “It was just terrific of them,” NPLD project leaders still searching for volunteers

stars, and hopefully the LAND moon won’t be too bright. continued from page 1 We’re in kind of a ‘dark In addition to the various day- sky niche’ up there.” time projects, the NPLD will “Gary (Staab) will have include a special Night Hike host- his telescope and discuss ed by FrOST that evening. Led by some astronomy and the local trail advocates Tom constellations.,” ads Chamberland and Gary Staab, Chamberland. “He’s more both associate members of the knowledgeable about those Sturbridge Trail Committee, the things than I am.” rare night hike will start at 7:45 Meanwhile, this year’s p.m. at the Heins Farm overall NPLD program is Conservation lands parking lot on dedicated to the memory of Leadmine Road and is a resched- Ed Calcutt, founder of the uled version of a New Moon hike Grand Trunk Trail Blazers that was postponed earlier this and a long-time advocate of year due to inclement weather. the regional Grand Trunk Chamberland estimates that rail trail now known as the local volunteers have helped with Titanic Rail Trail, a 66- some 50-60 local trail projects over mile trail through 13 Courtesy photos towns in two states. the last dozen years. “Some of Above, The Night Hike scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 28, will begin and end at the those are repeats, of course,” says Now in its 20th year Heins Farm Conservation area parking lot on Leadmine Road. Right, Trail volun- Chamberland. “There’s always nationwide, National teers “dig in,” building a section of the Gate Way Trail on the Leadmine Mountain trash and litter to be picked up, Public Lands Day has Conservation land in Sturbridge. and we’ve always got drainage been celebrated locally for swales to clean out.” more than 12 years and tradition- Chamberland at: Thomas.a.cham- Holland: Applying fine With the scope and range of this ally draws some 60-80 local volun- [email protected] gravel, brush-cutting, year’s varied projects, teers, supported by the Army • Sturbridge: Three projects are and general trail spruc- Chamberland says, “we could use Corps of Engineers and local trail being set up by the town’s Trail ing up of a section of the upwards of 100 people. We’re plan- organizations. Last year, local vol- Committee, including teh spread- Lake Siog Pass Trail (and ning for about 20 at each site, but unteers helped build and maintain ing of fine gravel on the Arbutus along sections of old Hike will be to observe the night that’s why pre-registration is so some 2,000 feet of trails and contin- Park and Old Growth trails, and Morse Road) are the goals for this sky, stars, and constellations, and important. We’re trying to build in ued a process of cleanup following ongoing work to build a gateway project. Meet at the trail-head “to experience an evening in the success for each project.” the devastating storms of 2011. single track on the Leadmine parking lot, 20 Pond Bridge Road, woods, especially how our eyes While there’s no official mini- If all this year’s projects are suc- Mountain property. For the at 8:30 a.m. for registration. Bring lose the ability to see colors, but mum age for work site volunteers, cessfully completed, another 3,000- Arbutus Park work, small tractors work gloves, a water bottle, and everything in shades of black and Chamberland says, it’s important plus feet of trails will be improved and wheel barrows are needed, steel rakes. Volunteers who can white,” says Chamberland. to gear the work to the capabilities and maintained, including rail along with volunteers to clear the supply a dump truck and/or trac- The hike will end at approxi- of those volunteering. “Obviously, trails, handicapped-accessible trails of small-tree debris. tor to haul gravel are also needed. mately 9:30 p.m. Proper clothing, the little kids can rake and pick up trails, and single-track trails. Registration for these projects will A pizza lunch will be provided by bug spray, and a water bottle are trash, but they can’t move heavy “Residents, scouts and youth take place at the Shattuck Road the Brimfield Trail Association at encouraged. Flashlights are stones. We try to make sure every groups – everyone, is welcome to trail-head, 10 Shattuck Road park- noon. For more information or to optional, as their use will be dis- project is family friendly.” join in a morning of service back ing lot, at 8:30 a.m. Volunteers are pre-register contact Dick Haller at: couraged for most of the hike. A special addition to this year’s to their public lands,” says advised to bring work gloves and a 508-284-1903, or by email at: Kids are welcome, says local NPLD is the night hike that Chamberland. water bottle. A pizza lunch will be [email protected] Chamberland, if they are equal to “serves a couple of purposes,” Local sites and projects for served at noon, provided by • Westville Lake: This project the time and distance (about one according to Chamberland. “First NPLD this year include the follow- FrOST. Pre-registration is request- involves installing safety rails mile) of the hike. Pets are not of all, it’s an introductory pro- ing: ed by calling 508-347-6340, or by along a section of the Grand invited. gram by FrOST, so we’re hoping • East Brimfield Lake/Brimfield: emailing Randy Redetzke at: rre- Trunk Trail out to the Ed Calcutt Members of FrOST will be on we’ll pick up some interest and Meet at the Five Bridge Road trail- [email protected]. Bridge, maintaining drainage hand with information and mem- members. But beyond that it’s head parking lot, 207 Five Bridge • Southbridge: This work project ditches, and general trash and lit- bership applications. If the weath- kind of an interesting thing.” Rd., at 8:30 a.m. for registration. is to complete installation of the ter patrol. Volunteers are asked to er is overcast or rainy,the hike will Having taken part in a state-run Crews will be dispatched from rip-rap swale on the newly built meet in the park, 125 Wallace Road, likely be rescheduled for Saturday, night hike several years ago, there to spread gravel, install a Heritage Trail. Volunteers are for 8:30 a.m. registration and to Oct. 5. For more information on Chamberland found it both inter- drainpipe, perform various other asked to meet at 200 Marjorie Lane bring work gloves and a water bot- the night hike, contact esting and informative – especially trail-maintenance work, and clear (Westville Dam Office) at 8:30 a.m. tle. All other tools will be provided. Chamberland at 508-347-3705, or by in terms of his realization that the trail of debris and trash. for registration, bringing work A pizza lunch will be served at email: Thomas.a.chamberland@ “we lose sight of colors in the Volunteers are asked to wear stur- gloves and a water bottle. All other noon by the Corps of Engineers. usace.army.mil dark.” The local hike, beginning dy shoes and to bring work gloves hand tools will be provided. A Pre-registration is requested, by and ending at the Heins Farm and a water bottle. A pizza lunch pizza lunch will be provided by the contacting Park Ranger Tom Mark Ashton can be reached at: parking lot, is expected to discuss will be provided by the Corps of Grand Trunk Trail Blazers at Chamberland at 508-347-3705, or by [email protected], or by such things, along with the joys of Engineers to all volunteers at noon. Pre-registration is request- email: Thomas.a.chamberland@ calling: 508-909-4144. sky gazing and “the dark-sky ini- noon. For more information, con- ed by emailing Scott Benoit at: usace.army.mil tiative,” he says. “We’ll see some tact Park Ranger Tom [email protected] The focus of the evening’s Night Area libraries promoting card programs

in their library card number on the library LIBRARY website.” She noted that “anyone is eligible continued from page 1 – even residents of other area towns – for a that book report, on anything from “Catcher CPL card upon request.” in the Rye” to the Harry Potter series, can Between the library’s computer stations carry the weight (and additional input) of and home use of the Mango program, “A critics and critiques past. hundred people can be using it at once,” said One unique – and truly beneficial – bene- Hansen. That’s a lot of – free – language fit of having a card is the card-holder’s abil- learning going on, by students of all ages ity to “use their library cards from home, and interests. Mango is also available, along too,” says Morrissey. “Our library offers with Wi-Fi and other social media aids, in access to important educational resources Southbridge and other area libraries as like e-books, online homework help, online well. databases, etc. If we do not own an item in Also in Southbridge, online for local Southbridge, it can be requested from researchers, are all the local high school another library and picked up at Jacob yearbooks from 1918 to the present. With the Edwards Library.” yearbooks now in digital format (it was a 12- Libraries throughout the state are part of year input project), “genealogists and those this C/W MARS resource-sharing network, interested in tracing family histories can Morrissey adds. “There is a delivery every now avail themselves of this great treasure day, Monday to Friday, to our Library.” of information,” Morrissey noted when Another educational benefit that can pay rolling out the program. big dividends for library card holders of all The cost, again, is merely possession of a ages is the Charlton Public Library’s lan- library card. guage-learning resources. Introducing the Joshua Hyde Library Director Becky Mango Languages program to its online Plimpton in Sturbridge also invites one and Courtesy photos services earlier this year, the library offers all to get or renew their library card soon, noting that September’s an especially good Through the Charlton Public Library’s Mango Language program, instruction in a second (or third or instruction in some 40 languages – from fourth) language is available for free online – even from home – to anyone with a CPL library card. Arabic to French to Tagalog to Urdu – for time in light of “class visits as kids go back free to anyone with a library card. to school.” residents. “Anyone from anywhere can get a call 508-764-5426, or visit the library website “We saw the need, we looked at options, In addition to all the regular library library card; we just need verification of an at www.jacobedwardslibrary.org. In and Mango seemed to have everything we resources and C/W MARS materials, address,” said Plimpton. Sturbridge, visit: wanted,” said Library Director Cheryl Joshua Hyde has a couple of things especial- Morrissey, meanwhile, also invites any- www.sturbridgelibrary.org. In Charlton, the Hansen in introducing the program back in ly beneficial for youngsters, including one needing to replace their library card to website address is: March. Along with being available in the “Freegal,” free music downloads to personal do so, at no charge, during the month of www.charltonlibrary.org. library at any of its 20 computer stations, iTunes, and “One-Click,” which allows free September. “All you need to have is an offi- the language program is also accessible “on and easy downloads of audio and e-books. cial ID, and the rest takes only minutes.” Mark Ashton can be reached at: home computers for anyone with a CPL As with the other area libraries, such For more information on how to sign up [email protected], or by calling: card,” Hansen added. “They just have to put perks are not strictly limited to Sturbridge for a card in Southbridge, visit the library, 508-909-4144. 14 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com SPORTS Rams win wild five-set affair with rival Woolies

Shepherd Hill's Emily Hanson shows good form before returning a Millbury serve.

Brenna Foley of Shepherd Hill hits the ball with both hands to set up an offensive scored 10 of the next 14 points to prevail served three great balls,” Caffelle said of play. and improve to 1-2 on the season after Hanson. BY NICK ETHIER tough losses to Sutton and Hudson. “I have the freshman middle who had SPORTS STAFF WRITER “For us to hang in there after being down some nice plays today...she had that beauti- MILLBURY — The Shepherd Hill- 8-5 and then being down again — this is ful tip at the end that we were trying to uti- Millbury varsity volleyball rivalry has our second fifth setter of the year and we lize,” Caffelle added of Phillips' play. been a good one for years now, and nothing played poorly in the fifth set of our open- In the Rams' first set win senior Victoria changed Sept. 10 when the Rams and ing match, we lost that 15-6 — so this was a Moriarty was a catalyst with many service Woolies met again for the first of two big plus for us to show the resilience in points, including a few aces. Then, in the matches to be played this season. someone else's gym,” Caffelle said. “I'm third set, Shepherd Hill led from start to “It's a huge rivalry,” Shepherd Hill head hoping this is a big springboard for us.” finish. coach Tom Caffelle said. “It's hard to put After Shepherd Hill had tied it up, 8-8, The Rams could have put it away with a the ball on the floor against them some- the Woolies grabbed the next point to lead fourth set win, but Millbury led virtually times. They just cover the court so well.” 9-8 and were up again 12-10 before the the entire time — with Shepherd Hill only Although Millbury covered nearly every Rams' final charge. tying the score on inch of the court, the Rams found just Millbury hit the ball into the net to make two occasions. enough room to eke out a five-set victory. it 12-11 and senior libero Emily Hanson fol- But The Hill fin- Nick Ethier photos Set scores were 25-21, 21-25, 25-14, 16-25, 15- lowed that up with an ace to even the ished it off in five, Above, Shepherd Hill's 12. match again, 12-12. A second Hanson ace a performance made it 13-12, a big-time block from fresh- Caffelle would Adriana Vesovski looks up Last year on the Woolies' court, The Hill before bumping the ball fell behind two sets to none before winning man Kayla Phillips brought it up to 14-12, have been pleased and Shepherd Hill finished it off when sen- with win or lose. over to a teammate. the last three. This time around each team Right, A pair of Shepherd traded sets. ior Brenna Foley made a nice pass over to “Winning's just Phillips who finished it off with a kill. a little extra piece Hill players leap in unison In the pivotal fifth set Shepherd Hill had to try and block an “I got my senior libero who struggled a of cake,” he said. it tied up, 5-5, before falling behind by attempted Millbury point. three. From there, though, the Rams little today serving, but at crunch time she

Brenna Foley of Shepherd Hill reacts after racing over to the ball and making a nice Micaela Rice of Shepherd Hill jumps in anticipation of an attempted block of a Millbury backhanded play. Shepherd Hill's Kayla Phillips releases a first set serve versus Millbury. players' hit.

SPORTS BRIEFS

Sept. 28 (Worcester) and Sept. 29 (Auburn) With its corporate sponsor Southbridge Flag Football registration at The Jr. Crusaders launch its fall "Learn To" RRI to host annual road race in Savings Bank, RRI is encouraging racers of program at the Horgan Arena in Auburn all abilities, including those in wheelchairs YMCA set for Oct. 4 and at the Buffone Arena in Worcester. Sturbridge and with disabilities, to participate. This program allows boys and girls (ages The race begins and ends behind the The Tri-Community YMCA is holding 4 and up) to try ice skating or hockey for Rehabilitative Resources, Inc. (RRI), one Publick House, located at 277 Main Street in Youth Flag Football registration for boys free. The first two weeks of the session will of Central Massachusetts’ leading Sturbridge. Day-of registration and an and girls grades K-8 until Oct. 4. For more be free of charge so the children can get a providers of services for people living with awards ceremony will be located on the information you can call Sue Casine, the feel for the sport with minimal out of pock- developmental disabilities, will hold its 20th Sturbridge Town Common, directly across Recreation Director, at (508) 765-5466. et expense for the parents. After two weeks annual Rise and Run Road Race on Sunday, the street. if the child would like to continue with the Oct. 6 in Sturbridge. The 10k and 5k races The first 150 people to register will receive program they can do so by signing up with begin at 9 a.m., and the one-mile race starts technical running shirts. Additionally,there Jr. Crusaders Youth Hockey to the onsite Jr. Crusaders volunteers for a at 10:30 a.m. will be awards for top finishers overall and minimal fee. Parents are welcome to watch The cost of the race is $20 in advance and in each age division, and all one-mile partic- hold free seminars the session just off ice or in the heated lobby. $25 for those registering on the day of the ipants will receive award ribbons. For more details visit www.jrcrusader- race. Fundraising proceeds from this event For more information, please contact The Jr. Crusaders Youth Hockey program shockey.com. will help the many people RRI serves who Cinda Lavely at clavely@rehabre- will be conducting four “Learn to Skate and are in need of supportive and adaptive sourcesinc.org or (508) 347-8181 X113, or visit Learn to Play Hockey for Free” seminars. equipment. www.rehabresourcesinc.org. On Sept. 21 (Worcester), Sept. 22 (Auburn), www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•15 SPORTS Bay Path’s ball possession huge in beating Pioneers

