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“Nothing is too BIG I’S OWNER, VETERAN WITH SERVICE DOG small to know, and APOLOGIZE FOR ACTIONS nothing is too big to attempt.” BY DAVID DORE rant Saturday, Aug. 24, apologize for hurting your STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER believing that Jack was not business at the beginning of William OXFORD — Russell an actual service dog. this endeavor. Please Van Horne Ireland and James Glaser Glaser is a United States Air patron[ize] his establish- said they are changed men Force veteran who tem- ment.” after a whirlwind of events porarily relocated to the One person in the audi- last week in which both of area from Nevada (he will ence yelled, “No, we won’t.” them got caught up. be going back soon, he said Before that, there was INSIDE The two men embraced, Saturday) and served in loud applause and cheers as shook hands and apologized Iraq. He said he has Jack Ireland and Glaser Seniors ...... A5 to each other and about 300 because he was diagnosed embraced and shook hands, with posttraumatic stress with Glaser’s Jack Russell Learning ...... A6-7 people who gathered at Greenbriar Recreation Area disorder. terrier looking on. Viewpoint ...... A10 on Saturday, Aug. 31. “I stand here in front of Comments on Facebook Sports ...... A12 Ireland, owner of Big I’s you embarrassed, ashamed, and news sites have been a and I ask for some forgive- mix of people willing to for- David Dore photos Obituaries ...... Sect.B Diner in Oxford, threw Glaser and his service dog ness,” Ireland said. give Ireland and people who Big I’s owner Russell Ireland, left, and James Glaser embrace in a Calendar ...... Sect.B Jack out when they walked “I accept,” Glaser said spirit of reconciliation at Saturday’s rally. before Ireland spoke, “and I Real Estate ...... Sect.B into his Main Street restau- Please Read RALLY, page A14 Legal Notices ..... Sect.B Marino Pond LOCAL A decade of celebration roundtable attracts residents’ input

BY JOY RICHARD Held at the Dudley TIMES STAFF WRITER Municipal Complex on DUDLEY — Residents Tuesday,Aug. 28, the group made their opinions clear was comprised of a group during a recent roundtable of five residents, two — change is what they see selectmen (Vice Chairman for the future of the Paul Joseph and Peter Marino Pond beach. Fox), Highway Local officials field After bringing the issue Superintendent Daniel concerns about of the town beach to the Gion, Town Administrator attention of the Board of Peter Jankowski and rep- technology tax Selectmen during a public resentatives from the hearing on Monday, Aug. Dudley Police 19, residents reassembled Department, Officer Page A2 for the first of several Philip Megas, fire/EMS File photo meetings of the newly Capt. David Konieczny and Participants round the track at Lemansky Park during last year’s Relay for Life. formed Dudley Town Webster-Dudley Boys and Beach Subcommittee. LEARNING Please Read ROUNDTABLE, page A13 RELAY FOR LIFE COMMEMORATING 10 YEARS OF SUCCESS BY JOY RICHARD believe we have 37 [teams] signed up STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER online, and I know of a couple more.” District eyes AUBURN — Ten years of cancer She added that team members come fundraising has given people hope at the from far and wide to help the cause. She Central South County Relay for Life, and said residents from Oxford, Leicester, foreign exchange it’s also given people a reason to cele- Millbury and Auburn join the fun, but brate. they even have people from out-of-state The Relay for Life of Central South who travel to remember those they love County will commemorate a decade of and have lost. expansion fundraising through community spirit She said the fundraising goal this year St. Anne School during its upcoming Relay at Lemansky has been set at $105,000, but said they BY JOY RICHARD Shepherd Hill Regional hosts Park on Friday, Sept. 6 through Sunday, would love to see the $195,000 mark in TIMES STAFF WRITER High School this year, and Sept. 7. honor of the double anniversary. DUDLEY — Would one Superintendent Sean ice cream social Relay for Life of Central South County “We would like to emphasize that this semester positively shape Gilrein said the district is Page A6 Co-Chairman Cindy Gallant said she is event is open to the public,” said Gallant, your perspective on a cul- looking to further expand looking forward to celebrating the 10- who will be participating with her team, ture? their program though The year mark with the town. She said the the Hat Squad. “They should come visit That is the question Cambridge Institute of event will open on Friday at 5 p.m., and and have a walk through. You don’t have most foreign exchange stu- International Education the final ceremony will be at 12 p.m., to be a team member to attend.” dents hope to answer when in the future. Saturday afternoon. Gallant said another great addition to they take a leap of faith Gilrein said the School SPORTS “It is also the 100th birthday for the the Relay this year will be the money that and move overseas for a Committee is still review- American Cancer Society, so it is dual Auburn High School and Auburn Middle school year. ing the idea, which would recognition,” said Gallant during a School raised earlier in the summer dur- The Dudley-Charlton allow the district to choose Friday, Aug. 30 phone interview. “So far I Regional School District students though Please Read RELAY, page A13 has two students attending Please Read EXPANSION, page A13 Defining the ‘Relationship’ DUDLEY HILL PLAYERS Football TO OPEN LATEST PRODUCTION Schedules BY JOY RICHARD According to Dudley students. TIMES STAFF WRITER Page A12 First Congregational, White said he is excited DUDLEY — In an United Church of Christ to see the play take shape. evening on the hill, The Rev. John