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THIS WEEK’S QUOTE Voters delay budget decisions at Town Meeting

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS OPPOSE FUTURE MEETING “What worries you masters you.” BY JOY RICHARD moments, the meeting began budget in the hopes of Finamore on not waiting. He waiting was the right option. TIMES STAFF WRITER with 64 voters in attendence. obtaining extra funding. said he felt that local officials He said without the final WEBSTER — After wait- According to Selectman and There is currently an almost had enough time to prepare numbers from the state he Haddon W. Robinson ing to find a quorum earlier temporary Town Moderator $160,000 deficit with what the the budget and that waiting felt it would be wrong to ask this week, voters approved to Deborah Keefe, by law, the town had prepared. for the state would not make residents to vote on some- hold both the municipal and number of residents needed Finance Committee a difference to the final num- thing incomplete. school budgets until June. to hold a meeting was 61. Chairman Mike Finamore bers. “This is the only time I The annual spring Town Town Manager John objected to waiting until a “Why aren’t we ready have ever had to delay the Meeting, which was held on McAuliffe started the meet- future date. He said he felt when we are supposed be?” budget in the last three years INSIDE Monday, May 14, at the ing by asking to move the that enough time had elapsed asked Beresik. “This is what in Webster,” said McAuliffe. Bartlett Jr./Sr. High School two budgets found in articles to vote on what the town had we are paying people for. “It is because it has been that Seniors ...... A5 auditorium, proved to be until Monday, June 11, at 7 prepared and moved to vote Nothing is going to change difficult. We are much closer contentious when it came to p.m., at the high school. He on what had been presented. from here on in [with the this year than last year. Learning ...... A6-9 the fiscal 2013 budget. said he thought it would be Committee Vice Chairman state].” Viewpoint ...... A10 After a waiting a few best to wait for the final state Joseph Beresik backed McAuliffe said he believes Turn To BAY PATH page A13 Sports ...... A12 Obituaries ...... B2 Events Calendar ...... B3 Parents spearhead plan Real Estate ...... Sect.B Legal Notices ..... Sect.B for allergy awareness

LOCAL BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER DUDLEY — Sometimes the affects of an allergy can mean a simple reaction that doesn’t need immediate attention, but sometimes it becomes a matter of life and death. It is because of severe reac- tions like this that parents of children with life-threaten- ing allergies have come together within the Dudley- Charlton Regional School District to create a guide for schools to use to help these Joy Richard photo Friend for life children stay healthy. Heritage School second graders On Friday, May 11, a small and Charlton residents Camden Page A3 group of the Central Lucht, 8, and Ryan Kossi, 8, Massachsuetts Parents of smile for the camera after pre- Children With Food Allergies senting Dudley-Charlton Regional REGION Support Group gathered at School District Superintendent the regional school district Sean Gilrein with the Central office at Shepherd Hill Massachsuetts Parents of Regional High School to pres- Children With Food Allergies Support Group’s first handbook Courtesy photos Turn To PLANpage A13 on fatal food allergy protocol. Webster resident and nurse Susan Hansen recently traveled to Haiti to lend a small orphanage her medical skills. Helping hands in Haiti

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BY JOY RICHARD she visited Haiti. said hopes to bring her TIMES STAFF WRITER Hansen said during an family with her on jour- Farewell to WEBSTER — For interview last week that neys to come. Webster resident and the trip she took to Haiti “It was mind blowing Carl Beane nurse Susan Hansen, the earlier in the year was not what they do have and Page A4 idea of having her life something she had don’t have,” said Hansen. changed by a travel experi- planned. She said it was “I met [the organization] Joy Richard photo ence was not something on something that changed though someone who goes Dudley Middle School eighth graders Devin Pietz, 14, Patrick Foley, 13, her radar — that was, until her for the better. Hansen Turn To HAITI page A13 Joseph Brodeur, 14, Jakub Bzura, 13, and Lucas Spahl, 14, stand for a SPORTS photo on Thursday, May 10. Brodeur holds the Triple F Nation contract folder the group created earlier this month. They are encouraging other students at the middle school to deactivate their Facebook accounts Fire chief presents rebuilding project until the end of the school year.

BY JOY RICHARD Tuning out of the TIMES SATFF WRITER DUDLEY — Selectmen look forward to hearing more about a possible social network update to the Dudley Fire Department after a recent PowerPoint presentation. During the Monday, May MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS Rams score win 14 Board of Selectmen meet- Page A12 ing Dudley Fire Chief Dean PLEDGE TO ABANDON FACEBOOK Kochanowski gave his first update to selectmen since FOR NEXT MONTH bringing up the idea of a Courtesy photo possible renovation for the This graphic rendering shows what the Dudley Fire Department BY JOY RICHARD happening at the school this current West Main Street could look like if a possible renovation is put into motion in the com- OPINION TIMES STAFF WRITER month. station earlier in the year. ing years. GET YOUR Kochanowski showcased DUDLEY — Students took Five eighth graders — the plan that he, along with a stand against bullying ear- Patrick Flynn, 13, Devin POINT ACROSS was the right time for the 1960. Kochanowski said the the help of the fire depart- town to start thinking about upper floor and subsequent lier this month by deactivat- Pietz, 14, Joseph Brodeur, 14, PAGE A10-11 ment building committee a possible building renova- renovations were worked on ing their social networking Jakub Bzura, 13, and Lucas and design consultant tion, as the current facility in 1983 by Bay Path Regional accounts after a quick group Spahl, 14 — created the Stephan Mita prepared for is more than 50 years old. Vocational Technical High conversation in the Dudley pledge to abandon the popu- the board. The original bottom floor School. Middle School Guidance lar social networking website During an interview prior and truck bays of the build- “[Before I came on] they Department became the cata- Facebook until the end of the to the meeting, ing were constructed in lyst for the recently founded Kochanowski said he felt it Turn To PROJECT page A14 “Triple F Nation” movement Turn To NETWORK page A13 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net DCEF planting seeds of opportunity in district

BY AMANDA COLLINS instruction in science and math. Another $600 grant will fund District does. STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER “These have been very helpful in Charlton Middle School’s upcom- After DCEF grant presentations, After months of slashing the the classroom,” said Dudley ing World Fair, where students the School Committee voted unan- budget and axing staff, the Dudley- Middle School teacher Rebecca will exhibit inventions, technolo- imously to open 30 school of Charlton Regional School Patterson, after showing the gy, impacts, food, and resulting choice slots in the district next Committee was overdue for the school committee a video of her from their study of past World year – 15 at and 15 at Charlton good news that came at their students using the machines in the Fairs. Middle School. It was the first time recent meeting. classroom for various math games “It’s given them a taste of the in years that the committee hasn’t Members of the Dudley- and puzzles. world,” said Charlton Middle opened spots at Dudley Middle Charlton Education Foundation Mason Road School also School geography teacher Anna School. (DCEF) and district teachers pre- received three Elmo document Hill. The Dudley-Charlton Regional sented to the School Committee cameras, totaling $2,964, for At Shepherd Hill Regional High School District has taken part of how the organization’s grant fund- kindergarten, first grade and spe- School DCEF grants have funded the school of choice program ing has closed the gap between cial education classes that teach- programs that promote unity since 2005, and currently 104 of what educators need for creative ers said have facilitated in and among the student body and their their students come from other teaching and what they are actual- Sean Gilrein enlivened their classroom presen- family,like the Friends on the Hill, communities, which pay the dis- ly allotted. tations. which allows for increased oppor- trict $5,000 per student. At the In just this school year, the The DCEF’s most recent grant Other funding went to more tunities for STRIVE students to same time, 48 students living in DCEF, a non-profit established in awards funded eight programs at artistic projects, like a $3,092 grant socialize with general education Dudley or Charlton attend other 2008 to fund supplements to the district schools ranging from the for a “visual art studio” at population. A family writing schools through the program. district’s curriculum, awarded elementary to high school level. Heritage School that made possi- evening at the school got families “I think it’s been a welcome more than $12,000 in grants to Some of the recent grants were ble individual art learning sta- together for an evening of sharing addition to the district,” Gilrein schools in Dudley and Charlton, focused on getting higher quality tions to inspire creativity and a memories and writing them down. said. “It is a positive experience and over four grant cycles have technology into the classrooms, $1,600 grant to fund “families in The DCEF’s funding of innova- not just for the students participat- awarded nearly $45,000 in grants. like two that totaled nearly $3,000 focus and fabric,” at Charlton tive projects that go beyond the ing but for our students as well.” “Their continuing effort has that went to Dudley Middle Middle School, a program in scope of the budget is crucial in a expanded the walls of our School. which students studied family district that is struggling finan- Amanda Collins may be reached schools,” Dudley-Charlton Teachers there got two Elmo structure and transferred that cially. At least 96 percent of school at 508-909-4132, or by e-mail at Regional School District superin- document cameras, used for visual knowledge to family heirlooms districts in the state report spend- [email protected]. tendent Sean Gilrein said at their presentations and two Ipads to they created with photo transfers ing more per pupil than the Wednesday, May 9 presentation. enable innovative methods of and sewn material. Dudley-Charlton Regional School NEWS BRIEF n-To-Town Classifi ow eds If the $73.7 million school building project fails at the T polls, citizens will still have the opportunity to vote on Election and Town Meeting the issue at town meeting. If residents vote in favor of the project during the annual spring meetings the money Updates will come from the general fund and not from a debt exclusion. If it is not passed during the meetings Bay Former Board of Selectmen Vice Chairman Donald Path will hold its own meeting, at the schools’ expense, Bourque was recently appointed chairman after the with representatives from the 10 communities in atten- Monday, May 7 election. dence to vote on the issue. During a reorganization meeting held on Tuesday,May In Dudley the uncontested election resulted in the elec- 8, Bourque was sworn in as chair, Selectman Deborah tion of Board of Selectmen newcomer John Marsi, who Keefe was appointed vice chairman and Robert Miller re- received 431 votes. Current board Chairman Steven joined the board as a member after a three-year absence. Sullivan was re-elected for the position with 413 votes. Call today During the Monday election, Webster residents voted Current Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee Miller into the seat once held by Walter Ricci. Miller won member Joseph Pietrzak was also reelected earning 421 to get in on this great deal by seven votes after a recount on Tuesday, May 8. votes. Town Treasurer Richard Carmignani was re-elect- Voters in both Webster and Dudley also rejected the ed as to his seat after nine years of serving the town of proposed Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High Dudley with 477 votes. Former selectmen Brian Germain to make your ad School renovation project, which 10 towns, including and Jo-Ann Szymczak were also elected positions. Oxford, will vote on during their annual spring elections. Germain took a seat on the Sewer Commission with 87 The annual Oxford election was held Tuesday, May 15, votes and Szymczak earned the title of town assessor after the Webster Times deadline. with 423 votes.

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THE WEBSTER TIMES (USPS#024-928) IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY STONEBRIDGE PRESS,INC., 25 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550. PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550. POSTMASTER: SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO WEBSTER TIMES,P.O.BOX 90, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 3 A ‘Friend’ for life PUBLIC MEETINGS Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are retrieved in advance from multiple sources, LOCAL WOMAN REMEMBERED FOR HER COMMITMENT TO LITERACY including town halls and on the Internet. The Webster Times is not responsible for changes and cancellations. BY JOY RICHARD the other two are located on Sutton Avenue TIMES STAFF WRITER and Cudworth Road. OXFORD — For the late Kitty Westall, giv- Flynn said she whished to thank both DUDLEY ing back to the library and community she Michelle Aker, an employee of the Oxford loved was something that came naturally as a Public Library, for her help with the project, member of the Friends of the Oxford Public the Department of Public Works for installing MONDAY, MAY 21 Library. the signs and the Board of Selectmen for Finance, Appropriation and Advisory According to Westall’s fellow Friends and understanding that this tribute was important Committee meeting, 6 p.m., Shepherd Hill long-time, real-life acquaintances, they felt to the Friends as a group. Regional High School, 68 Dudley Oxford Road after many years of dedicated devotion to her Westall’s daughter, Cathy Kuzmeskus, who library, church and town, she deserved a kind now lives outside of the community, came Planning Board meeting, 6 p.m., Shepherd of tribute that would fit her humble personal- back this month to see the signs dedicated in Hill Regional High School, 68 Dudley Oxford ity. her mother’s honor. Road Westall passed away after a short illness last She said with a smile that receiving this June, and what followed were two donations to amount of attention would not have suited her Board of Registrars meeting, 6:15 p.m., the Friends, a group her family knew she mother as she enjoyed keeping under the Shepherd Hill Regional High School, 68 would have loved to continue to support. radar, but she would have been pleased to see Dudley Oxford Road According to the Friends, the choice was the signs that lead to one of Westall’s most made to use the funds to purchase several blue treasured community resources. Board of Selectmen meeting, 6:30 p.m., road signs that would direct drivers to the “My mother just loved children and to have Shepherd Hill Regional High School, 68 Oxford Public Library. them be able to have access to all of [the Dudley Oxford Road Friends President Grace Flynn said she and library’s free programs], as well as the books, the group thought the signs would have fit she was always reading books,” said Westall’s personality, because she loved read- Joy Richard photo Kuzmeskus. “She wasn’t a big traveler, but she WEBSTER ing, but was always one to stay out of the spot- Members of the Friends of the Oxford Public Library, loved reading the books that would take her on light. President Grace Flynn and Vice President and a adventure or learning new things. She loved “Seeing these signs around other towns we Secretary Jan Chesties stand alongside Cathy reading to the kids.” MONDAY, MAY 21, thought that would be the best tribute for her,” Kuzmeskus, the daughter of late friends member Flynn said it was the selfless attitude that Conservation Commission public meeting, said Flynn after pointing out one of the signs Kitty Westall. The group used private donations to Westall showed that continues to inspire the located near the junction of Route 12 and install blue library signs throughout the community group and their fundraising. 7:10 p.m., Basement Conference Room, 350 Route 56. “Because she was very active in in honor of Kitty, who was an avid member of the “She was always there. You don’t ask Kitty, Main St. Friends, she had been in there for about 10 Friends. she was just there,” said Flynn. “No phone call years. She was very active in book sales and necessary, she would just show up. She was a WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 any other sales that we may have had. [She be the best tribute of all.” very hard worker.” was always at] our dinners and being an at- According to Flynn they made the choice to Southern Worcester Country Regional large member of our board. You would always place the first sign between Westall’s beloved Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 Vocational School District School Council find Kitty at the bake sale. We felt that would North Baptist Church and her home. She said or by email at [email protected] meeting, 3 p.m., Room 151, Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School, 57 Old Muggett Hill Road, Charlton. Teachers, School Committee recognized for work in district

BY AMY STANFIELD wanting to see continued improvement in communication from the STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER Superintendent. OXFORD — The Oxford School Committee meeting on Monday, Ennis noted a need to have the School District’s MCAS scores May 7 was a special one, with the recognition of five retiring teachers improved. and three School Committee members who are stepping down. “Being a level three district is not acceptable,” she said. “We have a very historical night in front of us,” said School She added that she would like to see continued progress on the Committee Chairman Brenda Ennis. school’s curriculum that provides the best education for students and Five teachers with a combined 163 years experiences were recog- also noted that she would like to she the super- nized at the meeting, who plan to retire at the end of the school year. intendent more in the classrooms getting to Those teachers include Oxford Middle School English teacher know students and recognizing more students Barbara Boulay, A.M. Chaffee Reading teacher Jean Buell, Oxford for more than just academic achievements. High School English teacher Kathleen Casavant, Oxford High School Himmelberger said that he has grown in his Health teacher Dixie Lawerance, and Oxford High School Math first three years and looks forward to the next KUSTIGIAN’S teacher Martha Spinney. three years. Each teacher was presented with a gift on behalf of the School “We do have a tremendous amount of work Committee. ahead of us with our curriculum and assess- GREENHOUSES “We wish all of you they very best. You will be missed,” Ennis said. ments. I do believe we will meet those chal- Committee member Marc Peterson said, “Congratulations. You’ve lenges,” he said. Jct. of Routes 12 & 56 • North Oxford • (508) 987-2401 all earned your retirement.” Amy Stanfield may be reached at (508) 909- OPEN DAILY 9-6 Superintendent Allen Himmelberger noted that it was fitting that 4142 or by e-mail at amystanfield@stonebridge- the week was National Teacher Appreciation Week and recognized press.com. $ 99 the countless hours the teacher have given to the school district and 10” HANGING PLANTS 12 its students. “Just in my few short years here, it has been a pleasure to know you. You will be missed but not forgotten,” he added. INVITING NEW PATIENTS $ 99 Also during the meeting, three School Committee members, Laura 6” Geranium and Daisies 5 Coonan, Marc Peterson and Stephen Anderson, were recognized for their time on the Committee as each plans to step down from the com- Monica Rao, D.M.D. $ 99 mittee. The evening’s meeting was the last for all three. 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Zucchini, Summer Squash and Cucumber Following the election, Daniel Coonan, Sarah Gaucher and Alice 508-943-6908 Walker will take their place on the School Committee at their next We practice gentle dentistry with your comfort in mind Cemetery Baskets up to 36” meeting on May 21. We accept most insurances. Also, during the May 7 meeting, the School Committee members with the exception of Stephen Anderson, who abstained, presented their evaluation of Himmelberger. Ennis explained that all the score were relatively the same giving Himmelberger an average score of 158, which represents a proficient standing. Both Coonan and Susan Rivelli, School Committee secretary, noted SPRINGSPRING CLEANING?CLEANING? CASH IN ON YOUR CLUTTER! BRING YOUR UNWANTED JEWELRY DOWN TO...

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BY DAVID DORE AND GUS STEEVES STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITERS To millions of Boston Red Sox fans, Carl Beane was “The Voice,” the public address announcer who welcomed them to Fenway Park. To those who knew him, Beane was a gen- uine, one-of-a-kind man who loved broadcast- ing and sports, especially the Red Sox, enjoyed making people laugh and cared about others. “He was part of my family.I’ve got one less member of my family now,” said John D. Ryan, a former Southbridge Evening News editor who worked with Beane at WESO-AM 970 in Southbridge. Beane, a resident of Holland and former News columnist, suffered a heart attack Wednesday,May 9, while driving northbound on Holland Road in Sturbridge. His 2004 Suzuki crossed the center line, left the road and hit a tree and a wall. He was pronounced dead at Harrington Memorial Hospital in Southbridge shortly after the crash. He was File photo 59 years old. Carl Beane in the studio at Fenway Park showing off According to Worcester District Attorney a World Series ring. Friends recalled this week how Joseph Early Jr., golfers at the nearby much Beane was involved with charity, and how he Hemlock Ridge Golf Course called police at would often let kids try on the championship rings 12:39 p.m. to tell them about the accident. to “watch their faces light up.” Early said there were no passengers in Beane’s vehicle and no other vehicles Palmer studios Thursday — despite having a involved. Red Sox game to announce Thursday night. Marshall said Beane also did the play-by- A DREAM COME TRUE play for high school basketball and some high Beane had been the public address school football games for WARE. announcer at Fenway Park since 2003, after According to Marshall, Beane left the winning a competition following the end of WARE studios around 9 a.m. Wednesday and the 2002 season. said he was going to go home and catch up on It was a dream come true for Beane, accord- his sleep. ing to Russ Dowd, who had known Beane WARE did a tribute to Beane during the since the mid-1970s and also worked with him morning shift on Thursday.Likewise, the Red at WESO. Sox honored him before Thursday night’s “When he was asked to [do] the job of pub- home game vs. the Cleveland Indians. lic address announcer at Fenway Park, I don’t Marshall, who has owned WARE for nine think if you offered Carl a million dollars years, said former WARE general manager that he could have been any happier,” Dowd Richard “Dick” Vaughn hired Beane to work said. at the station. Vaughn, who could not be A native of Agawam, Beane graduated reached for comment Wednesday, is now the from Agawam High School in 1971 and the general manager of WESO. Career Academy School of Broadcasting in It was at WESO and its former sister sta- 1972. His broadcasting career started at tion, Q100, that Dowd and Ryan really got to WMAS in Springfield and included stops at know Beane. Ryan worked with him from WBZ Radio in Boston, WBRK in Pittsfield, 1994-97. Capillo Show before the Joe Capillo Show” — ground.” WARE-AM 1250 in Ware from 1976-94 and “He was one of the funniest men I ever doing an impression of Capillo that cracked Moriarty, Southbridge Little League presi- WESO from 1994-98. He provided national met,” Ryan said. “He was profoundly funny, him up. dent and a former News reporter, recalled sports updates for ESPN Radio, Sirius and also one of the best friends I ever had. He Another time, Ryan said, Beane “made up a being in Florida on vacation during the Satellite Radio, Westwood One, the was a tremendous help to me. I looked up to funny voice” and called Dowd’s “Cracker spring of 2003. He said he tried to “get to as Associated Press and Metro Networks. him. I still look up to him. He was one of the Barrel” show offering to sell a rhinoceros. many spring training games as possible,” Beane taught sports broadcasting and play- best radio professionals I’ve ever seen. Carl Ryan said he had “just tears coming down my and happened to go to the one at which Beane by-play classes at the Connecticut School of was always helpful and someone always will- face. I couldn’t breathe, I was laughing so was auditioning for the public announcer’s Broadcasting in Needham. He was a national ing to get the job done. He was a real friend. hard.” role he later became famous for. spokesman for the American Diabetes I’m as sad as I could ever be right now.” “It’s not that I saw him there, but when I Association, and served as a narrator for “I think the first word out of my mouth ‘REALLY GOOD ROLE MODEL’ heard the voice, I recognized it,” Moriarty would be, he was a character,” Dowd said. “As Talking Books at the Perkins School for the The Rev. Tom Crouse, pastor of Holland recalled. an individual, as a human being, Carl was Blind. Congregational Church, said he’d been good Curiously, he also recalled Beane mistook very warm, very sensitive, very caring about friends with Beane for 19 years, and recalled one player for his older brother on another ‘PROFOUNDLY FUNNY’ his fellow human beings. And yet he has this how much “that voice he had” added to team, but that apparently didn’t hurt him — very rough exterior that sometimes it took Beane was on WARE Monday, May 7 and Christmas, Easter and other services. “he still got the job.” people time to get to know him and under- Wednesday,May 9 with station Vice President “He had a true love for the Lord,” Crouse Beane even got into the game itself, both stand how deep and how real he was inside. and Managing Partner Bruce Marshall as said. “A lot of people don’t know that, but he before and after he became the Fenway Park He had an incredible sense of humor and they did the 5-9 a.m. shift. wasn’t bashful of afraid to talk about it.” announcer, by being manager of the Boston loved playing tricks on fellow announcers.” “He was just here this morning,” Marshall Like several of Beane’s other contacts, team when teams of sports media folks from Ryan recalled a couple of times at WESO said Wednesday night. “He was here, he was Crouse also had a radio history with him, Boston played those from New York in exhibi- where Beane showed his sense of humor. One fine and happy to be here and happy to fill sharing a Friday sports show for six years on tion games. involved former News editor Joe Capillo, who in.” WVNE-AM 760 in Worcester. “The celebrity that came with being the did a segment on Ken Sawyer’s morning Marshall said Beane enjoyed the shows so “There are so many stories about Carl,” he Red Sox P.A. guy he used very well in dealing show. Ryan said “Carl would do the Joe much he agreed to come back to WARE’s said. “A lot of funny stories over the years I with kids,” Moriarty added. “He used to put probably couldn’t tell you.” his World Series ring on other people’s fin- His sense of humor is probably the most gers and take pictures of it. … He did that common thing people recall about Beane, kind of stuff all the time.” whether it be his quips during Red Sox broad- Dowd recalled the times when Beane casts, one-liners he used to help promote the brought his Red Sox 2004 and 2007 World Food Share Radiothon in Southbridge, or just Series rings to the radiothon and show them everyday conversation. to children in the studio, or even put the rings “Usually he would tease people, jokingly, on their fingers. not in a mean way. He liked to have fun with Dowd said Beane loved “watching their people,” said Holland Town Clerk Kristin face light up. That was a real thrill for him. LaPlante. “I loved Carl Beane. He was our The look on their face was just amazing when local celebrity, and we were proud to know they realized they were wearing the World him. He did a lot for charity.” Series championship ring and they were As an example, she recalled that he offered actually talking to public address announcer to help her with a fundraiser for a young at Fenway Park.” friend fighting cancer by having people make Beane would visit schools and show off his donations for photos with him and his World collection of sports memorabilia, which in Series ring. They ended up not having the later years included the Red Sox World Series room to do that, but she noted Beane did sim- rings. ilar things for other children. Holland Recreation Director Erik Iller “He was a really good role model,” she remembered Beane for the several times he added. volunteered to announce Little League games. RADIOTHON MEMORIES “It was really kind of cool, but I think the parents got more of a kick out of it than kids Ray Fournier saw that working with him did,” Iller said. “He was a professional. He on the Radiothon over the last several years. wanted a popcorn, diet soda and the micro- For that annual event, Beane would return to phone. It was very impressive.” his roots at WESO, something he’d started Beane is survived by his wife, Lorraine, doing long before Fournier did. daughter Nicole and granddaughters Maddie “It wasn’t 30 years ago, but well over 20,” and Gena. Fournier said. “It won’t be the same “I’ve lost a very dear friend, and my heart Radiothon without him. I’m really glad I got goes out to his wife and children,” Dowd said. to see him last month.” “It’s a loss that’s going to be felt by literally by Ryan and Beane were both on the Food thousands of people. He had become an icon Share Board of Directors. The last time Dowd at Fenway Park, and his delivery, his style and Ryan had contact with Beane was at the was unique and he touched a lot of people in April 5 radiothon. his lifetime.” “We always kept in touch on the phone and In many instances, Dowd added, Beane shot e-mails back and forth,” Ryan said. “I “did it privately” and chose not to publicize felt the same I did for him than I did in ’97. it. There was no change.” Crouse said he is coordinating the funeral Dowd said Beane had invited him to visit arrangements, noting they would probably Fenway Park and see him perform his involve a big public service at Fenway and a announcing duties. smaller one for immediate family and “I can’t tell you how much I regret not friends, probably at the Holland doing it,” Dowd said. Congregational Church. Fournier learned of Beane’s death when a Contributions in Beane’s memory may be reporter randomly encountered him leaving made to the Holland Congregational Church the food pantry. He was visibly stunned by Building Fund, 11 Sturbridge Road, Holland, the news, describing it as “a shock.” MA 01521 and the American Diabetes Shaun Moriarty knew him under similar Association (via www.diabetes.org). circumstances. “Today, most people will think of him as David Dore may be reached at (508) 909-4140, the ‘Voice of the Red Sox,’ but I’ve always or by email at [email protected]. thought of the Carl Beane from WESO. … I’ll remember him as a local guy in the post- game coverage of various sports in the back- www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 5 SENIOR CORNER POLICE REPORT