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER CHARLTON — More often than not a soccer team that wins the possession battle against its opponent will either win the game, or, at the very least, have the better of the opportunities. The Bay Path varsity boys’ team proved that theory to be true Sept. 16 when they defeated Southbridge High 6-0, controlling the ball for the majority of the contest. But the Minutemen only led by a single goal at halftime due to a somewhat lackadaisical effort. “We didn’t start off with our game plan,” Bay Path head coach David Martinson conceded. The one first half goal the Minutemen were able to net, with about eight minutes to play, did play into the possession theory. Handling the ball from the outside, Bay Path’s Nathan Davis threaded a perfect inside pass to the foot of it off for the score. Martinson said. were of the spectacular Chris Walne who finished “Confidence builder Then, at the halftime variety. before the end of the half,” intermission, Martinson “I thought their keeper told his team to improve did a phenomenal job,” possessing and moving the Martinson said. “He defi- ball even more. nitely kept them in the “Going into the second game.” half the strategy was to get But Bay Path turned on better ball movement on the jets and scoring became the ground,” he explained. contagious about midway Even though the through the second half. Minutemen improved that Dustin Phillips (Ryan aspect from the get-go, Murphy assist) and Nathan Bay Path’s Troy Nicolas fights off two Southbridge defenders to get Southbridge keeper Lukas Phelps (Walne assist) his head on the ball. St. Germaine was equal to scored three minutes apart During a break in the players [from last year] and the task for most of the to make it 3-0. action Southbridge head we picked up a lot of play- afternoon. In fact, many of Then, with 14 minutes to coach Steve Croft men- ers this year. We had a huge the saves the backbone of play, Jacob Rojee headed in tioned that his team would turnout — we had 51 kids the Pioneers’ defense made a goal after an awesome spend an entire practice [at tryouts],” Martinson crossing pass from Phelps. clearing the ball out of the said. Tyler Suprenant then box to reduce opponents’ Martinson hopes to get Nick Ethier photos added the fifth and sixth scoring opportunities. back to districts and com- goals late in the contest to ABOVE, From left, Southbridge’s The Minutemen, mean- pete for a Colonial Athletic Tim Yaede and Bay Path’s close out the scoring at 6-0. while, are 3-0 and hope for League title as well as Brandon Bellerive chase after a St. Germaine made an another strong season after reach the State Vocational loose ball. AT LEFT, Nathan astounding 27 saves while reaching the Central Mass. Tournament, a four-team Phelps of Bay Path moves the Bay Path’s Brandon Hevy Division 2 district quarter- event the Minutemen ball past a hard-charging added a couple of stops to finals a year ago. missed out on in 2012 by a Southbridge defender. preserve the shutout. “We lost some quality single game. Déjà vu play helps Beavers beat Bay Path again

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER UPTON — In the Central Mass. Division 6 Super Bowl game played between Blackstone Valley Tech and Bay Path last Dec. 1, the game’s only score was Benjamin Reiffarth’s kick return to open the contest in the Beavers’ 6-0 victory. Fast forward to the regular season opener for both teams on Sept. 14 at Postma Field, and once again the Minutemen kicked the ball away to Reiffarth to start the game. New year, same result. Reiffarth caught the ball at his team’s own 15-yardline and scampered 85 yards to the house for a touchdown, and Valley Tech never looked back as they defeated Bay Path, 35-7. “We were trying something new on the kickoff, trying to get a wall to the right side and a hole opened up and I was able to break Nick Ethier photos it for a touchdown,” said Reiffarth. Above, After some good blocking, Justin Sherman of Bay Path carries the ball for a 28-yard gain. Right, “It’s the first time we’ve had a kid kick Bay Path’s Zack Huard leaps to catch a pass in front of Valley Tech defender Andrew Carroll. over 20 yards and he’s only a freshman,” Minutemen head coach Al Dhembe said of Matt Pecore’s boot. “I’m always concerned if time. “The game was basically over in terms complement to Reiffarth with the ball in his you kick too high and too far sometimes you of score. I was concerned that no one would hands, as he rushed nine times for 78 yards. outrun your coverage and they end up creat- get hurt.” “He’s a big kid and had a great summer,” ing angles. He kicked it farther than we’re The Beavers took advantage of the fumble Archibald said of his fullback. used to.” recovery when on fourth-and-goal from the 1 Bay Path broke Valley Tech’s shutout But Dhembe wasn’t there to criticize Reiffarth found the end zone again. with 4:46 to play when Hetherman took a Pecore’s kick. In fact, Dhembe said that Hetherman was then intercepted twice — quarterback draw 20 yards and into the end Pecore will turn out to be a special player as once by Reiffarth, once by Leacy — and zone. Pecore then kicked the extra point to the years go by. Valley Tech was opportunistic the second make it 35-7. The Beavers’ defense forced three-and- time around. For Reiffarth, last season’s Super Bowl played on our side of the line of scrimmage outs on Bay Path’s first two possessions, and Reiffarth (8 carries, 50 yards) found pay victory and this season opening win over throughout the whole game, without ques- Valley Tech took advantage early in the sec- dirt for the fourth time when he scored from the Minutemen meant a lot after some years tion. They were bigger, stronger, more ath- ond quarter. Quarterback Nicholas Wojnar 17 yards out. Leacy’s fifth point after made it of frustration facing their rivals. letic, they were simply better.” (7 carries, 55 yards) scampered 34 yards for a 35-0. “They beat us in the playoffs two years But Dhembe hopes the setback will be a touchdown, and Bailey Leacy added his sec- “You can’t arm-tackle Ben,” Valley Tech ago so it’s always our rival. It was nice to get learning experience for his young team. ond extra point to make it 14-0. head coach Jim Archibald said. “He’s strong momentum going,” he said. “This can be a positive experience, even Then, with under two minutes to play [and] he’s got a great lower body. He did his Dhembe gave the Beavers all the credit for though it was a negative result, if we learn until halftime, the Beavers upped the advan- thing and broke a few tackles.” their impressive performance, stating, from it, if we grow from it, if we expand tage to 21-0 — the score at intermission — The Beavers’ Devin Kempster was a great “They were far superior in all walks. They from it — and hopefully we will,” he said. when Reiffarth was handed the ball and he barreled in from 3 OVERLOOK COMMUNITIES MYO Smokers Club yards out. THE SPIRIT OF LIFE 5K Bay Path opened A Private Club where you can the second half with WALK/RUN Roll 200 Smokes in 10 min. or less. a quarterback 88 Masonic Rd., Charlton change — Tucker $ Hetherman replac- SEPTEMBER 21ST 34.99 ing Justin Sherman, REGISTRATION 9AM Enjoy a Coffee or a Game of Pool. who moved into a RUN BEGINS AT 10AM receiver role — but – COUPON – on the first play from WALK AT 10:15 scrimmage the Minutemen lost the All proceeds benefit FREE Yearly Membership ball on a fumble, giv- Make a Wish Fund with this ad ing Valley Tech good Registration is $10, pledges are welcome field position. Rain or shine Hours: M-F 10am-7pm & Sat 10am-5pm “Tucker’s the at former Smokies Tobacco location future,” Dhembe said Call or email 129 Main St., Webster (Friendly’s Plaza) of the decision to (508)434-2401 or switch QBs at half- [email protected] 508-461-6800 ~ myosmokersclub.com 16 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com ‘We’re making a difference’

RELAY FOR LIFE RAISES MORE THAN $106K IN 10TH YEAR

BY AMANDA COLLINS STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER AUBURN — The “C” word that highlighted this year’s Central South County Relay for Life wasn’t cancer — instead it was “celebration.” While the hundreds of people who gathered at Lemansky Park Friday, Sept. 6, were there with goal of wiping out cancer, their focus was also on celebrating life and milestones. The event com- memorated the Central South County’s 10th Relay in Auburn and the 100th anniversary of the American Cancer Society. More than 400 people came from all over Worcester County joined together on 39 teams to walk through the night and into the morning Saturday, Sept. 7 to raise money for cancer research. As of Monday, Sept. 9, the Relay had netted $106,000, and counting, to benefit the American Cancer Society. In his remarks at the Relay’s opening ceremony, Al Narris, who chaired the Relay committee with Amanda Collins photos Cindy Gallant and Gary Mahlert, Twelve-year-old Douglas resident Samantha Coombs shows A Chippy’s Kids team member serving up some hearty soup. said the 10th anniversary marked her support for the cause. a “a very,very special year for us.” Narris looked back to a decade ago when a small group of people met up in the old Auburn High School cafeteria to talk about brin- ing a Relay to Auburn. There were seasoned fundraisers who knew the Relay top-to-bottom, and there were people like him, “who knew virtually nothing.” That small group had eight weeks to put together a two-day event with the goal of raising $30,000. “We couldn’t believe it – the eight weeks or the $30,000,” said Narris. “Both seemed impossible.” But in that inaugural year 25 teams brought in more than $40,000 for cancer research and started some traditions that are still going strong a decade later. As Narris said, there are some things you can count on at the Relay – CERT members always give their time to direct traffic, the same DJ donates his talent and equipment to spin tunes all night, and the same singer each year Superman (a.k.a. Scott Black, of Auburn) is on a mission to “save the tatas.” belts out the National Anthem to kick the whole thing off. Many of second year in a row, her crystal Berlin. “It’s so cool to see so many Black, from the original relayers return each earrings and beaded necklaces people come together for the same Auburn. Super couple Scott and Tena Black lean on each other year as well, with at least 10 teams were sold at a booth at the Relay. cause.” Black beat uter- as Tena battles breast cancer. taking part in the Relay during all A new tradition this year were Her team’s name came from a ine cancer two ten of its years in Auburn. “Mini Relays” – one day fundrais- nickname her grandmother, years ago, but is now receiving emotional first lap to kick off the “After all that time, we’re still ing events held in Uxbridge and at Nancy, gave the kids in the family. chemotherapy for breast cancer. event, while others stood around making it happen,” said Narris. the Auburn High and Middle She died of lung cancer. Despite the battle, her humor is in the track and cheered them on. A new tradition began last year Schools that netted $33,000 for the “We here for her memory,” said tact. “We feel like we’re making a dif- when the Relay for Life Committee cause. Blais. “Cancer twice? I wish I had ference,” said Gallant. “There was gifted with hundreds of pieces Also new at this year’s relay While some teams relay in those odds in the lottery,” she might not be a cure a yet, but there of handcrafted jewelry, made by were some of the participants. The honor of people lost to cancer, oth- laughed. is better treatment and that’s a late Auburn native Cindy Dubrule, “Blue Nosed Gophers” team, for ers participate to support loved- Mama T said it helped to look step. That’s what keeps us hooked who died of ovarian cancer. Her instance, were first-timers who ones who are mid-fight. Mama T’s around and see so many people and coming back.” husband, Ron, saw the jewelry as were in awe of enormity of the TaTa’s a rowdy group who wore supporting the cancer cause. “her final connection to the event. matching black shirts and hot “It lifts your spirits,” she said. Amanda Collins may be reached world,” and wanted it to be sold to “I can’t believe so many people pink bandanas were there for Black was one of dozens of sur- at (508) 909-4132 or by email at benefit cancer research. For the are here,” said Danielle Blais, of “Mama T,” also known as Tena vivors who walked together in an [email protected].

Luminaries lined the track and were lit up in dusk in honor of those who have fought cancer. A little one holds still while having her face painted.

Blue Nosed Gophers teammates Danielle Blais, Tim and Ben Cormier, and Dan Schumacher play a game Wally poses with some members of the Blue Nosed Gophers. of cards at their site. www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•17

The McMahon sisters from Northbridge – Kenna, 5, Kevyn, 14, and Kiera, 9 – selling crafts for the cause. Shannon Butler and Amy Stevenson, both from Auburn, brought out the big hats for the occasion.

Auburn Police Team members Isabel Hoffsommer, 13, and Isabella Lourie, 14, lead a rubber ducky game at their booth.

Attendees applaud as survivors make their way A couple of Chippy’s Kids take to the track. around the track.

Survivors round the corner in the first lap of the 2013 Relay.

A happy survivor makes his first lap of the night.

An Auburn Policeman leads the first walk around the track.

Survivors wave to supporters who line the track to cheer them on.

Cancer survivors all wore purple shirts that said “I A Relay Committee member sets up a table of jew- am Hope” on the back. elry made by late cancer victim Cindy Debrule. Three women link arms to take the emotional survivors lap together. 18 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com ‘Day of Caring’ CARE continued from page 1 Southbridge, volunteers tackled the painting of an outdoor deck and stairs. Down at the Center of Hope, meanwhile, crews freshened up interiors and offices with new paint, even while volunteers from the Center worked on other projects in the community. At YOU Inc., 328 Main St., Southbridge, volunteers provided a much-needed outdoor clean-up that included weeding, mulching, and neatening up flower gardens in the back. Charlton may have received the biggest boost from the Day of Caring, with four projects involving the bulk of the volunteer forces and some of the more chal- lenging tasks. At the Charlton Arts & Activities Center, for example, at 4 Dresser Hill Road (across the street from Bay Path Cemetery), the projects included painting handicap-accessible bathrooms, repairing a deck, and building some shelves. At the Charlton Grange, just down the street, volunteers helped put up some drywall, painted the kitchen floor, and cleaned up the building’s function hall. Over at the Heritage School at 34 Oxford Road, it took only a morning shift to paint the lower half of the gym, doors, and trim. The biggest beneficiary of the volunteers’ efforts was no doubt the Tri-Community YMCA’s Camp Brush cutting was serious business in Charlton. Mark Ashton photos Foskett, at 189 Daniels Road in Yajaira Burke, left, and Carrie Grzych-Sorenson man the leaf blower to help dry out Charlton, where nearly half of the a porch at The Bridge for painting. day’s volunteers spent time on a prettify indoors and out. At cases breakfast) and DOC T-shirts Rehabilitative Resources Inc. on for their participation, while mate- number of various year-end camp million over the course of its histo- Southbridge, Sturbridge, and Willard Road, a crew painted some rials for the projects were provided projects. Among them, various ry, the UWSSC has been serving Charlton to render personal serv- indoor rooms, while over at the by the on-site beneficiaries and/or crews painted and stained tables, the Tri-Community area since ice – in a hands-on manner – to Sturbridge Rotary Park at Route 20 donor/sponsors. “Our sites all had helped with general site clean-up, 1937 (known back then as the assist UWSSC-funded agencies and Cedar Street, volunteer land- a mix of volunteers from different cleaned up and cut brush along Community Chest) and celebrated and other organizations in their scapers spent the afternoon organizations and companies,” trails, raked, spread gravel, cut its 75th anniversary last year. The efforts to fill the needs of area res- replacing a section of fence said Galonek. “Once people put on overgrowth on the trail/path from annual Day of Caring, meanwhile, idents. around the park and weeded the blue shirt, it doesn’t matter the parking area to the camp, and is a relatively recent addition to flower gardens. who you are. Everyone works even moved boats and cleaned the organization’s projects and Mark Ashton can be reached at: The local volunteers were pro- together for a united cause.” docks for the winter. programs. Since 2007, it has invit- [email protected], or by vided with lunch (and in some Having raised more than $15 Projects in Sturbridge helped ed volunteers from throughout calling: 508-909-4144.

Bay Path volunteers Tanya Crawford and Colin Lesicki make sure Volunteers from the Center of Hope spread mulch in a flower bed A crew of dock scrubbers go to it at the YMCA’s Camp Foskett in not to paint themselves into a corner at the Charlton Grange. behind YOU Inc. Charlton.

Students from Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School install some sheetrock at the Brush cutters clear the edges of a trail at Camp Foskett. Charlton Grange. www.charltonvillager.com Friday, September 20, 2013 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER•19

Michael Utterback, left, and David Benedict scrape railings prior to painting at The Bridge in Several dozen volunteers helped out with a wide variety of projects at Camp Foskett in Charlton. Southbridge.

Bay Path volunteers unload supplies going into the Charlton Grange. Day of Caring volunteers weeded flower gardens in Sturbridge Rotary Park.

Tables and decks were brushed clean before painting at Camp Foskett.

ARK SHTON Tyler Doane cuts a 2 x 4 to size for a Charlton M A Peter Zeh mans the chainsaw in Rotary Park. Grange project. PHOTOS

Volunteers put a shop vac together to help with Old fence rails were removed and new ones installed in Sturbridge Rotary cleanup chores in Charlton. Park. The Bridge of Central Massachusetts was one of nine project sites for this year’s Day of Caring sponsored by the United Way of Southbridge, Sturbridge, and Charlton.