White, the first He said the players put on a Dudley Hill Players are night of the play will be new show every two years, Friday,Sept. 27. It will have the last being “End Game” OPINION looking to connect with O their community through three following dates on in 2011. Saturday, Sept. 28, and As a life-long acting GET YOUR a production featuring five plays in one. Friday, Oct. 4, and enthusiast, White said this POINT ACROSS Looking for a pleasant Saturday, Oct. 5. Door will is the best way to combine open at 7 p.m., for both to of the many elements of PAGE A10 evening at the theater? Courtesy photos That is what the Dudley Friday shows and at 2 p.m., life he loves, the arts and players are hoping to give of Saturday, Sept. 28, and 7 his church community. The Dudley Hill Players and Dudley First Congregational, United residents when they open p.m., Saturday, Oct. 5. With that said, White Church of Christ Rev. John White and director Davis Edney pose their latest production — General admission is $10, for a photo last week. The players were excited to announce “Relationships.” $8 for senior citizens and Please Read PLAYERS, page A14 their latest production, “Relationships,” which will open on Friday, Sept. 27. 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Sequestration puts Head Start in financial crunch

BY JOY RICHARD their children in Head Start program must this fall,” said Guthrie. “We had to gear up Worcester County Community Action STONEBRIDGE STAFF WRITER meet a minimum income requirement to for it this spring. We have [lost] a number of Council’s Head Start program serves over become eligible. She added that they are things. We had a community childcare pro- 200 children each year in six towns and we With the 2013-14 school year already feeling the effects of sequestration in the gram where we subcontracted with some have to see them flourish.” underway,local Head Start classes recently loss of more than $120,000 of funding. folks who were already family childcare reworked their programs as a way to deal Guthrie said there are seven classrooms providers in Southbridge…so they could Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- with federal sequestration cuts. located in the former Southbridge High provide Head Start services for the chil- 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- According to Massachusetts Fair Share, School building on Cole Avenue, which dren that they served.” press.com. a Boston-based social advocacy group, service children on a full-day school year Guthrie said to make up for that loss they approximately 2,015 Bay State students will and half-day school year. She said in Oxford added 12 more students to the in-house pro- not have the opportunity to take part in the there are four classrooms that service chil- gram, which she said was more cost effec- federally funded Head Start program due dren in Auburn, Webster, Leicester and tive than funding the outside childcare ALMANAC to the national sequestration, or automatic Millbury. providers. spending cuts, that Congress has imposed. “We have 204 children in our Head Start “We still serve 60 children, but in a more These mandatory slashes to the budget preschool program,” said Guthrie during economic way,” said Guthrie. QUOTE OF THE WEEK hit close to home, with local Head Start an interview earlier this month. “We have Community Action Council Executive classes in Southbridge, North Oxford and 60 children in our Early Head Start, which Director Jill Dagilis added that while the “I feel a little more optimistic … Spencer. is our home-based program.” cuts may not affect classroom sizes, the loss those who voted for the tax are now All communities in the area are eligible Guthrie said the home-based program is will still affect local education, which she saying we should take another look for the classes, including towns in the for children aged 0-3 and is aimed at help- said is frustrating. at this.” Blackstone Valley and Auburn. ing parents with skills, childrearing tech- “The federal sequestration funding cuts - State Rep. Peter Durant, commenting While seats haven’t been cut in the niques, child development or access to for the Head Start program will impact the last week on the new technology tax at a Worcester County region, Head Start social programs such as educational class- children and families most in need,” said public forum at Quinsigamond instructors have had to reorganize. es. Dagilis in an e-mail to Guthrie. “Early edu- Community College in Southbridge. According to Director of Early “We were fortunate that the sequestra- cation teaches children skills and transi- Childhood and Family Services Programs tion did not take affect for our agency until tions children to kindergarten. The Barbara Guthrie, families looking to enroll OPEN TO CLOSE DUDLEY NEWS BRIEFS DUDLEY TOWN HALL (508) 949-8000 Board of Selectmen (949-8001) officers located a male matching that Monday-Thursday . .8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Police make arrest in breaking and entering case description in close proximity. Fridays ...... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. As a result officers arrested Jonathan Evening appointments if needed. Note: WEBSTER — At 1:54 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26, the Webster Police McGrath, 28, of 34 Park St., Webster, and Office hours are for selectmen’s secretary Department was contacted by a postal carrier reporting that win- charged him with breaking and entering a dows were broken at 20 Ray St. and town administrator. Selectmen do not building in the daytime for felony, posses- hold office hours. He informed responding officers that he observed a male run- sion of a burglarious instrument, larceny ning from the rear of the residence. He provided a description and Town Clerk (949-8004) from a building and receiving stolen prop- Monday-Thursday . . . . .8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. erty over $250. Thursday nights ...... 