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Friday, May 25: Nachos guacamole, salsa, cheese, meat, corn bread, fruit. OXFORD — Oxford Middle Parker, Julia Scioletti, Christian Elizabeth Varney, Kyle Weagle. Guillotte, Madyson Harnois, D/C ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS School recently released its list of Shadis, Victoria Sheehan, Nicole Grade 7: Scott Bourgeois, Haley Higgins, Althea Houston, third quarter Honor Roll stu- Sosvielle, Logan Warman, Alyssa Joselyn Brito, Kyle Burke, Kiera Kevin Huang, Yan Huang, Olivia Monday, May 21: Ham and cheese sandwich, potato taters, mixed fruit cup. dents for the 2011-12 academic Wentworth, Brittany Winsky. Charron, Rebecca Confer, Jewett, Elizabeth Lambert, Tuesday, May 22: Italian sausage on a roll, peppers and onions, year. Grade 5: Alexis Alves, Hannah Cormier, Matheau Abagayle Lee, Melissa Lees, potato wedges, fruit. Angelique Davis, Fawad Ghani, Daigneault, Emma Dellea, Jihan Cameron Maher, John Masi, Wednesday,May 23: Chicken parmesan, spaghetti-salad, rolls and HIGH HONORS Kaitlyn Goyette, Alexandria Eljadidi, Amanda Fradsham, Nicholas Moran, George Murray, butter, fruited jell-o Thursday, May 24: Stuffed shells with cheese, sauce, salad, rolls Grade 8: Hunter Bailey, Rachel Holmes, Sean Janerico, Madison Mary Gatheru, Amanda Gevry, Taylor Nguyen, Kayli Perron, and butter, fruit. Bonney, Janson Borowko, Adam Kann, Ashlyn Mercier, Megan Michael Gordon, Nathan Dante Purretta, Bridget Friday, May 25: Pizza, pepperoni, pepper and onion or cheese, Brindley, Jessica Daury, Austin Nguyen. Hagopian, Lauren Hart, David Richardson, Colin Ryan, Tristin fresh garden salad, fresh mixed fruit cup. Haskins, Colton Heerdt, Shannen Shea, Max Shepherd, Jason Greene, Brianna Higgins, Sarah HONORS OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL Keohane, Victoria Parr, Hennessy, Rebecca Hope, Kiana Stateham, Jillian Tully, Felecia Christopher Poutre, Adam Grade 8: Samantha Alves, Kintchen, Dylan Labelle, Julia Violette, Daniel Walker, Zachary Monday, May 21: Salad meal or specialty salad or turkey roll up Lambert, Dylan LaPre, Kevin White, Ethan Zalewski. or cheeseburger on a bun or crispy breaded chicken fillet on a Rivelli, Kayla Rivera, Anthony Kiana Angers, Stephen bun, chef ’s choices as posted, Italian style green beans, tossed Rizzo, Bryce St. Germain. Bouchard, Taylor Brigham, LeProhon, Veronica Light, Grade 5: Alexis Angers, Jordan salad, chocolate cake, milk. Grade 7: Margaret Azu, Colin Jared Buckley, Timothy Nathan Lovejoy, Emily Marcoux, Bartlett, Michael Bordeaux, Tuesday, May 22: Salad meal or specialty salad or Veronica’s Bent, Dalton Bodreau, Spencer Catacchio, Emily Chandley, Meaghan McCarthy, Michael Timothy Bordeaux, Bailey sandwich or chicken on a biscuit or stuffed crust pizza, chef ’s McCarthy, Timothy Melanson, Brescia, Neil Brooks, Hannah choices as posted, hot pasta, tossed salad, chilled peach slice, Bodreau, Riley Brady, Julia William Cournoyer, Aleksandra milk. Carrier, Lauren Celona, Adam Cutroni, Olivia Donnelly, Ariel Millette, Alexis Morrison, Buxton, Nina Cardoni, Sarah Wednesday, May 23: Salad meal or specialty salad or Veronica’s Germain, Lucas Gordon, Annie Stephanie Donnelly, Brooklyn William Nunes, Nicholas Carney, Alliana Casanova, sandwich or toasted cheese sandwich or vegetable lasagna, chef ’s Obrycki, Karlie Parmenter, Jeffrey Colena, Kayla Davis, choices as posted, tossed salad, assorted fruit, milk. Krantz, Nicholas Mandella, Downing, Sean Dupuis, Kyle Thursday,May 24: Salad meal or specialty salad or club sandwich Shane McCarthy, Matthew Durant, Austin Edwards, Molly David Peloquin, Jamie Poirier, Keenan Doney, Amani Eljadidi, or BBQ ghicken or Jumbo RBQ on a bun, chef ’s choices as post- McGee, Michael Micciche, Kelsi Ennis, Danielle Francis, Casey Matthew Poutre, Tyler Ian Inangelo, Taylor LaBouef, ed, tossed salad, sweet potato casserole, oatmeal raisin cookie, Mitchell, Matt Murphy, Rebecca Franks, Anthony Gautier, Cory Provencher, Aidan Rawson, Savanna LaMountain, Bridget milk. Emalee Rebello, Jaleya Rosario, Landgren, Jaclyn Landry, Friday,May 25: Salad meal or specialty salad or personal pizza or Nguyen, Cayce Pappas, Madeline Goyette, Nicole Grady, Matthew hot dog on a bun, tossed salad, potato salad, jell-o with fruit, milk. 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Christopher Carmody, Mina Merritt, Andrew Morrison, Grade 6: Sean Allen, Mark Casey Monks, Sydnie Morgan, Tuesday, May 22: Grab and go or salad plate or Veronica’s sand- Bedard, Carli Boudreau, Alyssa Morrison, Jennifer wich or chicken on a bisquit or personal pizza or hot pasta, Carrabba, Giancarlo Casanova, Abigail Morse, Zachary Mulcahy, chilled peach slices, milk. James Cutroni, Hannah Delainey O’Connor, Deanna Amanda Brassard, Taylor Murphy, Craigan Nawrocki, Wednesday, May 23: Grab and go or salad plate or Veronica’s Dell’Aquila, Meghan Gates, Rapp, Thomas Richardson, Cancelli, Hanna Carrabba, Joseph Nuttall, Hailey Piniarski, sandwich or toasted ham and cheese or vegetable lasagna, tossed Matthew Constantine, Evan Heather Poirier, Matthew salad, assorted fruit, milk. Christian Keeler, Katherine Adrianna Rocheleau, Amy Thursday,May 24: Grab and go or salad plate or club sandwich or LeBlanc, Sheilian Lopez Padilla, Rosebrooks, James Sadowsky, Cook, Taylor Coonan, Mackenzie Raymond, Caitlyn Reid, BBQ chicken or jumbo RBQ on a bun, sweet potato casserole, oat- Jack MacPherson, Matthew Daniel Scola, Conner Scotti, Alex Cybula, Brooke Dionne, Ryan Dominique Shultz, Alyssa meal raisin cookie, milk. Mulcahy, Candice Nelson, Alison Shepherd, Jake Smith, Olivia Dupuis, Collin Farrar, Andrew Singer, Tyler Tran, Noah Tyler, Friday, May 25: Grab and go or salad plate or stuffed crust pizza Ferrecchia, Joseph Grady, Aliya Tiffany Vo, Jake Zito. or hot dog on a bun, potato salad, Jell-O with fruit, milk. Noonan, Jared Orrell, Lucien Spring, Nikolas Tremblay, CHAFFEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Monday,May 21: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, yogurt, vegetables) or Veronica’s sandwich or hamburger on a bun, WMS releases third quarter honor roll Italian style green beans, chocolate cake, applesauce with cinna- mon, milk. Tuesday, May 22: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or hot WEBSTER — Webster Middle School Drisco, Dominic Esposito, Vangel Gjergo, HIGH HONORS dog on a bun or hot pasta, chilled peach slices, milk recently released its third quarter honor roll. Kacie Grenier, Joseph Grundel, Timothy Wednesday, May 23: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, Hansen, Sidney Holmes, Andrew Hurton, Grade 4: Benjaminh Brodeur, Kelsey yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or veg- HONORS Catherine Jones, Barry Kane, Phillip Connor, Kyana Diaz-Altif, Jaini Edmonds, etable lasagna, garlic bread, assorted fruit, milk. Labonte, Alyssa Lawton, Jamie Lazarick, Megan Harding, Chaya Lipman-Tessicini, Thursday, May 24: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, Grade 4: Joseph Anderson, Hannah Angell, Mia Lipman-Tessicini, Lauren Makie, Edna yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or BBQ Isaiah Leboeuf, Antonio Leone, Joseph Christian Asquith, Juan Bayron, Nathan Mbugua, Hannah Picchioni, Madison chicken, sweet potato casserole, oatmeal raisin cookie, milk. Blythe, Ethan Brown, Haleigh Carlson, McGonagle, David Montalvo, Charles Morse, Friday, May 25: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, yogurt, Alexis Patriarca, Abbigail Poplawski, Piehler, Anthony Sacco, Lucas Tetreault, vegetables) or Veronica’s sandwich or yummy cheese pizza, pota- Elizabeth Cormier, Jennah Desourdy, Daysia Felicity Robillard, Joseph Rosario, Brandi Michael Toner, Breanna Ward, Rachel to salad, Jell-O with fruit, milk. Forbis, Jonathan Franks, Nadia Gaber, Watson. Sophia Gardner, Morgan Gariepy, Deanna Sherman, Joseph Starr, Joshua Szafarowicz, CLARA BARTON ELEMENTARY Dariane Tooley, Zoey Tremblay, Barry Grade 5: Devin Baton, Mariah Belletti, Girard, Jeykiel Gonzalez, Amber Hallaman, Emma Bonneau, John Bsoumai, Zachary SCHOOL Kiara Irving, Ford Jarmolowicz, Paige Whitney, Zachary Wilga. Grade 6: Daniel Arsenault, Samir, Azzaoui, Candito, Shannon Casey, Fabian Monday,May 21: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, yogurt, Kennedy, Nicholas Livingston, Mclianys Campoverde, Mikayla Chenevert, Amber vegetables) or Veronica’s sandwich or hamburger on a bun, Jeffrey Bishop, Patrick Burns, Steven Burns, Lugo, Adam Mancini, Shiloh Murphy, Coons, Jayden Courtney, Ashlee Cuellar, Italian style green beans, chocolate cake, applesauce with cinna- Zachary Nicolella, Igor Napoli, Clayton Rachel Connor, Mathieu Ellis, Emily mon, milk. Fitzgerald, Caitlin Frabotta, Gajewski, Anya Summer Lamprey, Jenna Lang, Michael Tuesday, May 22: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, O’Connor, Matthew Powers, Cody Prince, Gonzalez, Madeline Grillo, Deborah Moran, Ashlin Peters, Patryk Piwowarczyk, yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or hot Melanie Rondeau, Jenna Stebbins, Kalani Julia Podedworny, Kyle Sullivan, Emily dog on a bun or hot pasta, chilled peach slices, milk. Sims, Sean Stockhaus, Jacob Vosburg, Ipinmoroti, Madison Johns, Noah Karlon, Wednesday, May 23: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, Emilee Leber, Stephanie Lugo, Cameron Wong-Kam. yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or veg- Brittany Ward, Georgi Weagle, Allison Grade 6: Connor Brennan, Abigail Brodeur, etable lasagne, garlic bread, assorted fruit, milk. Zopatti. McLaughlin, Ryan Morrill, Shivani Patel, Caleb Paterson, Christopher Place, Nicholas Danielle DeSantis, Jared Drisco, Megan Thursday, May 24: PB&J meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, Grade 5: Xavier Adamuska, Benjamin Etzweiler, Benjamin Lagasse, Lays Napoli, yogurt, vegetables) or salad meal or Veronica’s sandwich or BBQ Arcari, Alexandra Balducci, Shannon Rockwood, Kelsey Shaw, Owen Simonis, Kyle chicken, sweet potato casserole, oatmeal raisin cookie, milk. Jonathan Olds, Kelsey Prince, Dylan Bombardier, Stephanie Boersma, Ashlee Stewart, Hannah Waldron, Zachary Friday, May 25: PB&J Meal or munchie lunch (fruit, roll, yogurt, Williams. Thomas, Alyssa Ward, Melanie Weeks, vegetables) or Veronica’s sandwich or yummy cheese pizza, pota- Cuellar, David daSliva, Emily Downer, Jacob Rebecca Williams. to salad, Jell-O with fruit, milk. PARK AVENUE SCHOOL Monday, May 21: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or ham/cheeseburger, potato wedges, pickles, fresh banana, milk. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK Tuesday, May 22: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or cinna- mon toast crunch cereal, French toast sticks, bacon slice, orange juice, sweet raisins, milk. Andersen, Karina Halloran, Shannon Wednesday, May 23: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or Upcoming Events at the Chester McCarthy of Oxford. USS Pawcatuck Navy Scholarship chicken nuggets, steamed rice, seasoned carrots, ice cake/pow- Grade 12: Trevor Kaczynski of Dudley, der/sugar, milk. DUDLEY — Kaitlin Watson was awarded a Thursday, May 24: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or pep- C. Corbin Library Allyson Hassett, John Soltys, Brilee Weaver of peroni pizza sticks, potato puffs, green beans, orange smiles, Oxford, Thuy-tien Tran of Webster. USS Pawcatuck Navy scholarship at the 2012 milk • Monday,May 21, 6:30 p.m.: Book Group meets HIGH HONORS reunion held in Norwich, Conn. Kaitlin is a Friday,May 25: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or BBQ rib- to discuss “The Ape House” by Sara Gruen. Grade 9: Abigail Hesselton of Oxford. ble patty/bun, crispy onion rings, seasoned corn, peaches with • Tuesdays until May 29, 9:30-10 a.m. Father Turn To NOTEBOOK, page A8 topping, milk. Goose on the Loose. Sing Songs, read stories, WEBSTER MIDDLE SCHOOL and participate in other activities. For kids ages 0-3 and their parents. Absolutely Free! Monday, May 21: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice, hot dog No registration is necessary,but parental par- on a bun, macaroni salad, baked beans, fresh apples, milk. Tuesday, May 22: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or pop- ticipation is mandatory. corn chicken, hash browns, candied carrots, gingerbread cookie, milk. Wednesday, May 23: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice, Mexican tacos, Spanish rice, broccoli spears, vanilla pudding, Upcoming Events at the Pearle L. milk. Thursday, May 24: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice or pep- Crawford Memorial Library peroni pizza sticks, pasta, sauce, seasoned corn, chilled pears, milk. DUDLEY — Saturday, May 19, 10:30 a.m. Friday,May 25: Ham/cheese sandwich, goldfish, juice, Sloppy Joe on a bun, nacho chips, salsa, California vegetable blend, golden Scrapbooker and genealogist Marcia Melnyk cake, frosted, milk. will share tricks of the trade for scrapbooking and family history research techniques. This BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL program is intended for novice to experienced Monday, May 21: Salad meals or assorted grinders or popcorn family historians and scrapbookers. Please chicken, whole grain roll, potato wedges, sweet peas, oatmeal come and bring a friend! Sponsored by the cookie, milk. Dudley Genealogy Club. Tuesday, May 22: Salad meals or assorted grinders or spaghetti, meat sauce, garlic bread, garden salad with baby spinach leafs, On Tuesday, May 29, the Crawford Library, green beans, chilled pears, milk. and all public libraries in Central Wednesday, May 23: Salad meals or assorted grinders r teriyaki Massachusetts, will be switching to the dippers or BBQ beef dippers, mashed potatoes, seasoned carrots, Evergreen circulation system. What this fruity jell-o, milk. Thursday, May 24: Salad meals or assorted grinders or means for you: Your library record will be beef/bacon burger, lettuce, tomato, chips, baked French fries, unavailable from 6 p.m. May 25 until May 29; shape-ups, milk. you will need to create a new password to log Friday, May 25: Salad meals or assorted grinders or pizza bagel, in to your library account once Evergreen garden salad with baby spinach leafs, seasoned corn, golden cake, frosted, milk. goes “live”; and you must save your Reading History and Wish List before May 25 if you BAY PATH currently use those functions within your library account. BREAKFAST Monday, May 21: Sausage, egg, cheese muffin, 4 oz cup of yogurt, For more information about events at the 4 oz cup of 100 percent orange or apple juice. library, please stop by, call 508-949-8021, or Tuesday, May 22: Eggs and bacon, whole-wheat toast and jelly, 4 visit us on the web at http://www.crawfordli- oz cup of 100 percent orange or apple juice. brary.org/ Wednesday, May 23: Grilled bagel with cream cheese, bowl of cereal, 4 oz cup of yogurt, 4 oz cup of 100 percent orange or apple juice. Thursday, May 24:Buttermilk pancakes, syrup, 4 oz cup of yogurt, 4 oz cup of 100 percent orange or apple juice. Holy Name Central Catholic Jr./Sr. Friday, May 25: Banana-nut muffin, bowl of cereal, 4 oz cup of yogurt, 4 oz cup of 100 percent orange or apple juice. High School LUNCH WORCESTER — Holy Name Central Catholic Monday, May 21: Grilled chicken patty, gravy, whipped potato, Jr./Sr. High School announced local students carrots, whole wheat roll and butter or vegetable burger on a bun, bag of baked chips, carrots and celery sticks, dessert. named to the third quarter honor roll. Tuesday, May 22: Cold ham and cheese on whole wheat bun, let- HONORS tuce and tomato, cold macaroni salad, vegetable soup, crackers, Grade 8: Andrew Ravenelle of North Oxford. fruit cup or grilled cheese sandwich. Grade 9: Colleen Johnson of Oxford, Ryan Wednesday, May 23: Shepherd’s pie (beef, corn, potato), chilled applesauce, whole wheat roll and butter, fruit. Canty, Gabrielle Guenther, Gavin Poplawski Thursday, May 24:Sweet and sour chicken over steamed rice, of Webster. applesauce, whole wheat roll and butter, fruit, dessert or grilled Grade 10: Carolyn Trottier of Webster. cheese sandwich, rice, applesauce, fruit, dessert. Grade 11: Alexandra Dube of Dudley, Melissa Friday, May 25: Managers’ choice. 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net LEARNING OHS Music Department dominates national festival

OXFORD — Oxford residents earned Maestro’s Awards. Out of from the Heritage Festival. The have reasons to celebrate. the nearly 1,600 student musicians three-day excursion was one of The Oxford High School concert who participated in the festival, their most awarded. band and chorus dominated at the only a handful of students were sin- First place and gold award for Worldstrides Heritage Music gled out for their solo work. First concert band: Oxford (Plaque) Festival in New York City two was Tori Gorman for her flute solo. Gold award for a senior concert weeks ago. Next was William Harvey for his chorus: Oxford (Plaque) This festival is hosted by a leader trumpet solo. Rounding out the Adjudicator award: Oxford in educational performance pro- individual accomplishment awards Senior High School Concert Band grams. It has been putting on festi- was Nicholas Rivelli with his saxo- for scores over 92 percent (trophy) val competitions for more than 30 phone solo. All three were called up (Oxford’s school marks were: 94, 96 years, giving students the opportu- in front of the packed sanctuary to and 97 percent) nity to perform in some of the most thunderous rounds of applause. Outstanding Band Award (tro- amazing and well-known concert In addition to competing in the phy) halls and venues in the United festival, the students had some Maestro’s Awards: States. truly amazing and educational Nick Rivelli: Saxophone (individ- Led by director Alton Baggett, experiences discovering what New ual trophy) the school won first place in their York had to offer. The group was Bill Harvey: Trumpet (individual class and took home top honors as treated to a comprehensive tour of trophy) the overall best band performance the city that included visits to some Tori Gorman: flute (individual across all levels, with the of the most historically important trophy) Outstanding Group Award in Band. musical sites. They also visited Chorus and Band at Ellis Island The chorus also took home gold as Liberty Island, Ellis Island, Time Immigration Museum well. The festival was adjudicated Courtesy photo Square and Ground Zero. While on Awards: Nick Rivelli, Choral by six professional musicians, well- gory, but the band also won the Festival of Gold. They are automat- Ellis Island, the chorus broke into Gold, Concert Band Gold, known professors, composers and adjudicator’s award for having ically accepted, without the need to song and serenaded a very recep- Adjudicator’s Choice, Bill Harvey, conductors. Each performance was scores above 92 percent. Of the try out, should they choose to tive audience on the steps of the Tori Gorman & Overall followed with a mini-clinic lead by band’s scores, the lowest was a 95, attend. This is an honor reserved Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Winner/Band one of the adjudicators. followed by a 96 and a 97. Their for only the best of musical groups. The Oxford High School music The team of Oxford musicians exceptional scores qualified them Outstanding performances by department has brought home an - Submitted by Becky Harvey not only took the gold in each cate- for invitations to next year’s three of Oxford’s young musicians unprecedented number of awards DMS announces third quarter honor roll

DUDLEY — Dudley Middle School recently Sierra Sieracki, Theodora Veronis, Myles Bilis, Savannah Canty, Kaitlyn Chabot, Hannah Zieminski. announced its third quarter honor roll stu- Wagner, Matthew Waterhouse. Megan Clemence, Brett Costen, Gianna Grade 7: Hailey Beaudette, Lauren dents. Grade 7: Robin Awad, Amanda Babbitt, Cravedi, Danielle DaSilva, Codey Beckman, Matteo Belsito, Jordan Blackadar, Grace Champagne, Kaylee Clark, Zachary Drummond, Hannah Garabedian, Grace Kayleigh Blanchard, Bryan Burns, Harry HIGH HONOR Cournoyer, Katherine Deyette, Rafaella dos Gavin, Jillian Gibbs, Trent Gomez, Renee Card, Amanda Corrette, Marissa Coy, Colin Santos, Conor Durward, Emily Faulkner, Harvey, Veronica Helock, Rebekah James, Dickson, Thomas Dill, Morgan Doucimo, Grade 5: Natalie Baclawski, Bailey Bowes, Anthony Hakala, Juliet Helock, Jack Abigail Karalus, Ashlyn Kelly, Payton Jack DuPont, Zachary Duval, Christopher Emily Briggs, Caitlin Burke, Keegan Casey, Howard, Michaela James, Isabella Johnson, Lewandowski, Ingrid Lindstrom, Allison Ethier, Lilia Fitton, Zachary Forrester, Vanessa Corriveau, Declan Cronin, Cameron Alexandra Jones, Samantha Kaliszewski, Marrier, Marissa Martocci, Bradley Mayotte, McKayla Gardiner, Megan Gatsogiannis, Cushing, Jillian Duhamel, Cody Germain, Selina L’Italien, Emily Leary, Emily Maxwell Megas, Hannah Millette, Monika Nathan Gomez, Shane Gunagan, Brittney Liam Healy, Sydney Hobson, Troy Hogan, Lundstrom, Joe Minton, Chastity Olszta, Mosio, Kailyn Murphy, Christopher Nellis, Harvard, Jack Hetherman, Kathryn Hill, Aaron Jackson, Alexander Jankowski, Kyle Mathew Piekarczyk, Virginia Richert, Grace Alexandria O’Brien, Camryn Ozolins, Om Zachary Iverson, Matthew Kibaru, Sara Kallgren, Alexandra Kiely, Derek Lemberger, Scanlon, Nicholas Sheehan, Mathew Spahl, Patel, Ravi Patel, Riley Peluso, Nicholas Kolinski, Alison LeBlanc, Jacob Milosh, Kyle Jacob Marrier, Hannah Marshall, Eric Cody Splaine, Devon Teague, Michael Tilly, Piekarczyk, Vanessa Pino, Maya Pullin, Riley Ohop, Sara Painchaud, Jaymini Patel, Prussman, Wilson Reich, Renee Richard, Jordan Van Minos, Keara Vangel, Daniel Ravenelle, Kaylin Reilly, Gabrielle Remy, Christopher Patenaude, Nicholas Perez, Scott Saad, Paige Samia, Hayden Smith, Weinhardt, Abigail White, Jacob Zablocki. Aiden Sanborn, Fisher Smith, Shane Smith, Nathaniel Perzanoski, Angelo Perzichino, Hana Surprenant, Peyton Surprenant, Grade 8: Olivia Atchue, Madison Bellerive, Molly Springer, John-Paul Story, Rachel Molly Quinn, Sarah Redmond, Maeghen Freddy Torres, Jacob Veber, Maxwell Vinzi, Leah Bugan, Marisa Caramiello, Ashley Sullivan, Kamerin Tracey, Lexi Tsoumakas, Reilly, Paige Richard, Anthony Roy, Dale Jacob Wheeler, Kathryn Winans, Nikola Cavic, Samantha Curtis, Isabella dos Santos, Drew Vangel, Ryan Vigeant, Helen Vincent, Schambelan, Amanda Schramm, Shawntyl Zaniewski. Richard Duhamel, Tia Erlich, Logan Filo- Elizabeth Walker, Annabell Whitley. Seelig, Damon Simpson, Bailey Springer, Grade 6: Sarah Bellantoni, Ryan Duhamel, Loos, Zachary Fournier, Catherine French, Grade 6: MaKayla Applin, Olivia Boehnke, Molly Sullivan, Autumn Thebodo, Tristen Emily French, Jillian Johnson, Gabrielle Michael Gauvin, Kevin Hill, Lauren Camden Boggio, Nicholas Bolduc, Emily Van Patten, Grace Wenzel. Lawrence, Victoria Lindberg, Alessandra Jachimczyk, Haley Jarosz, Raeleigh Joyce, Bubon, Meghan Campbell, Leila Card, Grade 8: Sebastian Arango, Kate Martocci, Andrew McCoy Jennifer Nicole Look, Moria McDonough, Devin Pietz, Bellalorraine Carey-Hicks, Arianna Bellantoni, Joshua Berube, Marie Bonin, Morrissey, Jacob Murphy, Olivia Nadeau, Colin Plante, Meghan Pratt, Athena Caricchio, Cole Carty, Nikolina Chludzinska, Joseph Brodeur, Jack Bugan, Jakub Bzura, Eryk Pecyna, Isabella Pellegrine, Tristan Prussman, Kyle Quadarella, John Raucci, Kasey Clark Jacqueline Coggans, Haylea David Campbell, Victoria Coleman, Carly Pietz, Karina Provost, Jordan Robinson, Leann Ritchie, Heidi Rousseau, Elizabeth Corriveau, Emily Costa, Khalil Crawford, Cormier, Sylwia Czyz, Tiondra DeBoise, Saravara, Michelle Tracey, Michaela White, Casey Croteau, David Delano, Trevor Dow, Brittany Decker, Toni Demers, Nicholas Emily Whittaker, Emwerson Wildes. Ryan Doyle, Jack Erlich, Ryan Fenton, Disley, Trevor Foley, John Gardiner, Morgan Nicholas Fletcher, Kenneth Flynn, Morgan Gendreau, Brooke Gordon, Sebastian HONORS Gallegan, Daniel Henry, Sam Jankowski, Gruszecki, Mikayla Guskey,Sara Jedrzynski, Francesca Johnson, Shelby Jyringi, Fotini Noah Jones, Matthew Kelley, Megan Kelley, Grade 5: Charles Axsel, Zachary Andre’, Karamanakis, Luke Keller, Daniel Kelley, Madison Koneczny, Edward Lawrence, Jason Devin Benson, Johnny Berthiaume, David Steven Killmer, Jillian Laabs, Tyler Lavigne, LePage, Alec Lindstrom, Veronica Lojewska, Sarah Lavoie, Olivia Laws, Brielle Lemieux, Alexy Maldonado, Desirae Martin, Chelsea Taylor Lemoine, Samantha Leveille, Meciak, Jeffrey Morrissey Alex Myers, Brown, staining water? 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So spend less time cleaning and more time doing the NOTEBOOK things that matter most to you. continued from page 1 800-221-5522 rising senior biology major at The George Washington University in DC with plans to attend medical school. She was captain of the GW IHSA Equestrian Team. Kaitlin was invited to join getculligan.com Phi Beta Kappa Society and Golden Key International Honor Society this year. Phi Beta Kappa Society selects 1 percent of college seniors nationwide for membership based on intellectual integrity, tolerance for other views, and excellence in liberal arts and sciences. Golden Key International Honor Society is a collegiate honor society.Membership is by invita- tion and applies to the top 15 percent of sophomores, juniors, and seniors based solely on their academic achievements. Kaitlin is a 2009 graduate of Shepherd Hill Regional High School and is the daughter of Robert and Robin Watson of Dudley. St. Ann’s Parish Scholarships OXFORD — Each year, the parish, through the generosity of the Hanlon family in memory of “Chip” Hanlon, the parish St. Vincent de Paul, and parishioners make scholarships available to graduating seniors who have been active in the parish. St. Ann’s Parish, North Oxford, will award six scholarships of $1,000 each, to the following 0% graduating seniors: Financing • Jennifer Lemarier, graduating Oxford High School, $1,000, St. Vincent de Paul Scholarship. Available for 6 months • Lauren Tully, graduating Oxford High School, $1,000, St. Vincent de Paul Scholarship. • Jordan Orrell, graduating Oxford High School, $1,000, St. Ann’s Scholarship. • Gabriella Carafaniello, graduating Shepherd Hill Regional High School, $1,000, St. Ann’s Scholarship. • Leo Harmon, graduating Shepherd Hill Regional High School, $1,000, “Chip” Hanlon Parish Scholarship. • Carolyn Isakson, graduating Notre Dame Academy,$1,000, “Chip” Hanlon Parish Scholarship.

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WEBSTER — Miracles happen. But how often is one privileged to be in the presence of the recipient of such a blessing? On April 30, the students and faculty of St. Joseph School, along with many parish- ioners of St. Joseph Basilica, welcomed Sister Marie Simon-Pierre Normand, whose miraculous cure from Parkinson’s disease led to the beatification of Blessed Pope John Paul II. Sister was introduced by Principal Donald Cushing, and the welcoming address was given in French by Grade 4 students Paul Davey and Lucas Yash, students in Father Gregory’s French class at St. Joseph School. Speaking in her native French, Sister Normand talked about the pain and suffering she experienced during her illness, including the loss of her ability to write. In 2005, short- ly after the pope’s death, Sister’s tremors and pain from Parkinson’s was so unbearable that she was unable to continue her nursing work and asked to be replaced knowing she was destined for life in a wheelchair. Sister Marie Thomas Fabre, who accompanied Sister Normand to the United States, asked the sisters of their congregation to pray for the intercession of John Paul II (who also suf- fered from Parkinson’s disease) on Sister Normand’s behalf. On June 2, 2005, Sister Normand was able to write again and instinctively knew she had been cured of the disease. Sister Marie Thomas, Sister Normand’s Sister Superior in 2005 and now Mother General of the Little Sisters of Catholic Maternity, also spoke to those present about her role as a witness to the cure of Sister Normand. She related her experience from the beginning of Sister Normand’s diagnosis through her miracu- lous cure. After her presentation, Sister Normand graciously posed for pictures with the students and greeted parishioners in attendance. The Sisters’ testimony was trans- lated for the students by Sister Marie Judith Dupuy, SSA, Director of the Haitian Apostolate for the Diocese of Worcester. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the stu- dents of St. Joseph School was arranged by Marie Romagnano, RN founder of Healthcare Professionals for Divine Mercy and a member of St. Joseph Basilica parish.

OMS NAMES APRIL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH OXFORD — Oxford Middle School recently named the April Students of the Month.

Courtesy photos Grade 5: Joslyn Daniels, Tyler Tran, Kayla Davis, Nicholas Gonyea, Alyssa Morrison , Jaclyn Landry. Grade 6: Nicholas Diaz, Mackenzie Cybula, Zachary White, Katherine LeBlanc, Tyler Cahill, Jason Stateham.

Grade 7: David Rafuse, Jordan Tremblay, Mary Gatheru, William Sullivan, Adam Germain, Kaitlyn Zindle, Tyler Grade 8: Lille Evangelidis, Stephanie Nelson, Anthony Gauthier, Sean Leonard, Kayla Rivera, Cameron Johnson. Briggs. 10 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net

THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s newspaper is Friday at noon. VIEWPOINT SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Adam Minor at THE WEBSTER TIMES — [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mother’s Day

A STONEBRIDGE PRESS WEEKLY Time to get involved in your town around the NEWSPAPER 25 ELM STREET,SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 To the Editor: concerns, remember power in numbers. TEL. (508) 764-4325• FAX (508) 764-8015 As a concerned and involved citizen, I There is a major Town Meeting coming up www.webstertimes.net would like to thank all the candidates in the and the town, like every town is strapped recent election in Dudley for their willing- financially.Don’t let 70 people make that deci- world FRANK G. CHILINSKI ness to serve the town. sion. It’s not easy giving up your time — I I would like to thank all the citizens that know that first hand — but I also know a lot STONEBRIDGE PRESS PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER his year, Mother’s Day came on a came out to vote on May 7 for myself and the of people respect that and have told me and other candidates. As a friend and as a mem- appreciated the time put in. We need more Sunday, as it always does, and on ADAM MINOR ber of his campaign I would like to congratu- like John Marsi. Don’t let our town fail, if May 12. EDITOR late John Marsi. John worked very hard for you care, come Monday, May 21, and make THE WEBSTER TIMES T this position and was very respectful of the your vote count. Its date changes every process and a lot of us appreciate that. I will We no longer have the option of sitting year, though the day of the say I will bring a strong voice to my current home and saying, “Let someone else do it.” week and the month do position and do what is best for the town We need you. Please come vote and please not; it is always the second “always.” come and get involved — there are plenty of Sunday in May. EDITORIAL I am concerned about the low turnout we open positions to join committees in town. As is the case with many had in this election. Dudley is a great town, Thank you all. customs and traditions we need more people to get involved of all that seem so well- ages, and we can all bring something positive BRIAN K GERMAIN engrained in our society to the table. Come to the meetings voice your DUDLEY and world, I thought this Spring KRISTAL was universal before spending a year living in KLEAR Slovenia. Thank you, Dudley Several weeks before KRIS REARDON May’s holiday last year, I cleaning To the Editor: going to work with the other selectmen, the trekked to language class I wanted to take a minute to personally different department heads, and our state leg- in Ljubljana, puzzled by thank the voters of Dudley for placing their islative leaders to help Dudley through the the more cheerful than usual greetings I was trust in me on Election Day. challenges we will face together. I believe that t’s amazing how much stuff we col- getting on the street. In class, talking to lect over time. I am ready for the enormous responsibility if we all work together, there isn’t anything that comes with being a selectman. Dudley is we can’t accomplish. European friends from different countries, I Over the past few weeks, I’ve been a great town and has so much to offer, and it Thanks to everyone! realized why: it was March 8. I thinking more and is an honor to be able to serve the town that That date may not have a lot of meaning in more about the items we all love. I will give the office the full JOHN MARSI the U.S. It comes and goes without much I’ve collected — or more respect it deserves. DUDLEY notice. When a computer tech came to serv- accurately — how many Using my consensus building skills, I am ice the projector in a classroom where I was things I’ve lazily let pile studying in Connecticut this year on May 8, up around me. he good-naturedly called out: “Happy almost It’s time to do a little St. Patrick’s Day!” as he left the room. spring cleaning. Miller ‘grateful’ for opportunity The room full of many non-Americans, It starts with a real- To the Editor: my best to move forward and help the Town the majority of whom were women, were a ization, like one I had I would like to thank everyone for their of Webster. bit confused. the other day. I have “St. Patrick’s Day?” someone asked. “But HE INOR support and very hard work. Thank you! T M nowhere left to put any- Without you, this would not have hap- today is International Women’s Day!” DETAILS thing. Every shelf, pened. BOB MILLER In many countries, Women’s Day and every nook, every cran- We worked as a team, and the results, WEBSTER Mother’s Day are synonymous and are cele- ny, every corner, every though slim, prevailed. brated on May 8 each year. When I was in ADAM MINOR cabinet, every drawer, I am very grateful to all of you and will do Slovenia, that meant that women were given every cubby and every carnations as they entered the grocery inch of every ledge is occupied with stores, and everyone I knew posted a com- something — and not necessarily some- puter image of a rose on my Facebook page, thing I need. Sullivan: Thanks for three more years wishing me a happy day. Consolidation is hard, because it So when Mother’s Day rolled around last To the Editor: my ability to campaign and place signs. year, people were curious. Hadn’t we just means making some tough decisions in I would like to thank the voters of Dudley Again, I would like to thank all who voted had Women’s Day? the name of organization, and in my for returning me to office for another three and I am humbled and honored to serve case, the name of comfort. My place years. another three years. The idea of the American Mother’s Day is isn’t exactly huge. It’s just right for our I look forward to working with Mr. Marsi a relatively recent development. President Woodrow Wilson declared the day an official needs, but letting things pile up is defi- and the rest of the board in the coming year. STEVEN P. S ULLIVAN holiday less than 100 years ago, in 1914, six nitely not in our best interest, especial- I would also like to take a moment to explain DUDLEY ly if we want to avoid stubbing our toes to the voters that I had surgery,which limited years after West Virginian Anna Jarvis pro- on random objects as we head to the posed it, though she was certainly not the kitchen to get a glass of water — which first to propose a day to honor one’s mother. While the idea of celebrating motherhood has happened more than I’d like to and giving hard-working mothers a day of admit! rest (or at least an acknowledgement of Add to that the fact that my son (9 Can You Turn “Be a appreciation) does seem to be somewhat uni- months old last week!) is now crawling versal, given that many countries have a around and exploring our home like a mother’s day or at least celebrate curious puppy, and that means being Millionaire Day” into Reality? International Women’s Day, the ways in extra careful where we place our things which celebrations are held differ greatly. (don’t worry,we baby proofed, so no fin- If you look hard enough, ment, you’ll have to pay • In England, Mother’s Day falls on the gers in the outlets in the Minor house!). you can find many obscure taxes, but by then, you may fourth Sunday of Lent, perhaps to honor the Add up all those circumstances, and holidays, but few of them can FINANCIAL be in a lower tax bracket. 16th century tradition formerly known as you have a motivated father in super instantly capture people’s And since you’ll have some ‘Mothering Day,’ when children would have interest as much as Be a FOCUS control over your with- organizational mode. to make the pilgrimage to their mother’s Which brings me to the reason I am Millionaire Day, which is drawals, you can help con- “celebrated” on May 20. trol taxes, too. church if they had moved away and did not writing this column — I need some MIKE still attend the same one. help, and I’m reaching out to all of you, While amassing a million dol- lars may not be as significant TUOMALA Build share ownership. As • In Australia, Mother’s Day is celebrated my readers, for ideas! a milestone as it used to be, an investor, one of the best on the same day as in the U.S., but the tradi- Do you know of any creative ways to most of us would still feel things you can do to build tional gift is a Chrysanthemum (partially organize? How do you deal with your pleased if we could someday attain “million- your wealth is to increase the number of because it ends in “mum,” of course). spring cleaning? How have you found aire” status. While there are no perfect for- shares you own in your investments. So, look • Indonesians honor the date of the first ways to get around the clutter? Send mulas or guarantees, here are some steps to for buying opportunities, such as when Indonesian Women Congress, holding their me your ideas and hopefully I can pub- consider when working toward any invest- prices are low. Also, consider reinvesting any Mother’s Day on December 22. lish them in a future column, and self- ment goal: dividends or distributions you may receive • Nicaraguans celebrate the day on May ishly,I just might copy all of your ideas from your investments. 30—to honor the birthday of former presi- for my own personal gain! Ah, the Put time on your side. The earlier you dent Anastasio Somoza Garcia’s wife’s begin saving and investing, the better your Don’t be overly cautious. For your money perks of writing a column… mother. chances of reaching your financial goal. You to grow, you need to put a portion of your One idea I have heard thrown around can’t expect to “strike it rich” immediately investment dollars in growth-oriented vehi- • In Belgium, the holiday is celebrated on is the idea of the tag sale. I’ve done with any single investment, but by investing cles, such as stocks. It is certainly true that the second Sunday of May — and it’s the job those before, and in my experience, year in and year out, and by choosing quality stock prices will always fluctuate, sometimes of the father to buy croissants or pastries for they have always been more work than investment vehicles, you have the opportuni- quite sharply, and you may receive more or breakfast in bed. it’s worth, but I guess many variables ty to achieve growth over time. less than your original investment when sold. • In Panama, the holiday is held on in play there. I don’t know how many Pay yourself first. If you wait until you But if you avoid stocks entirely in favor of December 8, the same day as the Feast of the people would want any of my things “have a little extra money lying around” more stable vehicles, you run the risk of Immaculate Conception. anyway, but I guess you never know! before you invest, you may well never invest. earning returns that may not keep you ahead • Until 2008, Paraguay had two reasons to One thing I recently did was go Instead, try to “pay yourself first.” Each of inflation. As you approach retirement, and celebrate, as it held Mother’s Day and its through all my old clothes. It’s amazing month, move some money automatically even during retirement, your portfolio will Independence Day on the same date: May 15. how many either did not fit anymore from a checking or savings account into an probably still need some growth potential. Now, it coincides with the American tradi- investment. When you’re first starting out in Work with your financial advisor to deter- tion of the second Sunday in May. (thanks a lot, unhealthy eating habits!) the working world, you might not be able to mine the appropriate approach for you. • Thailand celebrates the birthday of or were rarely or never worn due to for- afford much, but as you advance in your getfulness or change of taste (I swear, career, you can increase your contributions. Think long term. By creating a long-term Queen Sirikit—and honors mothers—on that $4.99 polo at Old Navy was a great investment strategy and sticking to it, you’ll August 13. deal!). Recently, I filled two garbage Control your debts. It’s easier said than be less likely to take a “timeout” from invest- In any case, some contend that no matter bags full of clothes and am ready to done, but if you can keep a lid on your debt ing in response to perceived negative news, where in the world the holiday is celebrated, bring them to the Salvation Army payments, you’ll have more money with such as market downturns and political it has become too commercialized. (know of another local place that might which to invest. crises. “I wanted it to be a day of sentiment, not need some clothes? Let me know!). Following these suggestions may someday profit,” Jarvis said, years after petitioning Over the past couple weeks, we’ve Take advantage of tax deferral. When you allow you to reach the point when your finan- Wilson to make the holiday official in the invest in tax-deferred vehicles, such as a tra- cial goals become a reality for you. U.S., according to a 2008 Ottawa Citizen arti- made some progress — but we have ditional Individual Retirement Account This article was written by Edward Jones some work to do to get where I want to cle. Greeting cards, she said, were “a poor (IRA) and your 401(k) or similar employer- for use by your local Edward Jones Financial excuse for the letter you are too lazy to be — a lean, mean de-cluttered sponsored retirement plan, your money has Advisor. Michael Tuomala, the local Edward write.” machine! the opportunity to grow faster than it would Jones Financial Advisor, may be contacted at if placed in an investment on which you paid his Oxford office at (508)-987-5327 or by e-mail For that, perhaps, we don’t need a day: we How do you all tackle your spring- taxes each year. Of course, when you start at [email protected]. should show our mothers how much we care cleaning routine? Do you hold a tag taking withdrawals, presumably at retire- and appreciate them all year long. sale? Give things away? Make a trip to the dump? Share your ideas with Adam Kristina Reardon, of Uxbridge, writes a weekly column for the Stonebridge Press. You Minor at 508-909-4130, or by e-mail at can reach her at [email protected]. TheHeartOf Massachusetts.com [email protected]. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 VIEWPOINT Driving through intersections