Above, Camp Foskett volunteers enjoyed some snacks between projects. Justin Chojnacki measures twice (before cutting Right, Lunch was provided for the volunteers at each project site. once) on a Charlton Grange project. 20 •THE CHARLTON VILLAGER• Friday, September 20, 2013 www.charltonvillager.com The day I joined the Nation

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DOUGLAS – 60A NW Main - 3.5 Ac $79,900 NEW LISTING DUDLEY – 187 Ramshorn – 2 Ac ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEW LISTING $74,900 ON DEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER – DUDLEY – DUDLEY – WEBSTER – 46 Klebart Ave! WEBSTER - – 8 Blueberry Lane! SUTTON – 5 Putnam Hill Rd! 10 Rm DUDLEY – 191 Ramshorn – 2 Ac 57 Sutton Rd! 12 Schofield Ave! Stately 2 Dudley Oxford Rd! HUGE WEBSTER – 22 Oakmont St! Walk to Formal 7 Rm Colonial! Private 3/4 8 Rm Garrison Colonial Set On 1.35 "Cole-Woodbury Place" A Landmark $79,900 Conveniently Located! 6 Room 3 Family! 5/5/3 Rms! 1/3/2 Bdrms! 9 Rm Colonial! 2 Story Grand Entry! Webster Lake's Lakeside Beach & Boat Acre Lot! Applianced Granite Kit Acres! Custom Updated Granite Kit! for All Who Traveled through Sutton! Ranch! Applianced Kitchen! Living Large Level Lot! Large Rooms! 1st Flr Frplcd Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Applianced Kit Ramp! "2001" 7 Rm Ranch! Recent Formal Din & Liv Rms w/Hrdwds! Frplcd THOMPSON/Webster Line – Room w/Carpet over Hardwoods! 3 Butler’s Pantry! Fireplace! Natural w/Ceramic Tile! 4Bdrms! Master Bdrm w/Island! Formal Dining & Frplcd Liv Antique Gambrel Circa 1724 in $64,900 Upgrades – Hrdwds, Tile & Marble Rm w/Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! 2 Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Spacious Master Virtually its Original Greatness! 2.49 Ac Bedrooms w/Hardwood Floors! 2 Woodwork! Washer/Dryer Hookups! w/Walk-in Closet & Master Bath! 2.5 Flooring! New Bathroom Sinks & Baths w/Ceramic & Granite! Heated Suite w/Office! 3 Bdrms! C/Air! 2 Car Gardens on the North & South WEBSTER – W. Point Rd - .67 Ac Bathrooms! 16x16 Screened Porch! Needs Some Updates! 1 Boiler Baths Total! Walk-out Finished Lower Vanities! 3 Bdrms! Master w/1/2 Bath! Garage! 50 Yr Metal Roof! $49,900 Finished Lower Level! w/Tankless Hot Water! Separate Level! 1/2Acre Corner Lot! Gas Heat! In-ground Pool! Prof Landscaped! 2 Lawns! Private 2+ Acres! 5 Bdrms! SOLD $149,900.00 Fam Rm! 2.5 Baths! 2 Car Garage! Car Garage! $324,900.00 $289,900.00 2.5 Baths! $349,900.00 $129,900.00 Electric! $279,900.00 $189,900.00

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEW FLOORING WEBSTER MILLBURY – Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis WEBSTER – 50 Upper Gore! DUDLEY – 9 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm English OXFORD – 28 Charlton St! 13 Rm OXFORD– 37 Charlton St! Young – 4 Birch Drive! With WEBSTER – 100 Lower Gore Rd! 6 THOMPSON/Webster Line! 33 Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Views/Sunsets Over Webster Lake! 9Rm Tudor Tri-Level! Appliance Kit w/Jennair Greek Revival said to be “Clara Custom 48' 6 Rm Ranch! Hrdwds Thru- Views of Webster Lake! 6 Room Rm Colonial! 1700+ Sq.Ft! Applianced Bonnette Rd! 8 Rm Ranch! Applianced Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Brick Ranch! 1 Acre! New Granite Kit Range! Formal Dining! Liv Rm! Cathedral Barton’s Summer Residence”! Stately Out! Open Flr Plan! Cathedrals! Kit, Liv Colonial! Open Floor Plan! Huge Kit w/Din Area Open to Formal Din Rm! Country Kit! Huge Frplce Liv Rm Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! w/CTile Flr! Din Rm w/Corner China Foyer w/Skylight! 3 Bdrms, Master Bath! Pillar Front! Grand Stairway! 10’ & Din Area w/Recessed Lighting! C/Air! 3 Living Room w/Slider to Deck! 3 Front to Back Liv Rm w/Slider to 3 w/Pellet Stove! 3 Spacious Bdrms Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Cabinet! Frplc Liv Rm w/Picture 2.5 Baths! Lower Level Fam Rm w/1/2 Ceilings! 6 Italian Marble Fireplaces + Bdrms w/Ceiling Fans! Master Bath! 2 Bedrooms! Master w/Master Bath! Season Sun Rm! 1.5 Ceramic Baths! 1st w/Hrdwds! Master w/1/2 Bath! Full Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Window! 3 Bdrms 2 Baths!! Ideal In- Brick Oven! Servant’s Full Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! 27’ 2 Car 2 Full Baths Total! Listed by Flr Laundry! 3 Bdrms! Attached Garage! Bath w/Corian Vanity! Frplce Fam Rm! Bath! 2 Car Heated Garage! Nicely Century21 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! Law! Frplc Fam Rm! Landscaped! 2x6 Construction! Quarters/Apartment! Recent Buderus! Garage! Farmers Porch & Rear Deck! Another SOLD by Nicely Landscaped! Town Services! 2 Car Garage! Deck w/Electric Awning! $519,900.00 $249,900.00 $219,900.00 Many Updates! $299,900.00 $229,900.00 Lake Realty! $199,000.00 $199,900.00 $224,900.00

ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOUTHBRIDGE NEW LISTING WEBSTER LAKE – 16 Cross Ct! WEBSTER LAKE – 54 West Point WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point STURBRIDGE – Waterfront! – 440 N. NEW LISTING 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake South Pond Custom Contemporary! 50 Woodstock Rd! 76 Acres of Natural Killdeer Island - North Pond! Western Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - Beauty! 8 Rm Country Ranch! WEBSTER LAKE – Expo! Spectacular Sunsets! 8 Rms! 3 BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! S. Shore Dr! 6 Rms! 3 Bdrms! Master 56 Laurelwood Dr! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Bath! 3 Total Baths! C/Air! Radiant Yester Year Charm! 2 Kitchens! Western Exp – Beautiful Sunsets! 12 Rms/3,517’ Custom Built 2011! SS Bdrms! Kit w/Breakfast Bar & Center Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Heat! Hardwoods & Tile Flrs! 2 Car 3 Stone Fireplaces! Lower Level Applianced Granite Kit! Exquisite Formal Din Rm! Lake Facing Frplcd Liv Rm! Isl! Din Rm! Frplc Liv Rm w/Slider to w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced “Saloon”! Huge Barn! 4+ Garages! Deck! Master w/1/2 Bath & Slider to Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Garage! Spectacular Lake Views! Crown Moldings! Cherry Hrdwds! 3/5 Bdrms! 3.5 Granite Baths! Lake Facing Listed by Another SOLD by Workshops! Saw Mill! Master Suite! 4 Rm In-Law w/Granite Kit! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Private Deck! Lower Level Game Rm! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! $389,900.00 Century21 Lake Realty! Former “Cheney Farm” $759,900.00 Frplc Fam Rm! $389,900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $569,900.00 $445,000.00 $419,900.00 NEWNEW PRICEPRICE

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD AGAINAGAIN ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD WEBSTER LAKE - WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 242 Killdeer Isl WEBSTER LAKE ACCESS – 42 WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 Laurelwood 406 Treasure 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 29 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! - North Pond! Sandy Shores! Original Laurelwood Dr! Overlooking Lake! Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Drive! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Expansive Views of South Pond! Rd! West Exp! 05 Complete Remodel Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds & Cottage! 50' Waterfront! 2 Bdrms! Able to Dock Boat! 7 Rm Raised Western Exposure – Beautiful Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural 5 Rm Contemp! Ideal 2nd Home or Yr Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North Frplce! Full Bath! Walk-out Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! Liv Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Round! Open Flr Plan! Granite! Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Sunsets! 7 Rms! 3/4 Bedrooms! w/Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! Basement! Town Services! Summer Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling/Skylights! w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Cathedrals! Frplc! Mstr w/Lake Views! Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Fam Rm! 3/4 Bdrms! Recently Access! Lake Facing Master! Master Cathedrals! 1.5Baths! Garage! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Retreat or Build the Home of Your w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Mstr Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Decks! Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Dreams! $360,000.00 Additional Remodeled Move-n Condition! Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! SOLD 8/30/2010 $380,000.00 Heat! Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Central Air! Garage! $455,000.00 Beach! Pool! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Dock! Great for Entertaining! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! 50x100 Lot Across the Street 2 Car Garage! Gas Heat! $189,900.00 SOLD 6/14/2013 $479,900.00 Available! $289,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $399,900.00 Quick Close! $399,900.00

hope2own.com WEBSTER LAKE ~ COLONIAL PARK FEATURED HOME 4 Seasons of Fun! OF THE WEEK!! 508.943.4333 Western exposure = beautiful sunsets! Brenda Ryan Jan Southbridge: TOP Sharon Pelletier - Broker Fabulous open layout, Broker-Owner DiGregorio OF THE LINE Licensed in MA, CT & RI allows MAXimum lake HOME & LOCA- views! Cherry kitchen TION! Better cabinets! Granite counter than” new” 8 WE WANT YOUR tops!1.5 baths! Land area room 4 bedroom allows for future expan- 2 1/2 bath LISTINGS! SOLD $350,000 Colonial! Grand sion! Melissa Mary Jo 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 Cournoyer Demick family room right Hilli off of kitchen & dining area-gas fireplace plus vaulted ceilings! Big breakfast bar sep- Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoenig * Diane Strzelecki arates exquisite kitchen & dining area! First floor laundry. Lower level can be used for additional room for exercise or play. Master 5 PROGRESS AVE WEBSTER - 50 ASH ST bedroom has a pleasant surprise! Attached DUDLEY - 8 DELANEY AVE WEBSTER - 10 STARZEC DRIVE Spiro Vivian 2 car garage. Set back up from road at the Marrero- Thomo Doros end of a cul-de-sac for privacy. Just a nine iron away from Cohasse Golf Course! Area of grand homes! Easy access to Rt 84 to Pike. $325,000.

OPEN HOUSE Robin Debra Giguere Nordby- SUN 12-2 Rivera Southbridge: Lovely Cape loaded with SOLD- Assisted Sale SOLD- Assisted Sale PEN HOUSE SOLD O charm & character! 6 SOLD room 2-3 bedroom. Newly remodeled 4 family on dead end street! This New England Cape is the one for you! Level Recently remodeled very attractive Cape. Must See! Vinyl sided, replace- New Listing, First Time Offered! Well built hip 3 bedrooms! Stainless Appliances! Ceramic and ment windows, hard- Quiet neighborhood! Off Street parking!Llarge Lot with several beautiful Fruit Trees! 3 Bedrooms! wood floors. HUGE eat in kitchen! Formal dining roof ranch! 3 bdrms, large eat-in kitchen! 2.5 Baths! Gleaming Hardwood Floors hardwood floors! Heated porch! Set on 3/4+ acre. Debbie Joan room open to living room. 2nd floor has office Covered patio! 1 car garage! $169,900 yard! All apartments, 1 bedroom. Gas heat! throughtout! Fireplace! garage! So much more! Updated Electrical and Plumbing. Detached garage! Thomo Lacoste which can be converted to 3rd bedroom. Job trans- 1 Bath! Priced to sell at $159,900 $219,900 Town Water and Sewer. $149,900 fer forces sale-$129,900. 230 Pleasant St.

Southbridge: OXFORD - 9 PROSPECT HILL THOMPSON - 108 GAWRON ROAD WEBSTER - 1 SUMMER ST CHARLTON - 21 STEPHEN DR Absolutely Beautiful Home in great commuter location! 8 Chad Michelle rooms 4 bedrooms 2 Splaine Roy baths! Built in 1988 but just like new! Kitchen boasts “We are maple cabinets & quartz counters open to dining area full of windows & opens onto a deck. Spacious part of AWESOME master bedroom with sitting area & full SOLD- Assisted Sale Make wall of closets! Oversized attached 2 car garage. Southbridge This house needs nothing-$259,900 SOLD- Assisted Sale Stone pillars welcome you into your custom own cedar Stan SOLD- Assisted Sale SOLD- Assisted Sale cabin-like feel, house in the woods! Easy walk to Glen Misiaszek Home” Echo lake! Totally gorgeous and private, wooded, decked, Southbridge: BIG 4 acre secluded retreat on dead end street! This 3 step up onto the stone veranda! Vaulted, beamed liv rm YARD! NICE bedroom 2.5 bath cape is just what the doctor Stately Hip Roof Ranch! Loads of Character! 3 2 Family 2 bedrooms each floor! units both w/massive stone fireplc, kitchen w/custom cab, ss appli- HOUSE! 7 rooms 3 ances, granite island, cherry hdwoods thru out, lg master ordered! Open floor plan, hardwood floors, fire- bedrooms, 2 Baths! Double sided fireplace! 2 vacant..natural woodwork..seperate heating sys- bedroom 1 bath! place LR, french doors! 1st floor bedroom, office, car attached garage! Barn! Long, Deep & Wide w/sliders! Spabath w/3 spray shower, travertine tile & First floor bed- tems! great yard..central locatio! .48 acre! lot. granite, loft w/turned balustrades, 2nd level w/mudrm, or exercise room looks out over the wild life filled circular drive provideing a beautiful approach! $139,900 gameroom w/stone fireplc, fam rm, 3/4 bath, laundry! room. 2nd floor yard. Three bedrooms upstairs!Huge bonus room All on 2.5 Acres! Only $315,000 $270,000 has 2 bedrooms over the 2 car garage! $325,000 PLUS game room/ office/familyroom! Freshly painted. Some 201 SOUTH STREET new carpets. Move in condition! PLUS 1/2 DUDLEY - 37 ALTON DR AUBURN - 19 ARROWHEAD AVE WORCESTER - 37 GRAMMONT RD WEBSTER - 13 SCENIC AVE SOUTHBRIDGE, MA acre to have outdoor FUN! 2 sheds for storage. $164,500. 508-765-9155 1-800-784-0445 Southbridge: FAX: 508-765-2698 GREAT COMMUTER LOCATION! Move in Condition Ranch Now offering with 3 bedrooms 1 bath! Updated rental kitchen & bath! ON DEPOSIT services Hardwood flooring. Updated electrical. SOLD- Assisted Sale SOLD- Assisted Sale This pristine 2100 sq. ft. 3 bedroom 2.5 bath Contemporary HISTORIC Pellet Stove heats most of the house! BIG USEABLE home offers a warm and inviting open floor plan between LOW YARD! Country Location-near Sturbridge-so access SOLD- Assisted Sale the kitchen, formal dining & living room w/sparkling hard- INTEREST Rt 84 quickly to Mass Pike towards Boston or Beautiful ranch! Meticulously maintained! woods! Relax or entertain at poolside, on your private deck, Springfield or Hartford. $159,900-must sell! Incredible condition! Beautiful level corner lot patio, 3-season porch or family room! Privacy for you in RATES with tons of privacy! Newer kitchen, bath, win- Updates through out! Bright kitchen! Fireplaced! Desirable spacious 3 bdrm Split Entry! Attached your Master suite w/ bath & walk-in closet. Like to boat? dows, roof! Not a flip house! Large oversized Hardwd flrs! Corner lot! Lower level equipped end unit! 2 full baths! Gas heat! Central air! 1 car Beautiful Webster Lake access to boating minutes from $149,900 w/2nd bathrm and stone fireplace! $205,000 $144,900 home! 2-car garage, lots of parking. Must see. garage! garage! New Price! $279,900 4 • THE VILLAGER • Friday, September 20, 2013 Bob Lucier REALTY

Sturbridge: New Listing, Next to Town Hall, Two Units Side by Side, Re-zoned Historical - Commercial or Home business opportunity. Owner/ Bouquet of uses, Several upgrades; Commuters Dream. Broker Outstanding value, $174,900 Oakham, Barre Rd. Wooded Lot, 3+ Ac, 300’ Frontage, close to Golf, Schools & Town Services. $84,900 Residential & Commercial Real Estate 774-304-1006 (ofﬁce) 508-735-8803 (cell) email: [email protected] • R E A L

E S T A 739 Guelphwood Rd., Southbridge Very private Contemporary on 15 acres. Hardwood OPEN HOUSE floors, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony, big deck, T SUN., SEPT. 22 1-4 2 car garage with loft. $249,900 Rte 169 (Mechanic St) to Charlton St to Guelphwood Rd 50 Years Experience E Buying or Selling? Call Us Now 196 Park Ave., Worcester, MA 01609 Inger Christensen Joanne Fontaine 508-769-3823 (cell) 508-479-9691 (cell) [email protected] (email) [email protected] (email) www.IngerC.com www.NewEnglandMoves.com