5 to 7 p.m. As of Monday, he was being held at the Fridays ...... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Webster Police Department pending an arraignment at Dudley District Court on Jonathan McGrath Aug. 27. 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Although numer- SOUTHBRIDGE — Three ous safeguards are in place to ensure accu- rate reporting, mistakes can occur. state officials held the 2013 GOP Confirmed fact errors will be corrected in a Technology Tax Business timely manner on page A3. We cannot run Roundtable on Wednesday, Aug. corrections based upon differences of opin- ion or unconfirmable facts. We will, howev- 28 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. er, print letters to the editor from area resi- Republican State Reps. Peter dents who wish to add their comments to our news coverage. If you find a mistake, Durant (Spencer), Paul Frost please call (508) 764-4325. During non-busi- (Auburn), and Kevin Kuros ness hours, leave a message in the editor’s (Uxbridge) invited local tech- voicemail box. nology business owners and people in the technology indus- try to the Quinsigamond Community College PUBLIC MEETINGS Southbridge Campus to discuss Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are concerns on the new technolo- retrieved in advance from multiple gy tax that began on July 31. sources, including town halls and on the The technology tax came Internet. The Webster Times is not respon- with other tax increases as a sible for changes and cancellations. way to fund transportation and puts a 6.25-percent tax on tech- DUDLEY nology-related services, includ- Monday, Sept. 9 ing design services and instal- Dudley Housing Authority Board of lation of pre-written software. Directors meeting, 6 p.m., office of the “We want to hear your input Joshua Place apartments, Hickory and any ideas you may have House, West Main Street [about the tax],” Durant said. Board of Selectmen meeting, 6:30 p.m., The main concern addressed Room 321A, 71 West Main St. at the roundtable was the com- Tuesday, Sept. 10 plaint of how vague the lan- Chelsea Davis photo Personnel Board meeting, 11 a.m., guage in the technology tax is. Room 321A, 71 West Main St. From left, Republican State Reps. Peter Durant (R-Spencer), Paul Frost (R-Auburn), and Kevin Kuros (R-Uxbridge) dis- “It’s so arbitrary what is con- Historical Commission meeting, 6:30 cuss issues with the new technology tax on Wednesday, Aug. 28. sidered taxable and what’s not,” p.m., Room 315, 71 West Main St. Finance, Appropriation and Advisory said owner of EENetworks in know the definition,” Stearman nomically pick up for us,” People will take their busi- Southbridge Ebon Elza. Committee meeting, 6:30 p.m., Room said. Stearman said about his com- ness elsewhere, Stearman 321A, 71 West Main St. Elza and Vice President of Most of the business owners pany. “We couldn’t now step added. Ashdown Technologies in Wednesday, Sept. 11 who attended the roundtable back 6 percent.” Initiatives are being started Planning Board meeting, 6 p.m., Room Sutton Richard Stearman dis- felt as if their industry was “I’m sure we’re going to lose to have the tax repealed or cussed how they both interpret- 321A, 71 West Main St. being specifically targeted by business,” said Professor Betty amended. Friday, Sept. 13 ed and implemented the tax in the tax. Lauer, program coordinator of There are challenges with different ways. Personnel Board meeting, 10 a.m., “It feels punitive,” Stearman Computer Systems putting the issue on the ballot, Room 321A, 71 West Main St. “The language is so vague, said. Engineering Technology at Frost said, as once that hap- there are a million loopholes to “We’re being set up to be pun- Quinsigamond Community pens, it becomes a public educa- OXFORD the tax,” said Rich Eichacker, ished for the services we pro- College. tion campaign. Monday, Sept. 9 owner of Vibrance Technology vide,” Elza said. “It’s really “I understand your pain,” “We’ll do whatever we can to Planning Board public hearing, 7:05 Corporation in Warren. frustrating.” said Kuros, who spent 18 years rectify this,” Kuros said. p.m., 325 Main St. The Massachusetts “It strikes a fundamental in the technological consulting “I feel a little more optimistic Planning Board public hearing, 7:10 Department of Revenue has put issue of fairness,” Frost said. field. … those who voted for the tax p.m., 325 Main St. out a “Frequently Asked Every service industry The tax does not solely affect are now saying we should take Planning Board public hearing, 7:15 Questions” document with should be quaking in their the government and business- another look at this,” Durant p.m., 325 Main St. their responses to, currently, 55 boots in response to this tax, es; it also affects customers. said. Planning Board public hearing, 7:20 common questions about the Stearman said. “Within one month of the tax “When you stifle a clever p.m., 325 Main St. tax. This discussion led to how going into affect, I’ve had one industry like Information “This FAQ is growing and the tax would affect the busi- person say let’s just ‘fudge’ Technology, they won’t stand growing due to the confusion,” nesses themselves. those items to get around the for it and they will find innova- Kuros said. The original impact cost to tax,” Elza said. tive ways around it,” Elza said. Greater Taxes should not be passed if businesses reported was $160 “It’s forcing people into dis- the Department of Revenue million, and now it’s estimated honesty,” Kuros said. Chelsea Davis may be reached Worcester Monthly can’t understand it, Frost said. at upwards of $500 million, “I’ve been hearing global at (508) 909-4050, or by e-mail at “How can you collect tax Kuros said. companies are shifting around [email protected]. 