uestions regarding the tions and impeding other traffic. It section of the law can result in a civil fine of who were on hand to watch. Since this is operation of vehicles at states in part, “The driver of a $50. Generally, traffic lights run through prom season, this was an opportunity to intersections are asked of motor vehicle shall not cross or their cycles rather quickly. The few extra remind these individuals of the importance Qme quite often. enter an intersection, which it is minutes waiting for a light to change can pre- of safe driving habits to arrive at your desti- Many intersections with traffic unable to proceed through, without vent a serious accident or injuries. nation safely.Thanks again to the staff of the signals have lights to control vehicle stopping and thereby blocking vehi- I wish to thank Principal Pierangeli and high school for taking proactive measures to movements. One question refer- cles from traveling in a free direc- her staff at Shepherd Hill High School for protect our young people. enced yellow lights at intersections. tion. A green light is no defense to sponsoring the annual “mock crash” on The person believed if a light CHIEF’S blocking the intersection. The driv- Friday,May 11. The event was coordinated by Thanks again for your questions and com- changed from green to yellow, as er must wait another cycle of the the Dudley Fire Department and involved ments. Please send them to me at the Dudley long as you have entered the inter- CORNER signal light, if necessary.” members of that department, the Dudley Police Department 71 West Main St., Dudley, section, you can proceed through, Drivers must wait to travel Police, the Charlton Fire and Police, mem- MA 01571 or e-mail at even though it changes to red. Is this STEVE through intersections unless they bers of Webster Ambulance, and Bartel’s [email protected]. Opinions the case? WOJNAR are able to completely pass through Funeral Home. Students from the local SADD expressed in this weekly column are those of The simple answer to this is it is them. By unlawfully entering and Chapter and others from the school partici- Chief Wojnar only and unless clearly noted, do NOT allowed. Massachusetts waiting in these intersections, traf- pated in this re-enactment, which involves a not reflect the ideas or opinions of any other General Laws Chapter 89 Section 9 is the law fic with green signals may be impeded and serious accident that takes place on Prom organization or citizen. covering many red light violations. It specifi- unable to pass through safely. This can cause night. The message appeared to be well cally addresses the issue of entering intersec- traffic jams or accidents. A violation of this received by the members of the senior class

Fire/EMS coverage 24/7: What exactly is your town getting?

he town you live lation towns, although Your response times are severely towards these services first and lected. in may have a some of the smaller towns delayed and anyone who has been other services after this. You may So, although we are in the busi- variety of differ- are finding a way to pro- in an emergency situation knows never need these services your ness of saving lives and providing a Tent ways it pro- vide this same coverage. minutes count. An average “on- entire life, but it is good to know top-notch service, the secondary vides fire and EMS cover- Other towns will provide call” response can take up to 15 that if you do they will be there benefit is the fact that it generates age. coverage during the day minutes, which is truly unaccept- quickly when you need them. revenue for the town. I felt it was Are you aware of what and evening hours and go able. When you have in house Another thing to keep in mind important to write this article this type of coverage is being “on-call” for the remaining staffing the response time becomes when it comes to ambulance serv- month because I feel that many peo- provided to you? overnight hours. Some 3 to 5 minutes on average. The 3 to 5 ice is the fact that it generates rev- ple are unaware of what type of Most people will not FROM THE towns provide just daytime minute response will, most likely, enue for the town. This is unique to service its town provides. If you do bother to find out because FIRE CHIEF coverage and revert to the have your emergency situation end EMS, if you have a municipally run not know what type it does provide, it is not something we “on-call” system for the up in a positive outcome for every- service. Ambulance receipts are please take the time to find out. It is would normally think of remaining hours. “on-call” one involved. collected by the town through serv- important that you know exactly DEAN unless we truly need the is exactly what it means. Now, that being said, I under- ices provided during emergencies what you are paying for. KOCHANOWSKI service, which hopefully Persons are responding stand budgets are tight and money where the ambulance is requested. we never will. Some towns from their houses, to the is hard to come by,but it is my belief The money is paid through health If you have any comments or ques- provide true 24/7 coverage, where fire station, picking up the ambu- that when it comes to core services, insurance just as if you went to the tions, please feel free to contact me at someone is truly manning the fire lance or fire apparatus, and then meaning police, fire, and EMS doctor, so although some support of [email protected]. department 24 hours a day, 7 days a responding to the call. This still is every town needs the best and most the service is provided through tax week. Usually this will only occur considered 24/7 coverage, but at efficient service they can possibly dollars a good portion of is provid- in large cities or some higher popu- what price? have. I think money needs to be put ed through ambulance receipts col- Flea market finds bring nostalgia to the garden

ot on the heels of pots upside down (12”, 14” and should be a visual treat among the growing for escalating potted herbs. Or use the ladder the Brimfield TAKE 16” pots work well). Attach the greenery, making vintage silver cutlery the against a flat surface as a towering garden antique shows, this THE large saucer from the 16” tray perfect contender for such a chore. Silver plat- trellis. Hweek’s column will on top, gluing it to the bottom of ed flatware is plentiful and affordable at flea • When displayed in the garden, vintage focus on displaying some of HINT the smallest pot. markets and tag sales. Look for sturdy silver, white leather roller skates become whimsical your “fabulous finds” in the Be sure to paint or water- with tapered handles that will hold up well in planters for trailing outdoor flowers and garden. KAREN proof all clay pots. the ground. greenery. Whether you acquire vintage TRAINOR Using a heavy rubber mallet, pound out the • A vintage silver plate water pitcher or ice goods from the famous “flea *** back of an old silver plate spoon to flatten. bucket is the perfect vase for abundant bou- market” shows or garner your A potting bench is not only a Place spoon on a thickness of towel to hold the quets of lilacs or hydrangeas. goodies from local yard sales, bringing quaint station to store pots, garden tools and spoon steady while pounding. Using a stamp • Toss a few antique croquet balls in the bed antique art and nostalgic elements into an supplies, but should also serve as an efficient punch kit, hammer in each letter to form the of a flower garden for an unexpected splash of outdoor area creates charm like no other! center to repot and tend to plants. An easy and names of the plants on the flattened bowl. For color and whimsy. From antique pottery plant stakes to shabby inexpensive way to achieve both beauty and best results, start with short names, such as • An old soda case box with vintage graphics window arbor gates, castoffs transform into service is to re-purpose a vintage sewing sage or dill. As an alternative to stamp punch- is at home in the garden when various annual “altered antiques” when added to the outdoor machine cabinet! The old fashioned cabinets ing, write the names with a permanent mark- flowers bloom in each compartment. garden! (which are super cheap at yard sales) need lit- er, embellishing the print to mimic antique • A pedestal stand for an unbreakable light- tle modification to be put into active duty. penmanship. Note that larger silver plate weight gazing ball can be made from the base *** Requiring a deep trough to hold plenty of serving pieces such as flat pie servers can be of an aged pedestal sink. Or prop the ball on a No country garden is complete without a potting soil, the vacant space that originally used as is without flattening. Or, simply write vintage wooden table leg fitted with a bowl to birdbath. A well-placed birdbath attracts wild housed a sewing machine is the ideal place to or punch the name of the plant vertically act as a stabilizer. birds to an outdoor space and offers a focal sink a metal tub for loose soil. The drop leaf along a silver plated knife handle; push the • An old circa 1960s/1970s round plastic light point in a busy flowerbed. side (or sides) provides much needed counter stainless steel blade edge into the garden soil. fixture can easily become a reflective garden Don’t have a birdbath? A functional and space, and the small drawers stow away an ball. Spray paint the orb a metallic color and attractive birdbath can be created with an old assortment of garden implements. *** fit on a stand or pose in the garden bed. tray and a table leg! A wooden leg from a vin- If the piece is in good, sturdy condition, lit- Don’t overlook old paned windows ear- tage table can serve as a pedestal stand for a tle alternation is necessary. It is important to marked for the dump! Windows that show gen- *** birdbath. To form a stable ground base, attach find a tub to fit into the open space. Because erations of aged charm can be a versatile gar- Win Dinner for Two at the Publick House — leg to a sturdy metal tray (old, round, heavy the sewing machine was suspended under the den decorating tool. A tall wooden window Your tips can win you a great dinner for two at aluminum trays with a lip edge are ideal) or cabinet, little support was required; therefore missing its panes of glass serves as a shabby the historic Publick House Historic Inn in large clay pot saucer with center hole, turned wooden support boards may be needed to hold cottage trellis when propped against a garden Sturbridge! Simply send in a hint to be upside down. A large, shallow vessel, such as the tub. Look for old galvanized tubs or new wall or house. Hefty old paned windows can be entered into a random drawing. One winner a vintage enamel washbasin or antique pot- heavy plastic utility tubs (as used for commer- used as a swinging arbor gate when outfitted per month will win a fabulous dinner for two tery wash saucer is an ideal candidate for the cial dish washing). with a set of sturdy hinges. A row of attached (a $60 value) at the renowned restaurant, birdbath bowl (avoid bowls that make it top If the cabinet used a one sided drop leaf, the window pane frames can form a casual located on Route 131 across the town common heavy). To stabilize a heavier vessel, attach a addition of a plywood platform added to the “fence” to corral wildflowers and fast growing in historic Sturbridge. Because I’m in the metal rounded tray or plate to brace the top of other side will provide more workable space herbs such as lavender. Windows can also be business of dispensing tips, not inventing the spindle and use liquid nails to glue on the area. To complete the bench, nail a tall lattice used as garden art, when painted and dis- them (although I can take credit for some), I’m shallow washbasin or saucer. The mis- backdrop to the back side of the cabinet. The played against a garden fence. counting on you readers out there to share matched wares that comprise the birdbath slatted back board can be used with hooks to your best helpful hints! add whimsy and complete the shabby cottage hang tools and post project ideas. *** look. For a more traditional touch, paint the For generations, old windows have been Do you have a helpful hint or handy tip that entire piece a uniform color. If your birdbath *** recycled for building cold frame “greenhous- has worked for you? Do you have a question is deep, add marbles or river rocks, which not The addition of old figural salt and/or pep- es” to grow seedlings and capture the warmth regarding household or garden matters? If so, only improve functionality but add a bit of per shakers brings a touch of whimsy to a gar- from the sun. To do: Choose a wooden window why not share them with readers of The color and interest. den while earning points for stabilizing grow- frame that is in good, stable condition. A win- Southbridge Evening News? Send questions ing greenery. Single shakers are an easy find dow with multiple panes and worn paint epit- and/or hints to: Take the Hint!, C/o the *** at flea markets, and they transform into gar- omizes the shabby cottage look. Build a base Southbridge Evening News, 25 Elm St., Another creative birdbath option is to cre- den stakes when the toppers are outfitted with frame with wood to fit the window’s size, Southbridge, MA 01550. Or e-mail ate a splashing station from a few old, large a suitable stake. Since shakers have holes in tapering the sides of the frame to form a slight [email protected]. Hints are entered into a draw- clay or terra cotta pots. This is a great use of the bottom for filling, the petite pottery pieces tilt to better access the sun. Attach heavy ing for dinner for two at the historic Publick chipped and cracked pots as only one saucer are a natural for fitting with a dowel or even hinges to the back to allow window to be open House Inn. For more great hints, tune into needs to be intact enough to hold water. an old, thick knitting needle. For ensured stur- and lowered, depending upon the heat Take the Hint! one minute snippet tips aired Simply glue two large clay-planting pots bot- diness, fill the hollow shaker with cement or desired. Cut a board to be used to prop up the twice daily on ORC FM 98.9. And for more tips tom to bottom with liquid nails (or attach with plaster. Insert the stake of choice and allow to window when opened. and talk, be sure to listen to my live hour-long large nuts and screw if bottoms have drain completely harden. show from 9 to 10 am. each Friday on WARE holes). Stand it up and top with a large, shal- *** 1250. low pot saucer. *** Here are more castoffs for the garden: A simpler option is to stack a trio of clay Plant markers to identify garden rows • An old wooden ladder is the perfect perch

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Featuring a good old-fashion chicken bar- Parade applications are due May 21, booth now accepting donations for its May 26 yard Oxford 300th anniversary becue, live entertainment, games, local ven- application by May 31. sale. The troop is looking for items in fairly dors, and more. You can also get applications by calling good condition such as furniture, clothes, celebration kick-off is coming There is still time to be part of the festivi- Mike, 508-889-4655; Alan, 508-987-2988. toys, books, household items, sporting goods ties. Enter a float or march in the parade, For anniversary event and activity and more. Donations may be dropped off at OXFORD — It’s a chicken barbecue and become a vendor, bring us your act, or just updates, please visit www.Oxford300.com and Universal Tag, 36 Hall Road, Dudley on you’re all invited! come enjoy it all. Join us as we kick off our on Facebook at Oxford Three-Hundred. Saturday, May 19 between 9 a.m. and noon. On July 8, form 12 to 7:30 p.m., it all starts yearlong celebration. For more information or pick up, call Linda at OMS/OHS with a local “Let the Applications for the parade and booths are at 943-1001, Tammy at 949-2239 or Karen at Celebration Begin” themed parade that ends available online at www.oxford300.com, on Scouts seeking yard sale donations 943-0202. just past Joslin Park, where a fun filled fami- our Oxford Three-Hundred Facebook page, ly friendly festival awaits you. and at the Town Hall. DUDLEY — Dudley Boy Scout Troop 273 is 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS With runs at a premium, Rams score more to win

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER DUDLEY — Runs were hard to come by in the Shepherd Hill vs. Tantasqua softball game played May 14, but the Rams were able to scrape a couple more across the plate than their counterpart, which resulted in 3-1 decision. Both teams were looking for a much-needed win as Shepherd Hill improved to 8- 7 and the Warriors dropped to 8-8. “Everybody’s concerned about getting enough wins to make dis- tricts,” Shepherd Hill coach Paul Enman said of getting to magical win number 10 in the 20-game schedule. “Both teams I’m sure want to finish the season strong.” “We have four [games] left and we got to get half of them,” Tantasqua coach Pete Casine said, also eluding to the 10-win goal. Shepherd Hill opened game scor- ing in the bottom of the first inning when Cassidy Colby and Molly Covill each reached on errors. Colby’s drive to left field was mis- handled by Claudia Fleshman and Covill’s grounder to a stretching Kayla DiBiasie was bobbled. Colby scored as a result of Covill’s grounder. “We gave them a freebie in the Nick Ethier photos first inning,” Casine said. “They’re ABOVE, Olivia Brooks of Tantasqua follows through on her release of a throw over to first base for not routine plays [but] I had that as an out. RIGHT, Tantasqua pitcher Jordan Kingman winds up to deliver a pitch to the plate. unearned.” The Warriors tied it up in the sec- ond inning when Jeszy McGuire, in the bottom of the fourth inning rather than be called out. Stevens’ who singled, scored on Kaylee when Lauren Gorodeckas scored on Mosher eventually scored when glove, loading the bases. DiCarlo expected a good contest. Desroches’ drive to right field. a passed ball. Shelby Stracher reached on an followed with a hard-hit grounder “We needed to get back on track Shepherd Hill’s Kelsey Mosher The Rams then made it 3-1 in the error. to shortstop, and the relay throw to today and we were fortunate attempted to catch the sinking liner fifth inning, albeit over some con- “Those are three tough runs,” second base was deemed just in enough to do that. Molly [Covill] but couldn’t, which resulted in troversy. Mosher began the frame Casine said of the first inning time to record the force out, much pitched a good game again like she another unearned run. with a walk and Colby followed errors, fourth inning passed ball to the chagrin of the Warriors’ typically does. She’s pretty consis- Looking to take the lead in the top with a strikeout. The ball wasn’t and the bizarre fifth inning sce- faithful. tent and competitive.” of the third, it appeared that cleanly caught by Tantasqua catch- nario. “The kids kept battling,” Casine Covill surrendered seven hits and Tantasqua would have the bases er Lauren DiCarlo, but with an Nonetheless, even if the fifth said. “We’ve been talking about a walk in her seven innings of loaded with one out but Olivia occupied runner on first base the inning run didn’t count, Casine’s being aggressive early in the count, work. Brooks slipped as she attempted to batter isn’t allowed to advance. team would have still trailed. and we did that today. We put balls And although runs were at a pre- stop at third base. Brooks was even- Colby originally ran toward first “We still would have had to plate in play top of the order to the bot- mium — Tantasqua’s Kingman tually caught in a pickle and tagged base, which made Mosher move another run,” he said. tom of the order.” allowed four hits and four walks — out. over to second. Colby was then Tantasqua couldn’t do anything Seven of the nine Tantasqua Shepherd Hill did just enough to “We made an out on third and left called out with Mosher leading in the sixth inning — Covill retired starters recorded a base hit. score just enough. too many kids on base,” Casine slightly off second base. Mosher the side in order — but they Meanwhile, Shepherd Hill “We’ve left a lot of people on base said, eluding to the events down the then made a slight move back to attempted a rally in the seventh and snapped out of its three-game los- in a lot of our other games. Today stretch where the Warriors left nine first base thinking the play was final frame. Desroches singled and ing streak. we got some of those people in,” runners on base. “We didn’t take dead — all while Warriors pitcher Kingman followed with a one-out “They certainly played us a lot Enman said. advantage of the opportunities we Jordan Kingman was in the circle single. Then, with two outs, tougher this time than at their The Rams’ Samantha Miller fin- had.” — but the umpires ruled that DiBiasie’s sharp grounder rico- place,” Enman said in regards to an ished 2-for-3 and had the only multi- Shepherd Hill reclaimed the lead Mosher could remain on second cheted off first baseman Jill 11-2 Rams victory on May 2. “We hit afternoon for either team. Pirates cruise past Suzies to earn district tournament berth

BY NICK ETHIER der Mangaudis in the pitcher’s circle. The had two hits as Oxford’s offense compiled 13 Oxford only had one hit in the fifth, but it SPORTS STAFF WRITER senior has pitched every inning of every hits to go with their 13 runs. proved to be a key RBI triple from McCarthy OXFORD — The Oxford softball team need- game since her freshman year, something After the Suzies (4-8) grabbed the game’s that made the score 12-1 with two outs. She ed one more win to reach their first goal of that Hetherman has admired about his ace. first run in the top half of the first, the scored shortly later on a wild pitch. making back-to-back Central Mass. Division “She is just a great player and a great Pirates pushed across six runs in the bottom “For this team it goes pitching first, 2 district tournament trips. Mission accom- leader,” he said. “It is something she does half behind a barrage of contributors. defense second and offense third,” plished. year round and she has done it well. She is Oxford had seven hits in the frame. Lauren Hetherman said. “Our offense is starting to Senior ace Nicole Mangaudis allowed one definitely in the top tier of pitchers in this Puishys, Cassie Coleman, Cardenas and come around. The bats are there. If our hit- run on two hits while striking out nine bat- league. But she also does it at the plate. She Jamie Brodeur each had first inning RBI’s, ting is like our pitching and defense, we are ters and five Pirates hitters had two hits in a had three hits last game in the two spot.” while Andrews had the key hit with a two- going to be tough to beat.” 13-1, five-inning mercy rule shortened game The Pirates (10-5) reached the quarterfinals run single. The Pirates still have a difficult schedule on May 10 over the Suzies of Sutton. a year ago after failing to qualify the previous Mangaudis settled down after the first and down the stretch that will be challenging, But the Pirates aren’t satisfied yet. five seasons. After getting a small taste of dis- retired 15 of the final 17 batters of the game with the likes of Grafton and Uxbridge still to “It was a good team win,” said fifth year trict play, Hetherman believes his squad is and had a stretch where she struck out six come. Oxford head coach Jamie Hetherman. “Our ready to take the next step. consecutive batters. “I am happy we have some difficult games first goal was to get 10. Just get to 10. Once “Our goal is to always make some noise in “When we get those runs in the first inning down the stretch to keep us fresh,” you make district play anything can happen. the playoffs. The girls are excited for getting we play so much more relaxed,” Hetherman Hetherman added. But we aren’t done. We have a lot of work to win number 10 and those who played last said. “We can be more aggressive and try With a strong finish, Hetherman believes do. We want to win some more games to get a year remember the atmosphere and how things when we have a lead.” his squad could be the best team in his five- home game in the playoffs. It is a lot easier to amazing it was,” he said. “When you have The Pirates’ bats added a pair of runs in year tenure. play at home than take the bus somewhere.” quality pitching like we do we are going to the bottom of the second inning with “This could be the best team we have. We The venue of where the Pirates play may stay in games.” Cardenas picking up her second RBI single in have a lot of talent but they have to go out and change from game to game, but one thing that Against Sutton the Pirates showed they as many at bats. earn that honor. The girls are starting to get has remained consistent over the past four could win games with the bat as well. Sarah A single run in the fourth and a four-run it and we are all pretty excited” he said. years has been the hard-throwing right-han- Smith, Kadye McCarthy, Callie Andrews, fifth put the game out of reach and put the Evelyn Marquis and Gabby Cardenas each mercy rule into effect. NEWS BRIEF

letes of the same mentality and maturity levels, letting kids American Youth Football team be kids. Lions Club to host golf tournament fundraiser Another benefit to parents of children interested in partic- to hold registration day ipating in Pirates Youth Football and Cheer is that team prac- CHARLTON — On Friday,June 15, the Oxford Lions Club is tices and home games will be held at one central location, sponsoring the 17th Annual Clara Barton Camp Open Golf Pirates Youth Football and Cheer of American Youth eliminating the hassle of parents with multiple participants Tournament at the Heritage Country Club in Charlton. Football, which offers youths from Oxford, Webster and having to get their children to and from different locations at Proceeds from this event benefit camperships for children Douglas the opportunity to play football or cheer, will hold a the same time. As a newly formed league approved unani- at both the Oxford Clara Barton Camp for Girls with Diabetes registration day for all interested children on Saturday, May mously by the Central MA American Youth Football Board of and the Charlton Camp Joslin for Boys with Diabetes. 19 at the Oxford Community Center (4 Maple Road) from 9 Directors, Pirates Youth Football and Cheer boasts state of It is estimated that more than 80 percent of the parents a.m. to 1 p.m. the art safety equipment, an annual one time mandatory reg- sending their children to these local camps require financial istration fee and raffle sales fundraiser, advertised board aid. For the children, attending such a camp is very special as meetings that are open to the families and players of the they are in a setting where all are treated the same; i.e., every American youth football is Oxford/ Webster youth football and cheer program, extensive youngster at camp has diabetes and is learning how to man- ongoing safety training and annual CORI background checks age their disease while having fun with others their same age. home in Oxford, Webster on all volunteers and coaching staff. The children often make lifelong friendships due to their If you would like more information on the program and common ground. On Jan. 19, Oxford/Webster Youth Football and Cheer what we have to offer the youth of our community please visit The Oxford Lions Club is asking for your help on that day Association was unanimously voted in as the newest member our website @ www.piratesayfc.org and you can fill out our by your participating as an individual golfer, registering your of the Central MA American Youth Football Conference. contact form. Or, you can email us at [email protected] own team of four players or sponsoring a tee. It is a fun filled Officially incorporated as the Oxford/Webster American We will also be holding a registration day for all children day with registration at 8 a.m., shotgun style with Mulligan’s, Youth Football and Cheer Association, this new league will be interested in participating in either the football or the cheer contests, raffles, prizes, steak dinner and more. known as Pirates Youth Football and Cheer, offering youths Program on Saturday May 19, at the Oxford Community Why are the 50 Lions Clubs from all over Worcester County in the towns of Oxford, Webster and now Douglas the oppor- Center 4 Maple Road, Oxford, MA 01540 (in the lower cafete- involved in similar projects? Because we are Loving tunity to participate in both football and cheer at a competi- ria) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Individuals Offering Needed Services as Knights of the Sight tive level based on age and grade rather than weight class. We will also be having our First Annual “Swab Your Car” and Hearing Impaired. Any person with a sight or hearing Pop Warner football and cheer currently group participants Wash at The Webster Town Hall at 350 Main St., Webster, MA challenge without the financial means to address their issues by weight, thereby mixing children of different age, maturity 01570, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please visit our website, can request help from a Lions Club. The same holds true for level and ability together on one team. American Youth www.piratesayfc.org for more information on info nights, reg- organizations such as the Clara Barton Center. Football groups their participants according to age and grade istration days, our calendar of events, and board of director To learn more, please call Lion Joe Tagg at 508-987-5987 or e- which allows athletes to play with their classmates, and go information. The league is also utilizing social media mail [email protected]. through their youth football careers together on the same through a Facebook group page at www.facebook.com/pirate- team. This also ensures participants will be playing with ath- sowyfc and Twitter at piratesayfc. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 13 Small quorum votes Moms looking to educate on allergy allergies rise. She said educating ent Stacey Murillo. “Some of the sug- PLAN both teachers and faculty on the sub- gestions are possibly our environ- continued from page 1 in favor of project ject cannot only make for a safe earn- ments are too clean, so we don’t build ent the first of their handbooks to ing environment for these children, up the immunity to things that we Superintendent Sean Gilrein. but could potentially save their lives may have had 20-years ago.” BAY PATH the district as a result of Webster, Charlton resident and mother to a if they were to ever to have an aller- The group also pointed out that and several other towns voting gic reaction in school. researchers had linked how food is continued from page 1 child with a severe food allergy down the debt exclusion question Marsi Kossi spoke on behalf of the “I think it is on the rise, because prepared and cooked and even in When I got here we were on the during the recent town election. group, outlining to Gilrein what he my son is 13 and when I initially vitro fertilization to why more chil- Department of Revenue (DOR) “As you know, the debt exclu- and schools could find in the hand- started with him in the school system dren have life-threatening allergies. watch list, and with all of the sion was voted down by the book. they really weren’t all aware of food Keeping the children safe and hard work the department heads town,” said Papagni. “Right now She said she and other the other allergies,” said Haggerty during the healthy is the main concern of every sitting here we are off of the the project is basically on hold. parents were looking to give the book presentation. “Every year I would parent in the group, which is why DOR watch list.” But we are going to continue to to all of the schools in the distinct, call ahead, take to the teachers, send most carry EpiPen a device designed He went on to say that during move forward.” but that the first deals with children emails, talk with the principal, to combat allergic reaction by quick- the past year the town has been Papagni went on to say that if in the preschool though elementary nurse, things like that. It just seems ly injecting epinephrine or adrenalin able to put funds back into stabi- plans to move forward are grades. like I keep hearing more about chil- into the blood stream. lization and has been able to approved by the DOR the school “My son personally had a incident dren and food allergies than there Kossi said the book will hopefully avoid municipal layoffs. district will hold it own election at school, which caused me to say I was before.” give teachers a better insight to the “Most municipalities are still to vote on the renovation. He said need more people to talk to about When Gilrein asked the group needs of children with allergies and taking about layoffs,” said the election will be funded by the this,” said Kossi. what they had found it terms of aller- what to do if there is ever an emer- McAuliffe. “I can’t think of a district itself. Fellow Charlton resident and par- gy causes during the research gency. more inappropriate time to ask “We started this in 2007,” said ent to a 13-year-old with many differ- process of their handbook it was [residents] to vote on a number Papagni. “We haven’t had a capi- ent food allergies, Theresa Haggerty, clear from all of the women that Joy Richard may be reached at 508- they don’t have.” tal project in more than 40 said she believes that in the time there isn’t one thing to point to. 909-4129 or by email at Article 14, which concerned years.” since her son first started school she “There are many suggestions, but [email protected]. the Bay Path Regional Vocational More than 130 Webster stu- alone has seen the number of chil- there is no definitive cause right Technical High School renova- dents attend Bay Path and the dren in the district with fatal food now,” said Dudley resident and par- tion project, was also passed by town would have to carry 12.32 residents as the final vote of the percent of the overall cost. The evening. state will foot 67.4 percent of the Southern Worcester County bill. Regional Vocational School Haitian orphanage inspires local resident District Superintendent David Joy Richard may be reached at Papagni came before voters to 508-909-4129 or by email at ions did for the community. She said the island and said the experience HAITI while helping care for and give phys- was amazing, but there is always explain the details of the project. [email protected]. continued from page 1 He also outlined the next move of icals to the more than 90 children liv- more that needs to be done. down there a lot. We served as med- ing in the facility, they cared for “There is a lot that needs to be ical personnel nurses, doctors, physi- women and children coming in from done, and lot of people in need,” said cal and occupational therapists.” the surrounding tent cities and com- Ryan. “When I went on my first trip it Students inspire classmates She said the group she traveled munities. was with Healing Hand for Haiti. I with were all medical professionals She said the most common issues was the only doctor, and we ran a and after arriving in the capitol city they saw in Haiti, which is still clinic in a parking lot near a tent of Port-au-Prince, they made their attempting to recover from the earth- city.” way to a small orphanage just out- quake that took place in 2010, are She said the change see saw in the to deactivate Facebook side the city limits. hunger, problems that come with most recent trip was that while it is Hansen said when the group, open sewers and a lack of clean still a difficult living environment, “I used to use it frequently, and organized by the For His Glory water, worms, and other ailments the children at the orphanage NETWORK like scabies. She said scabies is a seemed to be living a bit better than continued from page 1 now that I don’t have it I do what Adoption Outreach ministry, arrived I want,” said Sphal. “I am more at the Maison des Enfants de Dieu, very easily transmitted skin disease they had before. school year as a way to combat free.” which translates to House of the and is caused by mites laying eggs “I guess the contrast for me was the what they felt was unnecessary Walker said the fights started Children of God orphanage she was just under the surface of the skin. people I saw two years ago were a lot “drama” between their class- on the site have created problems overwhelmed by the number of chil- Hansen said it is the resilience of needier,” said Ryan. “It was a little mates. in the past among students, and dren and outside families who need- the people and their kind spirit that less emotionally wrenching.” Foley said the movement, while they are not blaming the ed medical attention. has inspired her to return in the Ryan said anyone could be of help which has been recently site itself for the issues, she is “Everyone was so positive,” said future. to those in Haiti. Whether it be bring- embraced by more than 60 chil- pleased to see the students come Hansen as she sifted through photos “You wouldn’t believe the roads,” ing their skills as a physician or sim- dren in the school, was some- together to fight the cycle of of the trip. “It is so hard to live there. said Hansen. “It wasn’t like I thought ply donating money, food or clothes thing that came up spur-of-the- bulling. [The children in the orphanage] have I would go down there to save the there is still so much that the country moment, and built slowly with “Even the kids who don’t have a pretty decent life there, as hard as world or do something cool. This needs to rebuild. the help of middle school guid- a Facebook are affected,” said things are. They eat three times a day wasn’t on the radar, it wasn’t expect- ance counselor Julie Walker. Walker. “I am really proud of the — versus the community, where peo- ed.” Joy Richard may be reached at 508- “We were in Guidance one day guys.” ple eat three times a week.” Hansen said she traveled with Dr. 909-4129 or by email at and were sick of the drama and Middle school Principal Gregg Hansen went on to describe the Gail Ryan, a resident of Auburn. [email protected]. we wanted to encourage people to Desto also applauded the group work she and her medical compan- She said this was her second trip to get away from Facebook and it and said he hopes he sees this gradually built into this,” said movement stick with the other Foley. grades. He said he would also like He said they chose to ask stu- to see it spread to other schools dents to deactivate their in the area. St. Louis students place accounts until the end of the “It is a very interesting con- year because it felt like “a more cept,” said Desto during an inter- reachable goal” then to ask them view last week. “From the per- in speech contest to terminate it indefinitely. spective of the principal, the use Courtesy photo “The Guidance office was filled of social networking has caused WEBSTER — On Saturday, March 31, with people who wanted to sign more anxiety among students. students from St. Louis School competed in the paper,” said Foley. When most adults were kids we the Worcester Diocese Speech Contest at Brodeur said he joined the didn’t have these kinds of social Saint Peter Marian High School. In grade social network in sixth grade, networks and if we were picked eight Katie Gatto and Anne Marie because he felt it was the thing to on we got to go home to safety. Markiewicz received first place, Brian do as other classmates were Now the kids have 24/7 access to Hickey and John Hughes received second starting to ask if he had joined. one another.” place. In grade seven, Simone Fournier “I felt like it was just what you Dudley-Charlton Regional and Alexis Sarpong received first place do today,” said Brodeur, who School District Superintendent and Emma Willard and Katie Israelian admitted along with the others Sean Gilrein said he supported received second place. In grade six Abby that there was a sense of relief the idea, joining the students and Morin received first place. after leaving the site. deactivating his own account. Congratulations to the entire team, for all Sphal said he doesn’t miss “It is a fantastic initiative,” of their hard work! being on the site, especially the said Gilrein. “I am very proud of fights, which spill over from the their efforts.” site to the classroom. 14 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net Board listens to chief on fire house expansion

project. Kochanowski said current- “It is going to be built for the never the right time, but I believe said he thought the presentation PROJECT ly they are still in the study phase. future,” said Kochanowski. “We we have to move forward and look went well and that the chief and the continued from page 1 He said he is projecting a possible don’t want to just build it for now, all of the options.” committee explained the needs of had wanted to have a study done,” 2015 date for a Town Meeting vote if we want to keep growth in mind. Board of Selectmen Chairman the department very well. said Kochanowski. “There had all goes to plan. Selectman Peter Fox said prior to Jonathan Ruda agreed with Fox’s “It expressed all of the current been previous studies, but I don’t “This is just the beginning the meeting that he was looking for- sentiments and said prior to the needs of the station,” said Fox. think they got very far.” stage,” said Kochanowski. “No bids ward to what Kochanowski had to meeting that when he was working “The next step will be to come up Kochanowski said for many years have gone out and money has not say. He said while there is never a as a member of the station it was with an action plan such as detail- the department has been repairing, been discussed.” good time for a huge project in clear something needed to be done ing the costs and time frame. or making “stop gap” measures to He said the main goal of the proj- terms of the prospect of having to as the department grew. Overall I thought it was a excellent update the building, but he said this ect is to get the building up to code, pay for it, waiting may make the “It was cramped back then,” said presentation.” would cost more in the long run if make it more efficient for the process more expensive. Ruda, who worked at the depart- it continues. department members, build bays “There was a presentation, I ment from 1992 to 1997. “My opin- Joy Richard may be reached at During the meeting, selectmen that are suitable for updated trucks believe it was last January,” said ion is now is not time to spend 508-909-4129 or by email at inquired about the projected cost of and technology and have the build- Fox. “I give the chief lot of credit money on anything, but this is not a [email protected]. the project and if the building com- ing be something the department for having a plan to move forward. matter of luxury or convenience.” mittee had a set timeline for the can grow into in the future. When you ask for new building it is After the Monday meeting Fox