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S 895 Dennison Lane - IN AN AREA OF PRIVATE QUALITY HOMES SZYMCZAK SELLS WEBSTER - NEW CONSTRUCTION T DUDLEY DUDLEY WEBSTER — Spacious Raised Ranch with excellent in-law accommodations! Five bedrooms — 2.5 baths — two fireplaces — three * Cul-de-sac season room and lower level covered patio sur- WEBSTER — More than 2500 sq. ft. of first floor rounded by windows looking out at in-ground living area in this spacious Ranch located on .86 A SOLD SOLD * Easy highway access PEN HOUSE pool. Corian kitchen with dining area open to liv- O SUN. 1-3 acre on non-through street. Three bedrooms, * Multi-level ing room. In-law features walk-in shower, kitch- three baths, two fireplaces, sunken living room, 3BR, 2 baths enette, 2 br’s and sitting room w/slider to nicely dining room, sun room, lower level family room T landscaped back yard. Oil heat, vinyl windows, with kitchen, two additional rooms for exer- * Gas heat 2-car garage, shed. Excellent neighborhood, cise/office, central air, three zone oil heat, two- * Seasonal pond level 1/2 acre, conveniently located near shop- car garage, inground pool. Nice location, close to * 4+ acres * Master suite ping, highway, hospital, lake. schools, highway, shopping. * 2 Bedrooms R/E Tax $3456 $224,900 E * 3 bedrooms * 2 Baths * Buyer Incentives R/E Tax $3130 $314,900 * Fireplace * 1.91 acres WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING 62 Dresser Hill Rd - $389,900 88 Center Rd 6 Groveland Street - off School St. SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 51ST YEAR IN BUSINESS Friday, September 20, 2013 • THE VILLAGER • 5

BUYERS Don’t Wait! NOW is the time to BUY!! **ATTENTION BUILDERS 45 CUDWORTH RD WEBSTER - NOW ONLY $215,000 * New Kitchen in 2012 * 2 Fireplaces WEBSTER LOTS FOR SALE** * Cherry Cabinets * New Roof REAL ESTATE * Granite Counters * Replacement Windows * New Stainless Appliances * 2 Car Garage * Hardwood Floors * Business Zoned

OPEN HOUSE * 48’ Webster Lake Waterfront * 2 Acre Corner Lot SUN 1:30-3:00PM * Western Exposure * Town Services * Breathtaking Sunsets * Great Location * Area of Upscale Homes * Private Setting * Town Services * Near local restaurants & PRICED TO SELL!! * Lot is 235’ deep shopping 53 FAIRVIEW AVE DUDLEY $279,900 QUALITY UPGRADES & SURPRISINGLY SPACIOUS 8 THEMELI COURT, N. OXFORD $189,900 NEW TO THE MARKET! OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE * 4 Large Bedrooms * Formal Dining Room * Meticulous 2 Bdrm Townhouse * 1 Car Garage * 2 1/2 Baths * 1st Floor Laundry * 2 1/2 Baths * Near Golf Course * 2200+ Sq. Ft * 2 Car Attached Garage * 1500+ sq. ft. main living area * Buderus Heating System WORCESTER-SUNDAY WARREN-SUNDAY STURBRIDGE-SUNDAY WARREN-SUNDAY SOUTHBRIDGE-SUNDAY 1224 Main St-11-1 60 Clark Rd-12-1 380 Bemis Rd-12-2 49 Clark St-2-3 * Eat-in Kitchen with * Inground Pool * New Maple Kitchen w/Merlot Fin. * Wired for Generator Backup 8A Ludlow St-11:30-12:30 * Gleaming Hardwoods * Stainless Appliances 3 BR Ranch, possible expan- Stately 6 BR, 2 full bath Colonial Well maintained 4 BR, 2.5 Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath Spacious 2 family with 6 bed- Center Isle DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD sion in LL. Bright LR w/ hard- in center of town. Plenty of old bath Colonial on corner lot. Colonial set back from the rooms, 2 baths on large lot. * Fireplaced Living Room * QUALITY Upgrades throughout * 8’ ceilings throughout woods. 2 car garage. Home world charm: wide board floors, Front-back LR/DR w/fireplace, road. Large fenced backyard. Updates include windows, * Fully Finished Basement Warranty. $180,000. french doors, french mantel hardwoods. Remodeled $229,900. siding, heating, electrical. Sarah Gustafson. piece… more! $85,000. kitchen. $347,900. Larry Mandell. $155,000. Stewart & Stewart. Cindy Sowa Forgit. Nathan Stewart.

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STURBRIDGE BROOKFIELD SOUTHBRIDGE BRIMFIELD HOLLAND Move in ready! 2 BR Mobile 3 BR, 2 bath mobile home at 3 BR, 2.5 bath Colonial on Summer cottage with poten- Private setting surrounds this Home in 55+ community. Brookfield Meadows, 55+ 1.5+/- A. 2 car garage under, tial... perfect for the well maintained 3 BR, 2.5 Maryann Johnson Lots of updates. Screened park. Open living, c/air, fire- fenced backyard. Freshly handyperson/contractor bath Cape. Fireplace, butlers gazebo, two sheds with elec. place. Sits on one of the painted interior. Buy with as wanting a project! 2 bed- pantry, LL finished for enter- $42,900. nicest lots in the park! little as 3% down. $209,900. rooms cottage near Sherman taining. $259,900. 508-847-1484 Cell Laura Eliason. $104,900. Gracellen Riel. Pond. $29,900. Dorothy Fontana. Dennis Bottcher. Gracellen Riel. [email protected] 304 Washington St., Auburn, MA 01501 www.MaryannJohnsonSells.com Open House Directory Deadline: Monday at 10am (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community Auburn News BlackstoneValley Tribune SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2013 SOUTHBRIDGE Charlton Villager 739 Guelphwood Rd S 1-4 $249,900 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Killingly Villager Inger Christensen/Joanne Fontaine Putnam Villager 508-769-3823/508-479-9691 Southbridge Evening News DUDLEY Spencer New Leader 17 Fairfield Dr. S 11-1 $279,900 Jo-Ann Szymczak Re/Max Advantage 1, 508-943-7669 Sturbridge Villager 53 Fairview Ave S 11-1 $279,900 ERA Key Realty Services Thompson Villager Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484 Webster Times WEBSTER 6 Groveland S 1-3 $294,900 Jo-Ann Szymczak Winchendon Courier Re/Max Advantage 1, 508-943-7669 Woodstock Villager 45 Cudworth R S 1:30-3 $215,000 ERA Key Realty Services Maryann Johnson 508-847-1484 OXFORD 17A Misty Meadow Ln S 11-1 $255,000 Jo-Ann Szymczak Newspaper Re/Max Advantage 1, 508-943-7669 WHITINSVILLE advertising is 57 Oriole Dr S 1:30-3 $325,000 Jo-Ann Szymczak only as good as Re/Max Advantage 1, 508-943-7669 its circulation. To have your open house listed in this directory please contact Sandy @ 508-909-4110 Look how far we go!

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• Asthma and chron- with asthma may be more ic lung disease likely to experience asthma (NAPS)—The CDC urges • Brain and central attacks while they have the the millions of Americans nervous system conditions flu, and if people with con- with chronic health condi- • Heart disease gestive heart failure get sick tions such as asthma, diabe- • Blood disorders with the flu, their condition tes, stroke, or heart or lung • Diabetes, kidney could become even worse. disease to get a flu vaccine. and other endocrine and The message is clear: A chronic health condition, metabolic disorders People with chronic health even if it’s well managed, • Liver disorders conditions should get a flu increases a person’s risk of • Weakened immune shot every season as soon as serious illness from the flu. system vaccine is available in their This could result in a sud- • People under 19 community. This season’s den and costly trip to the years old and on long-term flu vaccine protects against hospital—or even death. aspirin therapy the viruses most likely to “We have known for years • Obesity. cause the flu this year. Flu that the flu is a serious dis- The chronic conditions vaccines have been given for ease, especially for people most reported for adults decades. They’re safe and with certain chronic health sent to the hospital with flu can’t give you the flu. Close conditions,” says Dr. Anne include heart disease (37 family members and care- Schuchat, Assistant Surgeon percent), metabolic disor- givers also need to get vac- General of the U.S. Public ders such as diabetes (36 per- cinated to reduce the risk Health Service and CDC’s cent), chronic lung diseas- of spreading the flu to those Director of the National es (26 percent) and asthma at high risk. People with Center for Immunization (21 percent). For children, chronic conditions should and Respiratory Diseases. the most frequent condi- not get the nasal spray. Last season, nearly 92 per- tions (obesity not included) Flu vaccine is offered in cent of adults hospitalized include asthma (20 percent), many locations. Use the with flu had a long-term brain and nervous system vaccine finder at http:// health condition, as did disorders (13 percent) and vaccine.healthmap.org to People with chronic health conditions should get a flu shot every season, as soon as vaccine is avail- about 53 percent of children chronic lung diseases other find flu vaccine near you. able in their community. sent to the hospital. than asthma (6.3 percent). For more information, visit Health conditions that The flu can also make www.cdc. gov/flu or call increase the risk of flu-relat- chronic health conditions 1-800-CDC-INFO (800-232- Protect Your Child ed problems include: worse. For example, people 4636). (NAPS) proven to remove lice and For more tips and to see a Parents need no longer their eggs, its Terminator video on what to do during Metal Lice Comb has micro- an outbreak, visit www. Time For A Gut Check fear the dreadful note home from school announcing an grooved teeth that are gentle fairytaleshaircare.com. outbreak of head lice, if they on the scalp. heed these hints: • A weekly head check For Heart-Healthy Living can help you stay ahead of an outbreak. According to a recent survey, 56 percent of parents do one. Lice lay eggs in warm, moist areas around the head. • Wash your family’s hair with a product clinically proven to help prevent them, with organic herbs and natural plant extracts, and no chemicals or pesticides. Called Rosemary Repel®, the shampoo and crème conditioner gently cleanse, nour- ish and protect hair. If you still get lice: Vacuum floors, carpets, beds, car seats and couches; wash bedding daily in hot water. Dry on high heat; and consider Lice Good-Bye. Safe, easy, natural and clinically There are natural ways to protect your family from head lice. The Back Pain That’s

(NAPS) use olive or canola oil. Add While heart disease con- foods rich in polyunsatu- Hard To Find tinues to be the leading rated fats (think salmon (NAPS) cause of death for men and and walnuts) and monoun- women in the United States, saturated fats, like avoca- Chronic low back pain is an experience keeping your cholesterol in dos and almonds. shared by millions—and a mystery that check may keep you out of Cardioviva™ is the often goes unsolved for years. The National such statistics. High total first natural probiotic Institutes of Health says Americans spend cholesterol remains one of that has been clinically at least $50 billion a year on low back pain, the top culprits in putting proven to help maintain and it is the most common cause of job-re- Americans at risk for this healthy cholesterol levels lated disability. And much of that issue disease that kills 600,000 in adults. Probiotics—bac- can be blamed on the difficulty of diagnos- men and women every year. teria that confer a health benefit to the host—are ing the cause. In fact, according to a report by the American Heart being studied to determine CAUSES OF LOW BACK PAIN Association, 44 percent of if they may have a more the U.S. adult population Mohr. significant role in helping Low back pain is often generalized as has high total cholesterol. “The first and most to maintain and improve coming from the spine, particularly degen- Cholesterol, a waxy, fat- important steps in choles- health and wellness through erating disks. But studies have shown that like substance that’s found terol management are life- the gut. Emerging science 15 to 30 percent of chronic low back pain is in all of the body’s cells, style changes such as stop- is evaluating whether sup- actually caused by dysfunction of the sac- travels through the blood- ping smoking, a healthy diet plementing the microbiome roiliac (SI) joint, which transfers weight stream in small packages and regular physical activ- (gut bacteria) with probiot- No bones about it: In many cases, back pain ity,” he added. “But there ics can play a role in health and movement between your upper body comes from the sacroiliac joint. called lipoproteins. There and your legs. The SI joint is frequently are two kinds of lipopro- are definitely some cardiac and certain chronic diseases overlooked as a potential source of pain. teins: low-density (LDL) and advantages to certain foods such as heart disease. These in minimally invasive surgical treatment and supplements that most healthy bacteria may help SI joint pain can arise from a traumatic high-density (HDL). Over for the SI joint offer a promising alterna- Americans wouldn’t neces- to maintain healthy choles- event or from degenerative conditions and time, LDL (“bad”) cholester- tive for those in chronic pain. ol builds up in the arteries, sarily associate with them.” terol levels in two ways: by can affect men and women of all ages. The Dr. Mohr’s top multi- maintaining the amount of pain can occur in the back, pelvis and but- narrowing them and pre- IFUSE IMPLANT SYSTEM venting blood from getting functional heart-health tips cholesterol your body pro- tock area or hip and it can shoot down the to your heart. If a clot forms include: duces and by maintaining leg in a fashion that mimics sciatica. And SOLUTION and blocks a narrowed • Probiotics aren’t just for the amount absorbed from that, in turn, can inhibit walking, sitting artery, a heart attack can digestive health: Clinical food. or sleeping. The most common surgery in the result. HDL (“good”) choles- studies have shown that nat- “Cardioviva™ is a natural Most spine surgeons, however, are U.S. for the SI joint is the iFuse Implant terol carries LDL cholester- ural probiotics—the healthy way to fill the gap between trained to look first at the vertebrae and System from SI-BONE, which is intended ol away from your artery bacteria in the digestive diet, exercise and medica- spinal disks as sources of the pain, rath- for sacroiliac joint fusion for conditions walls from other parts of the tract—can help maintain tion,” said Dr. Mohr. “In er than the SI joint. And most MRIs and including sacroiliac joint disruptions and body to the liver, where it is healthy cholesterol in adults addition, healthy people X-rays of aging spines show degenerat- degenerative sacroiliitis. iFuse involves removed. These combined by maintaining the amount who want to enjoy the diges- ing or narrowing disks that tend to sup- the insertion of small titanium implants to levels make up the total cho- of cholesterol the body pro- tive benefits of probiotics duces and by maintaining and also want to maintain port the more common diagnosis. One stabilize and fuse the damaged joint. lesterol. The personal and economic cost of back While lifestyle changes the amount absorbed from healthy levels of cholesterol study has found that among “failed” spi- food. may benefit from this natu- pain can be monumental, particularly like healthy diet and exer- nal fusion patients—people who had their • Fiber for a fit tick- ral supplement.” lumbar vertebrae fused and were still in when the source is not accurately iden- cise have long been the tried-and-true prescription er: High- fiber foods don’t The National Cholesterol pain afterward—the SI joint turned out to tified. Chronic SI joint disorders remain just keep you regular, they Education Program (NCEP) a frequently undiagnosed condition, but for cholesterol manage- be the culprit in well over half the cases. ment, there are surprising aid in maintaining heart guidelines state that all once it is pinpointed, the iFuse technology adults age 20 or older should LOW BACK PAIN TREATMENTS new approaches to heart- health. Add fiber-rich foods offers a potential solution. healthy living, said Chris like vegetables, fruits and have their cholesterol test- Treatments for SI joint pain include LEARN MORE Mohr, Ph.D., R.D., expert in beans, and also replace ed once every five years. If physical therapy, chiropractic manipula- nutrition and exercise phys- fiber-free carbohydrates you have borderline high tions, oral medications, and injections. If For more information about the diagno- iology. (such as white bread, flour or high results from your these treatments are not effective, surgery sis and treatment of SI joint pain, as well “There’s a lot of talk tortillas and even many blood cholesterol screening, breakfast cereals) with their talk to a health care profes- may be the next option considered. as the iFuse Implant System, visit www. about probiotics and diges- whole grain alternatives. sional about how to manage “We have come a long way in correctly si- bone.com. tive health these days, but many Americans would be • Fat can be good: your numbers. identifying and treating the source of low Fat isn’t always a bad thing, For more information, back pain in our patients,” said Dr. David surprised to learn that heart health can be a benefit of especially if you swap out visit www.mycardioviva. W. Polly, Chief of Spine Service at the natural probiotics,” said Dr. saturated fats with unsatu- com. University of Minnesota. Recent advances rated fats. Instead of butter, Friday, September 20, 2013• The Express • 3 Health Take A Proactive Role In Your Health When Living With Chronic Illness (NAPS) ment plan,” said Dr. Jonathan Bernstein, Joanna Boyd was 19 years old when she Professor of Clinical Medicine at the experienced her first hereditary angioede- University of Cincinnati School of Medicine ma (HAE) attack. One morning, after a week in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Director of Clinical of a strange and uncomfortable feeling in Research, Division of Immunology. her throat, she woke with a sharp pain in Because HAE is a rare condition, it took her abdomen that grew worse throughout Joanna 12 years to receive an accurate the day. It was more pain than she’d felt in diagnosis. Once her condition had a name, her entire life. she began by researching the disease and Over the next 12 years, Joanna continued found a thriving community, including an to experience attacks that she eventually organization dedicated to advocating for learned were due to HAE, a rare genetic people living with HAE, the US Hereditary condition which causes painful, unpredict- Angioedema Association (www.haea.org). able and potentially life-threatening swell- With the guidance of her physician, she ing attacks throughout her body, including found ways to manage her disease. her arms, legs, face, abdomen and upper air- “Since being diagnosed and finding a way. She came from a very active family, so treatment plan to help manage my HAE despite these scary experiences and despite attacks, one of the realizations I’ve come not knowing the cause of her attacks, she to is that my journey with HAE is a lot like was determined not to let her illness get in the trails I like to run and hike,” Joanna her way. She explored alternative foods and said. “Sitting down and giving up gets me sought a healthy lifestyle to face challenges. nowhere.” When the changes she made appeared to Joanna is passionate about encouraging dramatically reduce the number of attacks, HAE patients to take a proactive role in their she got on with her life. She continued to health. That’s why she became a Patient run races and participate in outdoor activi- Ambassador for Shire (www.shire.com), a ties. She also earned her bachelor’s degree, pharmaceutical company focused on rare traveled and got married. diseases like HAE, to help raise awareness Often, people like Joanna who live with about HAE and the support available. chronic or recurrent conditions—such as If you have a chronic or recurrent illness, HAE, asthma, arthritis and diabetes—mod- a few important steps can put you on the ify their lifestyles because of the possibil- right path to managing your condition: ity that symptoms will appear at an inop- • Get an accurate diagnosis. portune time, causing embarrassment or, • Work with your doctor to develop a Joanna Boyd lives with hereditary angioedema (HAE). worse, risk their health due to a lack of treatment plan that’s right for you. access to urgent medical care. In the case • Get involved in a patient commu- of HAE, this may mean experiencing a nity or advocacy group for support and to life-threatening attack far from a hospital learn how others cope with your condition. or doctor. • Tailor your activity to your needs How Cancer Caregivers “Living with a chronic condition like and health. HAE can make people feel scared and help- “HAE patients have lives to lead,” Joanna less, but these days, there are more options said. “For ourselves, for our families, and than ever. If you have a chronic illness, with for the communities and societies we belong Can Help Their Loved One the help of a doctor, you can develop a treat- to.”