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BY CHELSEA DAVIS enter to win the door prizes, attendees can VILLAGER STAFF WRITER rip off the stubs on their tickets and put STURBRIDGE — The SocksStock Second them in a drawing bucket when they enter Annual End of Summer Music Festival will the event. Attendees may also register their take place on Saturday, Sept. 7, from 11 a.m. tickets in case they will not be at the event to 10 p.m. when the winner is called. The festival will be held at Hyland Beer, wine, soft drinks, and food will be Orchards, 199 Arnold Road in Sturbridge, sold as well throughout the day. and is sponsored by WMAS 94.7 of People interested in attending are encour- Springfield and WXLO 104.5 of Worcester. aged to tell everyone they know about the Tickets may be purchased in advance for event to raise awareness about the organiza- $10, and $15 on the day of the festival. tion. Children 12 and under get in for free. All proceeds from the day will go towards The day will feature non-stop music by a benefiting children in orphanages in South variety of bands including The Otters, Central Siberia. Luxdeluxe, GrandEvolution, the Zac Mac The idea for Socks for Siberia began in Band, and many more. The music line up is 1999, when Michele and Wally Connor went subject to change as all the bands are donat- to their Russian friend’s son’s wedding. ing their time to play. While in Russia, they passed the Yoletchka Aside from the all-day musical entertain- Children’s Home and realized they needed ment, other activities will be available as to do something to help the children. well. When they returned to the United States, Pie eating contests will begin around 4 Michele Connor enlisted the help of a local p.m. and 6 p.m. There will also be sack races Girl Scout troop and was able to send out 4 at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. boxes of filled stockings for Christmas for A petting zoo will available for children the Yoletchka Children’s Home and the attending the event. Malutka Maternity Hospital. Photo courtesy www.socksforsiberia.org Big Daddy’s Face Painting of Auburn will In 2001, the Connors began the Socks for People listen to performers at the 2012 SocksStock. also provide face-painting services. Siberia project, which prompted the name Door prizes, donated by individuals, for the organization. They now make bi- For more information on SocksStock 2013 Chelsea Davis may be reached at (508) 909- include tickets to see Richard and Teddy annual trips to Russia and continue to and Socks for Siberia, visit their website at 4050, or by e-mail at cdavis@stonebridge- Thompson in concert on Sept. 29 and Red donate goods to the orphanages, their most www.socksforsiberia.org. press.com. Hot Chili Pepper tickets for Sept. 27. To recent trip being in July 2013.

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BY CHELSEA DAVIS computer literacy classes will be combined and then we learn to respond.” Chelsea Davis may be reached at (508) 909- STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER levels. Classes will continue to meet in the lower 4050, or by e-mail at cdavis@stonebridge- SOUTHBRIDGE —The Literacy The orientation class on Saturday will level of the Jacob Edwards Library on press.com. Volunteers of South Central determine each person’s abilities with Tuesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and Massachusetts are looking ahead to their computers, and the volunteer instructors, Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. On Jewelry with Changeable Tops! fall programs and events beginning in Sylvia Gaumond, Mark Szajna, and Yasmin Wednesday, Sept. 17, classes will begin for Bracelets, Rings, Pendants, Earrings September. Aguilar, will be able to teach the curricu- Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. After their “maiden voyage” with com- lum to each person’s needs. Literacy Café classes are free and have no Tell her she’s special with puter literacy classes in January, the The classes include topics such as setting registration requirements. Karisma... Literacy Volunteers will be holding anoth- up email accounts, handling email attach- “We want to offer the students something Start up a new er round of computer literacy classes, ments, Microsoft Office programs, and they can come to because our wait list for collection or add Literacy Volunteers Executive Director website navigation. classes is so long,” Christo said. to her existing one for Holly Christo said. “People really enjoyed it last time,” Finally, the Literacy Volunteers are hop- a change she’ll love to make! The classes begin on Saturday, Sept. 14, Christo said, “and I think it gave some peo- ing to confirm another trip to one they and continue for five more Saturdays in the ple the confidence to learn these things on made last year to Breezelands Orchards in Interest Free Layaway Available lower level of the Jacob Edwards Library. their own as well.” Warren. Registration is open for 20 people. If a The Literacy Volunteers will also be Students who go on the trip get a tour of student has their own laptop they can adding an extra day to their Literacy Café the orchards, a small bag of apples, and extend the amount of people allowed in the Classes. some apple cider and a doughnut. class, Christo said. These classes help people with multiple “We’re hoping to go on Sept. 24, but I’m “We feel we are more prepared for this levels of English language comprehension waiting for a confirmation,” Christo said. & ART GALLERY session,” Christo said. to improve their conversational skills. “The doughnuts are to die for.” A Family Business Since 1949 While the classes in the winter were 10 “We use the same technique as when we For more information or to sign up for 136 Main Street • Spencer • 508-885-3385 weeks long and involved back-to-back basic first learn to speak,” Christo said. “First, computer literacy classes, Christo can be www.cormierspencer.com and intermediate classes, this round of we try to understand what is being said, reached at (508) 765-3880. Like us on facebook