Girls Scouts host camping prep night Courtesy photo WEBSTER — Pictured, from left, Matthew Nowak, Chris Nowak-Webster EMS, Brittany Latour – GS Troop 30576, Rebecca Andre-Perry – GS Troop 30576, Donna Masorowski – Webster EMS, Paul Dubenetsky – Webster EMS and Zack Eccles – Webster EMS. Webster/Dudley Senior Girl Scout Troop 30576 would like to extend their sincerest gratitude to the Webster EMS for their extreme generosity. The Troop hosted a Camping Prep Night for all of the younger Girl Scout troops of the Webster/Dudley area on Friday, April 13. This night not only provided the girls with the majority of their camping badge requirements but also with the progression requirement that will now allow them to go camping. One of the workshop stations that the girls provided was “Basic First Aid.” Webster EMS donated all the supplies necessary for each girl to make their own first aid kits, which consisted of everything the girl would need to fix any issue they could encounter in the woods. There were more than 120 girls in attendance for this event and the Webster EMS ensured that there were enough supplies for all of the girls and then some! Thank you from Girl Scout Troop 30576 and all the Webster/Dudley Girl Scouts!

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Emerson Wildes poses with Knight Charlie Brooks and state coordina- Logan Paranto poses with his parents and state coordinator Paul Emily Costa poses with her mom and state coordinator Paul tor Paul Perry. Perry. Perry.

Courtesy photos young people annually take part in this event with the place; 13-year-old Emerson Wildes also represented Council national winner being chosen from the results of the state 228 and finished in third place. Representing St. Joseph’s WESTON — The Massachusetts State Finals of the and international finals. Council 12980 was 10-year-old Logan Paranto, who gave us Knights of Columbus International Free Throw Challenge This year three competitors came from the one of the best performances of the day making 22 out of 25 was held at Regis College Saturday, April 7, with 48 boys Webster/Dudley area — 10-year-old Emily Costa represent- shots to finish one shot behind the winner and taking home and girls participating in this event. More than 250,000 ed Webster/Dudley Council 228 and finished in second second place. Congratulations to all our local competitors.

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YOUTH GROUP PERFORMS LIVE FOR GOOD FRIDAY

Courtesy photo WEBSTER — On Good Friday, April 6, 47 youths from the Webster Youth Group participated in a live Courtesy photos performance of the Passion of Jesus Christ at Sacred Heart Church. The church was packed with Winner of the Webster Lions Club Peace Poster Contest, Kirsten Jussaume, with her parents Steve parishioners from all the local Catholic churches and the audience was treated to a very moving and and Denise Jussaume. emotional performance. The Webster Youth Group is comprised of youths in grades 3-12 from Sacred Heart Church, St. Joseph Basilica and St. Louis Church, with the older youths involved in the Passion Play. This is the fourth year the Youth Group has performed this event. WEBSTER — The members of the Webster Lions Club were delighted to award donations to some worthy local causes at their recent youth recognition night held at the Point Breeze Restaurant. Present and authorized to accept checks on behalf of their charities, and relate their mission statements to those present, were Donna Farrow of the Webster Dudley Food Share program, Janet Schefler of the United Way of Webster-Dudley, and Tony Poti of the Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley. Presentation of the gifts was made by Webster Lions Club President Donald Blain and club Treasurer Dr. Massachusetts Lions All State Band members spon- John Kalinowski. In addition to the sored by the Webster Lions Club are Stevie Pipes and above donations, 25 tickets to a Susan Rivera-Robles, pictured with their parents. Pawtucket Red Sox game will be given to Boys & Girls Club Director Toni Poti, who will arrange a field trip for members of his club. Webster students who were recog- nized this evening are Meaghan Dwyer for her young ambassador of the 21st Century Award, Kirsten Jussaume who won the Webster Lions Club’s International Peace Poster Competition and Stevie Pipes and Susan Rivera-Robles, who will be part of the Massachusetts Lions All Webster EMS trains St. Joseph personnel State Band. Courtesy photos The Webster Lions Club is affiliat- ed with Lions Clubs International, WEBSTER — Webster EMS paramedics Mark LaFountain and Sean Williams conducted the largest service organization in CPR/Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training for 19 faculty and staff members at St. the world. Joseph School on April 13. Lions clubs serve to support Successful completion of the training certifies those attending in adult and child CPR and AED numerous local, national and inter- for two years by the American Heart Association. Mr. LaFountain stated that training in CPR and national causes, with special empha- Janet Scheffler of the United Way of Webster-Dudley, AED is critical to patient survival in the event of a medical emergency. Webster EMS’s goal is to sis on those dealing with the preven- Tony Poti of the Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley, make Webster a Heartsafe Community, which includes CPR/AED training for personnel in all tion of curable eye disease. The and Donna Farrow of the Webster-Dudley Food Share. Webster schools. St. Joseph’s is the first school to receive training through Webster EMS. Lions recently responded with finan- According to principal Donald Cushing, St. Joseph School will offer training sessions to certify its cial aid and manpower for the vic- sports coaches and school parents in CPR/AED. tims of the tornado that swept through central and western Massachusetts. The Webster Lions Club relies on Webster Five names Flynn senior individuals and businesses in the local community to lend support to vice president, director of HR our fund raising events. Our two WEBSTER — Webster Five has named Teresa K. Flynn as major fundraisers are the annual senior vice president, director of Human Resources. Christmas tree and wreath sale and As a key member of the Bank’s executive team, Flynn will the wine and beer tasting. It is only provide management oversight and vision to ensure that all with the support of the Webster com- Human Resources functions are executed properly. munity that we are able to serve the Flynn joins Webster Five with ten years of Human charitable organizations already Resources experience. Prior to joining Webster Five, Flynn noted, as well as many local individ- served as the Senior Vice President, Director of Human ual causes. Resources at RiverBank. Questions regarding the activities Flynn graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree from Boston that the Lions Club are involved with University, received her MBA from Bentley University and Teresa K. Flynn or a person’s willingness to help our earned certification as a Senior Professional in Human club serve the community can be Resources (SPHR). She is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management, directed to any member or contact Young Ambassador of the 21st Century District 33a Northeast Human Resources Association and NorthShore Human Resource Association. Dr. John Kalinowski (508-943-7434 or Award Winner, Meaghan Dwyer, with her parents. Flynn resides in Andover. 508-943-7001). 16 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net

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WORCESTER and groups and clubs throughout WEBSTER — Robert G. Rocky was an ardent New WESTBOROUGH — the years. ‘Rocky’ Miller passed away York Yankees fan and was Howard A. Allen, 85 years He had a great love for, and Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at always seen wearing his N.Y. old, died peacefully in his appreciation of, old Hollywood UMass/Memorial Hospital, Yankees hat proudly. sleep at his home in movies, travel, big waves on University Campus in Worcester on Thursday, Cape Cod and being involved in Worcester. Sports were a big part of his May 10, 2012, after a family events and holiday cele- He leaves his wife of 61 life. At Bartlett he excelled in lengthy, but determined brations. years, Theresa D. baseball, basketball and was co-captain of the fight against lung and kid- He was the prototype “fan(atic)” for the (Kozlowski) Miller; 2 sons, football team. He was inducted into the ney cancer. Boston Red Sox for his entire life. Robert J. Miller and his Bartlett High School Hall of Fame in 2004. He was the son of the late Howard A. Allen wife Iwona T. and David J. While in the Marine Corps, he played for and Evelyn (Smith) Allen, and lived in Mr. Allen worked many years a milkman Miller, of Webster; three the Cherry Point football team. He later Worcester, Shrewsbury, 43 years in for Pinecroft Dairy in West Boylston and daughters, Sandi A. Grzyb played for the Lakers Softball Team. Westborough and returning to Worcester in Valley Brook Dairy in Worcester. Following and her husband Vinny of He enjoyed coaching and was assistant foot- 2003. that, he worked for 25 years as an inspector Webster, Joanne Newell ball coach at B.H.S. and was the coach of the Mr. Allen leaves his wife of nearly 64 years, for Bay State Abrasives in Westborough. and her husband Harrison Golf Team. Later he was the assistant football Esther E. (Noponen) Allen; two sons, Ronald After his retirement at age 62, Mr. Allen had Newell of Thompson, coach at Tantasqua High School and was also H. Allen and his wife Patricia of Holden, and another 15-year career driving a children’s Conn., and Maryann Miller the assistant football coach at St. Peter Bruce T. Allen and his partner Kathryn bus for the Town of Northborough Family of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Marian. He also spent several years coaching Wilkinson of Dudley; a daughter, Gail L. and Youth Services. four grandsons; three the South County Indians and was presented Verge of Westborough; five grandchildren; 11 A memorial service was held Wednesday, great-grandchildren; two half sisters, the Outstanding Achievement Award in 1997. great-grandchildren, and several cousins, May 16 at the Greendale People’s Community Marilyn J. Siegmund and her husband He worked at the former Cranston Print nephews and nieces. Church, Worcester. Donations in lieu of flow- Arthur, and Deborah J. Raymond and her Works Co. then worked at Norton Co. where He was born on Feb. 9, 1927, in Holden and ers may be made to the Greendale People’s husband Glen, all of Webster, and several he retired in 1989. attended public schools in Greendale, and Community Church, the Ralph E. Marsden nieces and nephews. His funeral was held Saturday,May 12, with later attended Worcester Boys Trade School. Scholarship Fund, 25 Francis St., Worcester, He was predeceased by a daughter, Carolyn a Service in Zion Lutheran Church, 70 Main He was veteran of World War II, serving MA 01606. Funeral arrangements were under Miller who died in 1969 and a sister, Carol A. St., in Oxford. Burial with Military Honors two years in the U.S. Navy as a Petty Officer, the care of Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main Radzik who died in 2011. was in St. Joseph Garden of Peace Cemetery 3rd Class. St., Holden. Rocky was born in Webster son of George in Webster. Mr. Allen was a life-long member of To share a memory or offer an on-line con- A. and Hazel (Seifert) Miller and has lived in Memorial contributions may be made to Greendale People’s Community Church in dolence visit www.milesfuneralhome.com. Webster most of his life. Zion Lutheran Church, 70 Main St., Oxford, Worcester, where he was active in several He was a 1949 graduate of Bartlett High MA 01540 or Friends of St. Joseph School, 53 School. Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570. He was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals, The Robert J. Miller Funeral Home and but opted to join the Marine Corps. Lake Chapel, 366 School St., directed the Nicole P. Goguen-Johnson, 23 He served in the U. S. Marine Corps during arrangements. the Korean War. On Line Guest Book: RJMillerfunerals.net WEBSTER – Nicole P. Goguen-Johnson, 23, Nikki was a great mom who lived for her of Main Street, died Friday, May 11, 2012, at children. UMass Memorial Medical Center in She loved dolphins, butterflies, being out- Worcester, after a long battle with A.L.S. doors, watching the sunset with her sister, Carlton E. Beane, 59 She is survived by her husband, Matthew P. and her favorite color was green. She had an Johnson; two children, Zackary N. Johnson unforgettable smile, a zest for life, and will be HOLLAND — Carleton Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in and Kylie B. Johnson, both of Webster; her remembered forever by her family and E. Beane, 59, of Stafford Rd. Cooperstown, N.Y. He graduated from sister, Heather L. Goguen of Webster; her friends. went home to be with his Agawam High School in 1971 and the Career father, Edward Goguen of Oxford; her moth- A funeral service was held Tuesday,May 15, Lord and Savior Jesus Academy School of Broadcasting in 1972. er, Lisa St. Laurent of California; her grand- at the Oxford United Methodist Church, 465 Christ on Wednesday, May Carl began his career 40 years ago as a father, Joseph Roger Goguen of Oxford; her Main St., Oxford. Burial will be private at a 9, 2012. broadcaster in radio. He worked for several half-brothers, Jeremy and Justin; and many later date. He leaves his wife of 20 national media outlets covering high school, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Memorial contributions may be made to years, Ann Lorraine college and professional sports all over New She was born in Worcester and lived in the Zackary and Kylie Johnson Family Trust, (Reynolds) Beane; three England. He covered the 1988 summer Webster for the past 4 years. c/o Hometown Bank, 31 Sutton Avenue, daughters, Nicole Beane of Olympics in Korea for NBC Sports. She graduated from Bay Path Regional Oxford, MA 01540. Oxford, Alicia Mickley of Las Vegas, Nev., A public memorial service was held Vocational Technical High School in Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., and Kara Gagnon and her husband Daniel of Wednesday, May 16, at The Sturbridge Host Charlton in 2007, where she studied cosmetol- Oxford, directed the arrangements. Woodstock, Ga.; his mother, Helen Beane of and Conference Center, 366 Main St., ogy. www.paradisfuneralhome.com Agawam; two brothers, Allan “Butch” Beane Sturbridge. Other services will be private. of Springfield and Darryl Beane and his wife His family asks that contributions in his Darlene of Agawam; four granddaughters memory be donated to the Holland Zoe Gagnon, Ava Gagnon, Madison Brown Congregational Church Building Fund, 11 Charlotte A. Lenky, 88 and Genavieve Brown. Sturbridge Road, Holland, MA 01521 or the Carl, known as “Rocky,” was born in American Diabetes Association (via Springfield, the son of the Helen (Taylor) www.diabetes.org). QUINEBAUG, Conn. – Eucharistic minister. She also Beane and the late Alfred Beane. Belanger-Bullard Funeral Home, 51 Marcy Charlotte A. (Stalec) Lenky, served on several committees at Carl was the Public Address Announcer for St., Southbridge, is directing arrangements. 88, a registered nurse and the church and taught the Boston Red Sox - The “Voice of Fenway An online guestbook and a video tribute constable in the town, died Christian Doctrine for 5 years. Park.”? His is the lead-off voice in “The are available at Thursday, May 10, 2012 in She completed the course of Baseball Experience”? at the National www.BelangerFuneralHome.com. Westview Health Care study at the Northeast Regional Center, Dayville, after an Law Enforcement Training illness. Program. She was appointed a constable of Her husband of 60 years, the town of Thompson in 1954 and had been Caryl P. Poblocki, 98 Bernard W. Lenky, died in elected as constable since 1971. She was past 2009. president of the Eastern Connecticut Police She leaves two sons, John Lenky and his Association (she had the distinction of being WEBSTER – Caryl P. Shoe and at American Woolen mill. She also wife Dianne of North Grosvenordale, and the first woman to hold that position in a (Wayman) Poblocki, 98, went to Finland to organize the office for Paul Lenky of Quinebaug; three grandchil- male organization), a past member of the passed away peacefully Joseph Crowley’s textile mill there. She dren, Crystal of Christchurch, of New Southern Mass. Police Association. She was a Saturday, May 12, 2012 at retired in 1976. Zealand, and Nathaniel and Theodore, both of member of the National Rifle Association. her home after a period of Mrs. Poblocki was a member of the United North Grosvenordale; a brother, Edwin G. She was a former 20-year member of the declining health. Church of Christ, Federated, a former mem- Stalec of Webster, Mass.; and nieces and American Red Cross and was an instructor Her husband of 40 years, ber, past president and past district deputy of nephews. for First Aid, Advanced First Aid, Cardio- Anthony J. Poblocki, died the Webster Emblem Club and a former mem- She was preceded in death by her sisters, Pulmonary Resuscitation, as well as an in 1984. ber of the Dramuda Club. Helen Marcotte, Susan Krawczyk and instructor in Home Nursing and for nurses at She leaves many nieces She volunteered for the Mass. Women’s Frances Bonczek. the bloodmobile program in Putnam. She was and nephews, grandnieces and grand- Corps in World War II and took rain measure- She was born and raised in Webster, the welfare chairman for the Salvation Army in nephews, including Caryl P. Savard and her ments from Webster Lake in the 1940’s for a daughter of Frank and Julia (Pyzikiewicz) the Putnam area for 15 years. She also husband Norbert with whom she lived, and weather station. Stalec. She moved to Quinebaug in 1949. belonged to the Thompson Republican Town Susan P. Perry and her husband William of She was named Miss Webster in 1934. She graduated from St. Joseph Elementary Committee, serving as its secretary for many Woodstock, Conn.; she also leaves Nancy and She ran minstrel shows at her church for School and then from Bartlett High School in years. She was a notary public in Allen Smith, part of the “Smith kids” for several years. 1942. She received her certificate as a regis- Connecticut, a past member of the National whom she had a special affection. There are no calling hours. A memorial tered nurse from Worcester City Hospital Association of Notaries and a past member of She was preceded in death by five sisters, service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday,May 21, School of Nursing in 1947. She completed fur- the American Association of Notaries. Blanche Wayman, Margery Lawida, in the United Church of Christ, Federated, 4 ther studies in psychology and counseling at She loved crafts, especially sewing, knit- Winnifred Wayman, Enid Plante and Jean Church St. Burial will be private in Mount Worcester State College and at Assumption ting, crocheting, tatting, mending and restor- Smith and by four brothers, Charles Henry Zion Cemetery. College, both in Worcester, Mass. ing dolls. She studied for and earned a Wayman, William Frederick Wayman, Robert Donations may be made to the United Mrs. Lenky began her nursing career as a Diploma in Doll Technology. Eaton Wayman and Kenneth Hollister Church of Christ, Federated, 4 Church St., or U.S. Cadet Nurse during World War II at Her funeral was held Monday, May 14, in Wayman. She was also predeceased by a spe- to the VNA of Southern Worcester County, Worcester City Hospital. She worked at Saint Stephen’s Church, corner of Routes 131 cial brother, Carleton Wayman and by special PO Box 368, both in Webster, MA 01570 or to Hubbard Regional Hospital in Webster, Mass. and 197, Quinebaug. Burial was in Saint nieces, Caryl and Cynthia Smith. Tri-Valley Elder Care Services, 10 Mill St., for 12 years, for the Putnam Visiting Nurse Joseph Garden of Peace, Webster. She was born in Webster, the youngest Dudley, MA 01571. Association for 16 years and at Rectory Donations may be made to the Quinebaug daughter of Charles W. and Winifred S. Arrangements are under the direction of School in Pomfret for over 5 years. She also Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 144, (Junkins) Wayman and lived here all her life. Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 was a relief nurse in the Woodstock, Putnam Quinebaug, CT. She graduated from Bartlett High School in School St., Webster. and Thompson school systems. She worked Arrangements were under the direction of 1932. www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com as a security guard at Thompson Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 She worked as a secretary for Headway International Speedway in Thompson for School St., Webster, MA. over 20 years. www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com She was a member of Saint Stephen’s M. Justine Richardson, 93 Church, where she served as a lector and RUTLAND and DUDLEY will be remembered for her friendly,outgoing – M. Justine (Kennedy) and optimistic nature. Richardson, 93, formerly of Her husband of 38 years, Donald F. Dudley, died peacefully on Richardson died in 1983. Sunday, May 6, 2012, under She is survived by her son, Donald G. the loving care of her fami- Richardson and his wife Janet of Holden; a ly and the staff at Holden grandson, Matthew D. Richardson and his ark-Wide P STURBRIDGE RETIREMENT CO-OP Rehabilitation and Nursing fiancée Kendra Leith of Cambridge; and OPEN HOUSE 1 KELLY ROAD ~ STURBRIDGE ~ 55+ PARK Center in Holden. many nephews and nieces. Sun. May 20 • 1-3 Born in Lawrence, she Three brothers, Frederick, Raymond and was the daughter of Frederick and Estella Joseph Kennedy, and a sister, Marion (Mack) Kennedy and lived 43 years in Dudley Naughton, predeceased her. before moving to Rutland in 1995. In celebration of Justine’s life, a Mass of Justine graduated from Lawrence High Christian Burial was held Thursday, May 10, School. at St. Patrick’s Church, 258 Main St. (Route Built in New England All Homes are She was a secretary with the law firm 122A), Rutland. Burial was at Corbin for New England Energy Star Rated LeBeouf & Robinson in Webster. Previously, Cemetery in Dudley. she worked in the Clerk’s Office at the Dudley Memorial contributions may be made to St. Tired of Paying High Water & Sewer Bills? Real Estate tax? District Court House and the law firm of Jude Children’s Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Manufactured Housing can lower your cost of living and Laval LeBeouf in Webster. Memphis, TN 38105. She was a member and sang in the choirs of The Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main Street Now Reserving Lots - 29 New Lots Available both St. Patrick’s Church in Rutland and St. (Rte. 122A), Holden, directed the arrange- Several older units with upgrades and amenities also available. Anthony’s Church in Dudley. ments. She loved the creative arts including music To share a memory or offer condolences, Contact Mary at (508) 347-3212 and decoupage. please visit www.milesfuneralhome.com. www.sturbridgemobilehomes.com She was proud of her Irish heritage and www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 3 OBITUARIES

Amanda R. Bray, 35 Jadwiga Stolarczyk, 96

DUDLEY ‘ Amanda R. 1994. WEBSTER — Jadwiga Harriet worked for the American Optical “Mandy” Bray,35, died peace- She worked as a Lens Inspector at Gentex “Harriet” (Darzenkiewicz) Co. in various positions during the 1950’s. fully in her sleep at her home in Dudley. Mandy was a dedicated mother to Stolarczyk, 96, of Webster, She was a member of St. Joseph Basilica. on Sunday, May 13, 2012. her son Jesse, who was the focus of her life. left this earth on May 9, 2012 Harriet was inspiring, patient and loving. She leaves her fiance, She loved her family and being a stay-at-home to be reunited with her son She was devoted to family and to her hus- Christopher Clark and her mom. She enjoyed trips to Cape Cod and and her husband in heaven. band Chester whom she was married to for three-year-old son, Jesse spending time with her family. She leaves behind her over 63 years prior to his passing. Clark of Dudley; her parents, Funeral services to celebrate her life were daughter, Janet Sundstrom, She is remembered for her love of cooking Lawrence and Nancy (Power) held Thursday, May 17 in the Bartel Funeral and her husband James of and gardening, especially her flower gardens. Bray of Oxford; one sister, Tracy Guay and Home & Chapel, 33 Schofield Avenue, Dudley. Webster; two sons, John and his wife Sandra She used to say that she had big shoulders to her husband Jeremy of Webster; two broth- Burial was in North Cemetery, Oxford. of Douglas and Chester and his wife Pearl of help take on our problems. She was always ers, Larry Bray and his wife Susan of In lieu of flowers, please consider a dona- Colorado; eight grandchildren; 10 great- excited to teach the young ones how to cook, Rochdale and Matt Bray of Oxford; her tion to the Jesse Clark Educational Fund, grandchildren; a great-great-grandson; a sew, crochet or garden. She was always the maternal grandmother, Lee Power of Oxford; C/O Webster Five Cents Saving Bank, 136 brother, Walter “Peter” Darzenkiewicz of center of the family that kept us all strong. two nephews, Ryan and Sam; several aunts Thompson Road, Webster, MA 01570. Charlton; a sister, Genevieve Darzenkiewicz In her spare time she enjoyed doing crafts, and uncles and a host of friends. www.bartelfuneralhome.com of Southbridge; nieces and nephews. going for long car rides, attending church, She was born and raised in Oxford. Mandy She was preceded in death by her husband, going to the movies, playing bingo, going to graduated from Oxford High School Class of Chester Stolarczyk and her son, William. She the casino and visiting with family. is also predeceased by three brothers, John, There will be no calling hours. Harriet is Edmund and Frederick Darzenkiewicz and part of Boston University’s anatomical gift Linda A. Mooney, 61 two sisters, Irene Jankowski and Frances donators. A mass to celebrate her life will be Stolarczyk. held on Saturday, May 19, at St. Joseph Massachusetts; sisters, Chrissy Hurd of Born in Southbridge on Sept. 7, 1915, she Basilica, Webster. POMFRET – Linda Mooney, 61, of Thompson, Sandra Boutwell of Webster, was the oldest daughter of Wladyslaw and Donations in memory of Harriet may be Bosworth Road, died Saturday,May 12, 2012 in Mass., Patty Fitte of Louisiana, Terry Hilton Pelagia (Gajewski) Darzenkiewicz. made to Saint Joseph’s School, 47 Whitcomb Day Kimball Hospital, Putnam. of Louisiana; three grandchildren, Jennifer She met and married Chester Stolarczyk St., Webster, MA. Born in Putnam, she was the daughter of Ross, Dylan Mooney, Kaitlyn Mooney; and and moved to Webster where she has resided the late Francis Hilton. two great-grandchildren. since her marriage. Mrs. Mooney worked as a homemaker. At the family’s request, funeral arrange- Linda is survived by her son, Josh Mooney ments are private. Memorial donations may of Pomfret; daughter,Joyce Clark of Dayville; be made to the family at 39 Bosworth Road, SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO THE WEBSTER brothers, Mark Hilton of Brooklyn, Chuck Pomfret, CT 06259. Hilton of Putnam, Moe Hilton of For memorial guestbook visit TIMES, 25 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, OR Massachusetts, Brian Hilton of www.GilmanAndValade.com. BY E-MAIL TO [email protected].

Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. www.faithassemblywebster.com. Wednesday 6:30 Supplication to the Virgin Mary DUDLEY followed by Bible Study at 7:15p.m, and Saturday CHURCH LISTINGS CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. in CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, the “Joslin House,” corner of Mechanic Street. (508) morning bible study 6:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. The Rev.Patrick 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. Bible study 6:00 p.m. O’Loughlin. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Adult Bible study, Sundays, 9 a.m., worship Sundays, 10:30 a.m. ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 WEBSTER Wednesdays, 7 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-0467, Rev. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, 4 p.m., 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. RECONCILIATION, 5 N. Main St., Webster, MA Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. and FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Adults’ and 01570, 508-943-8714, Web site: www.reconciliation- 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 p.m., Holy Day DUDLEY, Conant Memorial, United Church of children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m. web.org, e-mail: [email protected], office Masses, 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English) 8:15 a.m. Christ, 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John R. hours: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, NATIONAL (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). White. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 Rev. Janice C. Ford, Pastor and Priest-in-Charge. CATHOLIC, 68 Lake St. (508) 943-0608. Rev. Dr. ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. The a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study Sun. 8:30 a.m.. Sunday Services of Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. (with Stanley Kaszubski, interim pastor. Sundays, 8 a.m. Rev. Joseph Marcotte. Saturdays, 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Open & Affirming Congregation. All are welcome. coffee hour following). Sunday School begins at 9:30 All are welcome. Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and 12:30 p.m. Handicapped Accessible. www.uccdudley.org. a.m. Nursery care available beginning at 9:45 a.m. SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) (Spanish). From the third Sunday in June to the first Sunday in 943-3140. The Rev. Adam Reid. Saturdays, 4 p.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FEDERATED ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) 943- September, our Sunday service of Holy Eucharist is Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC congrega- 5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, 4:45 p.m. worship a 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., June, July and August. tion, welcoming ecumenical diversity. 4 Church CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL CHURCH. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. (in SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: 508-943-0061, Web English). For information, contact: Father Brian D. McIntyre, site: www.uccfedwebster.org The Rev. Melinda SCR (508) 641-5672 saintjoseph5672 @yahoo.com. 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard Mongeon. LaMontagne, Ph.D. E-mail: melinda.lamontagne@ Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, 11 a.m. Wednesday Holy Mass every Sunday at 4 p.m Prayers for healing yahoo.com, Sunday service at 10:00 a.m. with coffee ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, on the, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 bible study, 6 p.m. All are welcome. Handicapped hour at 11:00 a.m. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev. Paul p.m. accessible. a.m.-1:00 p.m. Bible study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:00 p.m. Campbell. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of Lincoln STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, Our services are handicapped accessible. and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. The Rev. Kent 35 Parkway. (508) 943-8361 The Rev. Luke A. LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds. NOW OR FORMERLY OF ONE ALLEN FOR By its Attorneys, REAL ESTATE TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be A DISTANCE OF 116.8 FEET TO AN IRON HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Premises: 148 Lakeside Avenue, sold and conveyed subject to all liens, PIPE AT LOT #35. 150 California Street Webster, Massachusetts encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, THENCE NORTHERLY BY LOTS #35, 34 Newton, MA 02458 By virtue and in execution of the Power municipal liens and assessments, if any, AND PART OF 33, AND 45.42 FEET OF (617) 558-0500 of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given which take precedence over the said mort- THE SOUTHERLY PORTION OF LOT 38 200904-1782 - ORE by C. Craig Duxbury and Tina M. Duxbury to gage above described. FOR A DISTANCE OF 222.82 FEET TO AN May 4, 2012 BankUnited, FSB and now held by FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of IRON PIPE; May 11, 2012 BankUnited n/k/a Bank United, N.A., said the purchase price must be paid in cash, cer- THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE May 18, 2012 mortgage dated 12/21/2006, and recorded in tified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's REMAINING LAND OF GRANTORS FOR A the Worcester County (Worcester District) check at the time and place of the sale by the DISTANCE OF 115.3 FEET TO AN IRON (SEAL) Registry of Deeds, in Book 40412 at Page purchaser. The balance of the purchase PIPE ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF 189, for breach of the conditions in said mort- price shall be paid in cash, certified check, NORTH MAIN STREET, THIS LINE BEING MASSACHUSETTS gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the bank treasurer's or cashier's check within 45.42 FEET NORTHERLY OF AND PARAL- LAND COURT same, will be sold at Public Auction on May thirty (30) days after the date of sale. LEL TO THE NORTH LINE OF LOT #37. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 25, 2012 at 10:00 am Local Time upon the Other terms to be announced at the sale. THENCE SOUTHERLY BY THE WESTERLY 2012 MISC. 461901 premises, all and singular the premises BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC LINE OF NORTH MAIN STREET FOR A ORDER OF NOTICE described in said mortgage, to wit: 270 Farmington Avenue DISTANCE OF 221.12 FEET TO THE POINT To: The land with the buildings thereon, located Farmington, CT 06032 OF BEGINNING. Mary Ann Johnson; Al Johnson a/k/a Alfred in Webster, Worcester County, Attorney for BankUnited n/k/a BEING ALL OF LOTS #36 AND 37 AND THE Johnson; James Johnson Massachusetts being bounded and BankUnited, N.A. SOUTHERLY PART OF LOT 38 AS SHOWN and to all persons entitled to the benefit of described as follows: Present Holder of the Mortgage ON THE AFORESAID PLAN RECORDED IN the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Lot 34 on a Plan of Land entitled “Definitive (860) 677-2868 PLAN BOOK 85, PLAN 37. U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Subdivision Sunny Shores, Phase III May 4, 2012 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed record- OneWest Bank, FSB Webster, Massachusetts dated September May 11, 2012 ed with Worcester County (Worcester claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage 20, 2001 and revised January 10, 2002” May 18, 2012 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27951, covering real property in 92 Federal Hill recorded at the Worcester District Registry of Page 119. Road, Oxford given by Mary E. Johnson to Deeds in Plan Book 778, Plan 35, owned by NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF These premises will be sold and con- Financial Freedom Senior Funding Sunny Shores, Inc. Old Worcester Road, REAL ESTATE veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Corporation, a subsidiary of IndyMac Bank, Webster, Massachusetts. Developer: CJP By virtue and in execution of the Power rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, F.S.B., dated March 28, 2005, and recorded Realty Trust, 31 Charlton Road, Dudley, of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given covenants, liens or claims in the nature of with the Worcester County (Worcester Massachusetts, prepared by Bouley by Kevin M. Flynn to Ameriquest Mortgage liens, improvements, public assessments, District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36033, Brothers, Inc. Professional Land Surveyors, Company, dated July 21, 2005 and recorded any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Page 228 and now held by the plaintiff by 75 Hammon Street, with the Worcester County (Worcester water and sewer liens and any other munici- assignment has/have filed with this court a PO Box 2215, Worcester, Massachusetts District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36981, pal assessments or liens or existing encum- complaint for determination of Defendant’s/ 01613, 508-753-8400. Said lot is located Page 256, of which mortgage GMAC brances of record which are in force and are Defendants’ Servicemembers status. along Lakeside Avenue and Kenkel Avenue Mortgage, LLC is the present holder, for applicable, having priority over said mort- If you now are, or recently have been, in and is bounded and described as follows: breach of the conditions of said mortgage gage, whether or not reference to such the active military service of the United Lot 34 containing 12,500 square feet (0.2869 and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same restrictions, easements, improvements, liens States of America, then you may be entitled acres) as shown on said plan. will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on or encumbrances is made in the deed. to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil The above described parcel is subject to May 29, 2012, on the mortgaged premises TERMS OF SALE: Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the Declaration of Restrictive Covenants record- located at 153 North Main Street, Webster, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) above-mentioned property on that basis, ed at the Worcester District Registry of Worcester County, Massachusetts, all and Dollars by certified or bank check will be then you or your attorney must file a written Deeds as Instrument #138631. singular the premises described in said mort- required to be paid by the purchaser at the appearance and answer in this court at Being a portion of the premises conveyed to gage, time and place of sale. The balance is to be Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA the grantor by deed of Sunny Shores TO WIT: paid by certified or bank check at Harmon 02108 on or before June 18, 2012 or you will Estates, Inc. dated March 8, 2002 and THE LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THERE- Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, be forever barred from claiming that you are recorded in the Worcester District Registry of ON ON NORTH MAIN STREET, WEBSTER, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to entitled to the benefits of said Act. Deeds in Book 26132 Page 217. MASSACHUSETTS, BOUNDED AND P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER Chief For title reference 7/11/02 and recorded DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) Justice of this Court on May 4, 2012. 7/22/02 in Book 27037 at page 223 in the BEGINNING AT A DRILL HOLE IN ALL days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- Attest: Worcester South County Registry of Deeds. STONE ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt Deborah J. Patterson See also deed recorded prior hereto in B. NORTH MAIN STREET AT THE SOUTH- in full of the purchase price. The description Recorder 40412 P. 187 EAST CORNER OF LOT #36 AS SHOWN of the premises contained in said mortgage 201203-0050-GRY The description of the property that ON 'PLAN IN SUBDIVISION PROPERTIES shall control in the event of an error in this May 18, 2012 appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed OF SLATER MILLS, INC., AND SLATER CO. publication. shall control in the event of a typographical INC., WEBSTER MASS.' DOWN BY B.A. Other terms, if any, to be announced at error in this publication. WAKEFIELD REGISTRY OF DEEDS, PLAN the sale. For Mortgagors’ Title see deed dated BOOK 85, PLAN 37; GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC 12/21/2006, and recorded in Book 40412 at THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE Present holder of said mortgage Turn To LEGALS, 4 Page 187 with the Worcester County SOUTHERLY LINE OF LOT #36 AND LAND page 4 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page 3 and singular the premises described in said Sons, Inc. sixty-two and one-half (62.5) feet any and all bids, to continue the sale and to Mortgage, to wit: to a stake; amend the terms of the sale by written or oral LEGAL NOTICE LOT 2 THENCE westerly at a right angle to the last announcement made before or during the MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE A certain parcel of land located on the line by land now or formerly of S. Slater & foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for By virtue of and in execution of the northerly side of Oxbow Road in the Town of Sons, Inc. one hundred twenty (120) feet to any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- Oxford being shown on a plan entitled, "Plan the easterly side of said Lincoln Street; entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. gage given by John C. Davis, III and Lisa T. of Land Oxford, MA Prepared for Double L. THENCE northerly by the easterly side of The purchaser shall have no further recourse Davis to Mortgage Electronic Registration Realty, Inc." dated August 27, 2004 and said Lincoln Street sixty-two and one-half against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for rccorded in the Worcester District Registry of (62.5) feet to the point of beginning. Mortgagee’s attorney. The description of the Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corp. Branch Deeds Plan Book 815, Plan 69 and further For title see deed recorded herewith in Book premises contained in said mortgage shall 571, dated June 15, 2005 and recorded at described as follows: 34475 Page 301 control in the event of an error in this publica- Worcester County (Worcester District) BEGINNING at the southwest corner of the which currently has the address of 41 LIN- tion. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Registry of Deeds in Book 36613, Page 62 of lot to be conveyed at a point on Oxbow COLN STREET WEBSTER, Massachusetts Other terms if any, to be announced at the which mortgage CitiMortgage, Inc. is the Road; 01570 ("Property Address"): sale. present holder by assignment Recorded at THENCE N. 39 ° 37' 42" W. a distance of TOGETHER WITH all the improvements Bank of America, N.A. as successor by Worcester County (Worcester District) 120.00 feet to a point; now or hereafter erected on the property, and merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP Registry of Deeds in Book 47718, Page 359, THENCE N. 39° 37' 42" W. a distance of all easements, appurtenances, and fixtures fka Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP for breach of conditions of said mortgage and 206.60 feet to a point; now or hereafter a part of the property. All Present Holder of said Mortgage, for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the THENCE N. 01° 37' 56" W. a distance of replacements and additions shall also be By Its Attorneys, mortgaged premises located at 192 Federal 64.21 feetto a point; covered by this Security Instrument. All of Orlans Moran PLLC Hill Road, Oxford, MA 01540 will be sold at a THENCE S. 88° 20' 45" W. a distance of the foregoing is referred to in this Security P.O. Box 962169 Public Auction at 12:00PM on June 7, 2012, 120.00 feet; Instrument as the "Property". . ." Boston, MA 02196 at the mortgaged premises, more particularly THENCE N. 01° 37' 56" W. a distance of Said premises will be sold subject to Phone: (617) 502-4100 described below, all and singular the premis- 191.94 feet to a point; and/or with the benefit of any and all restric- May 18, 2012 es described in said mortgage, to wit: THENCE N. 03° 22' 12" W. a distance of tions, easements, improvements, covenants, May 25, 2012 The following described property locat- 191.59 feet to a drill hole in a wall; outstanding tax title, municipal or other pub- June 1, 2012 ed at 192 Federal Hill Road, Oxford, in the THENCE N. 77° 03' 42" E. a distance of lic taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the County of Worcester, Commonwealth of 297.14 feet along said wall to a drill hole; nature of liens, and existing encumbrances NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Massachusetts and more particularly bound- THENCE S. 14 12' 49" E. a distance of of record created prior to the mortgage, if any REAL ESTATE ed and described as follows: The land in 393.72 feet to an iron pipe; there be. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts THENCE S. 35° 04' 45" W. a distance of Said premises will also be sold subject to Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by on the easterly side of Federal Hill Road, 114.31 feet to an iron pipe; all leases and tenancies having priority over Patricia D. Pepka and Scott J. Pepka to being shown as Lot 6 on a plan of Land enti- THENCE S. 38° 14' 38" W. a distance of said mortgage, to tenancies or occupations Sunset Mortgage Company, LP, dated tled "Proposed Lots - Federal Hill Road, 75.00 feet to a drill hole; by persons on the premises now or at the December 16, 2004 and recorded with the Oxford, owned by: William C. Roberts & THENCE S. 40° 17' 43" E. a distance of time of the said auction which tenancies or Worcester County (Worcester District) Robert A. Lebewohl, Drawn September 25, 225.00 feet to an iron pipe on Oxbow Road; occupations are subject to said mortgage, to Registry of Deeds at Book 35403, Page 148, 1978 by Alfred St. Germain, Surveyor" THENCE S. 53° 21' 15" W. a distance of rights or claims in personal property installed of which mortgage CitiMortgage, Inc. succes- recorded with Worcester District Registry of 92.00 feet along said Oxbow Road to point of by tenants or former tenants now located on sor by merger to ABN AMRO Mortgage Deeds, Plan Book 462, Plan 85, together beginning. the premises, and also to all laws and ordi- Group, Inc. is the present holder, for breach of with the building and improvements and Said parcel containing 4,078 acres +/- nances including, but not limited to, all build- the conditions of said mortgage and for the more particularly bounded and described as For our title see deed at Book 40266, Page ing and zoning laws and ordinances. purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold follows: Beginning at the northwesterly cor- 218. THE TERMS OF SALE: FIVE THOU- at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. on June 15, ner of the premises described herein at a The premises are to be sold subject to and SAND and 00/100 ($5,000.00) DOLLARS 2012, on the mortgaged premises located at point on the easterly line of said Federal Hill with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, will be required to be paid by bank or certified 6 THIRD AVE, DUDLEY, Worcester County, Road, said point being the southwesterly cor- building and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax check only by the purchaser at the time and Massachusetts, all and singular the premises ner of Lot 5 as shown on said plan; Thence titles, water bills, municipal liens and assess- place of sale, and the balance of the pur- described in said mortgage, South 77° 40' East four hundred one and ments, rights of tenants and parties in pos- chase price shall be paid by bank or certified TO WIT: 37/100 (401.37) feet along said Lot 5 to a session. check in or within thirty five (35) days there- THREE certain parcels of land with the build- point at other land of Lewis; Thence South TERMS OF SALE: after with Attorneys Stanton & Davis, 1000 ings thereon situated in Town ofDudley, 20° 16' West hundred fifty-one and 46/100 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Plain Street, Marshfield, Massachusetts. Worchester County, Massachusetts, on the (151.46) feet to a point at Lot 7; Thence AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a The successful bidder at the sale of the westerly side of Third Avenue, being shown North 77°40' West three hundred eighty and certified check or bank treasurer’s check will premises shall be required to sign a and designated on Plan of Brandon Heights, 45/100 (380.46) eet along said Lot 7 to a be required to be delivered at or before the Memorandum of Sale of Real Property By dated April 22, 1905, drawn by B.A. point on the easterly line of said Federal Hill time the bid is offered. The successful bidder Auctioneer containing the above terms at the Wakefield, Eng., and recorded in Plan Book Road; Thence North 12° 20' East one hun- will be required to execute a Foreclosure Auction sale. 18, Plan 148, Block A and being Lots 16, 18 dred fifty (150) feet along the westerly line of Sale Agreement immediately after the close Other terms, if any, to be announced at and 20, more particularly bounded and said Federal Hill Road to the point of begin- of the bidding. The balance of the purchase the time and place of the sale. described as follows. ning. Containing 58,635 square feet, more or price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from SIGNED: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Lot No. 16: less. Being the same premises conveyed to the sale date in the form of a certified check, National Association, Present Holder of Said NORTHERLY by Lot No. 14 on said plan, one these mortgagors by deed of John C. Davis, bank treasurer’s check or other check satis- Mortgage, By: STANTON & DAVIS, As its hundred (100) feet; WESTERLY by Lot No. III, Lisa T. Davis and Richard K. Johnson, factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The Attorneys, FROM THE OFFICES OF: Jon S. 17 on said plan, forty (40) feet; dated September 19, 2003 and recorded in Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the Davis, Esquire, STANTON & DAVIS, 1000 SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 18 on said plan, said registry of deeds in Book 31769, Page sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue Plain Street, Marshfield, MA 02050, (781) eighteen (18) feet; EASTERLY by the wester- 359. The mortgagor expressly reserves my the sale and to amend the terms of the sale 834-9181 ly side of Third Avenue, forty (40) feet. rights of Homestead and do not wish to ter- by written or oral announcement made (2139-3239-809F/O'Connor)(05-11-12, 05- Lot No. 18: minate my Homestead by ganting the within before or during the foreclosure sale. If the 18-12, 05-25-12)(288121) NORTHERLY by Lot No. 16 being first parcel conveyance notwithstanding my waiver of sale is set aside for any reason, the May 11, 2012 above described one hundred (100) feet; such homestead in paragraph 24 of the with- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to May 18, 2012 SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 20 on said plan, in mortgage. a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser May 25, 2012 forty one hundred (100) feet; For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded shall have no further recourse against the EASTERLY by the westerly side of Third with the Worcester County (Worcester Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF Avenue, forty (40) feet; WESTERLY by Lot District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31769, Mortgagee’s attorney. The description of the REAL ESTATE No. 19 on said plan, forty (40) feet. Page 359. premises contained in said mortgage shall By virtue and in execution of the Power of Lot No. 20: The premises will be sold subject to any control in the event of an error in this publica- Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by NORTHERLY by Lot No. 18 being second and all unpaid taxes and other municipal tion. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Julio M. Casiano to Mortgage Electronic parcel above described one hundred (100) assessments and liens, and subject to prior Other terms if any, to be announced at the Registration Systems, Inc., dated April 6, feet; liens or other enforceable encumbrances of sale. 2007 and recorded with the Worcester SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 22 on said plan, one record entitled to precedence over this mort- MetLife Home Loans, a Division of MetLife County (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds hundred (100) feet; EASTERLY by the west- gage, and subject to and with the benefit of Bank, N.A. at Book 40949, Page 191 of which the erly side of Third Avenue, forty (40) feet; all easements, restrictions, reservations and Present Holder of said Mortgage, Mortgage the undersigned is the present WESTERLY by Lot No. 21 on said plan, forty conditions of record and subject to all tenan- By Its Attorneys, holder by assignment for breach of the condi- (40) feet. cies and/or rights of parties in possession. Orlans Moran PLLC tions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of For mortgagor's(s') title see deed record- Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or P.O. Box 962169 foreclosing same will be sold at Public ed with Worcester County (Worcester District) certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a Boston, MA 02196 Auction at 02:00 PM on June 8, 2012 at 241 Registry of Deeds in Book 13310, Page 307. deposit must be shown at the time and place Phone: (617) 502-4100 School Street, Webster, MA, all and singular These premises will be sold and con- of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the May 11, 2012 the premises described in said Mortgage, to veyed subject to and with the benefit of all mortgage holder and its designee(s) are May 18, 2012 wit: rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, exempt from this requirement); high bidder to May 25, 2012 The land in Webster, Worcester County, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Massachusetts, situated on the easterly side liens, improvements, public assessments, acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE of School Street, bounded and described as any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, payable in cash or by certified check in thirty By virtue and in execution of the Power follows: water and sewer liens and any other munici- (30) days from the date of the sale at the of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given BEGINNING at a point at the southwest cor- pal assessments or liens or existing encum- offices of mortgagee’s attorney, Korde & by Shawn R. O'Connor and Victoria R. ner thereof at School Street being at land now brances of record which are in force and are Associates, P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite O'Connor to Stonebridge Mortgage or formerly of one Morin; applicable, having priority over said mort- 210, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such Company, LLC, dated August 27, 2004, and THENCE generally easterly about ten (10) gage, whether or not reference to such other time as may be designated by mort- recorded in the Worcester County rods, more or less, by last named land to a restrictions, easements, improvements, liens gagee. The description for the premises con- (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in bound; or encumbrances is made in the deed. tained in said mortgage shall control in the Book 34475, Page 303, which mortgage was THENCE generally northerly about (4) rods, TERMS OF SALE: event of a typographical error in this publica- assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National more or less by lands of one Dellana and one A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) tion.” Association by assignment dated September Choinere, now or formerly, to a bound; Dollars by certified or bank check will be Other terms to be announced at the sale. 18, 2009, and recorded in the Worcester THENCE generally westerly about ten (10) required to be paid by the purchaser at the CitiMortgage, Inc. County (Worcester District) Registry of rods, more or less, by land of one Silvan, now time and place of sale. The balance is to be Korde & Associates, P.C. Deeds in Book 45919, Page 192, of which or formerly to the easterly line of said School paid by certified or bank check at Harmon 321 Billerica Road mortgage the undersigned is the assignee Street; Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Suite 210 and the present holder, for breach of the con- THENCE generally southerly about four (4) Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 ditions of said mortgage and for the purpose rods more or less, by said Street to the bound P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, (978) 256-1500 of foreclosing, the same will be sold at public and point of beginning. Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) (CMI 11-005827/Davis)(05-11-12, 05-18-12, auction at 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday the 6th Being the same premises conveyed to the days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- 05-25-12)(287980) day of June, 2012, on the mortgaged prem- herein named mortgagor (s) by deed record- vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt May 11, 2012 ises located at 41 Lincoln Street, Webster, ed with Worcester District Registry of Deeds in full of the purchase price. The description May 18, 2012 Massachusetts, all and singular the real herewith. of the premises contained in said mortgage May 25, 2012 estate described in said mortgage as follows: The premises are to be sold subject to and shall control in the event of an error in this "...the following described property locat- with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, publication. MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF ed in the REGISTRY OF DEEDS of building and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax Other terms, if any, to be announced at REAL ESTATE WORCESTER COUNTY: titles, water bills, municipal liens and assess- the sale. By virtue and in execution of the Power of SEE EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED HERETO ments, rights of tenants and parties in pos- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. SUCCESSOR BY Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given AND INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REF- session. MERGER TO ABN AMRO MORTGAGE by Simone M. O'Connor and Sean P. ERENCE TERMS OF SALE: GROUP, INC. O'Connor a/k/a S O'Connor to Mortgage Exhibit A - Property Description A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Present holder of said mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as The land in Webster, Worcester County, AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a nominee for Met Life Home Loans, a Division Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, certified check or bank treasurer’s check will By its Attorneys, of MetLife Bank, N.A. its successors or situated on the easterly side of Lincoln be required to be delivered at or before the HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. assigns, dated October 28, 2008 and record- Street, bounded and described as follows: time the bid is offered. The successful bidder 150 California Street ed with the Worcester County (Worcester BEGINNING at the northwesterly corner will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Newton, MA 02458 District) Registry of Deeds at Book 43479, thereof at the corner of Lincoln and Agreement immediately after the close of the (617) 558-0500 Page 1 of which the Mortgage the under- Washington Streets; bidding. The balance of the purchase price 201201-0651 - BLU signed is the present holder for breach of the THENCE easterly by the southerly side of shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the May 18, 2012 conditions of said Mortgage and for the pur- Washington Street one hundred and twenty sale date in the form of a certified check, bank May 25, 2012 pose of foreclosing same will be sold at (120) feet to a stake; treasurer’s check or other check satisfactory June 1, 2012 Public Auction at 11:00 AM on June 6, 2012 THENCE southerly at a right angle to the last to Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee at 7R Oxbow Road, North Oxford, MA, all line by land now or formerly of S. Slater & reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject Turn To LEGALS, page 5 www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 5 LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page 4 portion of Lot #30 on plan entitled, "Plan of tion is on file with this court. Lakeside Development owned by C. You have the right to object to this pro- Commonwealth of Massachusetts NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Raymond and Celia T. Luther, Dudley ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your Worcester, ss. SUPERIOR COURT REAL ESTATE Massachusetts," dated September 22, 1947 attorney must file a written appearance at DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power and recorded with the Worcester District this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the CIVIL ACTION of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 149, Plan 34, return date of 05/29/2012. This day is NOT a No. 12-0924C by Christopher M. Clark and Tina M. Clark to bounded and described as follows: hearing date, but a deadline date by which To Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC, dated BEGINNING at a stake in the southerly line you have to file the written appearance if you James H. Marchand of the Town of July 14, 2005 and recorded with the of said Lakeside Drive 30 feet easterly of the object to the petition. If you fail to file the writ- Webster, County of Worcester, Worcester County (Worcester District) northeasterly corner of Lot #32 on said plan, ten appearance by the return date, action Commonwealth of Massachusetts Registry of Deeds at Book 36831, Page 156, measured along the southerly line of said may be taken in this matter without further Dorothy M. Marchand f/k/a Dorothy M. of which mortgage Salem Five Mortgage Lakeside Drive; notice to you. In addition to filing the written Mather of the Town of Dudley, County of Company, LLC is the present holder, for THENCE North 70 degrees East, 75 feet by appearance, you or your attorney must file a Worcester, Commonwealth of breach of the conditions of said mortgage the southerly line of said Lakeside Drive; written affidavit stating the specific facts and Massachusetts and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same THENCE South 20 degrees East, 136.4 feet grounds of your objection within 30 days AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on through said Lot #30 to a stake; after the return date. BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS’ AND June 15, 2012, on the mortgaged premises THENCE westerly 75.01 feet to a stake; IMPORTANT NOTICE SAILORS’ CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS located at 13 Leo Ave, Dudley, Worcester THENCE North 20 degrees West, 137.1 feet The outcome of this proceeding may limit or AMENDED: Webster Five Cents Savings County, Massachusetts, all and singular the through to center of said Lot #31 to the point completely take away the above-named per- Bank, a banking institution with a usual place premises described in said mortgage, of BEGINNING. son’s right to make decisions about personal of business in Dudley, Worcester County, TO WIT: For mortgagors' title see deed recorded affairs or financial affairs or both. The above- Commonwealth of Massachusetts claiming A certain parcel of land with the buildings with the Worcester County (Worcester named person has the right to ask for a to be the holder of a mortgage covering prop- thereon of every nature and description and District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14922, lawyer. Anyone may make this request on erty situated on June Street, Dudley, all the privileges appurtenant thereto belong- Page 399. behalf of the above-named person. If the Massachusetts, and being numbered 31 ing situated on Raymond Street and Leo These premises will be sold and con- above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, June Street, Dudley, Massachusetts given by Avenue in Dudley, Massachusetts bounded veyed subject to and with the benefit of all one may be appointed at State expense. James H. Marchand and Dorothy M. and described as follows: rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, Marchand f/k/a Dorothy M. Mather to BEGINNING at an iron pipe on the easterly right of ways, covenants, liens or claims in First Justice of this Court. Webster Five Cents Savings Bank dated July side of Raymond Street, at the northwest the nature of liens, improvements, public Date: May 04, 2012 23, 2002 recorded in Worcester District corner of tract herein described and the assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Stephen G. Abraham Registry of Deeds, Book 27055, Page 368, southwest comer of Lot #12; titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and Register of Probate has filed with said court a Complaint for THENCE N. 84° 27' 20'' E. along Lot 12, a any other municipal assessments or liens or authority to foreclose said mortgage in the distance of 161.91 feet to an iron pipe; existing encumbrances of record which are May 18, 2012 manner following: by entry on and posses- THENCE S. 90 17' 55'' E. along land nor or in force and are applicable, having priority sion of the premises therein described and formerly of Schellbach, a distance of 12.0 over said mortgage, whether or not reference by exercise of the power of sale contained in feet to an iron pipe; to such restrictions, easements, improve- (SEAL) said mortgage. THENCE S. 6° 20' 30'' E. along land of ments, liens or encumbrances is made in the THE COMMONWEALTH OF If you are entitled to the benefits of the Edward Burgett, a distance of 132.52 feet to deed. MASSACHUSETTS Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940 an iron pipe on the northerly side of Leo TERMS OF SALE: LAND COURT as amended, and you object to such foreclo- Avenue; A deposit of TEN THOUSAND DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT sure you or your attorney should file a written THENCE S. 86° 51' 45'' W. along the norther- ($10,000.00) DOLLARS by certified or bank 2012 MISC. 462026 appearance and answer in said court at ly side of Leo Avenue, a distance of 136.80 check will be required to be paid by the pur- ORDER OF NOTICE Worcester in said County on or before the feet to an iron pipe; chaser at the time and place of sale. The bal- To: nineteenth day of June next or you may be THENCE running westerly and northerly ance is to be paid by certified or bank check George Holt; Elaine D. Norris forever barred from claiming that such fore- along the northerly side of Leo Avenue on a at ABLITT|SCOFIELD, P.C., 304 Cambridge and to all persons entitled to the benefit of closure is invalid under said Act. curve to the right, having a radius of 35.0 feet Road, Woburn, MA 01801, other terms and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Witness, Barbara J. Rouse, Esquire, and a length of 54.98 feet; conditions will be provided at the place of U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Administrative Justice of said Court, this THENCE N. 3° 08' 15'' W. along the easterly sale. The description of the premises con- Wells Fargo Bank, NA eighth day of May 2012. side of Raymond Street, a distance of 115.0 tained in said mortgage shall control in the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage Dennis P. McManus, Clerk feet to the point of beginning. event of an error in this publication. covering real property in 25A HARRIS May 18, 2012 Containing an area of 25,315 square feet. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE STREET, WEBSTER given by George Holt For mortgagor's(s') title see deed record- ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. and Elaine D. Norris to Wells Fargo Bank, (SEAL) ed with Worcester County (Worcester N.A., dated August 31, 2007, and recorded COMMONWEALTH OF District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34041, Present holder of said mortgage with the Worcester County (Worcester MASSACHUSETTS Page 103. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, District) Registry of Deeds at Book 41765, LAND COURT These premises will be sold and con- as Trustee of the Home Equity Mortgage Page 234 has/have filed with this court a DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Loan Asset-Backed Trust Series INABS complaint for determination of Defendant’s/ 12 MISC 461489 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, 2007-B, Home Equity Mortgage Loan Defendants’ Servicemembers status. ORDER OF NOTICE covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Asset-Backed Certificates, Series If you now are, or recently have been, in TO: liens, improvements, public assessments, INABS 2007-B under the Pooling and the active military service of the United James G. McClements Jr., any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Servicing agreement dated States of America, then you may be entitled and to all persons entitled to the benefit of water and sewer liens and any other munici- June 1, 2007 to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 pal assessments or liens or existing encum- Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Massachusetts brances of record which are in force and are By its Attorneys, above-mentioned property on that basis, Housing Finance Agency claiming to have an applicable, having priority over said mort- then you or your attorney must file a written interest in a mortgage covering real property gage, whether or not reference to such /s/ appearance and answer in this court at in 12 State Street, Oxford given by: James G. restrictions, easements, improvements, liens Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA McClements Jr. to Mortgage Electronic or encumbrances is made in the deed. ABLITT|SCOFIELD, P.C. 02108 on or before JUN 18 2012 or you will Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for TERMS OF SALE: 304 Cambridge Road be forever barred from claiming that you are NE Moves Mortgage, LLC, dated September A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Woburn, MA 01801 entitled to the benefits of said Act. 14, 2007, and recorded in the Worcester Dollars by certified or bank check will be Telephone: 781-246-8995 Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER Chief County (Worcester District) County Registry required to be paid by the purchaser at the Fax: 781-246-8994 Justice of this Court on MAY 7 2012. of Deeds in Book 41802, at Page 41 time and place of sale. The balance is to be Attest: has/have filed with this court a complaint for paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Date: April 30, 2012 Deborah J. Patterson determination of Defendant’s/ Defendants’ Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Recorder Servicemembers status. If you now are, or Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to C122.0262-FR- Welch 201201-1570-YEL within the past 90 days have been, in the P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, May 18, 2012 active military service of the United States of Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) May 18, 2012 America, then you may be entitled to the days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- May 25, 2012 benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt June 1, 2012 Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the in full of the purchase price. The description (SEAL) above-mentioned property on that basis, of the premises contained in said mortgage DUDLEY CONSERVATION THE COMMONWEALTH OF then you or your attorney must file a written shall control in the event of an error in this COMMISSION MASSACHUSETTS appearance and answer in this court at publication. Public Hearing Notice LAND COURT Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 Other terms, if any, to be announced at A Public Hearing will be held at the Dudley DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT on or before 11th day of June, 2012 or you the sale. Municipal Complex, 71 West Main Street in 2012 MISC. 461725 will be forever barred from claiming that you SALEM FIVE MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC Dudley, MA at 6:30 PM on May 23 to consid- ORDER OF NOTICE are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Present holder of said mortgage er a Notice of Intent from John Healy for the To: Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER, Chief property located at: 40 Fish Rd. for rebuild Bernard LaBranche Jr.; Heather LaBranche Justice of said Court on 27th day of April, By its Attorneys, new home. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of 2012. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. This is a Public Hearing under the require- the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson 150 California Street ments of G.L. CH. 131 §40, as amended. U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Recorder Newton, MA 02458 Plans are available at the Conservation Wells Fargo Bank, NA (10100.92(Y))(McClements)(05-18- (617) 558-0500 Commission office at the Dudley Municipal claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage 12)(288236) 201202-0214 - GRN Complex on Mondays and Tuesdays from covering real property in 103 Gore Road, May 18, 2012 May 18, 2012 12:30-4:30 PM. For more information, call Webster given by Bernard LaBranche Jr. and May 25, 2012 508-949-8011. Heather LaBranche to Mortgage Electorinc Commonwealth of Massachusetts June 1, 2012 May18, 2012 Registration Systems, Inc., dated January The Trial Court 26, 2007, and recorded with the Worcester Probate and Family Court NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF County (Worcester District) Registry of Worcester Probate and Family Court REAL ESTATE Deeds at Book 40594, Page 265 and now 225 Main Street By virtue and in execution of the Power Commonwealth of Massachusetts held by the plaintiff by assignment has/have Worcester, MA 01608 of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given The Trial Court filed with this court a complaint for determi- (508) 831-2200 by Joseph A. Welch and Lori J. Welch to Worcester Probate and Family Court nation of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Docket No. WO12P1365EA Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, 225 Main Street Servicemembers status. In the Estate of: Viviene A Serbekis Inc. as Nominee for IndyMac Bank, F.S.B., Worcester, MA 01608 If you now are, or recently have been, in (Leaving Property in Webster, MA) dated April 25, 2007 and recorded with the Docket No. WO12P1169PM the active military service of the United Late of: Seminole, FL 33776 Worcester County (Worcester District) CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION States of America, then you may be entitled Date of Death: 12/26/2010 Registry of Deeds in Book 41162, Page 368 FOR APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil NOTICE OF PETITION FOR of which mortgage Deutsche Bank National OR OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the APPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC Trust Company, as Trustee of the Home PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 & above-mentioned property on that basis, ADMINISTRATOR Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Trust §5-405 then you or your attorney must file a written To all persons interested in the above cap- Series INABS 2007-B, Home Equity In the matter of: Rita Dumouchel appearance and answer in this court at tioned estate, a petition has been presented Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, Of: Dudley, MA Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA requesting that Vincent A Vilkas of Series INABS 2007-B under the Pooling and RESPONDENT 02108 on or before JUNE 18, 2012 or you Shrewsbury, MA or some other suitable per- Servicing agreement dated June 1, 2007 is (Person to be Protected/Minor) will be forever barred from claiming that you son be appointed public administrator of said the present holder, by assignment for breach To the named Respondent and all other inter- are entitled to the benefits of said Act. estate to serve Without Surety. of the conditions of said mortgage and for the ested persons, a petition has been filed by Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER Chief IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold Susan Gilma of Dudley, MA in the above cap- Justice of this Court on MAY 03, 2012. YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A at Public Auction at 10:00 AM on June 8, tioned matter alleging that Rita Dumouchel Attest: WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT 2012, on the mortgaged premises located at is in need of a Conservator or other protec- Deborah J. Patterson AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN 10 Lakeside Drive, Dudley, MA 01571, all tive order and requesting that Albertina Recorder O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON and singular the premises described in said Cerveira-Hajjar of Brookline, MA (or some 201106-0286-BLU 06/05/2012. mortgage, other suitable person) be appointed as May 18, 2012 WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First TO WIT: Conservator to serve Without Surety on the Justice of this Court. A certain tract or parcel of land, with the bond. 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SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING DUDLEY – DUDLEY – WEBSTER CHARLTON – Charlton Reservoir! WEBSTER – 4A Kenneth Ave! DUDLEY – 23 Oakwood Dr! Well 17 Charlton Road! 6 Rm 311 Mason Rd Ext! 8 Room DUDLEY – 5 Prospect Ave! Down Sizing, WEBSTER – 41 Cudworth Rd! Ideal - 3 Rodio Dr! 7 Rm Split! Waterfront 7 Rm Colonial! Open Flr Young 6 Rm Contemp Colonial! 2 Maintained! Water View! Applianced! Ranch! 1/3Acre! Frplcd Liv Rm! AppliancedSplit Set on Beautiful Half Acre Lot! Main Right Sizing or 1st Time Sizing! 4+ Rm 1 Level Living! All Good Size Rooms! Close to 395 & Schools! Hrdwds Plan! Granite Kitchen! Din & Liv Rms Story Tiled Entry! Gas Frplce Liv & Eat In Kit w/Custom Cabinets! Master 15.5X18.6 Liv Rm w/New Hrdwds & Throughout! Open Liv & Din Rms! 3 Large Liv Rm! New Ceramic Bath! 2 & Lower Level Kitchens- In-Law Ranch! Silestone & Granite Counters! Bdrms! Large Bath! Walk-out Lower w/Hrdwds! Lake Facing Master Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Kit w/Tile & S&S Large Bdrms! Refinished Hrdwds! w/Dble Closet & Ceiling Fan! 2/3 Bdrms! Potential! 3 Bedrooms w/Hardwood Tile Kitchen! 19’ Living Room! Lower Recessed Lighting! Stainless Steel Den w/Built-ins! Wall to Wall over Applianced Kit w/New Hrdwds! Dining Level Fam Rm/Separate Heat! New Ext w/Master Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! Appliances! Marble Backsplash! Updated Electrical, Roof, Windows & Floors! 2 Full Baths! Garage, Deck & Level Family Room or Second Bedroom! Doors! Recent Buderus Furnace & Master w/Walk-in Closet & Bath! 2.5 Hrdwds! Full Bath! New Furnace & Rm w/New Hrdwds! 2 Spacious Bdrms! 20x20’ Fam Rm w/Pellet Stove! Enclosed Siding! Recent Oil Furnace! Walk To Shed! Needs Updating But Well Worth It! Tile Bath! Detached Garage! Recent Windows! Garage! Nicely Landscaped! Porch! Detached 2 Car Garage w/Full Baths Total! 3 Bdrms! Future Fam Recent Windows! Garage! Deck! 1st Floor Laundry! Easy 395 Access! Beach! 14x16 Deck! Garage! Town $169,900.00 $139,900.00 “Metal” Roof! $109,900.00 $189,900.00 $209,900.00 Second Floor! $389,900.00 Rm! Buderus! $249,900.00 Services! $174,900.00