(NAPS) If you’re among the more than 65 million Americans Beating Heart Disease, who care for a loved one living with a chronic illness, you have a unique understanding of this critical Know The Facts role. The value of caregiv- ing is particularly evident for the more than 15,600 may cause diabetes only in people who are estimated patients already at high risk to be diagnosed with chron- of developing diabetes. ic lymphocytic leukemia Some patients worry that (CLL) each year, as persons statins may interfere with diagnosed with CLL are other medications. It is true typically elderly and often that 84 percent of statin require care for an extend- users take a prescription, ed period of time. over-the-counter medication “Caregivers such as me or dietary supplement that play an active role in the could react with their statin. management of our loved Family caregivers should seek support from other caregivers. You That’s why all patients who one’s disease, especial- are not alone. are prescribed statins need ly in the case of a chron- to provide their doctors ic blood cancer like CLL,” with a list of all medications said Karenann Pantozzi of three-quarters of family 5. Educate yourself about and supplements they’re Hasbrouck Heights, New caregivers report not going CLL. Knowledge is power. taking. Doctors and patients Jersey. “Some patients, to the doctor as often as CLL is one of four main then can create a personal- like my partner Bob, may they should, 63 percent types of leukemia. It occurs ized plan for the best statin, experience symptoms from have poor eating habits when white blood cells, and non-statin, treatment, their illness and side effects and 58 percent have worse or lymphocytes, in bone customized to the patient’s from treatment, so I found exercise habits than before marrow multiply, replace Statin drugs can save lives—if we take them intelligently. unique medical situation, it to be important to pro- taking on their role as care- normal lymphocytes in cultural perspective and vide the supportive care at givers. the marrow and lymph BY ELIOT A. BRINTON, M.D., So why do so many patients personal circumstances. home that he needs to help As a caregiver, you nodes, and leave less room FAHA, FNLA stop taking their statins— Widespread statin use manage any problems.” should: for healthy blood cells as or refuse them in the first accounts for much of the Caregivers may be able 1. Take charge of your well as platelets, resulting (NAPS)—While heart life, and don’t let your in infection, anemia and disease is America’s No. 1 place? progress we’ve made against to help their loved one A common concern is heart disease, but the prob- remain in their own home loved one’s illness take cen- bleeding. Symptoms can killer, it can be preventable, ter stage. You’re doing a include: thanks largely to cholester- the myth that statins cause lem is far from solved. and community while still liver damage. Statins can Patients must be proactive providing the quality care very hard job and deserve • Swollen lymph nodes ol-modifying drugs called time just for yourself. • Pain statins. increase the blood levels by having their cholesterol and support they require. of some liver enzymes, so it levels checked, and then by This may include driving 2. Encourage your loved • Fullness below the ribs Since statins were first one to talk to you about his has been assumed that they following up with their doc- to appointments, ensuring • Recurring infections introduced in the late 1980s, or her emotions. Patients • Tiring easily harm the liver, or even lead tors for whatever treatments compliance to medications dozens of clinical trials in with CLL may experience • Unintended weight loss to liver failure. Recent stud- may be needed, whether this and preparing meals. hundreds of thousands of depression or anxiety, so • Shortness of breath ies, however, have shown requires changes to diet and Jayshree Shah, Nurse patients have proven that it’s important to maintain during light activity. that people taking statins lifestyle and/or the use of a Practitioner, Hackensack statins can prevent heart an open dialogue. These symptoms develop attacks and stroke and save have no more liver damage statin or other medications. University Hospital, says, “To best manage chronic 3. Join a CLL or blood slowly and are more likely lives. Statins work by great- than people who don’t. For Statin drugs can save illness care, it’s important cancer support group with to occur in older people. ly reducing LDL, or “bad,” this reason, the U.S. Food lives—if we take them intel- for patients to have a full your loved one to hear CLL is usually found during cholesterol, which can pre- and Drug Administration ligently. team of health care provid- other people’s stories, gain a routine blood test as part vent or reverse hardening removed their recommenda- Dr. Brinton is the ers and supportive caregiv- valuable insights and learn of a regular physical exam. of the arteries, the primary tion for regular liver testing Director of Atherometabolic in statin users. ers to understand and dis- coping strategies. Treatments may include cause of heart disease and Research at the Utah 4. Be open to the vari- medication, surgery, radi- Another recent concern Foundation for Biomedical cuss all treatment options.” stroke. To be able to help their ous online resources that ation, and chemotherapy. Unfortunately, statins is that statins can cause Research and a co-author diabetes, but this risk is loved one, caregivers of are available for those liv- Treanda® (bendamustine don’t work if patients don’t of the largest U.S. survey ing with CLL, including HCl) for Injection is a che- small compared to the CLL patients should strike take them— and as many of statin users, the Statin resources offering helpful motherapy approved by protection against heart a balance between time for as three-quarters of patients USAGE survey, sponsored tips on managing finances the U.S. FDA for the treat- disease. Further, a recent themselves and maintain- refuse to take statins or stop by Kowa Pharmaceuticals and navigating insurance ment of patients with CLL. analysis found that statins ing an active role. Nearly taking them within a year. America, Inc. during this difficult time. However, efficacy relative to first-line therapies other than chlorambucil has not been established. As with When A Loved One Needs More Than Your Care many medications, patients may experience side effects (NAPS) TWO TYPES OF HOME CARE of the services that can be provided in your loved and require a change in one’s home: therapy as a result, so it’s In addition to planning for their own retire- Once you have determined that your loved one • Companionship important for caregivers to ment, many baby boomers are facing the chal- needs more professional care on a more consis- lenge of caring for their parents or other family • Medication reminders be present during doctor tent basis, the question becomes, What kind of • Light housework visits. member. care? Assessing when someone needs more than just • Meal preparation For more information Experts contend that there are basically two • Assistance with grooming about CLL treatments, ask an occasional visit to see how he or she is doing types of home care. There’s care provided by paid is not always easy. Here are some questions that • Transportation. your doctor or visit www. health care professionals who are state licensed, treanda.com. may help you determine if your loved ones are in work per the orders of a physician and can deliv- A RANGE OF SERVICES need of care. er medical care in the home. This includes care INDICATION • Have they started to miss appointments? delivered by nurses, physical therapists or social Home care can range from a few hours a • Is their house dirty or cluttered or is week to full-time care. Each situation is personal Treanda is indicated for workers. the treatment of patients laundry piling up? and an experienced provider, such as Interim The second type of care includes that delivered with chronic lymphocytic HealthCare, can help you determine what level of • Is there spoiled food in the fridge or by aides, homemakers and companions who are leukemia (CLL). Efficacy expired food in cabinets? there to help with nonmedical daily activities so care your parent or loved one needs. relative to first-line ther- • Have they lost weight or are there any a senior can stay at home, independently, for as For example, you can visit apies other than chloram- other signs of a poor diet? long as possible. IndependentLivingAssessment.com and take bucil has not been estab- • Are they showing a decreased ability to Many seniors can benefit from this nonmedi- Interim HealthCare’s free Assessment to get a lished. keep up with chores, shopping and errands? cal type of care, which is designed to make sure personalized report generated for your loved one. • Are they forgetting to take medication or your loved one is eating properly, and that the taking more than prescribed? household is being taken care of. Here are a few • Have they let their grooming slip? 4 • The Express • Friday, September 20, 2013 Business Want to Hire a Millennial? You Can’t Afford It NewsUSA employer who wants the Millennial worker is not youngest talent is going as easy as just posting a Everyone seems to have to have to pay the highest help-wanted ad, and recent an opinion on the Millennial price. data suggest that there con- Generation — ranging from So, what is it about tinues to be a communica- lazy and disloyal, to unique Millennial employees that tions gap in how genera- and misunderstood. And makes them so expensive? tions interact now there’s new data that According to Joe Weinlick, with each other. For exam- suggests this often-analyzed VP of Marketing for Beyond. ple, while the Millennial age age group has yet another com, it’s a combination of group tends to live on social distinction to overcome. two things: finding them media, not many HR profes- They’re expensive. and training them. sionals surveyed use those Online career network “Given the cost of hiring mediums to find their work- Beyond.com (in partnership a new employee, some com- ers. The overall majority (62 with Millennial Branding) panies prefer to hire a more percent) use traditional job has just released results experienced employee who boards and corporate web- from a joint survey that will require less training,” sites to recruit, with social polled hundreds of HR said Weinlick. “As the econ- networking sites trailing far professionals across the omy improves, Millennial behind in the single digits. country, with 87 percent workers are gaining con- Other surprising results of respondents disclosing fidence and starting to job from the Beyond.com sur- that it costs between $15,000 jump, which can make vey found that while health- and $25,000 to replace each it tough for them because care remains an issue close- Millennial employee they they’re not growing with a ly tied to job creation and NewsUSA lose. Recent data shows that company. Things like ‘cul- growth, a mere 14 percent 40 percent of companies are tural fit’ and ‘workplace of HR professionals report- now employing at least 50 flexibility’ are crucial to ed that Millennial job appli- ant, and what Millennials leaders of tomorrow,” con- here, and how expensive it Millennial workers (ages people in the Millennial age cants inquire about health- really think. tinued Weinlick. “It just will become in the process.” 18-31), and a staggering 60 group, and employers need care benefits during the “There is no doubt that depends on how long it percent of those workers to factor that into their cor- interview Millennial workers are the takes for tomorrow to get are likely to leave within porate environment if they process. This might signal the first three years of hir- want to attract that talent.” further disconnect in what ing. This means that any Finding the right the media view as import- Finding Deals Is Even Easier Americans Would Avoid Clothes With Instant Digital Coupons NewsUSA be accessible to Made With Child Labor the public through Imagine check- Facebook, Twitter, NewsUSA that young children face ing your Facebook Instagram and in hazardous working con- News Feed while other social It’s safe to say that most ditions, these children are you’re in line with media platforms. people enjoy saving a dollar less likely to complete their friends at your CashOff.com where they can, but those educations. The hours they favorite retailer. allows coupons savings often come with a spend working are hours After checking to be at custom- steep price — at the expense they’re failing to devote to your updates, ers’ fingertips of child laborers. their studies. To prevent you scroll over instantly through According to a survey this, ChildFund supports to the retailer’s CashOff’s multiple released by ChildFund programs that provide fam- Facebook page media platforms. International about child ilies with safer options for and find their As businesses current deals and change, deals and labor, of 1,022 people earning income and oppor- NewsUSA surveyed, the average tunities that allow children discounts. By the giveaways will American guesses that only to remain in school and out time you get to Finding the best deals is easier than ever change as well. the cashier, you With CashOff. 6.5 million children aged NewsUSA of factories. 5 to 14 are child laborers, Goddard emphasizes that discover that the large coupon companies, com’s web-based and 73 percent of survey According to a ChildFund survey, not all labor is exploitative sweater you’re holding is they often take up to 50 per- coupon system, merchants Americans would pay more for respondents say there are or necessarily harmful to “buy two — get one free.” cent of the revenue of each can continuously update clothes not made using child fewer than 1 million. Only 1 children, noting that many The person next to you is deal offered. That’s why their coupons to match cus- labor. percent accurately estimate children within developing a business owner, who just smaller companies often tomers expectations at any created a digital coupon spe- cannot afford to work with specific time or place. the correct number of child ment factory in Bangladesh countries work on their fam- cifically for you. larger coupon companies CashOff.com allows busi- laborers — 150 million. has focused the world’s ilies’ subsistence farms or This might not always and end up losing their cus- nesses to remove the “mid- With knowledge comes attention on the often haz- are engaged in other labor be the scenario, but busi- tomers to bigger businesses. dle man” and create coupons power — spending power. ardous working conditions to supplement the families’ nesses of all types and sizes With CashOff.com, it costs by themselves — instantly. When asked if they would that many workers in devel- income. now have the opportunity to as little as $10 a month, and “Time is money,” and this be willing to pay more for oping countries confront “The dual nature of our reach their customers in a they take zero percent of simple coupon system can clothing made without child every day, and while it concern,” she says, “is when more effective and cost-effi- the revenue. Now, the play- save time and build reve- labor, more than half (55 appears that the more than a child is compelled to work cient digital way. CashOff. ing field has been leveled, nue. Company discounts, percent) indicate that they 1,000 victims of that trage- in unsafe conditions or when com is a new company that and all companies — big or coupons and sales will be at would. Among those indi- dy were adults, the fact is any work a child is engaged makes it easy for compa- small — can take advantage digital finger tips through cating a willingness to pay these factories regularly in serves to interrupt his or nies to “Do It Yourself” and of CashOff. multiple social media sites more, the average person employ children as young her education. These survey create coupons within min- As our world is going reaching millions of poten- says they would be willing as 10 years old,” says Anne results indicate that, while utes. Instantly, companies paperless, we’re still look- tial customers. to spend one-third (34 per- Lynam Goddard, president Americans don’t have a full can edit coupons and have ing for a great deal. People CashOff.com is current- cent) more. and CEO of ChildFund appreciation for the extent them available for custom- everywhere are now able to ly offering a Free 12-Month Until the recent collapse International. of the problem, they do have ers through multiple media access their coupons while Trial to its first 1,000 users of a factory in Bangladesh, Almost one in six chil- an intrinsic understanding child labor was a far from of the negative impact that platforms. CashOff.com they are at the store or in a at http://cashoff.com. dren ages 5 to 14 in devel- brings that digital power to restaurant. To keep up with hot topic around the dinner oping countries is engaged child labor has on a child’s table or water cooler. “This future.” companies — big or small. this ever-growing media in labor, and aside from the With Groupon and other world, digital coupons must spring’s collapse of a gar- obvious physical dangers Gauging Internet Marketing Tradesmen Shortage Looms Efforts and Results NewsUSA Most Americans know the U.S. job mar- It’s tempting to slack from websites, online ket is improving. They may not realize, off on certain business searches, social media however, that there is a critical need for ventures as the weath- and phone calls), con- skilled tradesmen. America doesn’t have a er heats up, but we all versions, sales, expan- jobs shortage. America has a skills shortage. know businesses don’t sion areas and beyond. For the fourth year in a row, the work- get the luxury of a sum- “Digital HI also pow- force solutions company ManpowerGroup mer break. ers Search Magnet reports that skilled trades remain the most In fact, when it comes Local, a program difficult jobs to fill in the U.S. According to Internet marketing, designed to increase to the employers who participated in Manpower’s Talent Shortage Survey, the most businesses can your web presence NewsUSA rarely afford to take a and target advertis- primary reason companies are unable to NewsUSA fill open positions is a lack of technical and There aren’t enough skilled workers for skilled break — especially if a ing to precise search trades. company struggles with Businesses should be able toaccess real-time terms and locations trades skills. measuring its online results from their mobile devices. that instantly help Yet, the demand for skilled trade positions continues to grow. The American Society of or welder offers a clear and stable career efforts or tracking your Google ranking,” path where working with your hands allows results. real estate.” Thornberg adds. Civil Engineers recently graded American The visibility of any web- infrastructure at a D+. That means our you to contribute meaningfully to our soci- “Some companies make With that kind of account- ety,” says Mathews. “We need to once again the mistake of putting too site hangs on quality design, ability, businesses can mon- roads and bridges across the country need a competitive Google rank- vast repairs. Equally important, America treat people who lace up boots before head- much emphasis on social itor how effective a mar- ing to the job site with as much respect as media marketing. While ing and extensive search keting special is, what SEO needs the workers qualified to repair them. engine optimization (SEO). As fewer students and college graduates those who tie polished wing tips and head to it’s undeniably important, terms are currently trendy a high-rise office.” social media is in no way Having a website that’s and how many potential cus- see the value of working with their hands, easy to find, explore and use the scarcity of trades skills only grows In a time where most high schools have the end-all-be-all means of tomers actually read testi- stopped teaching shop class and only 6 per- exposure,” explains Bryan increases leads and overall monials. worse. sales. But it’s not enough Senior Vice President of Mar- keting for cent of high school seniors consider a career Thornberg, president of the According to the owner of in the trades, National Tradesmen Day digital marketing agency to boost sales if businesses one of the most successful car IRWIN Tools Rich Mathews hit the nail on can’t track real-time results the head, “It’s time we once again present focuses America’s attention on the value of Higher Images Inc. (www. dealerships in Pittsburgh, skilled tradesmen and the skills gap. higherimages.com). “You or measure exactly where Pa., Diehl Toyota, “[Digital the trades as a respectable career option for their digital dollars are the next generation.” To thank skilled tradesmen on September can’t forget the bigger pic- HI] covers all the necessary 20, IRWIN will hold appreciation events ture, things like pay-per- going. aspects needed to effective- To acknowledge the need for skilled Thornberg helps com- tradesmen and show gratitude for their across the U.S. to show support for the men click advertising and accu- ly market to my customers and women who keep America running. rately tracking lead gener- panies track advertising and track the results of my invaluable work, IRWIN Tools is advocating results, effectively seeing for a day in September to honor and recog- At job sites from Charlotte, N.C., to Chicago, ation.” efforts.” and in New York City, IRWIN will show In addition to social media the bigger picture, with an This kind of focused mar- nize our tradesmen — National Tradesmen online platform incorporat- Day. This year, Sept. 20, 2013, will mark the support for the men and women who keep marketing — which tends keting helps refine the gran- our cities running — including the trades- to excite business owners ing all digital marketing ular state of the Internet. third annual National Tradesmen Day in efforts. The cohesive track- celebration of the hardworking men and men who built the newest peak of New York because it can be inexpen- Both users and search City’s skyline, One World Trade Center. sive and easy to manage — ing system, called Digital engines will be better able women who build our homes and schools, HI Technology, measures keep the lights on and the clean water flow- For more information, visit www.nation- Thornberg outlines other to sift through the dirt and altradesmenday.com. factors that affect “online everything — leads (dis- find gold. ing. tinguishing between leads “Becoming a trained plumber, electrician SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 1 Town-to-Town CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 2 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 18, 2013