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OF LOCAL COACH AND MATH TEACHER Wednesday, Sept. 11: Salad meal or specialty salad or moo shu sloppy Joe or pasta with marinara sauce or chicken fajitas, chef ’s choices as posted, tossed salad, vegetable and hummus, roasted BY JOY RICHARD green beans and carrots, assorted fruit, milk. TIMES STAFF WRITER Thursday, Sept. 12: Salad meal or specialty salad or vegetable OXFORD — It’s much more than wrap or chicken fajita pasta, or crispy chicken patty, chef ’s choice simply lifting things up and putting as posted, sweet potato, assorted fruit, milk. them down. Friday,Sept. 13: Salad meal or specialty salad or personal pizza or According to South Kingston, R.I. hot dog on bun, tossed salad, potato puffs, assorted fruit, milk. resident and Oxford High School OXFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL math teacher, assistant football coach and strengthening /condi- Monday, Sept. 9: Grab and go or salad plate or pick-a-pepper, or tioning coordinator Matthew turkey sandwich or turkey BBQ/bun, cheeseburger, green bean Tyrrell, the weight room renova- and tomato salad, assorted fruit, milk. tion project that he, staff and stu- Tuesday, Sept. 10: Grab and go or salad plate or toasted ham and dents have been putting their time cheese or fish sticks or personal pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit, milk. and energy into for the past year Wednesday,Sept. 11: Grab and go or salad plat or moo shu sloppy has been a labor of love. Joe or pasta with marinara sauce or chicken fajitas, vegetable and He said having the updated hummus, roasted green beans and carrots, assorted fruit, milk. resources, which now makes more Thursday, Sept. 12: Grab and go or salad plate or vegetable wrap weight machines and training or chicken fajita with pasta or crispy chicken patty,sweet potatoes, styles available to the student body, assorted fruit, milk. will hopefully benefit the district. Friday, Sept. 13: Grab and go or salad plate or stuffed crust pizza Tyrell gave a tour of the new or hot dog on bun, tossed salad, assorted fruit, milk. facility on Thursday, Aug. 29. Located in the lowest level of the CHAFFEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL high school he pointed out the Monday, Sept. 9: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or ham sandwich room’s newest features, which or BBQ turkey/bun, green bean and tomato salad, assorted fruit, include a new rubber floor cover, Joy Richard photo which he said was funded by the milk. South Kingston, R.I. resident and Oxford High School math teacher, assistant football Tuesday, Sept. 10: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal or School Committee, new training coach and strengthening/conditioning coordinator Matthew Tyrell poses for a photo toasted ham and cheese on goldfish or fish sticks, tossed salad, machines and weights and plat- in the newly renovated Oxford High School weight room on Thursday, Aug. 29. assorted fruit, milk. forms he made himself to train stu- Wednesday, Sept. 11: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal dents in Olympic-style dead lifts. or moo shu Sloppy Joe or pasta with marinara sauce, vegetable and He said most teams are on board teachers and students are selling school field hockey team, she was hummus, roasted green beans, assorted fruit, milk. with additional weight training. “promotional cards” for $10, which impressed. Thursday,Sept. 12: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal or Tyrell said soccer and field hockey he said grants discounts at local “It is amazing,” said Ennis dur- vegetable wrap or chicken fajitas, sweet potatoes, assorted fruit, coaches are excited to have the businesses. He added that $5 will go ing a phone interview last week. “I milk. extra strength training for their to the business and $5 will come think the best thing I can say is it is Friday,Sept. 13: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or sandwich of the players. back to the program. the initiative he took do this on his day or yummy pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit, milk. “We can’t force the kids to do it, “For me, this is huge ,” said own. It is outstanding.” but we do strongly suggest it,” said Tyrell. “Coming out of high school Superintendent Alan CLARA BARTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Tyrell. I never had a weight program and Himmelberger also gave kudos to He added that most of the when I went to college to play foot- the coaches involved. He said it is Monday, Sept. 9: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or ham sandwich machines were purchased through ball, I was behind. This is a good programs like this are a great way or BBQ turkey/bun, green beans and tomato salad, assorted fruit, CraigsList through buying and sell- inspiration for athletes who want to to round out a school’s athletic pro- milk. ing old equipment. Tyrell said kids go into a college program.” gram. Tuesday, Sept. 10: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal or took part in the fundraising process He said the facility has even “A large majority of it was Coach toasted ham and cheese on goldfish or fish sticks, tossed salad, by donating bottles and cans for attracted kids outside of the sports Tyrell,” said Himmelberger. “It is assorted fruit, milk. redemption giving the cause more program, which he thinks is prom- wonderful for a young