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Open House Directory Deadline: Monday at 10am Visit erakey.com (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult C21 Maher is now ERA Key Realty! (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE MMOOVVEE SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2012 DUDLEY Sandra Ann Marie 22 Lakeview Ave S 12-2 $274,900 Remax Advantage 1 Loughlin Sturbridge - Picturesque 7 rm, 3 lg Sorensen YOUR HOUSE WITH bdrms, 2 full baths & built-ins every- 508-612-8864 508-769-2605 where! Lg LR w/gas insert FP. Family Oxford - Oxford/Auburn line, 2 bedroom, Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 room w/beautiful picture windows over- Bright & Sunny Cape styled detached looking 25+ acres! Vinyl fenced inground Condo! Hardwood, Sunroom, cul de sac THE CLASSIFIEDS pool, enclosed sun porch, central air & neighborhood! $165,900. 4 Barry Ave S 12-2 $212,500 Remax Advantage 1 detached 2 car garage. $400,000. Call ERA Key Realty for a private showing! Call ERA Key Realty for a private showing! 866-437-2539 / (866)4ERAKEY SUNDAY, MAY 20,Maria 2012 Reed 508-873-9254 866-437-2539 / (866)4ERAKEY DUDLEY When it 61 Dudley Hill Rd S 1-3 $164,900 Remax Advantage 1 Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 Sue Joyce OPEN HOUSE 5/20 • 10:30-12:30 Kusz comes to 68 Airport Rd S 1-3 $219,900 Remax Advantage 1 Johnson 508-864-5177 508-958-1742 North Brookfield – Lovely oversized split Spencer – Spacious 2 Family with w/spacious rooms! Fireplaced LR w/hdwd expansion potential on 3rd floor. Vinyl moving real Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 flrs, DR opens to Lg 4 season sunroom sided, garage, 1/3 acre lot! $99,900 overlooking beautiful flat yard! 3 bdrms Call ERA Key Realty for a private showing! Oakview Estates D 1-3 $199,900 Remax Advantage 1 w/hdwds, finished lower level w/FP, half 866-437-2539 / (866)4ERAKEY estate, the bath & walk out to covered patio! Central Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 air! $225,000. 137 Ward Street Call ERA Key Realty for a private showing! Classifieds 17 Lyons Rd S 3-5 $284,900 Coldwell Banker 866-437-2539 / (866)4ERAKEY

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** 1500+ S.F. Ranch ** oil heat, newer boiler WEBSTER LAKE ~ LONG ISLAND WEBSTER LAKE ~ 22 SOUTH POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE ~ 2 CHECKERBERRY WEBSTER ~ 64 OLD DOUGLAS RD. ** 3 BR, 1 BA ** first floor familyroom ** gleaming hardwoods ** fireplaced livingroom ** SS applianced kitchen ** public utilities ** 1 car garage ** large level backyard LEASED! New Price Webster Lake Lot Prime Waterfront Island Building Lot! Private Lakefront Retreat Unique Contemporary Cape! Perfect Vacation Dream Get-away, Southern exposure! Panaramic view! A rare 2+ Ac waterfront estate, Yrrnd 2,800sf 1 Acre+! Vaulted Ceiling, Frplc, Spacious 6,245 sf, 50' Frontage, Clear & Level, Breathtaking morning sunrises! Architectural home, 3 BRs, 3 1/2 Baths, waterviews from every drawings! Engineered and approved, conser- room! Available for Purchase, 1031 Exchange, Mstr BR, 2-1st Flr BRs, Loft Study, Town Wtr/Swr, Electric & Cable at Lot! vation site plan! Town services! Buy now, Lease Purchase, Summer or Long Term Rental. Incredible Detd Garage w/500 sf Heated • Plot Plan Available $189,000. enjoy the summer $169,900 $5,000 per month Studio $239,900. WEBSTER - 25 NELSON ST WEBSTER - 88 LAKE STREET DUDLEY - 18 GEORGE ST 3 EXTRAORDINARY RESIDENTIAL LOTS R DREAM HOME SITES! ASSISTED SALE DUDLEY: ASSISTED SALE Affordable 3 BR Cape! Center Rd - Two prime 2+ Renovated Cape! Acre Cleared Lots Starting at $65,000 Assisted New kitchen, Stainless Appliances, Bath, 1st Flr Mstr BR, Hrdwd Flrs Cedar Closet, WEBSTER: 52 Upper Gore Rd - 1 Acre 4 Bdrm Cape! Fireplace! 2 car garage, Windows, & Electrical! FHW.OIL. 2 Car Garage! Garage, $2,000. Buyer Cr for Upgrades or Overlooking Webster Lake $97,900 E corner lot! $119,900 $129,900 Closing Costs! $129,900. Buy Lot Direct or Build to Suit A “Call to inquire about our Short Sale - Fast Track Program”

Like New! Waterfront Big Roomy House Open House Sun 2-4 www.NewEnglandMoves.com THOMPSON,CT WEBSTER • $689,900 WEBSTER • $219,500 WEBSTER • $359,900 WEBSTER • $174,900 1350 Thompson Rd 9 Arthur Remillard Way 6 Plasse Court 24 Oakwood Dr. (off Kingsbury) 11 Deslauriers Ave Like new! Sunny! 2900 sq. ft. Colonial. 1200 ft. waterfront on 5 acres on Custom built with pristine condi- Off E. Main St. 5 rms on 1st flr has L 8 rooms, 1.5 bath, 4 bedroom two bdrms and large walk up attic 2 story foyer, HW flrs, tile, appliances, Webster Lake! Wonderful 8 rm tion. 8 rms, 2641 sq.ft., 2 car Inger Christensen island in kitch., master suite, 2.5 baths, ranch with Brady sunrooms. Deck, Colonial, Birch Cabinets, garage, 1 acre, granite kitchen, space. Walk-out basement has 1/2 bath, laundry area. Large 2 car 27 ft fireplaced FR to deck, central air, fireplace, 2 car garage, hardwood Fireplace, Corner lot, hardwood fplcd fam rm., Mstr suite, deck, 508-769-3823 floors, central air, walk out base- floors, 1st floor laundry. garage. Yard, Sunny 4 Rms on 2 car gar., stone wall $329,900 frml din rm. 2nd Flr 508-987-1303 ment, view, very private. Time to sell or buy... Call Inger

Joanne Fontaine New Price Open House Sun 3-5 Brand New 508-479-9691 For Rent UXBRIDGE • $209,900 DUDLEY • $284,900 THOMPSON, CT-$215,000 DOUGLAS • $139,900 581 Fabyan Rd WEBSTER • $230,000 9 Ascot Lane 17 Lyons Rd (near courthouse) 24 Charles St, U-8 7 rm beautiful, clean, sunny New sunny 1200 sq. ft., 41 Brook St Upgraded 6rm 2 lge br Licensed in MA & CT Like new sunny bright 5 Rm, Colonial. Large FR with cathedral 3 Bdrm ranch, large level yard, For Rent $895. 2nd Floor. Sunny 6 E Townhouse, c/a, cab pkd kitch 1700 sq. ft., 2 baths, garage, gar- ceiling and fireplace, hdwd floors, 2 slider to deck, island kitchen, 1 room apartment. Dead end street. View more properties at w/all appl, bay window, pkg, den, nice view over garden area story foyer, maple cabinets, island in car garage, FHWH, Close to school. Newly painted. www.IngerC.com yard. kitchen, sliders to deck and pool, Farmers porch No pets. Available Now. S level yard. Must see! 943-4900 * 987-8400 Brenda Ryan Jan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Broker- DiGregorio Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” OFF EXIT 1 - RT. 395 - THOMPSON RD., WEBSTER, MASS. Marc D. Becker, Carla Manzi, Brokers 201 SOUTH STREET, T SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 1-800-784-0445 Robin Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Giguere FAX: 508-765-2698 Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Rivera Now offering rental services HISTORIC LOW INTEREST RATES Southbridge Sturbridge: Extremely Open House 12-2pm Sunday A Southbridge: Wonderful Antique well maintained over- Colonial that shows constant care sized mobile home in PEN HOUSE NEW PRICE NEW LISTING O & love! 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 1 Kelly Park! 6 rooms 2 1/2 baths. Exceptionally large bedrooms. Rooms are rooms and CLOSETS! Large eat WEBSTER -- Excellent 3166 sq. ft. Colonial in great WEBSTER LAKE - Attention Lake lovers!!! Fabulous corner in kitchen full of cabinets & lots of bright & sunny open end unit on the Marina at Treasure Island! Quality renovations counter space. Formal diningroom. Sun filled enclosed floor plan. Huge added neighborhood has just about everything for your family - porch-plant paradise! 2 year old furnace, replacement win- - 4 bedrooms -- 2.5 ceramic baths -- Great Room with include gorgeous "open" kitchen with granite center isle, stain- family room & office. dows, & circuit breakers. In town location on small cul-de- vaulted ceiling and Rustic stone fireplace -- granite coun- less appliances and ample cabinets. Sliders off dining area to sac. Level yard. $99,900.1 Chapin Ct. Shed. $59,900 plus park share. tertops and lots of cabinets in the kitchen featuring deck overlooking your nearby deeded boat slips and Middle T Pond. Two large bedrooms, Master with full bath and beauti- breakfast bar and dining area with sliders to spacious 60 Southbridge Woodstock, CT: Private ful double sink marble vanity. Custom red birch and oak Open House 12-2pm Sunday Estate! 7 room 4 bed- ft. trex deck -- formal dining room -- living room - 1st floors. Upgraded stairways and rails. Lower level fireplaced Southbridge: Pride of Ownership! room 1 1/2 bath floor laundry -- breezeway -- 2-car garage with 24x24 family room with 1/2 bath and walk-out to patio. Recent Meticulously maintained through- Game Room above, perfect for pool table -- bar, 1/2 bath OPEN HOUSE out! 6 rooms 3 bedrooms (including Colonial! Set way back replacement windows and garage door. Desirable end location 1st floor bed) 1 1/2 baths. from road surrounded -- 18x36 inground pool w/new liner -- walkout basement steps to beach, heated pool and marina. Guest parking spaces Livingroom with hardwood floors & by woods & nature! 2 -- Must see! nearby. Move right in, just in time for summer! unusual European tiled wood stove car attached garage. R/E Tax $4,084 $354,900 R/E Tax $3,002 $419,900 E insert. Lovely enclosed porch to expansive wrap around deck Fireplace. First floor office or bedroom. Built in overlooking yard & woods. Finished basement with walkout. 1 car 1986. Farmer’s porch. 2 acres! $229,900. WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING garage. Desirable neighborhood. $184,900. 177 Hillside Rd SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 50TH YEAR IN BUSINESS Warren: Pride of Ownership Brimfield: Waterview with shines throughout this home! Water rights to Little Alum Custom open floor plan. Pond! Contemporary Modern Cathedral ceilings. 7 rooms 4 4 room home with 2 bed- bedrooms 2 1/2 baths. 2 fire- rooms! Beautiful remodeled places! THIS SUMMER- kitchen with granite counters. VACATION AT HOME! Young Stainless Steel appliances. 2 salt water inground heated decks. Pellet stove. Shed. pool! 2 car garage.2.59acres. New Job out of state. Very short walk to beach & boat access. Move in condition. $209,900. $164,900. 15 houses are on deposit! Actively looking to list homes in Charlton.

“Names you know, 508-943-7669 TWILIGHT OPEN HOUSES This is the 508-949-3205 people you trust” at Oakview Estates place to sell Thursday 5:30-7 your home! beginning 5-17-12 Jo-Ann Szymczak JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor Connie Nedoroscik Your ad will be Marketing Co-ordinator LICENSED IN MA & CT • Now is a great time to buy! - PRICE REDUCED - $219,900 mailed to DUDLEY - NEW LISTING - $164,900 DUDLEY * 2 Bedrooms * 2 Fireplaces 50,000+ * Hardwood floors * Family Room OPEN HOUSE OPENSUN HOUSE 1-3 * 27’ LV/DR SUN 1-3 * Updated Kitchen * Recent furnace * 2 baths households 61 Dudley Hill Rd 68 Airport Rd throughout DUDLEY WATERFRONT - $274,900 DUDLEY - RENT OR BUY DUDLEY - CONTEMPORARY - $212,500 • Newly sided *3BR * Cathedrals * Cathedrals Southern • Maple Kitchen PEN HOUSE 239,900 * Finished LL * New maple O SAT 12-2 $ PEN HOUSE • 2 BR • 94’ frontage includes fam rm O SAT 12-2 kitchen Worcester • Flagstone Patio $1,500/MO. w/kitchen *3BR • walk out lower level * 2 baths * Fireplace * VIEW NOW! County. 22 Lakeview Ave 12 Glendale Dr • Call Maria 508-873-9254 4 Barry Ave • Call Maria 508-873-9254 WEBSTER - NEW CONSTRUCTION DUDLEY - MOTIVATED - 52’ SPLIT OAKVIEW ESTATES 55+ COMMUNITY Call your local SUNDAY 1-3

NERGY $199,900 E PEN HOUSE sales O SUN 1-3 EFFICIENT off Old Southbridge Rd. representative OXFORD - 15 ACRES today! • 2 Fireplaces • Hardwood RENTALS • Sided • Great Yard * Sided Cape * 3+ BR’s WEBSTER * Select styles now * Mid $200’s New Price $229,900 $ 300’s - SF house 1-800-367- * Small barn/ $1500/mo.Spacious 3BRs & 2 * Call for details Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-943-7669 gar. bath Ranch w/beach & boating 6 Groveland (off School St.) 33 June St 112 Old Webster Rd rights very close by. Central Air! Lg FP living rm w/wet bar. 1st flr 9898 laundry. Oil OR electric heat. TOBIN FARMS - Twilight Open Houses beginning 5-20-12 WEBSTER - 4RM, 1BR Apt. OXFORD - $175,000 Great $625/mo. Gas Heat, HW flrs, SOUTHBRIDGE - Check this out new windows & kitchen, porch. Opportunity to start your own Coin-op. Off-st. parking. for $169,900!! Bright & business and potential to GOT A HOUSE Spacious 2 family on a .15 acre expand! Mixed use property DUDLEY - SF house $1300/mo. Spacious 3BRs & 1 bath Ranch, lot. 1st flr unit has 6 rms 3 brs, with 3 rm office space in the garage, lg kitchen, HW flrs. FOR SALE? 1-1/2 baths. Renovated 2nd unit front and two apts with 2BRs Enclosed porch on private lot. features a huge family room for a each.Start your own business SOUTHBRIDGE - 3BR Apt. total of 9 rooms, 5 brs. Laundry while reaping income from rent- $750/mo. 3rd flr, gas heat, hookups in each! Great for ed apartments. Main Street loca- Close to downtown conven- Look for that new home in our real estate section. owner occupied w/a large family. tion=plenty of traffic iences. www.webstertimes.net Friday, May 18, 2012 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 CALENDAR The calendar page is a free service Control, Kritter Sitter Pet Care and Saturday, May 19. Refreshments will Road, Dudley (Please enter to the whirl. offered for listings for government, Grooming, Second Chance Animal be available. right side entrance). The class is educational and nonprofit organiza- Shelter, Renee Plaisance Pet taught by Sharon Pelletier and is tions. Send all calendar listings and Massage, House Rabbit Network OXFORD — The Oxford/Webster open to the public. The class fee is $5 FRIDAY happenings by mail to Ann Tremblay and Emma’s Alpacas. There will be Youth Football and Cheer per person, per class (cancer at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, a “Cutest Pet Contest” from 12:30 to 1 Association is holding a REGISTRA- patients are always free). Proceeds MAY 25 Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at p.m. All must be leashed and have TION DAY for all children interested are donated to the church. How Do I DUDLEY — Come join our DROP (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail to atrem- up-to-date rabies vaccinations. in participating in either the foot- Sign Up? Just show up and pay when IN KNITTING GROUP at the Pearle [email protected]. Please ball or the cheer program from 9 you arrive. No need to sign up ahead L. Crawford Memorial Library on write “calendar” in the subject line. DUDLEY — There will be a a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday,May 19 in the of time as there is plenty of space Schofield Avenue in Dudley. We All calendar listings must be submit- PLANT SALE sponsored by Dudley lower cafeteria of the Oxford available. If it is your first class, meet from 10 a.m. to noon on ted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be pub- Conservation Land Trust (DCLT) on Community Center, 4 Maple Road, please arrive 15 minutes early to Fridays. All ages and levels (from lished in the following Friday’s edi- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May Oxford. If you would like more complete a health form. Who can beginner to expert) of knitters are tion. All calendar items will be insert- 19 and Sunday,May 20 in the parking information on the program please come to class? Senior citizens, men welcome. For more information, call ed under the actual date of the event. lot of Marty’s Liquors, 119 West visit www.piratesayfc.org and you and women and/or any adult who is Mary Kunkel at (508) 943-8107 or The Webster Times will print such Main St., Dudley featuring heirloom can fill out our contact form or looking for a gentle yoga class to Jacqueline Vassar at (508) 892-4754. listings as space allows. tomatoes, cemetery baskets, email [email protected]. build range of motion and flexibility Memorial Day planters, re-usable while sitting in a chair.Just received OXFORD — The Oxford Senior garden items, container gardens as surgery and need physical move- Social BINGO will be held at 5:30 ONGOING well as Adirondack Chairs and SUNDAY ments on the lighter side? This is p.m. every Friday for seniors ages 55 Container Garden raffles. For infor- also a great class. Come have fun, and up behind the Town Hall. Doors DUDLEY — The Black Tavern mation please contact DCLT at 508- MAY 20 stretch, flex and flow while being open at 4 p.m. Refreshments avail- Historical Society is conducting its 940-0250. WEBSTER— Tri-State Country around your friends in a relaxing able. For more information, call annual membership drive. Through Music Lovers welcomes all to the environment. Please wear sneakers, Fran at 508-987-2353. our modest dues, $10 per individual WEBSTER — The annual American Legion Post on the corner bring water and a big smile. Chairs and $15 per family, we are able to Community Cat Connection (CCC) of School and Houghton for the best will be provided. *In your best inter- provide historical and educational KITTEN SHOWER will be held from in live COUNTRY MUSIC every est, consult your health care SATURDAY speakers, concerts and conduct 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 19 Sunday. Doors open at 3 p.m. with provider before taking this or any tours of our historic building. at the American Legion, 9 Houghton music and dancing from 4-8 p.m. exercise program. MAY 26 If you have not received a form in St. (on the corner of School Street) Admission is $10 per person with a WEBSTER — The the mail and would like to support in Webster. There will be a Lasagna 50/50 raffle weekly.Country karaoke Webster/Dudley American Legion, the Black Tavern Historical Society lunch at noon, door prizes and raf- with Emily follows in the down- WEDNESDAY corner of School and Houghton by becoming a member, please call fles. The cost is $7 for adults and $3 stairs lounge every Saturday from 7 Streets in Webster, will hold a MEAT Nancy Roy at (508) 943-7875, Chris for children 10 and under. The CCC p.m. to midnight. MAY 23 RAFFLE at 4 p.m. every Saturday. Ducharme at (508) 943-8782 or Linda Kitten Wish List includes paper tow- OXFORD — The Nipmuck COIN All meat is provided by Market Bazinet at (508) 943-5509 or visit our els, bleach, dishwasher and laundry CLUB meets the fourth Wednesday Basket of Oxford. Get your tickets website at detergent, cat litter, pans and scoops MONDAY of each month at the Oxford Senior early! www.theblacktavern.com. Please and more. Center, 323 Main St., behind the help us preserve this “gem on the MAY 21 Oxford Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. For WEBSTER — There will be a char- hill.” WORCESTER — Local Amnesty OXFORD – The First more information, contact Dick Lisi ity CAR WASH from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. International Group #356 (central Congregational Church Theater at [email protected]. Saturday, May 26 at the Webster WEBSTER — The Webster Fire MA, northeast CT) and the group is holding AUDITIONS from 6 Town Hall. The suggested donation Department is seeking applications Unitarian Universalist Church of to 8 p.m. Monday, May 21, WEBSTER — The Webster Dudley is $5 per vehicle. All proceeds will for their RECRUIT TRAINING PRO- Worcester present STEPHEN Wednesday, May 23 and Friday, May Business Alliance will sponsor a benefit the Oxford/Webster Pirates GRAM. The Recruit Training pro- COLLINS in a one-man show enti- 25 for “Godspell” at First free “Grow Your Business” NET- youth football and cheere. gram teaches candidates basic fire- tled “A Search for Justice” on Congregational Church of Oxford, WORKING NIGHT on Wednesday, Volunteers are needed for this car fighting skills, CPR, and first aid. Saturday, May 19 at 7 p.m. at the U.C.C., 355 Main St. Talented May 23 from 6-7:30 p.m. at Point wash. Any interested participants The Recruit Training Program is UUCW, 90 Holden St. in Worcester. singers, dancers, actors, musicians, Breeze Restaurant, 114 Point Breeze can call Krista Lewis at 508-980-9101. the first step to becoming a regular Tickets $10 at the door. Reception etc., are invited to audition. No expe- Road in Webster. Hosted by Herlihy Players and cheerleaders are strong- call/volunteer firefighter for the with light refreshments to follow. rience necessary. Rehearsals will be Insurance Group. Light appetizers ly encouraged to volunteer. This is town of Webster. Anyone interested For more information or directions held from 6 to 8 p.m. every Monday will be served. All local business your league. Show your Pirates should apply at Webster Fire call 508-943-8122. For information on and Wednesday. Showtimes are owners are invited to attend and will Pride and volunteer at the car wash. Department headquarters, 55 Stephen Collins visit August 3, 4 and 5. have the opportunity to give a one- www.PiratesAYFC.org Thompson Road, Monday through www.unlaunchedvoices.com. All minute commercial about their Friday, 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. or Saturday, proceeds to benefit Amnesty business. RSVP to contact@thewd- 8 a.m. till noon. International and UUCW. TUESDAY ba.org or call 508-949-6232. SUNDAY

OXFORD — We are trying to build WEBSTER — The Son’s of the MAY 22 MAY 27 a new animal shelter for the town of American Legion Post #184 in DUDLEY — Do you love to SING? THURSDAY WEBSTER— Tri-State Country Oxford. The current kennel is 40 Webster will be hosting the annual Did you sing in school and or with a Music Lovers welcomes all to the years old and horribly rundown. STEAK DINNER on May 19 at the church choir? Are you currently not MAY 24 American Legion Post on the corner There are only two functioning dog post home. Tickets are on sale at the attending another church and are WEBSTER — OPEN MIC NIGHT of School and Houghton for the best runs and no air conditioning. The bar or from any son’s member and wishing that you had that musical will be held at 7 p.m. every Thursday in live COUNTRY MUSIC every whole shelter is only 200 square feet still at $15 per person. The meal will outlet? Do you enjoy singing a range at the Webster/Dudley American Sunday. Doors open at 3 p.m. with and all species are in the same room. consist of grilled BBQ steaks, baked of traditional to contemporary Legion, corner of School and music and dancing from 4-8 p.m. Please consider making a donation. potato, green beans, salad, rolls and Christian music? If you are fun-lov- Houghton Streets in Webster. If you Admission is $10 per person with a Every little bit helps. Make checks butter. Serving begins at 5 p.m. All ing, hard-working and enjoy being sing, play an instrument or have a Turn To CALENDAR, page 12 payable to: Town of Oxford and mail proceeds benefit our scholarship part of a group committed to mak- few jokes to tell, stop down and give to: Oxford Animal Shelter fund. ing beautiful music and growing it Committee, Town of Oxford, 325 together, come join us at our a Main St., Oxford, MA 01540. WEBSTER — OPEN MIC NIGHT Tuesday evening rehearsals at 7 p.m. at the PACC, Harris Street, hosted at the First Congregational Church OXFORD —AND CHILD by Gerry Cullan will be held from 8 of Dudley located right next to TOGETHER TIME (PACT) for age p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday, May 19. Nichols College. If you have any Cell: 508-963-2018 • Office: 508-635-6621 • www.lisawesterman.com birth through 5 at the Oxford Public No cover charge. Performers questions, feel free to contact Library. Choice of 10 to 11:30 a.m. or include Wayne Paige, J. Edward [email protected] or at (860) Webster - Pristine 3 bedroom 2 bath Young Colonial in neighborhood setting. Cabinet- 4 to 5:30 p.m. monthly sessions. Age- Ferguson, Larry, Chris Prokop and 935 5219. packed eat in kitchen. Front to back 25x12 living appropriate stories and activities, as Generations Unlimited. Open spots PEN HOUSE room with Fireplace. French doors lead to deck well as suggestions for activities to are always available! DUDLEY — Get Fit While You Sit O overlooking private back yard. Front to back – CHAIR YOGA. Class runs weekly, SUN. 5/20 • 11:30-1:30 25x12 Master Bedroom with lots of closet space. do at home. Cost is free. Registration Full basement with natural light. 2 Car Garage. is required. Sponsored by Partners WEBSTER – Holy Trinity Church, every Tuesday from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Minutes to major routes & Webster Lake. Move with Parents. For application, con- 68 Lake St., Webster will have a in Jacob’s Hall at the First in condition - Only 9 years old! 46 Brookside Ave. tact Danielle Morrow at dmor- YARD SALE and FLEA MARKET Congregational Church, 135 Center $219,900 [email protected], or (508) 987-0829, ext. from 8 19. a.m. to 1 p.m., FRIDAY MAY 18 DUDLEY — Come join our DROP IN KNITTING GROUP at the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library on Schofield Avenue in Dudley. We meet from 10 a.m. to noon on Fridays. All ages and levels (from beginner to expert) of knitters are welcome. For more information, call Mary Kunkel at (508) 943-8107 or Jacqueline Vassar at (508) 892-4754.

OXFORD — The Oxford Senior Social BINGO will be held at 5:30 p.m. every Friday for seniors ages 55 and up behind the Town Hall. Doors open at 4 p.m. Refreshments avail- able. For more information, call Fran at 508-987-2353. SATURDAY MAY 19 WEBSTER — The Webster/Dudley American Legion, corner of School and Houghton Streets in Webster, will hold a MEAT RAFFLE at 4 p.m. every Saturday. All meat is provided by Market Basket of Oxford. Get your tickets early!

WEBSTER —The Ladies Auxiliary monthly MEAT RAFFLE will be held at 2 p.m. on the third Saturday of the month at the Webster/Dudley American Legion, corner of School and Houghton Streets in Webster.