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VENTED PARLOR photo equipment Flats + corners - glass tabletop HEATER Published by Davis Press 5HP, 230/460V $8.40 per sq. ft. SUBMISSIONS 1/2-inch thick Matching work island with in Worcester 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC IS 1:00 PM MONDAY 50,000 BTU $125 OBO Call: 508-885-3136 $100.00 2 drawers, 2 doors, Used one year In original mailing sleeve Call 508-867-9387 FOR ALL MASS. removable plexiglass cover. $700.00 OBO $1,000.00 4 Motor Speed Controls TOOL SHEDS WEEKLY PAPERS Call 774-230-9457 Call 508-234-8454 Hitachi J100, 400/460V *Deadlines Subject To $3,000 negotiable. 508-765-5072 Best Offer Made of Texture 1-11 Change Due To Holidays AAA Sports Cards 508-765-1514 508-596-1918 cell 8x8 $725 TREAD MILL Call For More Info. Call 5pm-8:30pm Stars 1950’s-1970’s GE ELECTRIC STOVE King Size ROTOR TILLER 8x10 $900 Older Pro-Form Electronic Great shape 508-867-6546 8x12 $975 Trainer-Combination Double oven/4 burners Bedroom Set Crafstman 6.0HP, Treadmill & Workout Bench. YARD SALE Near mint cards Good shape, 17” Tine width 8x16 $1275 All cards at 6 piece cherry wood VICTORIAN LIVING Very heavy-Bring Sat. - Sept. 21 Working area on stove sleigh bed with counter rotating tines ROOM SET stong back & truck 12 - 4 pm 60% off book!! Beige Used, Great Condition Delivered And Rain or Shine $2500.00 Recently Tuned-Up Like new Built On-Site $25.00 or B.O. Call: 508-864-9223 Call Paul at Sofa and 2 chairs or best offer $1,900 Other Sizes Available 508-765-2817 7 King Street Ext. 508-756-0227 508-272-7110 $395.00 Leave message Call 508-943-4342 Call 774-696-3397 Call 413-324-1117 Leicester, MA SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 3

130 YARD SALES 205 BOATS 281 FREE PETS 285 PET CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP YARD SALE 1995 Glastron 17ft J & L WANTED WANTED 9/21 8-2 Fiberglass Boat Looking for a Pet Sitting Rain Date 9/28 (open style) with 88HP wonderful loving FIREARMS WANTED: WE’RE HIRING 68 PEOPLE! 69 Grove Street Evinrude SPL outboard. home... Service Spencer Includes trailer. Easily seats Collector looking WWII US Firearms 8. Used in fresh water for Professional at Home ASSEMBLERS, PICKERS / PACKERS Tools, Construction Items, 2 year Old Pitbull Pet Sitting and Dog Walking M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, Yard Tools, water skiing. 1911/1911 A1’s Work F/T, M-F. $9 - $9.75/hr. 3 Shifts Avail: Cub Cadet 4in1, with papers Member of National 7a-3:30pm OR 3:30pm-Midnight OR 8a – 4:30pm String Trimmer, $5,000 Association of Professional OR Work Part Time, 30 hrs, 9am – 3pm Female named “Calle” Pet Sitters Household Items, Call: 508-234-5676 blue nose. Not spayed. TOP PRICES PAID Furniture, and more Great for single pet Established 1996 Have all necessary federal licenses RETAIL SHELF STOCKERS environment. Certified • Bonded • Insured Work Full Time, M-F. $8.25 - $9.75/hr YARD SALE 508-347-3826 Call Wally At 2 Shifts Avail: 7am–4pm OR 10p–7am BOAT FOR SALE Call: MULTI FAMILY 17’ ft. Grumman 17TC 508-234-5860 You Must Pass a Drug Test, Northbridge Twin Console, 774-318-8439 and Agree to a Background Check. 626 Sutton Street Split Windshield and trailer (Exit 7 off 146) 25 horse, 4 stroke PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON Yamaha motor, 283 PETS 298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP Saturday, September 21 12 Volt trolling motor MONDAY – FRIDAY WANTED (Sun., Sept. 22 rain date) w/remote control Need Help Fixing $$$ from 9am - 3pm at 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. plus extras and cover Your Pet? Make Money Foster Diamond Staffing, a Division of CRS Co., Antiques: furniture, Limoge Mint Condition We can help at an Selling Parents Wanted 555 Hartford Pike Road, and other china, glassware affordable price!!! Dayville, CT 06241; and lamps 774-230-7555 All surgeries performed by Your Unwanted Seeking Quality Homes Toys, TVs, clothes, liscenced vets at our Stuff!!! Throughout Central MA Guardianware, decor, books wellness center. To Provide Foster Care Exit 93 off I-395 onto Route 101 F; on tape, fireplace equipment, Quality Dealers Wanted To Children In Need. We’re 1/8 mile up on the left. BOAT, MOTOR Same Owners Best Deal Around. automotive and more! Tom & Camila 24/7 Support. Generous Or Call Toll-Free: 1-860-774-5100 Dealers welcome & TRAILER Clean, Indoor Flea Market Reimbursement. No earlies Chrysler Tri-hull Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm $1000 Sign-On Bonus Bow Rider New Stuff! 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Raise to Sales Associate & ssues. 1994 KAWASAKI EPA Qualified 286 LIVESTOCK • Maintain work area 25-Year Warranty Town-To-Town & $11.00/hour after first 90 Stock Associate 750SS Call Today Classifieds days, advancement possible. organization/orderliness JET SKI 508-882-0178 WAR We do withhold taxes. THIS ROLE IS LOCATED and cleanliness 508-909-4111 Looking for applicants AT OUR STURBRIDGE • Perform inspection, basic White and blue CrystalRockFarm.com Bag Shavings residing in the towns of: STORE LOCATION Plus like-new Karavan Trailer $4.75 each SOUVENIRS Brookfield, East Brookfield, care and cleaning to 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, Charlton & Oxford Broad Function: include: Call Barbara Found 1/8 WANTED - Cleaning of equipment Firewood small to medium flakes, Call Tammie Provides the highest level 413-262-9521 On Worcester St plastic bags WWII & EARLIER 508-347-3275 of internal and external cus- - Limited equipment Green $135 In Southbridge... CA$H WAITING! or send resume to tomer service through a inspections, and 128 cubic feet. Rock Valley Farm TLCHomeCleaning@ warm and engaging manner. adjustments requiring 2000 Seadoo 720 All black male cat W. Brookfield Helmets, Swords, Displays passion to the Core only simple instructions. with caravan trailer, Verizon.net Values of Country Curtains. (774)696-7879 Green eyes, very lovable, 508 867-2508 Daggers, Bayonets, • Observe all safety red & white not fixed, definitely a Medals, Badges, Flags, Ability to interact positively Very Fast & Fun! and enthusiastically with oth- procedures, including the house cat. Uniforms, etc. Owner Operator SEASONED Over 30 Years Experience. er team members to meet use of appropriate safety $1500 Call: 774-287-5043 Owner Operator Solos the stores common goals. devices and personal FIREWOOD ANTED TO UY Call 774-244-6781 298 W B Call David *Dedicated Runs Consistently demonstrates rotective equipment Cut, Split, & Delivered *$1.06 per mile plus FSC the Company’s Core Purpose 508-234-8297 Found on Durfee Street 1-508-688-0847 (PPE). I’ll Come To YOU! *Minimum 2,480 with the utmost integrity to Wood Lots Wanted in Southbridge miles/week ensure both internal and ex- • Perform other related 205 BOATS LIME GREEN $ aaa *Daily Hometime ternal customer service sat- duties assigned. Call Paul PARAKEET ROUTE *CDL-A with 2 year OTR isfaction and enthusiasm. 10 ft 508-769-2351 exp & Hazmat This is a seasonal position to Turn in a Job Posting Call 508-764-4337 300 HELP WANTED ALUMINUM 508-987-5349 start. Application to the Human 169 888-716-1322 BOAT LOST CAT PLEASE EMAIL ALL Resource Office Long www.drivenctrans.com mint condition haired, Brown Tabby 310 GENERAL HELP RESUMES TO OUR Answers to “Kitty” ANTIQUES RECRUITER WOOD WANTED $300 OBO Lost in the 884 Worcester St. AMY FABINO DIRECTLY at Seasoned, not split North West Main Street Southbridge MA AFABINO@COUNTRYCURTAINS. 860 576-5462 area of Douglas. Aug. 1st 4 CAR COM $100 OBO Microchipped (Petlink.com) Looking To Purchase Town of Spencer SALVAGE YRC Freight is hiring 14’ ft. Pickup only Antiques is Seeking Private 860 576-5462 540-760-9830 And Collectibles CARRIER PT Combo Drivers ALUMINUM BOAT Percentage base pay for auto Snow Plowers and Dock Workers! 50 Hall Rd 285 PET CARE Single Items for the 2013-2014 Sturbridge, MA 01566 LEA ARKET transport company. Excellent Shrewsbury MA location. 275 F M Or Entire Estates pay rate for someone willing Winter Season. www.ofsoptics.com $750 OBO to work. Class A CDL and PT Combo Drivers: 860-576-5462 Dudley FAN-C-PET We Buy It All experience necessary. And Also Do If interested, please contact Excellent Wages, Benefits, Flea Market Mobile the Office of Utilities Pension! Home nightly! 16 Ft. Tracker On-Site Estate Sales Call 413-374-2591 and Facilities, CDL-A w/Combo and Haz- ROB ROY 15 HP Johnson & Venture Antiques, Collectibles Grooming Salon And 3 Old Meadow Road mat, 1yr T/T exp, 21yoa req. HAIR SALONS Trailer plus accessories. & General Estate Auctions Spencer, MA EOE-M/F/D/V. are seeking Open Every Saturday-Sunday Vicki Kelley $1850.00 CALL MIKE ANYTIME Auburn distributor Monday-Thursday highly-motivated In the water-come for 8am-4pm Professional 8:00am – 5:00pm PT Dock Workers: HAIRSTYLISTS a test ride 508-765-9512 needs customer or call 508-885-7515, $12-$14/hr. 4hr shifts. 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Currently Homeless Call Renelle at www.valetparkof Due to Eviction 239 West Main Street 508-765-0822 HOME CARE 508-892-1850 East Brookfield america.com/employment 413-289-9018 ARMY OF 1 email: (Route 9 - Panda For Webster or call 877 455-5552 William is solid white [email protected] Water Filtration Garden Plaza) 508-949-1330 325 PROFESSIONAL 1983 CHRIS with one green and 508-637-1236 one blue eye. Webster Public ARMY OF 1 will treat all CRAFT CABIN 508-341-6355 (cell) Experienced water problems!! CRUISER Jack is black and white. EXPERIENCED Schools HAIR STYLIST School Custodian. Job CNA’s 26’ Fiberglass New 350 11-7 Shift New Installations Chevy engine. With trailer These two are brothers, to join our team #2013-C01 Servicing all equipment Great fishing boat both are fixed, they are WANTED Part-time position Full Time - Second Shift Apply in person Well tank and pump service or family boat 6-7 years old and are Mopeds and Scooters Opportunity for receiving a Job Description and Has kitchen and table, in desperate need of sign-on bonus up to $2,500 Application available at Charlton Manor Rest Home James Morse beds forward and aft a home!! Any Condition Experienced preffered www.webster-schools.org 12 Town Farm Rd North Brookfield, MA Great condition Contact Debbie or apply at Charlton 01507 Call Travis 508-248-5136 774-200-0225 $15,000.00 Call: 774-545-0330 774 242-9227 or leave message 41 East Main Street, Call 508-259-8805 508-864-5605 Webster, MA 01570. www.charltonmanor.info [email protected] 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 18, 2013