teacher at Wednesday, Sept. 11: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal than $400. ising for the first year of the gym. the high school.” or moo shu sloppy Joe or pasta with marinara sauce, vegetable and “Buying and selling on During a recent School hummus, roasted green beans, assorted fruit, milk. Thursday,Sept. 12: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or salad meal or CraigsList I was able to accumulate Committee meeting on Monday, Joy Richard may be reached at vegetable wrap or chicken fajitas, sweet potatoes, assorted fruit, a lot of things,” said Tyrell. “More Aug. 26, Chairman Brenda Ennis 508-909-4129 or by email at milk. than $15,000 [worth of equipment].” showered Tyrell and the team who [email protected]. Friday,Sept. 13: PB&J meal or munchie lunch or sandwich of the To complete the project, which worked on the project with praise. day or yummy pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit, milk. Tyrell said has come together faster She said after seeing her daughter than he originally anticipated, train on the machines with the high PARK AVENUE SCHOOL Monday, Sept. 9: Ham, cheese sandwich or beef ravioli or Mozzarella sticks, whole wheat garlic roll, green beans, fresh NEWS BRIEFS apples, milk. Tuesday, Sept. 10: Ham, cheese sandwich or cheese n’ macaroni, rye bread, butter or salad with baby spinach leafs/chick peas, chilled peaches, milk. Movie filmed in Oxford to premiere in DPD: Be on lookout for phone scam Wednesday, Sept. 11: Ham, cheese sandwich, Romaine lettuce or Bay State DUDLEY — As a follow up to information previous- chicken pot pie, whole wheat garlic roll, cranberry sauce, chilled ly released, the Dudley Police Department continues pears, milk. CLINTON — Mark Lund, executive producer, direc- to receive reports from residents regarding a possible Thursday, Sept. 12: Ham, cheese sandwich, Romaine lettuce or tor and writer, is pleased to announce that “Justice Is phone scam. chicken nuggets, long grain rice, peas and carrots, fruit cocktail, Mind” will have its Massachusetts premiere at the his- Calls have been received by people requesting dona- milk. toric Strand Theatre in Clinton on Wednesday,Sept. 16 Friday, Sept. 13: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- tions for both the Dudley Police and Fire Departments. tuce or Grilled cheese on whole grain bread, corn cobbettes, at 7 p.m. There are no active fund raising efforts taking place at grapes, milk. Tickets are $5.50. this time on behalf of either department. Anyone The short film version of “Justice Is Mind,” receiving calls of this nature should report them to WEBSTER MIDDLE SCHOOL “Evidence,” had its world premiere at the same venue the department at 508-943-4411. If people are able to in 2012 that led to the funding of the feature film. obtain names of the organization soliciting or other Monday, Sept. 9: Ham, cheese whole wheat bread, Romaine let- “Having our Massachusetts premiere at the Strand tuce or beef ravioli or Mozzarella sticks, whole wheat garlic roll, contact information, it would be helpful as this matter green beans, fresh apples, milk. Theatre is like coming home,” said Lund. “When we is investigated. The Dudley Police and Fire Tuesday, Sept. 10: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- produced the short film version in 2012 as a capital Departments wish to thank everyone in advance for tuce or Cheese n’ macaroni, rye bread, butter or salad with baby raise vehicle for the feature, the Strand welcomed us their cooperation and assistance. spinach leafs, chick/peas, chilled peaches, milk. to present the concept to audiences for the first time. Wednesday, Sept. 11: Ham, cheese whole wheat bread, Romaine In addition, the majority of Justice Is Mind was filmed Fred D. Giovaninni in Massachusetts.” lettuce or Chicken pot pie, whole wheat garlic bread, cranberry HANDYMAN SERVICES sauce, chilled pears, milk. Lund and Mary Wenninger, the executive producer, Thursday,Sept. 12: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- are members of the David Prouty High School Class of All Types No Job Is tuce or chicken nuggets, long grain brown rice, peas and carrots, 1983. The cast includes several local residents. Much of of Repairs Too Small spiced applesauce, milk. the movie was shot in Oxford. In & Out Friday, Sept. 13: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- Set in the near future where advanced MRI technol- tuce or grilled cheese on whole grain bread, potato puffs, corn cob- ogy can read your memory, “Justice Is Mind” follows • Free Estimates • Items Assembled betts, grapes, milk. businessman and restaurant owner Henri Miller, who • General Carpentry • Interior Painting • Dry Wall Repair • SM Landscaping Jobs BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL has been afflicted with unexplained headaches since childhood. When he has the new FVMRI procedure • Renovations • Etc… and it reveals that he has allegedly shot and killed two Monday, Sept. 9: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- MA #155844 Insured tuce or nachos, cheese sauce or salad, ham, spinach, beans, chick- people, the trial of the century begins in which Miller Call 508.904.9728 Dudley, MA peas/breadstick or beef ravioli, whole wheat garlic roll or cheddar is faced with his own memory at trial. But all is not as cheese sticks, green beans, chilled pears, milk. it seems as a dark family secret, held by Henri’s minis- Tuesday, Sept. 10: Ham cheese whole wheat bread, Romaine let- ter father Joseph, reveals itself during the trial. tuce or nachos, cheese sauce or salad, ham, spinach, beans, chick- The movie had its successful world premiere last peas/breadstick or cheese n’ macaroni rye bread, butter, broccoli month in Albany, N.Y., at the Capital District Film TheHeartOf spears, pineapple