WEBSTER — Long Subaru’s free LOVE-A-PET event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 19 at 7 Sutton Road, Webster. There will be prizes, giveaways and more. Also present will be PT Pet Supply, Central Mass. disaster Animal Response, Sunny Day Photography, Greyhound Friends Inc., BV Cars, Inc. Hebert Honey, Webster Animal 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, May 18, 2012 www.webstertimes.net The week ahead in local music happenings

FRIDAY, MAY 18 Douglas, Mass. • Sean Ryan, 8 p.m., The Dark Horse, FRIDAY, MAY 25 GETTING • Relative Sound, 9 p.m., Southbridge, Mass. • Doctor Robert, 9 p.m., The Village Lounge, • Open Mic Night hosted by Gerry Cullan, 8 • Rob Adams, 6 p.m., Le Mirage, June St., Sakura Tokyo, Park Ave IN Woodstock, Conn. p.m., PACC, 37 Harris Street, Webster, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. • Jailbreak, 9 p.m., JD • Joe St. Germain Band, 8:30 p.m., Bella’s • Spare Parts, 8 p.m., The Blue Plate, 661 • Small Names, 7 p.m., Mill TUNE Coopers, Putnam, Conn. Martini Bar, Putnam, Conn. Main Street, Holden, Mass. Church Cafe, Millbury,Mass. • Brandt Taylor, 8:30 p.m., • Joel Cage, 8 p.m., The Vanilla Bean Café, • Moose & The High Tops, 8 p.m., Wales Irish • Cooper Joner, 8 p.m., MARK Bella’s Martini Bar, Putnam, Pomfret, Conn., $12 Pub, Wales, Mass. Wales Irish Pub, Wales, • Cosby Sweaters, 9 p.m., TJ O’Brien’s, RENBURKE Conn. • Desert Rain Trio, The Gold Eagle @ The Mass. Laurel House, 395 exit 94, Dayville, Conn. Sturbridge, Mass. • McMurphy’s, 9 p.m., TJ • The Fever Band, 9 p.m., Sneakers, Ashford, • Mobile Deathcamp w/Hemlock, Left Hand O’Brien’s, Sturbridge, Mass. SATURDAY, MAY 19 Conn. Backwards & more TBA, 6:30 p.m., Mill Street • The Monogram Apparel Tour w/Anomia, Brews, Mass., $10 & All Ages Battleships, Johnny Booth, Widow Sunday, • Doctor Robert, 9 p.m., Sakura Tokyo, Park SUNDAY, MAY 20 • Open Boxxy, 9 p.m., The Pump House, The Viking, Footage of the Yeti & Sunken Ave Worcester, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. Ships, 6:30 p.m., Mill Street Brews, Mass., $10 • Moral Dilemma, 9:30 p.m., Jillian’s, 315 • Jam w/Reid Trevaskis, 4 p.m., Dunnys • Just For Kicks, 9 p.m., The Dark Horse, & All Ages Groove St, Worcester, Mass. Tavern, East Brookfield, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. • White Rose Confession, 9 p.m., The Pump • Rigagoo, Dunny’s Tavern, East Brookfield, • Tom Conlon, 10:30 am, First • Evening with Brian Benoit, 9 p.m., The House, Southbridge, Mass. Mass. Congregational Church of Douglas, 3 Village Lounge, Woodstock, Conn. • James Keyes, 9 p.m., The Dark Horse, • Ned Lucas Band, 9 p.m., T.J. O’Brien’s, Common Street, Douglas, Mass. • Jenelle, 8:30 p.m., Bella’s Martini Bar, Sturbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. TUESDAY, MAY 22 Putnam, Conn. • Driving Reign, 7 p.m., The Stillwater cafe, • Open Boxxy, 9 p.m., The Pump House, River Community Church, 164 Davis Street, Southbridge, Mass. • Relative Sound, 4 p.m., Route 56 Roadside SATURDAY, MAY 26 Bar & Grill, N. Oxford, Mass. • Dan & Dorette, 8 p.m., Periwinkle’s, • Open Mic w/Brett Brumby, 7 p.m., Point Auburn, Mass. Breeze, Webster, Mass. • Rob Adams, 6 p.m., Rovezzi’s, Sturbridge, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 Mass. Hewitt – The Toughest Boat Lifts • Mr. Strickland, 9 p.m., TJ O’Brien’s, • Open Mic w/ Bill McCarthy, The Hotel Sturbridge, Mass. Belfont, 11 South Mass., in street, Millbury, • Foolish U, 9 p.m., The Pump House, Cantilever Hydraulic Vertical Heavy-Duty Mass. Southbridge, Mass. 700 to 4800 lbs 4100 to 10,100 lbs 1100 to 6600 lbs 4500 to 12000 lbs • Open Mic w/Brett Brumby,7 p.m., Route 56 • Chiki, 8 p.m., The Dark Horse, Roadside Bar, Oxford, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. • Open Mic w/Bill Reid and Julie Vicalvi, • Bill Reid “Yankee Dogs Two”, 8:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., Bella’s Martini Bar, 83 Main Street, Bella’s Martini Bar, Putnam, Conn. SERVING Putnam, Conn. • Relative Sound, 9 p.m., JD Cooper’s, Putnam, Conn. THURSDAY, MAY 24 NEW ENGLAND • Gypsy Romantique with Daisy Castro, 8 • Chris Ready, 7 p.m., The Olde Post Office p.m., The Vanilla Bean Cafe, Pomfret, Conn., Pub, 1 Ray St Grafton, Mass. $10 • Rob Adams, 7 p.m., Carmella’s, Brookfield, • Thom Thornton, The Gold Eagle @ The Mass. Laurel House, 395 exit 94, Dayville, Conn. • Open Mic w/Bill McCarthy, 7:30 p.m., Biagio’s Grille, 257 Park Ave, Worcester, Mass. If you’re a live act that would like to be fea- • Sara Ashleigh & Damon Reeves, 8 p.m., The tured, know of someone else who is, or simply Dark Horse, Southbridge, Mass. want to let us know about an upcoming gig, • Brett Brumby, 7 p.m., Point Breeze, email me at the address below. Events must be Webster, Mass. within 10 miles of the readership area and sub- • Village Lounge Open Mic hosted by The mitted to me by 7 p.m. Thursday of each week to Village All Stars, 8:30 p.m., The Village, be printed the following week’s papers. Keep the Woodstock, Conn. music live and not so quiet here in Northeastern • Steve Malec, 8 p.m. to 12 am, Bella’s Bistro, Conn. & Central Mass.! E-mail Mark: getting- Putnam, Conn. [email protected]. Aluminum Construction • 15 Year Warranty CALENDAR gentle yoga class to build range of motion and Wide Range of Accessories – Canopies, Bumpers, etc. continued from page 11 flexibility while sitting in a chair. Just received surgery and need physical move- 50/50 raffle weekly. Country karaoke with ments on the lighter side? This is also a great Emily follows in the downstairs lounge every class. Come have fun, stretch, flex and flow www.hewitt-roll-a-dock.com Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight. while being around your friends in a relaxing QUALITY SINCE 1971 environment. Please wear sneakers, bring water and a big smile. Chairs will be provid- THIS MONTH’S SPECIAL TUESDAY ed. *In your best interest, consult your health care provider before taking this or any exer- MAY 29 cise program. 10% DUDLEY — Do you love to SING? Did you DISCOUNT sing in school and or with a church choir? Are you currently not attending another church THURSDAY with this ad and are wishing that you had that musical out- let? Do you enjoy singing a range of tradition- MAY 31 Month of al to contemporary Christian music? If you WEBSTER — OPEN MIC NIGHT will be are fun-loving, hard-working and enjoy being held at 7 p.m. every Thursday at the May part of a group committed to making beauti- Webster/Dudley American Legion, corner of Cable Cantilever Lift Vertical Lift ful music and growing together, come join us School and Houghton Streets in Webster. If at our Tuesday evening rehearsals at 7 p.m. at you sing, play an instrument or have a few Classic Docks the First Congregational Church of Dudley jokes to tell, stop down and give it a whirl. Lightweight and Portable Otter Swim Rafts/ Aluminum Rafts located right next to Nichols College. If you have any questions, feel free to contact search- Floating-Commercial Quality Strength Electric/ Hydraulic Pontoon Legs [email protected] or at (860) 935 5219. FRIDAY Easy to install-low maintenance Staircases Available Roll-a-Dock DUDLEY — Get Fit While You Sit – CHAIR JUNE 1 YOGA. Class runs weekly,every Tuesday from DUDLEY — Come join our DROP IN KNIT- Roll in or out in minutes! 11 to 11:45 a.m. in Jacob’s Hall at the First TING GROUP at the Pearle L. Crawford Congregational Church, 135 Center Road, Memorial Library on Schofield Avenue in Hewitt Products Carry A Dudley (Please enter to the right side Dudley. We meet from 10 a.m. to noon on 15 YEAR entrance). The class is taught by Sharon Fridays. All ages and levels (from beginner to DELIVERY AVAILABLE Pelletier and is open to the public. The class expert) of knitters are welcome. For more fee is $5 per person, per class (cancer patients information, call Mary Kunkel at (508) 943-8107 LIMITED WARRANTY are always free). Proceeds are donated to the or Jacqueline Vassar at (508) 892-4754. church. How Do I Sign Up? Just show up and pay when you arrive. No need to sign up ahead OXFORD — The Oxford Senior Social Steve Morris Construction of time as there is plenty of space available. If BINGO will be held at 5:30 p.m. every Friday it is your first class, please arrive 15 minutes for seniors ages 55 and up behind the Town 96 Lake Shore Drive • West Brookfield, MA 01585 early to complete a health form. Who can Hall. Doors open at 4 p.m. Refreshments avail- Steve: cell: Dick: come to class? Senior citizens, men and able. For more information, call Fran at 508- 508-867-3525 • 413-530-1344 • 774-232-7763 women and/or any adult who is looking for a 987-2353. BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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(2) Gold Wing (4) Museum 17 or 17 1/2 2 Pianos 4-Foot Steel 010 FOR SALE Motorcycle Quality Ship Stubben Jumping Both In Excellent Condition 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Jackets Models Saddle For Sale Price Includes Tuning & Shelves Matching set, not leather, In glass cases. Serious Needsflocking, in great Move To 1st Floor Location Very Heavy Duty have zip-out lining. In Worcester County. $50 inquiries only. condition. Please Call $75 for pair Call: 860-608-7168 Call: 413-245-7388 Deadline for ALL Classified Ads Coca Cola Call: 508-779-0573 Needs To Sell ASAP!! 508-885-3705 Button Sign after 10am $400 for our MA publications is 1:30 Call: 860-634-0392 From 1950’s (2) Wooden High 2200 on Mondays. This includes all 3 feet in diameter, 454 350HP Yard Sale Ads!! Chairs Sports Cards Marine Engine metal/red with Coca Refinished 1950’s Blond Mostly Stars & Rookies Cola name and logo, $50 each Baseball, Football, Hockey, Complete & Running. *Deadlines Subject To Change Due To Holidays Basketball, And More! Includes Alternator, Power Call For More Info. located in Call: 774-452-3514 Bedroom Set Steering Pump, Raw Water Woodstock, CT. Bureau, Mirror, Chest, $50 Pump, Etc. (3) Kenmore Full & Twin $3500 Air Compressor Antique Mirror Call: 508-864-9223 Ingersoll-Rand 5HP, 80 gal- Appliances Headboards. Call 508-259-8805 $45 $200 $75.00 or best offer! lon, 50ft 3/8 hose, automatic can email photo upon Stove- Electric, self-cleaning, Paying Top reel, plus air tools. Old Trunks request almond & black glass top. 3 Piece Oak paid $2,200 $45 Each Works, needs switch. Dollar Call 508-735-9493 Computer Center asking $1,800 Call: 860-963-0791 $100 9 Piece Formal Student’s Desk For Silver Coins, Excellent condition Traditional Dining or email: Silver Dollars, 1984 Honda Elite $300 OBO (4) Boxes & Chair [email protected] Washer & Dryer Set- Super Room Set For Sale $50 capacity front loader, with Gold Coins, Scooter Machinist and 250cc, runs great! Office Chair From the Glenwood pedestals. Collection, in great condition. Mechanic’s Tools Call: 774-452-3514 $200 each Paper Money. $1,100 Excellent condition $450 all $25 Asking $2,000 (1) Maytag LP Gas Banks Recommend Us! Auto Body Stud $800 firm Call: 508-867-6706 Set of Oak Call: 508-407-7244 Approximately 5 Clothes Dryer Call:508-943-2293 Welder square cedar mill Excellent condition, will We Travel To You! $80 TV Trays Angle Iron Cutter guarantee 30 days, recently Excellent condition For Shelving Hardie Plank overhauled. FREE Honest Appraisals New 6 1/2 HP $25 Color Monteray Taupe Best Offer AFFORDABLE 4W296, HK Potter 2790 (4) Metal Office We Operate By The 5/8 shaft motor in box Normally Sells For $700 $500 Call: 508-765-5190 Call: 508-987-8086 USED FURNITURE Desks Golden Rule! $125 $90 OBO 60x30, in good condition We have good used furniture Call: 774-696-1043 Call: 860-230-7438 Call 5pm-8:30pm •(2) Blue floral striped sofas $60 each L&L Coin 4 Boxes Of at low prices and new 508-867-6546 $160 each 2 New Bucket USBORNE-BOOKS mattress sets of all sizes. Cement Mixer Rugs: Call Tom Twins-$89 Brand New •8x10 blue-$55 Double-bowl Learning Wrap-Ups 508-450-1282 Seats & Kids Kits, 40% Off Full-$119 14” Chrome •5x8 wool, black, green, gold Pot Sink Queen-$159 Bricks and block of jungle animal-$85 for Mini Van Stainless, with faucet. $100 OBO Floor Racks $20 Each Knock-Off Rims all kinds and all $200 Table Racks $10 Each Pickup or Delivery!!! With New Radial Tires! Or Best Offer Call: 508-885-3136 Misc Business Supplies $35 Call Phil: 508-752-0100 $125 EACH sizes!! Call: 774-312-0105 100 Grand Street (Set Of 4 Available) or 508-943-3105 Call: 508-839-3376 Or: 860-888-5207 Call 508-867-9650 Worcester, MA 01610 508-885-1071 Call: 508-248-7812

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ARCTICWEAR Dark Pine Bedroom Downsizing Items FOR SALE Invacare Pronto MOVING Snowmobile Thinsulate Dresser & Hutch, For Sale In Dudley Antique Dining Room Set- La-Z-Boy Like New Jacket, Liner, Bibpants. Mirror, (2) End Tables Chippendale Mahogany table M51 Power Sofa Bed with 2 leaves, 5 chairs, hutch Women’s Medium. $250 •10” Table Saw Indoor/Outdoor w/air mattress Don’t Forget... “Like New” and credenza. $400 $175 OBO Excellent condition!! Power White Brass •5’ Professional Once you’ve sold it, call us to BOSSCAT Helmet Drafting Table Wheelchair Yellow Kayak Twin Daybed Asking $800 Sure Step Technology With Fog-Reducing 3-Way w/accessories Call: 508-943-8712 $200 remove your ad!! Vapor Control System. $100 That Automatically Adjust To Keep All Six Unisex Small. •Walnut and Black Dining Room Set- **Town To Town** $150 OBO Loveseat, Couch FOR SALE Wheels On The Ground Credenza At All Times. High-Back 6 chairs Classifieds 508-783-3825 Coffee Table Cemetery or Pet •Four White Plastic Monuments: Beautiful Van Seat, Deep Blue originally $1,500 $350 stained glass & concrete Pearl Base. The $800 508-909-4111 Bassett King Outdoor Chairs and cemetery stones. Cadillac Of Power Tables Hexagon 16”x18” Wheelchairs. Waterbed Set Pine TV Cabinet MSRP $3500 Window Air Featuring Solid Oak $50 (2) w/ cross and flowers left Conditioner Construction With Dovetail •Studio Couch (1) w/ flowers sit flush with Selling For $2000 landscape. FIRM seldom used 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE Design, Four Drawer Small Dresser Pedestal Stand, Bookcase •Full-sized Bed $125.00 ea 508-410-1784 $100 Headboard, Monterey 1000 $25 w/Headboard and Night Webster, MA Shade Cutting Call: 508-335-8882 Old Wooden Firm Mattress With Heater, Tables Attached Call: 860-299-5925 Office Chair Machine Side Rails, Dresser PLUS MORE! Kitchen Craft 2 years old And Nightstand. •Glass Top Dining For Sale w/Padded Seat paid $1,600 Regular Mattress Can Be 508-347-2695 Table Living room furniture, Cookware MOVING $20 asking $800 OBO Substituted If Desired. w/three chairs Lamps, Stereo,Entertainment (But Not Included) Basic Set Must Sell Older Dark Center, Glass Tables, Sells For $1495 $450 Dark Pine Hutch- •36”x48” Unframed Bedroom Set, Paintings and Solverus Charge with base & top At Home Show 2007 Frigidaire Wood Rocker Machine 860-779-3304 Mirror Nordic Trac Exercise $800 w/Pink Stenciled Flowers 78 1/2”Hx55”Wx19”D. Equipment. 18CF, Black paid $650 Excellent condition •Three Drawer Chest Cargo Trailer Axle $125.00 $ 50 asking $300 BEAUTIFUL $175 508-839-3142 With Tires Other Assorted •Glass and Chrome 508-839-2181 $300 (2)Sharp model ER320 Dark Wood Call: 508-347-7492 2007 Maytag Dryer Household Items. Table 508-476-7382 $100.00 Cash Registers Dresser anytime FOR SALE 860-779-0272 paid $250ea Player Piano- Needs work ******************* •16’ Aluminum Laine Couch asking $100ea Darkroom Exterior Ladder some ros. Roper Large Capacity With attached matching Antique bookcase- needs & Chair mirror. 7 drawers + 2 Equipment work Washer Old-Fashioned Call: 774-745-0226 •5’ Wood Step Ladder Floral Print On Beige $125.00 drawer cabinet. Almost everything O’Brian Sailboard- New Background. Cherry Wood Ask for Bruce 71Wx34Hx19D you need! •De-Humidifier used once Very Good Condition. Sewing Machine Wedding Dress- traditional All in excellent condition!! ******************* Beseler 23CII enlarger, timer, $300 Ski Boots bottles, safelights, trays, •Lawn Mower Table $300 print washer, graduates, Call: 508-885-3192 60” E.R. Buck Call: 508-764-3316 With Drawers Girl’s Lange $200 OBO Ben-5, Size 6 CALL JEFF: books and more. Old but For Sale: Rock Maple Dining 860-930-4522 used very little, excellent Phone Bill: Room Hutch Must see furniture on 14 Boy’s Dalbello condition. Antique (3) Shovels, Set Of 2 Bureaus Menace-4, Size 9 508-856-0140 Excellent Condition. Railroad Ave,Dudley. 1 With Mirror, One Without. Pitch Fork, Grass Paid $1200. $450 for all Needs restoration or $250 OBO Asking $75 Each Beautiful Large Electrical Material Trimmer, Table Fan, Sell For $700 enjoy old aged look... 508-885-5277 (2) Oiler Cans, 1,200+ Beige Couch Girl’s Vintage 50’s Industrial, Commercial, Call 508-476-2056 Snowboard Boots Residential Wheat Pennies •Claw & Ball Footed w/2 Chairs, Ottoman. Bedroom Set $600 OBO Roxy, Size 7 $500 Diamond Ring Wire, Pipe, Fittings, Relays, Large Jointer Table Asking $40 Gents 14K Yellow & White Coils, Overloads, Fuses, Call: 860-382-2327 $175 $90 508-943-1428 Electric Recliner Gold. Center Diamond Breakers, Meters, •Library Oak Table 774-242-7515 508-885-4342 $150 90/100 Surrounded By Punches, Pipe-Benders. Ford Factory Heavy-Duty Motor Lift $90 774-272-2085 6 03/100 Diamonds. $225 •Older Leather Seat Marble-Top End Tables All Fine Brilliance New Recessed Troffer 6.5ft Tonneau Panasonic Air Sofa and Matching & Coffee Table 26 Year Old Appraisal Was Flourescent 3-Tube Antique Cast-Iron Chairs (3) Conditioner Chair, $150 For The Set $5560 T-8 277V Fixtures Cover Coal Stove $30ea Enclosed Fits 1999-2004 Super Cab $200 •Oak Dresser Wireless Remote Art Deco Retro All In Excellent Condition. Will Sell For Same Now! $56 Each $250 OBO 1929 Chevy Engine $100 10000/BTU Pastel Upholstery 774-232-0407 $125 508-885-3717 Call 5pm-8:30pm $275 •(3) Matching Dining Above-Average Condition Call: 774-696-0219 Asking $125.00 Brass Fireplace Dining Room Set 508-867-6546 Generac Generator Room Chairs w/Platform Quaser-6000/BTU or: 508-867-6706 $250 Rocker. Nice Wood, All Air Conditioner White-Wash Oak Coffee Screen and doors Dark wood, colonial style. ENTERTAINMENT Nice For Age 70x40 rectangular table Futon Radial Arm Saw $60 Tables, Floor and Table With accessories CENTER $125 $150 Lamps Also Available with (2)leaves, (2) captain’s Queen size with two covers Hutch $150 chairs, (4) straight backed 4 Piece Thomasville (pecan) and pillows. Excellent condi- Band Saw Separately. chairs. Custom glass top, Includes Glass Curio tion, solid hardwood frame. $150 AND MORE! Dark Wood 50” W X 67” H 860-928-6308 hutch with lighted top. With Lighting, MAKE VISIT 16” D-Door Shelves Below-3 Please Call Janet: Call 508-752-8569 Component & TV Space, $250 508-943-8693 Shelves Above Spencer Pine 508-867-8415 $750 OBO Open And Enclosed Storage, After 6PM $150 Very Good Condition, Call: 413-245-9221 Grove Cemetery Cameras Call: 508-765-5800 LEER FIBERGLASS NASCAR Call 508-867-4546 All Burial Plots $1200 OBO Gas Log For Sale After 6:30pm Several 35MM Cameras 508-461-9285 TONNEAU COVER Die-Cast Models $650.00 Each Cannons & Pentex. Dining Room Jotul GF200 LP Gas 700 series New ‘08. Used Epiphone Les Paul one season. Fits Ford SD They’re Back! Primitive Honey-tone Also: Thomasville $650 OBO For Information Contact Walnut Custom Heritage 1999-2007 shortbed $5 And Up! Pine Hutch 8MM Movie Cameras BRAND NEW Mike Cavanagh, Tripods French Provincial 6x4x2 38”x55”Oval Table, 2-20” Red- Mini Kota Electric SHIPMENT! Superintendent Lots Of Extras! Paid $815.00 with case. $495 OBO $525 Leafs, Fishing Motor Call: 508-278-0810 Blessings Farm 508-885-9537 $300 For The Lot 2 Armed, 4 straight Cain Sell $450.00 36lb thrust, 5 speeds 50 H Foote Road Call After 4pm backed chairs, 6’ Buffet, $125 OBO Charlton (5) Antique Windsor TITAN 508-987-5515 Custom Table Pads. Lumber Fender Telecaster 1,000+ board feet 508-248-1411 Chairs INDUSTRIAL $1800 (3) Thumb-back, Call Between Butterscotch Blonde Fitness Power 2’’ Pine GENERATOR Canon Rebel XTI 4:00pm & 6:30pm $600.00 12’’, 16’’, 18’’ widths New Invacare (2) Bird-cage Rider Dried 30+ years indoors $450 Model 8,500, 20amp & Digital Camera 508-867-4773 $100 OBO Clinical 4 Position 30amp plugs, only 14 hours Fender Hot Rod of run time, essentially Seldom used, $2.25 BF OBO For Lot Geri Chair Antique Child’s Rocker brand new!! great shape! Deluxe 112 40 watt Call: 508-943-2174 Call: 508-735-1218 Soft seat, gas cylinder, lift, Tube Amp $125 sells for $3,800 Package Includes: Don’t Forget... Heavy Colonial multiple positions, 4 swivel asking $2,350 EFS 18-55mm lens, $265.00 Maple Dining casters, fire retardant foam & Call: 774-535-1307 Once you’ve sold Table Room Set give, 2 trays each 10”x19” Like New Oak 75-300mm lens, extra Computer Hutch battery, padded it, call us to Digitech GNX3 Trestle Base With 2 built-in leaves, 6 TOOL SHEDS $100.00 Solid Top: 5.5’ x 3’ x 3” chairs, seats up to 10 people, $400 $550 camera bag. remove your ad!! Captain’s Chair excellent condition. Call: 508-867-6323 Made of Texture 1-11 Sell Package For Mate’s Chair $550 8x8 $725 **Town To Town** Behringer 120 watt 4 4 Ladder-Back Caned Chairs Charlton Classifieds Call: 508-476-1577 8x10 $900 $800 channel keyboard/PA (2 New Seats, 2 Beat Seats) New Larson White 508-248-0684 8x12 $975 508-909-4111 ALL $250 Amp 508-683-6386 MOTORS Value Core High 8x16 $1275 Call: $100.00 1/2HP 230/460V View Storm Door Propane Delivered And 508-987-5231 HEAVY DUTY 1725RPM, 56 Frame. Self storing screen & glass, Gas Heater Built On-Site Milk Can All For $1,250 $45 OBO 30”x80”-81”. Ordered the Other Sizes Available PIANO HINGES wrong size. Ceramic White $15 Call: 508-765-9853 54’’-57’’ long stainless steel 5HP, 230/460V Call 413-324-1117 hinges. Retail for $200 a 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC $150 OBO 50,000 BTU and Gold $125 OBO Steel Trunk FOR SALE piece. MAKE AN OFFER!! Electric 3 foot $12 5HP, 230/460V Call: 508-347-9804 Trees for Christmas Tree • Chrysler A/C 22x24 220V $50 each 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC Call: 508-892-8588 $125 OBO Sale Complete with center light Car Ramp $50 Call: 508-885-2884 Newmac Hot Air • Window A/C 20’’x20’’ 110V 4 Motor Speed Controls Evergreen Trees, Colorado and small bulbs. Comes in $10 Hobart Furnace Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, three pieces. $35 Hitachi J100, 400/460V Sauder • Twin Window Fan Best Offer 122,000 BTU, 4 ton air Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. $100 Commercial condition ready, like new, All 10 trees for $85. Call: 508-756-3690 Ready Heaters Thermostat/Reversible Motor Computer Armoire $45 $20 2 Door Reach-In Call 5pm-8:30pm used to heat basement. Black, Good Condition. Norway Spruce 3 1/2’ 508-867-6546 Asking $1,000 31”W x 52”H x 19”D 5/$99. Eastern Pine 5-7’ Dressy Mirror Freezer tall 5/$99. Call: 508-347-7013 Model# HF2, runs good Call: 508-943-5958 With Slide-Out paid $250 2,000 3/4 100psi Snapper Keyboard Tray Excellent Privacy asking $75 $600 OBO Border/Ornamental Plastic Pipe For Sale Roto-Tiller Oak Dining Room $100 $60 34’’x28’’ Vinyl Call: 860-942-4880 IR5003, Used Twice Eastford Call 508-278-5762 Racoon Coat Paid $1295 colonial, 6 chairs (S. Bent) Evenings Replacement Jukebox 90” table, 36” mirrored buf- Call: 860-377-4961 Size 12 Steel Shelf TracVac fet, 56” lighted china closet. $95 Window For Sale $45 Model 385-IC/385LH $1,000 Scuba Gear Wheel Horse $40 1951 Rowe AMI Used Once. 1/4” Parkway wetsuit, Pole lamp Model “D” 40 Paid $1300 3 Aluminum 80 tanks, Lawn Tractor Kubota Generator Excellent Condition. 10 Fishing $20 3 Piece Set of Bear Cat Vac-N-Chip Pro cressi sub B.C. gauges with Model 257H, With 37” A5000 Converted To Play 45’s. Outboards regulator and octopus Mower Deck. Hydrostatic Luggage Holds 20 Records. & Vac Pro Transmission Not Working. New battery Models 72085, 72285, 3-25HP and dive flag. Tea Wagon $350 $25 Spare Tubes & Service Excellent 17HP Kawasaki $30 Manual. Great Sound, 72295 $250-$500 each Engine And Body. Real Solid Wood. Used Twice $500 takes it all Call: 508-867-6775 Paid $2772 Call Mark At: $325 OBO Call: 508-234-3933 Call: 413-245-7388 $2000 Call: 508-885-6657 774-200-0501 508-765-5763 774-244-6781 508-476-5007 ning? Have somethin Spring clea g to sell? • Sell Just About Anything! Sorry, No Pets/Livestock Or Firewood 00 • 30 Words Or Less Include As Many Items As You Like! • Runs Until It Sells $46 Up To A Maximum Of One Year One time fee • We’ll Bill You Later! Or, You Can Prepay Using Your Credit Card