402 GENERAL SERVICES 454 HOME 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 510 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS IMPROVEMENT RENT RENT RENT COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS All Cleanouts CEMETERY PLOTS Brookfield HILLSIDE SOUTHBRIDGE Commercial Worcester County CAPE COD TIME Cleanups $1 PAINTING Central Street MEADOWS 2-bedroom, 5-room Building Memorial Park apartment available October Paxton, MA SHARE FOR SALE Interior/ 1st floor Apartment Edgewater Beach Resort Haul-Away N. Brookfield, MA Next to park with For Rent Garden of Gospels Exterior 2 1/2 bedrooms Elderly Subsidized Housing 1/4-mile walking trail 95 Chase Avenue Basements No Utilities Southbridge 1 Plot #150 Dennisport, MA 02639 short wait list 1 bdrm apts Close to town center 2 grave sites Attics Power Washing Heat Included For qualified applicants $750/month plus utilities Formerly used as a Across the street Washer/Dryer Access with incomes at or below References/Income lawn mower shop from the water Apartments Carpentry Great for Mechanic Shop, Current Value $9200 Garages 1 person $17,600 verification required Studio (Unit 706) • FREE ESTIMATES • $750.00 2 persons $20,100 Car Detailing, Asking $3800 Fixed week 33 (August) Yards Call Jim at Construction, Etc. • FULLY Insured • 1st & Last utilities incld, 774-230-2324 Deeded rights Rental Property • Reasonable Rates • 617-913-1414 non-smoking Parking for cars and trucks 386-576-6663 Leave message Estate Cleanouts Rich O’Brien CALL 508-347-3145 Brookfield EASTPOINT PROPERTIES SOUTHBRIDGE $700/mo. Call for more info Small Building Painting First Floor, 603-262-3809 Clean, renovated and Double Demolition 28 Years Of Experience One bedroom apartment This institution is an spacious 3-bedroom 508-867-2564 apartment Cemetery Lot 508-248-7314 Great Location equal opportunity provider Better Than Porches, Large Yard, and employer Available immediately 525 HOUSES FOR RENT In All Faith Swedish A Dumpster Appliances included W/D hookups, all appliances, Cemetery, Worcester, MA. storage shed and yard BROOKFIELD Lot #119 Section I We Do It! 457 LAWN/GARDEN HOLLAND Fully deleaded $625 plus utilities 2 Bedroom, First Floor $1200/mo FREE Estimates! firsl/last Section 8 approved Stove/Refrigerator $675 Cozy 2 bedroom Cottage $1,400 774-329-3386 Bob Hickey Private Deck w/storage shed, large yard Call: 508-867-8350 Landscaping For More Information First and last month rent and lake access 774-230-8586 Please Call: + references 15+ years of commercial $675.00 No Smoking/No Pets PINE GROVE 774-232-7761 No drugs, dogs or drama 1st/Last/Security GREAT SUMMER & residential experience plus utilities Call Joe at CEMETERY Brookfield 774-230-8486 Whitinsville, MA RETREAT Professional results at 1st/Last/Security $950/mo $30,000.00 reasonable prices Newly Painted 2 plots for sale All appliances Is Negotiable SOUTHBRIDGE 2 bedroom home, Yew Ave. section Meadowside Call The Large yard, lake access No job too small washer/dryer First Floor, of Woodstock, CT Off Street Parking 413-245-7110 No Smoking/No Pets Asking $2400.00 Free estimate. 6 Room Apartment 1st/Last/Security is a cooperative seasonal Junk Man Deck Refrigerator & Stove Valued at $3000.00 campground offering 100 Call or email Bob at Lakeside Included 508-471-0130 owner owned sites, a lagre Trees Cut 978-799-6962 or $650/mo Washer/Dryer Hookups 508-476-3875 pool, fishing pond, mini golf [email protected] 1st/Last/Security Apartments course, laundry, Brush/Limbs 508-867-5900 On Beautiful Cedar Lake $750/month sm. rec room, and pavilion. West Brookfield WORCESTER Season runs from Available Oct.1st 3 bedroom Ranch style home Removed 481 POOLS/SPAS Studio apartment, COUNTY April 15-October 15. Located in the center of town Weekly pump out is included furnished, Send References to: 1 Bath, Appliances included MEMORIAL PARK WE NOW TAKE Brookside utilities not included. in annual fee which runs YOUR AUTOS 18 FT. $650/Month Town-to-Town 2 plots in Good Shepherd from $990.00 to $1320.00 FOR CASH! ABOVE Terrace Classifieds, PO Box 90, $1100.00 Plot #97 per season depending on GROUND POOL Ad Reference 00026, per month $2,500.00 when you pay 1/4 Mile To Will pay transfer fee Removal of Metal, Used only one season! I-84 And MA Pike Southbridge, MA 01550. 508-277-2330 your assessment. Appliances, Moving must sell. ------No Pets 508-867-3729 Furniture, TV’s. Everything included References A Must SOUTHBRIDGE 530 HOUSES FOR SALE This Unit#58 has a wonderful Construction $1000.00 SPECIAL! Call (508)347-9623 One bedroom WORCESTER COUNTY site placement with a back Materials. Or Best Offer 1 MONTHS 9am-6pm $700 per month For Sale MEMORIAL PARK yard to house car and shed Non-smoking 315 sq ft Cottage Paxton, MA with rock garden and front Cellars/Attics FREE RENT NORTH BROOKFIELD Extremely quiet 2-grave-plot yard for nice lawn, small fish Call 508-796-5192 in Narragansett, RI pond and more flowers. Cleaned. Leave Message WITH MOVE-IN BY Has stove, refrigerator and Section Heritage 1 27 Grove Street dishwasher Located 1200 ft from state Asking $3,250 Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 Small Building November 1st beach on lease land Demolition, Tires. 4 rooms, 3rd floor Security system and Call 413-245-4340 trailer with two slide outs, Heat/Hot Water Updated intercoms in private area. Email: [email protected] screened porch (8x29) and Leaves Removed. Included! $575/monthly Lighted off-street parking lot Open May to mid October. front deck (8x16) all built in Residential Moves. 500 REAL ESTATE Coin-op laundry Newly renovated Worcester County 1997. Unit has been com------most contents included Furnaces Removed 24 Spring Street No cats or dogs Memorial Park pletely redecorated to include 3 large rooms, 2nd floor First and security photos available ceiling fans, carpeting, floor- Affordable 1, 2 and 3 Paxton, MA ing and paint, has lots of 501 REAL ESTATE Like new 508-248-7186 $48,000 Weekends also! Bedroom Apartments $600/monthly [email protected] storage and comes WANTED For Rent. or email PLOT FOR SALE completely furnished. Central Mass [email protected] or call 667B 25 Rte 197 Spacious, Fully Both have W/D hook-ups, Graves 1 and 2 in and Connecticut Applianced. off-street parking, 860-928-6103 See Craigs List Spencer Garden of Heritage 2 for more pictures large yards Value $6500 Dave Starting at $698 No pets Attractive One orTwo- Bedroom Apartment, WATERFRONT Asking $4200 Call 508-864-3008 508-867-2564 • A/C In Every Unit Smokers outside References and Appliances, Pierpont Pond, Dudley Call Lorraine 413-262-5082 • Pool security required W/D Hookup Available Beautiful Home 508-789-8188 508-867-7404 Modern, Bright, 3 Br, Granite, • Basketball Court Quiet Country Setting. Vaulted beam ceilings, WORCESTER COUNTY RV in Co-op Park ************** • Playground Southbridge Directly Off Route 9. 2 Baths, 2 Fireplaces, MEMORIAL PARKS FREE 330 Charlton St Visit Our Website Nicely landscaped, Two grave plots: $30,000 EQUAL HOUSING • On-Site Laundry www.spencercondos.com Quiet neighborhood Valor I {#291 unit A, Metal Pickup Recent updates Woodstock, CT A/C, Refrigerators, OPPORTUNITY 1st Floor-with gas (508)735-4335 graves 1 and 2} INCOME LIMITS APPLY Current value $8200.00 Washers, Small Trailers, ************** $900/mo Asking 330K Batteries. STURBRIDGE Offered: $5,850.00 All real estate advertising in 3rd Floor Call 774-200-7172 508-499-7957 WE PAY YOU this newspaper is subject to with Electric 1 Bedroom [email protected] The Federal Fair Housing Act Section 8 Welcome $550/mo near Common 535 HOUSING WANTED Top Dollar For Your of 1968, which makes it Stove & Fridge Available Worcester County AUTOS illegal to advertise any Office Open From: Washer Hookup LOOKING FOR TRUCKS Available Memorial Park preference, limitation or Monday-Friday October 1st Off-Street Parking APARTMENT Or TRACTORS discrimination based on race, 9:00am to 5:00pm $700/mo Paxton, MA color, religion, sex, handicap, 508-509-0503 Elderly Woman on oxygen Faith/Crypts 508-867-2564 familial status (number of Saturday 10:00am looking for 1 or 2 bedroom Lot 84C #1 Space Seasonal campsite to 4:00pm SOUTHBRIDGE 2 Bedroom Available first floor apartment in 413-262-5082 children and or pregnancy), $800- 950/mo $4200 Meadowside of Woodstock, national origin, ancestry, age, Evening Appointments Available decent neighborhood 508-943-0671 Own your own lot. marital status, or any 94 East Main St with heat/hot water, Trailer with add-ons which intention to make an such Brookside Terrace 2 bedroom apt 508-764-1638 washer/dryer hookups WORCESTER COUNTY contain large family room, 442 LICENSED DAY preference, limitation or 11 Village Drive no utilities in the two bedrooms, dining room, Sturbridge Southbridge/Sturbridge area MEMORIAL PARK CARE discrimination. This Southbridge,MA 01550 natural gas heat Paxton, MA screened porch, vinyl siding, newspaper will not 1738 House Have indoor neutered cat large shed, outdoor fire pit, $675/month and many references Garden of Gospels knowingly accept any (508)764-7675 508-344-0072 1 plot (#85) mostly furnished. *************** advertising for real estate STOREFRONT Studio Apartment with 2 grave sites Park ammenities: large The Commonwealth of that is in violation of the law. $4,000.00 swimming pool, rec hall. Our readers are hereby 600 sq.ft. $675/Month Massachusetts Office of $550 NEEDED: 774-200-1194 pavilion, mini golf, bocci, informed that all dwellings horseshoes, fish pond, Child Care Services C&C Heat/hot water One Bedroom Apartment looking for a room to live in requires that all ads advertising in this newspaper playground-low yearly are available on and equal Properties included $900/Month around the Brooklyn to maintenance fees. placed in the newspaper opportunity basis. To Woodstock, CT area for a 550 MOBILE HOMES for child care (daycare) complain about LOOK & COMPARE First/Last/Security, All Appliances. 63 yr old man. Rte.25 197, in your home include discrimination call The References Free Electric, Heat, Also needed: a barn or Brookfield Woodstock, CT your license number. Department of Housing and Southbridge $20 Application Fee Hot Water. garage area for storage Nanatomqua Mobile Unit #5 Urban Development “HUD” 508-765-5542 Off-Street Parking Home Park (55+) Quality 1, 2 & 3 860 230-7438 Mobile Home For Sale. toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Bedroom Apartments! 772-233-1555 448 FURNITURE For the N.E. area, call HUD 508-347-1101 Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Appliances, Off-Street EMETERY OTS Large Kitchen & Living ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Parking SOUTHBRIDGE 546 C L free number for the hearing 141 Elm Street Webster Room. Screen Porch WELLS, MAINE FURNITURE impaired is 1-800-927-9275 Call (508)765-0501 Southbridge 2 CEMETERY & Carport. & Southbridge Park Rent $120/Month Village By the Sea Bedroom 1 Freshly painted 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom PLOTS Includes Taxes, Water, Solid Brass Bed 505 APARTMENTS FOR 2-bedroom apartment Apartments Sewerage, Trash and Road Price Reduction $795 in Garden of Valor I AUGUST 17-24 w/2 white laminate RENT DOUGLAS Parking Worcester County Maintenance bureaus/matching mirrors 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Washer/dryer hook-up Neat and Clean, Memorial Park, CALL FOR PRICE 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. $1000.00 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT, Apartments Available $650/month Excellent Location Paxton, MA 774-262-7307 Pool complex, COMPLETELY REDONE 1st and last Off Street Parking w/jacuzzi, exercise room, Prices start at $845/month. Call 610-787-0068 outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, 114 Pine St, 3rd floor 508-328-9093 Washer Dryer Hookup 570 STORAGE SPACE Bedroom 2 Includes heat, hot water, Affordable A/C, cable. Oak Southbridge, MA A/C, pool, fitness center 4 PLOTS AVAILABLE FOR RENT Sec 8 welcome & children’s program. Southbridge IN WORCESTER Armoire, Bureau/matching Off-street parking Call for details Fall dates available mirror, Off street parking. 169 Worcester Street COUNTY MEMORIAL Southbridge $775/month Call (508)476-3777 Apt #3 508 943-7436 CALL FOR DAILY RATES cylinder waterbed, or PARK Storage/Garage w/matching headboard Call John 3 bedroom, (Garden of the Cross section) (508) 868-6865 Parking for 1 car 508 612-6192 over 8'x18'; (508)429-7568 $1000.00 Paxton, MA $100/mo. Southbridge WOODSTOCK, CT Sold for $4,850 Dining Room 2 Bedroom $700/mo. Asking $3800 1st/Last/Security APARTMENTS 203-315-9291 Call 508-756-1911. 576 VACATION Custom-Made Racetrack Brookfield 5 Room COUNTRY MANOR Please leave message. Glass Top Table 508-615-1425 ESOURCES Apartment Apartment Quiet setting across from Will return call. R 6 chairs, buffet 1 bedroom. 2nd floor Modern, Updated $1200.00 golf course. Applianced Washer/dryer hookup Completely CEMETERY PLOTS TIME SHARE off-street parking, Nice Area renovated 2012 Worcester County Memorial Park Living Room quiet building One Bedroom ($745) and Valor II Section Velas Vallarta Drexel beige leather, 2 No Dogs $770/Month Two Bedroom ($925) Graves 1 & 2 Puerto Vallarta chairs, loveseat, couch 2-Weeks Plus Utilities Apartments Valued at $7600 Living Room 3-piece Rent includes hot water Studio Apartment sectional, brick color References and Asking $4000 Pay Maintenence Fee $500/month Income Verification Call Ron at $1200.00 plus utilities Required 978-815-6624 508-885-6489 For more info call Must be Seen First & Last to view 508-885-4278 508-885-2661 508 278-7659 508-867-2564 Call: 508-769-2500 CLIP AND MAIL Town-to-Town Write your ad here: CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com Name: TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 Address:

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725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 700 AUTOMOTIVE 2000 ARE AWD 2003 BUICK 1998 Yamaha VEHICLES 2003 Nomad PARKMODEL 3/4 ton CHEVY 6 1/2 Ft. Cap. RENDEZVOUS VStar 650 1997 35’ Deluxe Trailer with LOFT SILVERADO 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES Grey/Mint condition! Mileage: 87,407 Black Holiday 38.4’ ft., 2 slide-outs, and full length addition 4-wheel drive, 1986 4 WINTER TIRES Fits GM pickups Loaded, all electric, heated Low Milage Full refrigerator, Furnished Selling for parts leather seats/mirrors, cruze, $1835.00 Vacationer Counter Top Stove, 12x16 with Washer/dryer 205/60R16 $1,200 parkaid, moonroof, 3-row 774-232-2999 Microwave, Campground season $600 Firm Mounted on rims seating, rear liftgate Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 Closed Bathroom, Apr. 15-Oct 15 Call Mike 508 832-2566 Fits Honda Accords ‘97 F250 4x4 ext. cab, 3dr. One owner miles, (6) Michelin tires, Stand-up Shower, Air, Cable, 941-567-8719 Please leave message 508-885-5639 Great winter vehicle Very good condition queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan Surround Sound, Awning or runs good. Asking $6,000 7.0 generator, backup Non-Smoker 2 Motorcycles 941-592-5318 Many new parts 774-262-9409 camera, (2) new batteries, 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 2-new rear tires. For Sale hydraulic leveling jacks, $13,000 Ford 351 Some repairs/parts many extras, or best offer 760 VANS/TRUCKS Windsor Motor 2007 Roadstar excellent condition. 508-943-0035 Michigan $150 $1,200/OBO For Sale Warrior- $18,000 1992 GMC Backhoe For more info 2008 Mitsubishi Metallic Gray, VERY LOW Call: 508-892-4102 Payloader 1-508-523-9831 MILES, Samson Ground 2003 ULTRA LITE Diesel Truck Rebuilt C6 UPS Truck-Style, Diesel, Runs Good Eclipse Spyder GS Pounders, Very Clean. TRAVEL TRAILER $9997 Transmission with Convertible $7,000 OBO $7,000 Aluminum Grumman Body, 28 feet, queen bed, Shelves. Rebuilt Chevy Box Truck Transfer Case 2001 35000 Miles, Red 2007 Transmission/Motor, $200 Always Garaged 2 bunks, UPS-Style 2008 Yamaha MOTORHOME convection oven, New Fuel Tank, Radiator, DODGE 2500 Driven Summers Only Steering Box. Dual Wheels, $3500 4-wheel drive w/plow FZ6- 31 ft. Class “C” double sink, 1952 Chevy Power counter top stove, 11’ Area Behind Seats John Deere 138,000 miles 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY Itasca Impulse Excellent Condition Train $13,500 LOW MILES, Very Clean, full frig, stand up shower, Skidloader Needs transmission work 860-634-4632 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed 14,100GVWR $200 $3500 Slider Guards. Owners are great condition. Needs Motor Work Woodstock CT $5,200 OBO Plenty of storage. Call 5pm-8:30pm non-smokers/ 508-867-6546 1987 GMC Parts 860-377-5742 have no pets Let’s Talk, Make Call: 908-242-2016 Only 14,136 miles Call 508-887-2190 An Offer! Nice chrome front 730 AUTOMOBILES Many extrass 1998 FORD bumper, heater core, or email: 2005 JAYCO Call (508)347-7300 2002 [email protected] Asking $58,000.00 RANGER misc. JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS Chevy Impala 1980 MGB Serious buyers call Red, 4x4 767 VEHICLES WANTED $7,000 508-320-2944 CAMPER 110,000 miles Chevy 283 & 327 Runs good, but needs some Power windows and locks crankshafts TLC Silver 120,000 miles Nice interior, runs great 2002 Honda Bunkhouse in rear, Queen Many new parts, top, engine, CBR 954 bed in front. Table and Security system ANTIQUE AUTO suspension, brakes, etc. 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS couch fold out into double New brakes PARTS NEEDED Call: 508-892-8481 Asking $2500 black and red beds. Excellent condition. $3,995 Call 508 278-6304 508-987-1228 in great condition only 508-949-6588 1937-1960 Full slide-out. Stove, micro, Car and truck sheet metal 11,637 miles. 1989 PROWLER stand-up separate shower, Seller can be reached at Is completely ready to ride 603-321-0119 trim and exterior parts only cable, awning, surround No mechanical parts 720 CLASSICS 2004 CHRYSLER 2005 LOTUS Tons of cosmetic upgrades LYNX sound, etc. Priced to sell 19 FT. CAMPER 2000 TOWN AND whatsoever SEBRING ELISE immediately at Also 1949-1951 Mercury $2500 $12,000 OBO trim and sheet metal CONVERTIBLE Sport and Touring $4,500 COUNTRY 1965 MUSTANG White with tan top Clean and good condition 508-400-2073 978-760-3453 Packages 508-688-5907 Uxbridge MA MINIVAN FASTBACK Runs excellent Arctic Silver metallic paint Appliances in good working 347 Stroker Engine Many new items order No rust, awesome shape in with black leather interior and out Paxton Supercharger $4800.00 or best offer Star Shield paint protection Dual wheels with 2005 Palomino 5-Speed Transmission 508-769-3262 2007 SUZUKI 2-year-old tires All wheel drive, leather, Vehicle Needed!! 11,000 miles every option 9 inch Locker Dealer maintained BURGMAN 400 Includes trailer hitch Pop-Up If anyone has a car that Front Disk Brakes Many extras New headlights, brakes, wa- runs and can get a sticker $35,000 SCOOTER Camping Trailer ter pump Red Exterior/Black Interior 508-847-5274 508-764-6250 Excellent Condition and they want to donate it 2004 FORD E250 Like new $3600 or best offer to an old man that needs a Customized Less than 3K miles Garaged during off seasons 508-847-3281 $23,000 One Owner car to get to the stores. Handicapped Van $4,000 Let him know he may be 508-867-7642 Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. Used only 4 weeks a year 732 SPORTS UTILITY 2000 WINNEBAGO Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, 2002 White willing to give you some- Power windows, mirrors, Call 508-335-2747 JOURNEY 34B thing for the car. and seats. small gas/electric refrigerator Chevy Van New tires, brakes Jadestone/White, Cummins For sale and shocks. 2000 Jeep MID SEASON DEAL 275HP Diesel Pusher, Allison $3995 Express 2500 Here is his number!! Totally customized interior. 5-spd Trans, tow package Call: 508-764-0594 1986 CORVETTE Cherokee Sport Sleeps 5 508-885-7680 MUCH MORE! 4/door, white 2006 Suzuki Best Offer 350-AUTOMATIC 34,000 miles Retractable Slide, auto 4.0-liter/6 cyl Boulevard leveling, full kitchen, bath, 2007 8317SS Call: 774-482-0408 Excellent condition, 4-wheel drive 79K original miles Grey, VL800K, great bike, queen bedroom, Corion tops, Excellent condition mint condition, under 2,200 wash/dry hook-up, 10-gal. Rockwood Trailer We Buy Junk Removable top, black with 508-797-2206 139,000 miles Pristine condition 2004 tan interior miles (always garaged). hot water tank Cars Runs excellent Shield, saddle bags, and Central air/heat, oak 11,500 and/or largest lot NISSAN TITAN New wheels New tires, double size $7,900 or B.O. sissy bar. wood/rug floor, elec. Crew Cab w/Off-Road and 2004 Pontiac GTO Automatic, fireplace, satellite system, QCC Brimfield Tow Package. packaged or separate 508-764-7193 Torrid red with black leather Power windows, $5,500 beautiful oak cabinets, 2 TVs, One owner interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, (Was in Florida for a time) Must See! VCR, back-up camera, solar Truck runs like new automatic transmission, panel Make an offer! Never off-road or plowed 73,000 miles. $3300.00 Many extras...must see Call 508-892-8027 All service records 725 AUTOMOBILES Call 508-713-3066 or Call: 774-329-9160 $38,000 or email Flowmaster exhausts 508-779-0194 Call Us At: Asking $10,900 860-779-9868 [email protected] Deep water blue 774-230-8586 Call: 508-949-1816 Motorcycle for sale 211K highway miles 1997 MERCURY LAKESIDE $6995.00 or b/o $$$ 740 MOTORCYCLES 2001 HARLEY 2002 FORD XLT 508-208-6042 SABLE RV RESORT 2010 DAVIDSON 65,000 miles 4 door, tan NIGHT TRAIN With hitch Own RV lot 132,000 miles PONTIAC VIBE 1996 HARLEY 22 ft. 5th wheel for less than renting 300V6 (Toyota Matrix) DAVIDSON 1450 Wilderness w/extras Developers final phase Runs excellent 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, 883 SPORTSTER Less than 20,000 miles Great condition All Lots 50% off 4 new tires, battery Silver, 35 MPG, 99K Selling because $12,000 for both Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, $1,200 or best offer Excellent condition Low miles bought new bike Activity Center Call 508-713-3066 or $8,495.00 or BO $4,000 $10,000 firm 508-987-3796 or 508-779-0194 508-208-6042 774-402-4624 860-753-2096 508-612-2623 508 989-8165 New 2014 Audi TDI models make a strong case for buying a diesel vehicle

BY KEITH GRIFFIN You may have missed it but recently a team of eight journalists drove from California to New York in less than 48 hours Auto Review to demonstrate the fuel economy of the newest Audi diesel models – the 2014 Audi torque. It's the latter number that gives it all A6 TDI, 2014 Audi A7 TDI and 2014 Audi Q5 of its grunt. My driving partner and I TDI. flogged it around Virginia and enjoyed its Traveling at normal highway speeds, handling and performance. It just never dis- they only stopped four times to refuel on appointed us in a couple hours of driving. their journey and completed the trip in 46.9 It's comfortable for both driver and passen- hours. In addition to being quick travelers, ger and offers lots of visibility and storage. they also succeeded in surpassing the EPA The A6 TDI model, also powered by highway fuel economy numbers. The A6 the 3.0 TDI Turbocharged clean diesel V6 TDI averaged 43.5 mpg, 15 percent better engine, has an 8-speed tiptronic transmis- than its 38-mpg highway rating. The A7 TDI sion and quattro all-wheel drive. It generates came in at 42.6 mpg, 12 percent better than 240 horsepower and a tremendous 428 lb-ft its rating of 38-mpg highway. And, the Q5 torque, seamlessly launching from 0-60 TDI averaged 38.6 mpg, which is 24.5 percent miles-per-hour in 5.5 seconds. Ostensibly above its highway rating of 31 mpg, Audi had us participating in a fuel-economy That's a lot of numbers to throw at you contest but it was just irresistible to stamp but it demonstrates just what fuel sippers down on the accelerator.So what if we didn't diesel models can be. You could drive more win a T-shirt? This is a car that loves to be 2014 Audi Q5 TDI than 2850 miles on four tanks of fuel, which pushed and thanks to its turbo has exhila- is a pretty amazing range. rating acceleration. But at what price you might ask yourself ? Same can be said of the 2014 A7 TDI mium leather and you're at $59,300 before made a strong case that diesel is being over- After all, isn't there the diesel smell to worry model, which is the first five-door clean the $895 delivery fee. looked as a fuel-saving alternative by the fed- about? The noisy, clunky engines that rattle diesel coupe. OK, I'm not a fan of sedans try- The 2014 Audi A6 TDI, again nicely eral government and its Q5 hybrid, which your molars when first starting? Plus, isn't ing to pass themselves off as coupes but the appointed, is $57,500. Add in premium fea- costs approximately $5000 more is slightly filling up at truck stops awfully inconve- styling does work well on the A7. Like the tures like those listed above plus surround- less fuel efficient. You would never realize nient? A6, it also has 240 horsepower and 428 lb-ft view cameras among other touches and the fuel cost savings by buying one compared to Let’s address that last point first. torque, completing the 0-60 miles-per-hour price moves up to $65,900. It's not quite the the diesel model and you would pay an addi- According to the Diesel Technology Forum, sprint in 5.5 seconds. big jump as experienced in the Q5 but it's tional 10 percent more. more than half of all retail fuel sites in the The big downside is price for all these still substantial to get what is truly the full Pay the premium for a diesel engine U.S. today offer diesel fuel. You're not going models. All Audi diesel models carry a pre- Audi technology experience. like the TDI models offered by Audi. They to have to muscle your way through a park- mium that you pay at the dealer and most The 2014 Audi A7 TDI starts at $66,900. provide you with a sporty feel while not suf- ing lot of 18-wheelers to fill up. likely at the pump. In Connecticut, where I Throw in the nice features and the MSRP fering guilt pangs at the fuel pump. Gone are And the rest of the questions were live, there are additional taxes on diesel that moves up to $75,400 before delivery. With all the days of knocking engines and revolting answered during a full day of driving the make it about 15 to 20 cents more a gallon. three models you are faced with an approxi- smell. You'll never know you're driving a 2014 Audi A6 TDI, 2014 Audi A7 TDI and 2014 However, your fuel savings will eventually mate premium of $2500. Your annual fuel diesel vehicle until you realize you're stop- Audi Q5 TDI at an event arranged by Audi make up the difference but not for at least cost, on the Q5 for example, will be about ping at the fuel pumps a lot less. for the media outside of Washington, D.C. five years of ownership. $600 a year less with the diesel factor thrown These are three fantastic vehicles with the The 2014 Audi Q5, nicely appointed, is in on a comparable V6 engine with a super- (For the latest new car news, follow me on Audi Q5 the personal favorite of the bunch. going to start at $46,500. Add in features like charger. Twitter at aboutusedcars and learn about The Q5 TDI model– powered by the 3.0 the Audi navigation system, adaptive cruise By the way,as a side note, the Audi Q5 buying and selling a used car at TDI Turbocharged clean diesel V6 engine – control (one of the best on the market), park- hybrid is more expensive and slightly less UsedCars.About.com.) generates 240 horsepower and 428 lb-ft of ing sensors with rearview camera, and pre- fuel efficient than the diesel. Audi execs 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 18, 2013 GUARANTEED CREDIT APPROVAL

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Capable and so much more! 2010 2010 GMC 2010 2011 Ford Terrain Toyota HUMMER Highlander Expedition H3 SUV SLT-2 Limited XLT 4x4 4x4 $ $ 101 per wk. per wk. $ $ 106 107 per wk. 99 per wk. 47K Miles! Leather, sunroof, navigation, 3rd Row, , power windows, only 55K! Leather, sunroof, rear entertainment, power windows, power locks, power mir- AWD with only 27K Miles! Leather, sunroof, power seat, heated seats, power locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, heated seats, power rors, AC, rear defrost, heated seats, air conditioned seats, memory seats, 3rd row seat- Only 48K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, Ac, ing, tilt steering wheel, power pedals, power rear folding seats, power rear gate, rear rear defrost, Leather, alloy wheels, tow package, fog lamps, running AC, rear defrost, AM/CD/Player/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player all seats, luggage rack, rear climate controls, dual climate controls, tilt entertainment (dvd, aux, stereo controls), tow package, luggage rack, steering wheel boards, bluetooth capabilities, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, powered by a pioneer system, rear back up camera, Eco System, alloy steering wheel, cruise controls, steering wheel controls (audio, controls (audio, cruise, media), AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player all power seat, heated seats, AM/FM/CD player, Aux for your Ipod or wheels, fog lamps, luggage rack, power rear gate, bluetooth connectiv- cruise, bluetooth, temperature), alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player/Aux powered by Microsoft Sync, rear back up camera and so much more! Mp3 player and so much more! ity, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls and so much more! for your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by a JBL Stereo! 2010 2009 Lexus 2011 2011 Cadillac RX 350 Mercedes- Nissan Benz E-Class Armada SL SRX Luxury Beautiful! Collection E350 Luxury $ $ 118 per wk. $ 116 per wk. $ 109 per wk. 118 per wk. 38K Miles! Leather, sunroof, 3rd row seating, power 3rd row seating, WD Loaded! Only 42K Miles! Leather, navigation, power windows, power 4 Matic with only 47K Miles! Leather, Navigation, Sunroof, led fog lamps, alloy rear entertainment, alloy wheels, plenty of storage in the rear, run- Only 49K Miles! Leather, Panaramic sunroof, heated seats, dual locks, power mirrors, AC, rear defrost, rear back up camera, sunroof, wheels, heated seats with a massaging seat for the drivers seat, memory ning boards, tow package, luggage racks, power pedals, power climate controls, AC, rear defrost, cruise controls, tilt steering AM/FM/CD/Cassette/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player, power seats, power seats, AC, rear defrost, power rear visor, AM/FM/CD player, Aux seats, rear air controls, dual climate controls, AM/FM/CD player/Aux wheel, AM/FM/CD player, Sat capable, Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 seats, heated seats, fog lamps, alloy wheels, power rear gate, steering wheel for your Ipod or Mp3 player, Sat capable, dual climate controls, steering wheel for your Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by a Bose Stereo, rear back player, alloy wheels, power rear gate, fog lamps and so much controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth), power telescoping steering wheel, wood- controls (audio, cruise, bluetooth, information center), rear back up camera up camera, bluetooth technology, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls grain throughout the vehicle, cruise control and so much more! Low miles! and so much more! more! and so much more! 2012 GMC 2012 2009 2010 Sierra Toyota Mercedes- Porsche 1500 SLE Tundra Benz Panamera $ 4WD S-Class S550 Turbo 126 per wk. $ $ Call for details per wk. 128 169 per wk. AWD beautiful AWD and Sport controls! Beautiful Tan Leather, with the Yachting 4x4 with only 7K miles! Power windows, power locks, Iforce V8 with only 19K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mir- Only 42K Miles! Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power steer- Blue exterior color, Navigation, sunroof, sport 19' alloy wheels, front and rear indi- power mirrors, AC, Cruise controls, tilt steering wheel, rors, power seat, AC, rear defrost, alloy wheels, bed liner, toneau cover, ing wheel, power seats, power trunk, Leather, sunroof, navigation, vidual climate controls, AM/FM/SAT/CD Player/Bluetooth Capability/Aux for your alloy wheels, bed liner, tow package, AM, FM/CD player, tow package, AC, dual climate controls, power rear window, running AM/FM/In Dash 6 Disc CD player/Sat Capable/Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 Ipod or Mp3 player all powered by the Burmester Stereo System, power rear player/Bluetooth all powered by a Harmon Kardon Stereo! Alloy wheels, opening and closing gate, HID Head lamps, fog lamps, front and rear heated and boards, tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, AM/FM/CD Player, Aux for Aux for your Ipod or Mp3 player and so much more! power tilt steering wheel, cruise controls, rear back up camera and so air conditioned seats. This is one BEAUTIFUL UNIQUE VEHICLE! your Ipod or Mp3 player/Sat Capable, fog lamps and so much more! much more!

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