tidbits, milk. Festival. Wednesday, Sept. 11: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine Massachusetts.com lettuce or nachos, cheese sauce or salad, ham, spinach, beans, chick/peas/breadstick or chicken pot pie, cranberry sauce, chilled pears, milk. Thursday,Sept. 12: Ham cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine let- tuce or nachos, cheese sauce or salad, ham, spinach, beans, chickpeas/breadstick or SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION chicken nuggets, long grain roll, three bean Sale per order of owner salad, spiced applesauce, milk. RESIDENTI AL LO T Friday, Sept. 13: Ham, cheese, whole wheat bread, Romaine lettuce or nachos, 11 WESTWOOD DRIVE STURBRIDGE cheese sauce or salad, ham, spinach, beans, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 @ 1:00 P.M. chickpeas/breadstick or grilled cheese on SALE ON SITE whole grain read, alphabet soup, pasta with sauce, corn cobbettes, grapes, milk. Offering .75 acres of land with 141 ft frontage on Westwood Drive - an BAY PATH exceptionally fine established LUNCH neighborhood. Monday, Sept. 9: Fish sandwich on whole- wheat bun, tartar sauce and coleslaw or TERMS OF SALE: $5,000.00 deposit at grinder served with salad and carrots. the time and place of sale. Balance due Tuesday, Sept. 10: Hot dog on a whole- on or before 30 days at passing. Sale wheat roll and baked beans or whole wheat subject to immediate approval by owner. pizza and carrot and celery sticks both Other terms to be announced at the sale. served with baked sweet potato fries. For information call auctioneer. Wednesday, Sept. 11: Spaghetti with meat JAY C. KIVOWITZ sauce and garlic bread or grinder both AUCTIONEERS-APPRAISERS served with salad and green beans. P.O. BOX 41268 Thursday, Sept. 12: Breaded pork patty or NEW BEDFORD, MA 02744 grinder served with vegetable rice and peas. 508-997-0768 Friday, Sept. 13: No Lunch – Half Day. MA. LIC. #1344 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net www.webstertimes.net Friday, September 6, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Old Home Day

CHARLTON — Despite thunderstorms, The 116th Annual Charlton Old Home Day took place as scheduled Monday,Sept. 2, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the common in Charlton. The day’s events included a Soapbox Derby, Lumberjack Contests, 5K Road Race and Frog Jumping Contest. Other food and service booths were set up on the common and other shows, like the Art and Flower Shows, went on during the day.

Chelsea Davis photos Attendees take cover from the rain in Charlton Town Hall.

People view and vote for pieces of art in the Art Show.

One man cuts potatoes in the rain for a booth selling French fries.

More attendees try to find cover under a tent.

A booth selling fried dough stays out of the rain. A girl gets her face painted at the event.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse wave hello while walking through the booths.

A man catches a frog after it hopped away prematurely.

The first contestants in the Two Men Buck Saw competition begin to saw and complete it in 35 sec- onds.

The winners of the Two Women Buck Saw competition cut off their piece of the log. Attendees play an amusing mini golf game. 10 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

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FRANK G. CHILINSKI Saad issues statement on behalf of town STONEBRIDGE PRESS PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER degrees To the Editor: a veteran accompanied by a service dog. ADAM MINOR The Town of Oxford is grateful for the While the town is unable itself to take t was only one of a thousand pieces of EDITOR services provided to the town and the coun- enforcement action in this matter, based junk (e-mail) the likes of which we THE WEBSTER TIMES try by its veterans, and honors their brave upon the limits of the town’s jurisdiction, I receive on a daily basis, but it managed efforts and sacrifices on our behalf. The the town has forwarded this matter to the to catch our attention. town looks to its many commercial opera- Massachusetts Office of Attorney General “Buy custom-made uni- EDITORIAL tions, including stores and restaurants, to for review and appropriate action. versity diplomas, fake col- similarly honor these veterans. lege degrees, and tran- The town was very disappointed to learn JOHN G. SAAD scripts of world-famous of a failure by one establishment to respect OXFORD BOARD OF SELECTMEN universities.” Nice head- line! Daddy’s the needs of veterans by refusing access to CHAIRMAN Could they REALLY be saying what they seemed to be saying? Are they Thank you to town officials for help with photograph REALLY selling bogus little girl diplomas, transcripts, and To the Editor: Key Citizen Award” during the town’s AS YOU “fake college degrees?” I would like to publicly thank and 300th year celebration. It was a gift for my Aren’t there plenty of all few weeks ago, with the help of applaud the teamwork and extraordinary father in law’s 93rd birthday. The framed LIKE IT of those things already a handy-dandy roller coaster efforts of the following Town of Oxford photographs made his day, but when he out there, evident in the Aanalogy, I revealed that in a employees — Town Manager Joseph heard how all these departments and indi- workplace, bureaucratic few months, I was going to become a Zeneski and his staff, Brenna Pomeroy and viduals worked together, it meant a lot MARK ASHTON and governmental offices, father for the second time. Michelle Aker of the Oxford Public more to him and warmed his heart. “get-rich-quick” Library, and Sandy Davis, Robert Shedd Thank you for making this possible. schemers’ presentations, and almost daily Last week, we found and Tony Troiano of Access Oxford. out that we were hav- news reports of disgraced