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130 YARD SALES 130 YARD SALES 230 275 FLEA MARKET 284 LOST & FOUND 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY 010 FOR SALE Brookfield Tag EVENTS/ENTERTAINMENT Dudley PETS “Moving” Sale YARD SALE/ FREE OPEN Trestle Table ANNUAL Flea Market Found 1/8 FIREARMS WANTED: 7’ 3 1/2’ Pine Saturday May 19th HOUSE Antiques, Collectibles Matching Benches FUNDRAISER & General On Worcester St Collector looking WWII US Firearms Needs Refinishing 9:00am-2:00pm Blessings Farm at Devon Point Farm 11 Rice Corner Road Saturday May 19th Open Every Saturday-Sunday In Southbridge... M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, $250 50 H Foote Rd 8am-4pm 1911/1911 A1’s Furniture, tools, and tons 1:00-4:00pm All black male cat Charlton Something For Everyone! Green eyes, very lovable, London Fog of items!! Saturday May 19th 93 Pulpit Rock Rd, Woodstock, CT Behind BP Gas not fixed, definitely a TOP PRICES PAID Luggage 9am-30pm At Dudley/Webster Line house cat. Have all necessary federal licenses Garment Bag, Carry-on, DEADLINE FOR Learn About Clean Eating 2 Acres, Indoors! Call: 774-287-5043 Duffle Bag Pony rides, baked goods, & our CSA Vegetable $60 YARD SALE vendors, demonstrations, www.dorightfleamarket.com Call Wally At Farm Share Program, 1-800-551-7767 SUBMISSIONS crafts, hamburgers, hot Grassfed Beef & More!! 508-234-5860 32’ Extension IS 1:30PM MONDAY dogs, coffee, soda www.devonpointfarm.com 281 FREE PETS FOUND!! FOR ALL MASS. Rain or Shine!! Young male long haired Ladder WEEKLY PAPERS brown and black cat. 250lb Capacity 260 COLLECTIBLES *Deadlines Subject To Looking for Neutured. ET ARE ANTED TO UY $150 Change Due To Holidays 285 P C 298 W B Call For More Info. Zion Lutheran wonderful loving Was brought to vet for Church Spring Authentic homes... vaccinations. J & L Call: 508-347-7052 Revolutionary Found on Friday 3/16/12 Flea Market near the Lacky Dam area Pet Sitting Saturday May 19th War Historic 4 year old Estate Tag Sale 8:00am-3:00pm German Short of Douglas, MA. Service OUTE Troy-bilt Autographs No collar no tags R 15 Dresser Street 70 Main St Oxford Haired Pointer. Professional at Home Polar Blast Southbridge, MA Genuine Original Signature Call: 508-341-9282 Autographs Of Male named “Logan”, Pet Sitting and Dog Walking 169 Snowblower Sat & Sun May 19 & 20 Table rentals American Hero Icons. neutured, loves to run, Member of National 10.5 HP, 30 inch cut, mint 8AM-4PM 1 for $20 George Washington $2200 and needs a big yard. FOUND!!! Association of Professional NTIQUES condition, always stored in Estate of The Late Violette Hoyt 2 for $30 Benjamin Franklin $2200 Pet Sitters A heated garage. Female Calico Cat Furniture: Mahogany- Pie $15 for space Thomas Jefferson $1000 2 year Old Pitbull Established 1996 884 Worcester St. Crust Table; Pair End & Cof- All Have Certificates Of Found on Rte 169 in Southbridge MA $950 OBO Call For Reservation: Female named “Calle” Certified • Bonded • Insured fee Tables; Sewing Stand; 774-253-6243 Authenticity. Southbridge around Call: 508-341-1337 Tall Chest; Drawers; Lady’s Clear Signatures blue nose. Not spayed. 11/24/11 (Thanksgiving). 508-347-3826 Looking To Purchase Dresser w/shield mirror; Li- 508-476-1068 Great for single pet Well cared for older cat. Antiques VISION FITNESS brary Table. Maple- Lane enviorontment. Clipped nails, ear Cedar Chest; Twin Bedroom And Collectibles Fitness machine Set w/Night Stand. Tall 200 GEN. BUSINESS medication. Single Items Model X60005 Dresser/Mirror; Drop-Leaf NFL Autographed Call: She Misses Her Family!!!! Or Entire Estates Excellent condition, Table w/4 Chairs. Sleep 774-318-8439 used only one month Helmet Collection We Buy It All Sofa; Bookcases; Round ATER QUIPMENT Five Ridell Team Helmets Call: 508-347-5804 Paid $1,100.00 Kitchen Table w/4 Chairs. 204 W E And Also Do Asking $575.00 Signed By MVP Icon or: 508-245-2221 Quarterbacks On-Site Estate Sales HONDA 250EX Glass/China: Large Limog- Floating Pontoon Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Looking for And 4-wheeler. Barely used es Charger; Roseville Vase; Dock/Swimming Dan Marino, Joe Namath, Estate Auctions $2,500.00 Cut, Pressed, Etched, Col- And Peyton Manning. wonderful loving LOST CAT Call 508-560-5056 ored Glass; Stemware; Vas- Platform All Have COA’s homes... Orange & white male cat. CALL MIKE ANYTIME es; Knic Knacks; Decorative $2000 OBO Neutered. Answers to 508-765-9512 Items; Trays. With ladder. EDDIE. Medical condition Same Owners Whole-House 10’x5’, in good condition, 508-476-1068 4 year old Tom & Camila German Short alert- Has only 3 legs due Ventilator Misc: TV Console; Stove; newly painted!! to an enlarged heart. $25 Refrigerator; Washer; Dry- 265 FUEL/WOOD Haired Pointer. Owner is heartbroken New Stuff! er; Prints (Nutting, Sawyer $500 OBO Male named “Logan”, Reconnective Healing Etc.); Lamps; 9x12 Rug; CONTACT HEATHER: (3) Antique Wood Call: 508-347-9081 neutured, loves to run, 603-781-2419 Animal Massage AC's; Fans; Books (inc. A. Jeffers Animal Communication Windows Cook Books); Records and needs a big yard. with any leading $$$ $75 Each Quantities Costume Jewel- Tree Service information ry; Bedding; Kitchen Items; Trailer for Jet Ski °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° 2 year Old Pitbull As Always! Make Money Small Shutters Linens; Xmas Items and So $500 Tree Removals Female named “Calle” Reiki/Feng Shui Selling $4 Each Much More. Logging blue nose. 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WAR 508-909-4111 RELICS or email: & [email protected] WAR 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP SOUVENIRS WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED Foster Valet/Guest WWII & EARLIER Parents Wanted CA$H WAITING! **Finance** Seeking Quality Homes Services Helmets, Swords, Throughout Central MA To Work At Several Director To Provide Foster Care Locations In Daggers, Bayonets, We are seeking an experi- Worcester, MA Medals, Badges, Flags, To Children In Need. enced Director of Finance to 24/7 Support. Generous IMMEDIATE Uniforms, etc. oversee and manage the Fis- Reimbursement. PERMANENT OPENING! Over 30 Years Experience. cal operation of the YMCA. $1000 Sign-On Bonus F/T-P/T available. Potential Call David The ideal candidate will have Call For Details Lifeguard to earn $11 and more to 1-508-688-0847 a degree in accounting and a Positions start. Great benefits health, I’ll Come To YOU! minimum of 5 years relevant Available For dental, 401k plan, plenty of experience within a grant room for growth! Applicant funded non profit accounting Certified must be over 18, have valid environment, strong working Lifeguards license, and prior customer knowledge of GAAP, financial service experience a plus!!! 300 HELP WANTED statement preparation, budg- Devereux Therapeutic For Our Please contact us at: et development and analysis, Foster Care Community www.valetparkof grant writing and the ability 508-829-6769 Pool. Days america.com/employment 310 GENERAL HELP to communicate financial & Weekends information to program staff. WANTED Experience supervising full G&F Industries, (Including 311 PART-TIME HELP time exempt staff and work- Sturbridge, MA Holidays) WANTED Wanted Class A ing knowledge of human Injection Molding Applications resource functions a plus. Senior Process Truck Driver Send resume to: Available At: For a small auto transport Technician Brookside Terrace The Comfort company in Holland, MA. Glenn Juchno Must have 3yrs driving expe- 43 Everett Street Develop and ensure manu- 11 Village Drive, Inn and Suites rience and clean record with Southbridge, MA 01550 facturing jobs are running a Southbridge, MA in Sturbridge current DOT physical card. or email to: decoupled molding process- is now hiring for: gjuchno@tricommunity es. Assist in design, installa- Call Wanda tion of robotics. Train lower Reply to: ymca.org 508-764-7675 x5 Night Auditor [email protected] level personnel. Bartender **Aquatic** Maids Wanted We have permanent Housekeeping Director part-time positions available. 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Do you have bad water such as staining, adjustments to maintain 800-446-4089 Monday, Wednesday Parking Attendant odors, hardness, iron, low PH, dimensional integrity. Service or visit our website & Friday Fax: 508-347-5702 10:00am-4:00pm Submit application letter, Phone: 508-347-5755 manganese, arsenic, radon or sediment Requirements: Representative www.specialized machinerytransport.com resume and standard town email to apply: * Set-up and programming Part time hours available. And Every Other application form to: experience on CNC Must have computer skills, Weekend [email protected] ARMY OF 1 will treat all water lathe/mills. Ability to work Human Resources be dependable, outgoing with 5:30pm-8:30pm Department independently. High school great customer service and problems!! graduate or equivalent. Lawn Maintenance Please Leave Your Name 157 Main Street, phone manner. Responsible 400 SERVICES * Good understanding of for accurate daily receipts Foreman And Number At Spencer, MA 01562 • New Installations geometric tolerances, shop and reconciling end of shift Must have clean drivers (508)450-3325 or email to: math, trigonometry and [email protected] report. Bilingual/Spanish license, male or female, must A CORI check will be 402 GENERAL SERVICES • Servicing all equipment CAD-CAM. preferred. have knowledge of all lawn done Reviews begin immediately. • Service plans are available Applications available maintenance equipment, Please email your communication/organization- Service/ EEO Employer • Well tank and pump service resume to: online at: al skills for large crews, www.tricommunityymca.org Maintenance All Cleanouts [email protected] 3-5 years min. experience James Morse or at the Tri-Community Technician- 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Cleanups YMCA located at: with references. Compensa- North Brookfield, MA tion based on experience Full time Haul-Away 43 Everett Street WhiteWater, Inc., CNA's Cell: 774-200-0225 HELP WANTED Southbridge, MA Fax Resume Southbridge, MA M-W-F Basements email: [email protected] Please contact Sue G at: 774-241-0117 Attics 508-765-5466 for more Perform maintenance of Radius HealthCare Center at Or Email Resume facilities, resolve safety Apartments information carrierlandscaping@ Southbridge is currently issues, maintain safety seeking highly motivated Garages yahoo.com equipment and supplies and 508-868-8212 individuals to join our Yards 402 GENERAL SERVICES *Building/Shift* associated forms, schedule dynamic team! CNA's needed Rental Property and coordinate work. Educa- for our Dementia unit. Supervisor tion or background in water Estate Cleanouts FREE Part time hours, evening and Lawn Maintenance and/or wastewater treatment Interested candidates, please Small Building Metal Pickup weekends. Must have com- desired. Ability to read/inter- complete an application at: Laborers pret/utilize blueprints and Demolition A/C, Refrigerators, puter skills, dependable, For Landscaping Business 84 Chapin Street, Washers, Small Trailers, good communication skills specs. Must possess valid Southbridge, MA Better Than Surrogate Hardworking, Responsible, driver's license and be Batteries. with a diverse population. Male Or Female. or email Carol Wyrzykowski, A Dumpster The building supervisor is computer literate. Salary Director of Nursing at: 3 Years Min. Experience. range of $16-20/hr + bene- We Do It! WE PAY YOU Mothers responsible for the entire cwyrzykowski@radius Clean Driver’s License. fits. Pre-employment drug FREE Estimates! Top Dollar For Your Needed operation during their sched- Fax Resume screenings/EOE/AA. management.com AUTOS uled shift, the safety and se- 774-241-0117 774-329-3386 TRUCKS Be part of a miracle curity of the Tri-Community Or Email Resume To apply: 774-230-8586 Or TRACTORS Town-to-Town Earn $28,000 YMCA members, staff and carrierlandscaping@ http://rhwhite. Classifieds facilities. yahoo.com iapplicants.com LPN Full Time 508-867-2564 1-800-536-5836 Seeking Women Applications available 508-868-8212 508-347-7804 508-765-6940 21-43 Non-Smokers Minimum 1 year med online at: surg experience, multilin- With Healthy www.tricommunityymca.org Pregnancy History gual/Spanish preferred, or at the Tri-Community must have experience YMCA located at: To advertise in the with computers, excellent 43 Everett Street Town-to-Town wage/benefit package. 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402 GENERAL SERVICES 454 HOME 501 REAL ESTATE 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 550 MOBILE HOMES IMPROVEMENT WANTED RENT RENT RENT RENT Brookfield Call The Our readers are hereby Douglas Webster Nanatomqua Mobile PAINTING informed that all dwellings Southbridge Four & Five Room, Two & Home Park (55+) advertising in this newspaper New Two Bedroom, New FREE RENT! Mobile Home For Sale. Junk Man Appliances, Dishwasher, Coombs Street Three Bedroom Apartments Interior/ are available on and equal For Rent. Large Living Room, Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. opportunity basis. To Quiet, Private Country Road. Heat/Hot Water 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Large Kitchen & Living Exterior No Traffic. No Smoking, Available. Large Kitchen, Porch, Trees Cut complain about Included! Appliances Included Room. Screen Porch discrimination call The No Dogs. Applianced, Washer/Dryer & Carport. Power Washing Department of Housing and $850/Month FREE RENT Off-Street Parking. Brush/Limbs Hook-ups. No Pets. Section 8 Approved. Park Rent $110/Month Carpentry Urban Development “HUD” Plus Electric Affordable 1 2, and 3 $725-$800 CALL FOR PRICE Removed • FREE ESTIMATES • toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Call: 508-476-1722 Bedroom Apartments 2 Bedroom- $675/Month 774-262-7307 • FULLY Insured • For the N.E. area, call HUD First And Security. 3 Bedroom- $750/Month WE NOW TAKE ad 617-565-5308,. The toll For Rent. References And Credit YOUR AUTOS • Reasonable Rates • Spacious, Fully Check Required. free number for the hearing AND For sale by FOR CASH! Rich O’Brien impaired is 1-800-927-9275 GREEN ACRE Applianced. Call (508)596-8497 Studio basement apartment motivated owner: Removal of Metal, Painting ESTATES Starting at $698 $450/Month Sturbridge, MA Appliances, 28 Years Of Experience 13 Zgonis Drive Southbridge 5 Room updated fully Furniture, TV’s. 508-248-7314 South Grafton, MA 01560 • Pets Considered For More Information applianced clean, mobile (508)839-5605 New 2 bedroom second floor Call 508-943-8807 Construction apartment. Off-street parking home. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bath, Mass. Relay • A/C In Every Unit large kitchen and living Materials. 7-1-1 No Pets. SIMPSON • Pool room. 4 season sun porch, Cellars/Attics Green Acre Estates lots of storage, central air, Cleaned. PAINTING is a privately owned • Basketball Court $775/Month 2 large electrified sheds (1 Small Building SIMPLY THE BEST ************** apartment community, First & Security WEBSTER insulated) Nice private yard Demolition, Tires. EQUAL HOUSING federally subsidized by • Playground Call: 508-765-5852 with patio screen house, ****************** HUD. They are currently • On-Site Laundry mature plantings plus more! Leaves Removed. accepting applications for Residential Moves. Interior & Exterior OPPORTUNITY Prospect Painting Services their one-bedroom and INCOME LIMITS APPLY Only $79,900 Furnaces Removed ************** accessible unit waitlist. Section 8 Welcome Southbridge plus park share All real estate advertising in Renovated one bedroom, Estates Check-our-down-to- Wallpapering & Applicants must be 62 Call for more details: this newspaper is subject to years of age and/or Office Open From: first floor apartment. Walk- 1 & 2 Bedroom earth prices first! Designs The Federal Fair Housing Act ing distance to downtown. 860-315-7122 disabled and income Monday-Friday Apartments. of 1968, which makes it eligible. Appliances, heat and hot Weekends also! illegal to advertise any 9:00am to 5:00pm water included. Over 25 Years In Saturday 10:am Now Available: N. Grosvenordale Central Mass preference, limitation or Historical Buildings and Connecticut Business!! discrimination based on race, to 3:00pm Lease/Credit Check CT ****************** color, religion, sex, handicap, Evening Required Must Income Qualify Mobile Home For Sale Dave familial status (number of Appointments $700/Month SECTION 8 14x64 Doublewide Joe Simpson children and or pregnancy), CERTIFICATES 508-867-2564 Professionally Managed By Call: 508-347-7709 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. (508)765-1155 national origin, ancestry, age, S-C Management Corp. WELCOME Large Kitchen, Living Room. 413-262-5082 Fully Insured marital status, or any Laundry Room. intention to make an such Call Appliances Included. 508-347-7804 Free Estimates preference, limitation or Available Spencer North Brookfield 2 Bedroom Townhouse. Plenty Of Cabinet Space. discrimination. This (508)943-9567 $65,000 newspaper will not Brookside Terrace Gas Heat & Hot Water, SJB Construction 28 Spring Street Electric Appliances, EHO For Appointment LDER ARE Commercial & Residential knowingly accept any 3 large rooms, third floor, 11 Village Drive 860-923-0421 412 E C advertising for real estate Hookups. One Year Lease. Hydroseeding like new, washer/dryer hook- Southbridge,MA 01550 No Pets. SERVICES that is in violation of the law. up, quiet neighborhood, Foundations Dug Our readers are hereby 510 off-street parking. (508)764-7675 First & Last Nice Comfortable informed that all dwellings $575/Month COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Certified Aides Driveway Repair advertising in this newspaper $720 per month 2 Bedroom Trailer ****************** Building Demolition are available on and equal No Pets SOUTHBRIDGE Security Deposit ($500) Well kept in Needed for a private home opportunity basis. To References/Security Deleaded, renovated Call: 508-886-4312 retirement park. Stump Grinding complain about 3-bedroom, 3rd floor Office or Retail care agency. Cover towns & Removal Required $65,000 from the Brookfields, Holden, discrimination call The 508-867-7404 apartment. Space Available Call: 774-318-0275 Sturbridge, Southbridge, No job too small Department of Housing and 11-17 Charlton Street Spencer Worcester and Shrewsbury. Urban Development “HUD” Available July 1 In the Center of Call for a free estimate toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Attractive One orTwo- 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am Bedroom Apartment, North Brookfield Park Model shifts needed. For the N.E. area, call HUD North Brookfield Washer/dryer hook-ups, Steve Burlingame ad 617-565-5308,. The toll 3 bedroom apartment, first off-street parking, Appliances, Call Nellie: Mobile Home ****************** 774-230-4944 free number for the hearing floor, stove & refrigerator basement storage. W/D Hookup Available For Sale By Owner Modern, Bright, 508-347-2774 impaired is 1-800-927-9275 included, washer/dryer $675/month leave a message Fully Furnished, New Porch Call Heritage Home 457 LAWN/GARDEN hookup in basement. Section 8 ok! No drugs, dogs Quiet Country Setting. Addition, Also Nice Shed & Directly Off Route 9. Health Care 505 APARTMENTS FOR or drama please Great Place For A Garden. Monday through Black Diamond First Last & Security Good references required Visit Our Website On Beautiful Lot Near RENT Friday between Lawn Care Credit Check Required www.spencercondos.com Southbridge Swimming Pool. 10am& 3pm Call Nellie: Call Joe 774-230-8486 Located At Highview Professional Work 508-347-2774 PROFESSIONAL Campground In 508-347-0036 At Prices Beating leave a message Spencer West Brookfield. The Competition! Brookside SOUTHBRIDGE SPACE Begin Camping 4/15-10/15 Cleanups One Bedroom Duplex For Rent 433 CLEANING Mowing Terrace Summer Street All Electric & Plowing w/Appliances 98 Hamilton Street Asking $28,000 Heat/Hot Water Orchard First floor 2 bedroom, (Left Hand Side) Mulching includes hot water. No Pets 508-867-8736 * TLC Home * Hedge Trimming Included! Natural gas heat Formerly Patios Hill $725/Month 1 Year Lease/1st And Last Dave’s Styling/Hairdresser FREE RENT $500 Security Deposit First Floor, Good Visibility! 575 VACATION RENTALS Cleaning Etc. First/Last/Security Have You Heard The Free Rent Parking Affordable 1, 2 and 3 $525 A Month 900 Sq. Ft./210 Sq. Ft. Phrase, “GOING GREEN?” Seth Goudreau Bedroom Apartments 1 & 2 Bedroom Service Pets Only 508-886-4312 We Use & Supply Organic 774-402-4694 For Rent. Apartments. W/D Hookups, 508-320-9075 **SOUTH** Cleaners To Ensure Your Spacious, Fully Family’s Safety. FREE Estimates CALL FOR Stove/Refrigerator. Fully Insured Applianced. 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(Currently Sells For knowingly accept any $750/Month First & Last CALL FOR DAILY RATE 774-200-1423 Off street parking. Credit Checked $650/Month $1800 Each) North Brookfield advertising for real estate Call (508)476-3777 Call: 508-943-0474 508-721-2572 (508)429-7568 that is in violation of the law. Call: 617-645-2811 Lic #9009607 Call: 774-276-1974 Classifieds keep you on the right track. 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 16, 2012

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Mint 978-760-3453 Bed Extender After 5pm condition! 1988 33 Foot Handicapped will not fit step side 740 MOTORCYCLES Southwind Van: 2000 Dodge 725 AUTOMOBILES $13,000 Motorhome 1987 Chevy Pickup $150 1986 Harley Ram Maxi Wide Glide Call: 508-762-6172 69k Miles, Sleeps 5, New 6in. lift, completely rebuilt, 58,500 miles, like new condi- Call: 774-230-7158 02 VW Jetta or 508-755-8103 Tires, New Batteries, 383 stroker, 35in. tires, lots tion, used very little. Power Vehicle Needed!! 5 speed, 1.8T, A/C, CD, 1340 CCEVO Hydraulic Leveling Jacks. of new parts. Awesome lift, air, stereo, wood trim, If anyone has a car that Reese 5th Wheel heated seats, sunroof. Custom paint, many Price Reduced For monster truck. Great for entertainment center and runs and can get a sticker 135,000 miles. Runs and upgrades and chrome. BMW Quick Sale! mud runnin!! much more. and they want to donate it Hitch Kwik-Slide looks great! 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Master Bedroom, Call (508)347-7300 Ready To Ride! $18,000 Kids 4 Bunk Bedroom, Extended Cab $3,000 $4,000 OBO Blue Ox Heavy Duty Call: 508-254-1052 Call: 508-892-4102 Used 1 Season. 2 wheel drive, dark green 8” Drop Receiver Call Jim $16,000, 58,000 miles, 5 speed $75 508-523-5980 Sacrifice, My Loss standard transmission, Call 508-320-2944 2004 BMW Z4 2003 Is Your Gain. good condition. Black with red interior, Very Nice Unit! 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles 2 Motorcycles Damon Call Rich $2,700 860-576-0526 or Call: 508-713-3066 Wheels With Tires $16,500 For Sale Challenger or 508-779-0194 16” Koenig rims (4) black 10 2007 Roadstar 860-382-5071 spoke with chrome ring and 508-282-2884 Motor Home 20 lugs. All mounted on Warrior- Gas Engine Brimfield/ Prometer Radials. 2006 Chevrolet Metallic Gray, VERY LOW Allison Transmission 2001 Dodge 2500 Excellent condition! MILES, Samson Ground Sturbridge Pickup, 4 wheel drive, Silverado For Sale Work Horse Chassis automatic, single cab with 8” Pounders, Very Clean. 24 K Miles Must Sell $475 OBO 4 Door, A/C, V-8, Bed Liner, $7,000 OBO body, V-8, new snow tires, Running Boards, Remote 1-Slide Out Campground Lot! fisher plow ready. Call: 508-764-4111 Starter. Queen Size Bedroom Was $19,000 $4,500 Call: 857-636-8913 2008 Yamaha Asking $45,000 NOW $9500 720 CLASSICS My Loss, Your Gain! Call: 860-974-1801 FZ6- price is negotialbe 508-989-8165 1950 Chevrolet 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY 860-928-2820 4-Door Sedan 2006 Mazda 6S LOW MILES, Very Clean, or 860-923-3071 6 cylinder, 4door, all Slider Guards. 6-Cylinder, Standard Shift. power, a/c, traction control, $5,200 OBO New Factory-Built Motor. 25 mpg, 73,000 miles. Solid Body, Runs Excellent. In Excellent Condition!! Needs Interior & Minor Work $10,000 OBO Call: 908-242-2016 To Be Road-Worthy. call: 508-769-8324 or email: $5900 [email protected] 978-760-3453 2006 Volvo S60T Leather Heated Seats 1962 Chevy Bel Air Power Everything. 2001 Harley 8cyl, 5 passenger, 2 door New Tires. Electra Glide automatic. Aqua color Excellent Condition. 78k Miles. Classic Best Offer $15,200 Excellent condition, red Call: 508-473-6350 774-200-5015 burgundy, 15,500 miles. Every service done, helmets, 1963 Ford leather jackets available. 2007 Toyota Fairlane 500 $10,000 Rebuilt 260 V8, new Camry XLE automatic transmission, 4-Door Sedan, 8400 Miles, Call: 508-942-8300 floors and interior. New dual Leather/Loaded, exhaust, paint and chrome Premium Condition. 2005 Harley good. $21,000 OBO Davidson $8,400 OBO Call After 6PM 860-974-0069 Fat Boy Anniversary Will consider trades and cash Edition Call Chuck: 10,250 miles, a lot of 508-248-5928 Classic chrome, drag bars, 1984- 500 SEL Super G carb 1973 Triumph TR6 asking $13,500 OBO Red, Many New Parts - Mercedes Benz Call: 508-340-7950 Interior, Top, Exhaust, 4 door sedan, 134,000 Electrical, Brake Lines, miles, very good condition. 2005 Harley And More! $6500 OBO Best Offer Davidson 508-248-1592 Wide Glide Call for more information: Black cherry, 14,000 miles, 1979 Chevy 508-867-2774 runs excellent!! El Camino $8,000 Rebuilt engine, transmission FOR SALE Call: 508-277-8745 and rear end. Many new 1997 Volvo Station parts included for Wagon 2007-2009 restoration. 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BY KEITH GRIFFIN

As I write this I am sitting in Las Vegas on a media program for the Scion FR-S. The reason I mention that is I was brought from the airport with another journalist in a Lincoln Town Car. I bring this this because I asked the driver, “What are you going to do when the Lincoln Town Car goes away?” (It has ceased production.) He didn’t have an answer but I think I do: the 2013 Ford Flex. I’m sure that’s going to make the proud designers of the Flex shudder. After all, they don’t build cars for people to be driven in; they build cars to be driven. But I consider it a high compliment. The 2013 Ford Flex is a near-perfect family vehicle that could also double as an executive car or a small airport shuttle. (Hmm, maybe if this journal- ism thing doesn’t work out I could open an airport shuttle.) The seven-passenger, three-row crossover – which debuted last fall at the Los Angeles Auto Show – comes equipped with the new generation of MyFord Touch, industry-exclusive rear inflatable belts, collision-avoid- ance technologies, rain-sensing wipers, keyless entry, first-row heated and cooled seats, power-fold mirrors and an optional new Appearance The 2013 Ford Flex gets a new front end and other styling updates but where it really continues to hit a home run is in its interior that is stylish, comfortable and Package. Plus, the base 3.5-liter engine packed with technology. has improved fuel economy of 1 mpg better on the highway and in the city, wheel spin and transfers engine torque of as a parent (and limo companies The popular 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 with 25 more horsepower. to the outside wheel, which has more should agree) is the automotive world’s remains on the new Flex, bringing the What continues to impress me about grip, to maintain traction and steering first production rear inflatable belts to fuel economy of a V6 engine with all- Ford’s interior designs is how elegant control. offer improved comfort and protection wheel-drive capability and V8-like per- yet simple they are to use. Controls are Unlike a traction control system that for rear seat passengers. The optional formance of 365 horsepower and 350 intuitive. I still haven’t quite con- reduces engine power, the intervention advanced restraint system (it really lb.-ft. of torque. Stick to the V6 unless quered My Ford Touch yet but the rest from Torque Vectoring Control is should be standard)[RTF bookmark you somehow need all that power and of everything else that runs the Flex’s extremely subtle and may not even be start: }_GoBack[RTF bookmark end: the desire to burn premium fuel. Plus important features are easy to grasp. noticed by the driver. In other words, }_GoBack is designed to help reduce it’s only in the top-of-the-line Limited One aspect of the Flex that intrigues the Flex continues to run normally.My head, neck and chest injuries for rear and Titanium editions. Both engines me is the new Torque Vectoring driving partner inadvertently tried it seat passengers, often children and are mated to a six-speed SelectShift Control and Curve Control technology. on a snowy curve and the system did older passengers who can be more vul- Automatic transmission. The Torque Vectoring Control system its job with help from Curve Control. nerable to such injuries. They are I can’t say enough good things about uses the car’s brakes to imitate the As Ford explains it, Curve Control designed to deploy over a vehicle occu- the 2013 Ford Flex. Pricing starts at effect of a limited-slip differential, con- senses when a vehicle is entering a pant’s torso and shoulder in 40 mil- $31,710 for the base model and goes up stantly balancing the distribution of curve too quickly, and can apply four- liseconds in the event of a crash. to $40,505 for the well-equipped top-of- engine torque between the front wheels wheel smart braking to reduce vehicle Here’s some info on the powertrain, the-line Limited. It comes in front- during cornering, resulting in speed by up to 10 mph in approximate- too. Under the hood, Flex’s new base wheel drive but all-wheel is an avail- improved grip and steering and a ly one second and help drivers follow engine delivers even more efficiency able option. reduced chance of understeer. their intended path. Curve Control is and performance with the addition of Basically, you’re not going to hit a effective on dry or wet pavement, and is twin independent variable camshaft (For the latest new car news, follow me curve too fast and spin sideways expected to be particularly useful when timing (Ti-VCT) to the 3.5-liter V6. The on Twitter at aboutusedcars. You can through it. drivers are entering or exiting freeway upgraded 3.5-liter Ti-VCT V6 engine also read the latest automotive news at The system operates using the car’s on- or off-ramps with too much speed. provides 287 horsepower – an approxi- TorqueNews.com, where I am a contrib- stability control module and monitors When a vehicle enters a curve too fast, mate 25 horsepower increase from the utor, or learn about buying and selling the vehicle 100 times per second. As the the system responds to the driver’s previous engine – and 254 lb.-ft. of a used car at UsedCars.About.com.) car accelerates through a corner, the steering input by rapidly reducing torque. The new Flex will also deliver 1 system detects when the front inside torque and increasing brake pressure mpg more fuel economy, with EPA-cer- VITAL STATISTICS wheel is starting to slip and applies to help keep the vehicle under control. tified fuel economy of 18 mpg city and Wheelbase: 117.9 inches braking to the wheel. This prevents Another safety feature I am a big fan 25 mpg highway. Length: 201.8 Width: 88.8 Curb weight: 4471 lbs. Engine: 3.5-liter V6 Horsepower: 287 @ 6,500 rpm Torque: 254 lb.-ft. @ 4,000 rpm EPA estimated mpg city/highway: 18/25 Base price: $31,710 As-tested price: $40,505 Also consider: (a comparative vehicle) Chevrolet Traverse. Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander

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Photos ©© Ford Among the most compelling technology inside the 2013 Ford Flex is the available rear-seat safety belt inflatable air bag. It helps prevent serious injuries to older and younger occupants sitting back there. 8 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 16, 2012 MASSIVE MAY SALES EVENT

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Call your healthcare The condition is more com- read the Patient Information your other organs aren’t hydrated enough, For more information, visit www.culli- provider immediately if you mon in women, who account in the Full US Prescribing your skin will pay the price. Your skin gan.com. feel sick or get any of the fol- for 75 percent of patients lowing signs of infection: Information. Soothing Your Skin (NAPS) insomnia or stress, it is also used to include a soap bar, lotion and body ABOUT CANUS help promote healthy,beautiful skin. wash. For an herb that’s so pretty and so Working with goats, the compa- deliciously aromatic, lavender has The herb’s antiseptic, antifungal and As with all Canus products, the anti-inflammatory properties are new line is made with all-natural ny’s mission is to create a healthi- some surprisingly practical uses. er, softer, more natural world. 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BY N. A. MARK ESTES, III, M.D. with a fivefold increased risk tions can thin the blood to (NAPS) of stroke and a greater likeli- prevent the clotting associat- There’s an alarming gap in hood that the stroke will lead ed with stroke. knowledge about a common to significant disability— Despite the substantial ben- heart condition called atrial even death. efits that come from taking fibrillation, or AFib. By clos- these medications, many peo- ing the gap and arming peo- IDENTIFYING ple don’t receive or don’t take ple with what they need to CHALLENGES them. One of the hurdles know, we could prevent dis- A survey by Synovate, Inc. could be that blood thinners abling—and even deadly— for the American Heart have an undeserved reputa- strokes; perhaps thousands of Association found that 90 per- tion as problematic. It’s true strokes each year. cent of patients get AFib that one popular blood thin- Work recently done at the information from their doc- ner, called warfarin, requires American Heart tors. monitoring to adjust the dos- Association/American Of the AFib patients sur- ing; newer medications, how- Stroke Association to identify veyed, half thought they were ever, don’t. In addition, some gaps in AFib knowledge and at risk for stroke; 25 percent physicians and patients tend treatment suggests that about claimed they were not at risk; to overestimate the risk of half of the estimated 2.7 mil- and the rest didn’t know. The bleeding complications from lion Americans who have survey also found only two- these medications. AFib have not been properly thirds of patients re?called educated about their stroke YOUR LIFESAVING that their health care ASSIGNMENT risk. provider talked with them The gap? We know that peo- about their elevated stroke If you have AFib, make an ple who have AFib are at risk. Among those who talked appointment with your doc- higher risk of stroke than with their doctors, 21 percent tor’s office. With today’s people who do not have the said they were told they have health care system, you might condition, yet this informa- no stroke risk. have the bulk of your AFib tion (and resulting proven conversation with your doc- prevention) isn’t trickling to CONNECTING PEOPLE tor’s nurse practitioner or the people who need it most. AND INFORMATION physician assistant. These WHAT AFIB IS There are several proven people are often charged with There are several proven ways to reduce atrial fibrillation associated stroke risk. ways to reduce the AFib-asso- taking more time with AFib is an irregular heart patients to answer questions ciated stroke risk. A healthy The solution to closing this turmoil and funding is School of Medicine and rhythm that occurs when the lifestyle and maintaining an and educate. heart’s two upper chambers Learn all you can about the gap is simple communica- scarce, talking doesn’t cost a Director, New England ideal body weight through tion. We have to start talking dime. Cardiac Arrhythmia Center, beat erratically, causing the exercise and diet can prevent condition. You’ll find credible chambers to pump blood rap- and extensive AFib informa- about AFib and stroke. At a • Dr. Estes is a professor of Tufts Medical Center, Boston. high blood pressure and dia- time when the economy is in medicine, Tufts University idly, unevenly and inefficient- betes that predispose an indi- tion from the American Heart ly. Blood can pool and clot in vidual to AFib. For individu- Association/American the chambers, increasing the als who already have AFib, Stroke Association at risk of stroke. It’s associated new and effective medica- www.heart.org/afib. Stop The High And Low Cycling For Health And Fitness Blood Sugar Roller Coaster cycling. (NAPS) • Eat for optimal ener- gy: Professional cyclist Jade “You could live a normal Wilcoxson knows firsthand life.” Those were the words the health benefits of that 15-year-old Steve cycling. Just five years ago, Edelman kept hearing from she was diagnosed as predia- the nurses when he was hos- betic. Jade took up cycling pitalized following his type 1 and quickly learned she had diabetes diagnosis in 1970. He a talent for racing. She wondered why they kept repeating this to him. recently signed with Optum “I started to get worried,” Pro Cycling’s newly formed recalls Dr. Edelman, an professional women’s team. endocrinologist and clinical To feel her best, Jade recom- professor of medicine at the mends a diet high in protein, University of California San When tracking blood glucose levels, it can help to recognize patterns. fruits and vegetables. She Diego School of Medicine. also recommends staying “But it soon became clear that review. enables the patient and their away from processed foods, I’d have to learn to control my Dr. Edelman also empha- health care professional to using the rule of “seven diabetes if I wanted to live a sizes that regular blood glu- more easily recognize the ingredients or fewer.” healthy, full life.” cose testing is a critical part issue and take action to cor- • Prepare nutritional- As a patient and a physi- of good diabetes manage- rect potential problems. ly for a long ride: On long, cian who treats people with ment. Testing provides key “This is particularly impor- rigorous rides lasting more diabetes, Dr. Edelman under- insights that allow patients tant for people taking insulin than two hours, your body stands the challenges faced by and their health care because they have the great- will need about 250 to 300 the nearly 26 million providers to adjust treatment est risk of experiencing low calories every 45 minutes to Americans with the disease. as necessary and to see how blood sugar which can be Cycling is a great way to get fit and stay active. an hour. Sports gels or small He founded Taking Control of food choices, activity and dangerous,” explains Dr. snacks that incorporate lean Your Diabetes (TCOYD), a many other factors affect Edelman. “So identifying and (NAPS) ed by Kelly Benefit protein and carbohydrates nonprofit organization that blood sugar levels throughout correcting a developing pat- holds conferences featuring tern of low blood sugars as In nearly half of developed Strategies, provide these fit- can be smart choices. the day. programs and resources to When treating highs and early as possible is key.” countries, 50 percent of peo- ness and nutrition tips: • Recover effectively help educate and empower lows, it’s important to be Dr. Edelman offers other ple are obese or overweight. • Make sure your bike after a ride: Take in some fits: “Finding the right bike calories immediately after a people with diabetes. proactive in looking for root suggestions for successful With obesity, diabetes and Dr. Edelman notes that it is fit is important for a com- long ride to help your body causes in order to take steps diabetes management. He heart disease on the rise, especially important for recover. Wohlberg recom- to prevent them in the future. advises patients to talk to now is the time to take con- fortable ride,” explains patients to overcome the fear Rachel Heal, Women’s mends chocolate milk to “Otherwise, if people just their doctor about diet and trol of your health, fitness factor. “Some of the biggest treat them in the moment and exercise. He also recommends Performance Director and a incorporate calories, sugar and well-being. barriers I’ve observed that move on, they can get on a taking notes between visits former Olympian. An expert and protein quickly. After Cycling can be fun, low prevent people from control- roller coaster of reacting to about any concerns patients cooling down, eat a good impact, inexpensive and can help you find a bike that ling their diabetes are emo- patterns of highs and lows may have, and he encourages helps improve health while suits your body and riding meal of lean protein and car- tional ones,” says Dr. over and over again without talking about other factors, controlling weight. It burns style. bohydrates and plenty of Edelman. Fear, misconcep- even realizing they may be such as stress, that could around 600 calories an • Ride at your own water to rehydrate. tions and depression can be connected,” he says. affect blood sugar levels. hour—and lowers the risk of pace: Know your limits. If • Enjoy it: The best powerful derailers of proper Fortunately, advances in “Managing diabetes is a heart disease and stroke. In you can’t keep a smooth thing about cycling is that care. While people are afraid blood glucose monitoring marathon, not a sprint,” says addition, cycling promotes pedal stroke or you aren’t just about anyone can do it, of complications, many also technology are making this Dr. Edelman. “Get educated, psychological well-being. able to talk or take a full at any level, and still have fear what they’ll find when easier. The OneTouch take advantage of the latest Several studies suggest that breath, slow down. fun. “You control how hard they really examine their dia- VerioIQ Meter with tools, and never give up hope cycling leads to reduced • Cross-train for or easy your workout is,” betes. Dr. Edelman says that PatternAlert Technology is because it’s never too late to stress, improved mental abil- strength: Men’s Performance said Wilcoxson. it’s not uncommon for people the first meter to find pat- take control of your dia- ities and a more positive atti- Manager and three-time • Learn more: For to equate blood sugar levels terns of high and low blood betes.” with their own self-worth. tude. Olympic athlete Eric more information on cycling sugar and provide alerts right For more information These attitudes can some- To help you get into Wohlberg suggests adding and to follow the team, visit on the screen. With every test, about the OneTouch VerioIQ lower body exercises such as www.humanpowered- times lead patients to “forget” the meter compares the cur- System and diabetes, visit cycling, members from one to get their lab tests or to of the United States’ premier single leg squats, lunges, health.com. rent result with previous www.OneTouch.com. 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(NAPS) Shepherd, the keys to staying healthy are choosing a fun Being active is critical for staying healthy—so it’s a good activity, eating well and staying hydrated. thing exercise-related aches and pains, sore muscles, and “Some people like running but I prefer to get my running foot and leg cramps don’t have to put a damper on the activi- done on roller skates,” says Shepherd. “I get a really good ties that people love. Thankfully,there are many safe and nat- workout, plus I hydrate with plenty of water, before, during ural remedies to keep pain at bay. and after a skate.” Soft-tissue pain often benefits from rest, ice, compression When you need more than rest, ice or heat but don’t like and elevation. While rest gives your body time to heal, ice is the side effects of stronger pain medicines, all-natural home- handy for reducing swelling and dulling pain in sore spots. opathic products offer safe, effective solutions for aches and Be sure to wrap ice in a towel to prevent skin damage and pains. For information on Hyland’s homeopathic recovery aim to ice the injured area for about 20 minutes an hour or as products, such as Muscle Therapy Gel with Arnica, Arnica needed, for one to two days. Gentle compression may help to 30x, Leg Cramps, Leg Cramps PM, and Bioplasma Sport, visit keep swelling in check, while elevation can also reduce it. www.hylands.com. Injured ligaments and tendons respond well to increased All the products are available nationally in Whole Foods blood flow, so moving and working with a physical therapist Market, Vitamin Shoppe and other natural food stores, gro- may help you return to pain-free workouts faster. Applying cery stores, supercenters and pharmacies. A community of gentle heat can improve circulation to make achy muscles active adults can be found at feel better, and a warm shower or massage can soothe sore www.facebook.com/HylandsFitTalk. muscles. Remember, if you are ever in doubt about your injury, check with your doctor. Still competing professionally after 45 years, 70-year-old NASCAR driver Morgan Shepherd keeps in shape by being Choose a fun activity to help yourself stay healthy. active every day and looking after his health naturally. For 4 • THE EXPRESS • Friday, May 18, 2012