functionaries These people helped me research, locate SOUNDOUSS WALKER and officials? ing a daughter. and produce the photograph of James and OXFORD “But wait!” as they say in the middle of It was a different Alice Walker receiving the “Tercentennial many such pitches. The message has come kind of feeling last from our “friend” (whose email address and week, as I stared in true identity we definitely don’t know). And awe at the TV screen SOUND OFF isn’t it just like our good friend to want to that showed the ultra- “recommend this site to you, and send … sound video of our lit- the following message”? tle girl moving “Buy fake/novelty university diplomas Stirring up trouble and degrees online. We design our Degree THE MINOR around. Already hav- or Diploma Certificates (our friend’s capi- ing a 2-year-old boy, ETAILS SOUND OFF: house or vacant land) and just let us enjoy talization style, not ours) and Transcripts D and in a family of There is always that one neighbor who our little access to the lake to swim, sun- to look 99.99 percent identical to world- nearly all boys, I was likes to “stir up trouble” among fellow, bathe or simply sitting down with our chil- famous originals, including identical secu- ADAM MINOR half-expecting the tra- friendly, neighborly residents. dren and chatting with our other neighbor- rity-grade transcript paper, identical water dition to continue, Such is the continuous “saga” being ly friends. markings, raised-ink crests, embossed despite all my friends predicting a placed on The Colonial Park residents of Before purchasing your vacant land (and seals, correct card stock weight (60-100 lb girl was on the way. Webster. or) house, you were fully aware by your depending upon institution specifica- Well, turns out they were right! One of the main challenges the Colonial realtor involving the land court decision tions).” Park residents face are the few neighbors granting permanent Colonial Park resi- Nice message – especially when it comes Don’t get me wrong, I’m not in the who like to involve the entire neighbor- dents access to the lake. to the 99.99 percent identicality to the real least bit disappointed at all. I honest- hood in the land/lake access dispute. Also, please do not involve your personal things. We immediately had to wonder what ly didn’t care whether it was a boy or For several decades, the Colonial Park building contractors to aid in your disputes accounted for the .01 percent inauthenticity a girl. Since we revealed we were residents have been targeted by a few per- of who can and cannot swim in the lake in and whether it might give someone (any- expecting #2, people have asked me, sonal waterfront homeowners. These par- front of your property or even walk in front one) pause to consider the overall dubious “So, What do you want? A boy? A ticular waterfront homeowners feel that of your house due to the public beach nature of the documents being designed for girl?” the “deeded” lake rights to the other access. These contractors do not fully potentially fraudulent purposes. I always reply, “I want an ‘on time Colonial Park residents should not have the understand the complexities of this land Then again, who’s to say that these “cus- right to swim in front of their lake proper- issue. Unless of course, these contractors tom-made” items aren’t being prepared, and healthy,’” referencing the fact sold, and used solely for the purposes of our son was born six weeks early and ty or walk on the public beach access; would prefer to read the full court case which happens to be right in front of their regarding the permanent rights of the righteous benefit and good clean fun? After had to spend two weeks in the NICU “beloved water-view” homes! Colonial Park residents. all, the word “novelty” is in there. Perhaps at UMass Memorial in Worcester, News flash, people — you do not own the Just because you are wealthy and can this is all intended for use at Halloween par- Mass. — one of the most stressful lake, nor do you own our “deeded” rights to afford “lakefront property,” please do not ties by the academically (and ethically) times of my life. He turned out to be beach access! discriminate and start trouble for your challenged. “Look at my Harvard diploma,” just fine, but needless to say, we are Please leave us alone with all your petty good neighbors. We all got along just fine says Bob, actually a drop-out of Clown praying for the best this time around! complaints (e.g. swimming in front of your without you starting trouble for all of us. School and the Municipal Jail. “So what?” says Pete. “Here’s my Yale diploma, along So, here I am, in uncharted territo- with some 99.99 percent authentic-looking ry, wondering what it’s going to be transcripts indicating that I earned a 4.0 like with a little girl in the house. average and summa cum laude matricula- Fellow parents have been telling me Paddleboat issue tion status. That trumps your little ‘Hah- that girls are different and present a vid’ diploma.” unique set of parental challenges. “No it doesn’t,” counters the by-now For me, I can’t help but have flash ‘has nothing to do with the boat’ aggravated Bob, “because I can trump your forwards to the year 2032, where my trump with my additional diploma from The proposed paddleboat on boat before asking all the people of Trump University!” 18-year-old daughter is fending off Webster Lake has nothing to do Webster whether they wanted the OUR Despite our confusion (and concern) over punk boys with a stick, therefore with the boat. Y paddleboat and the increase of just what “raised-ink crests” are, we sud- forcing me to get involved on my It is all about control by those TURN tourists that would contribute to denly saw the light. “There’s nothing wrong daughter’s behalf. who feel entitled to control what the town’s economy brought here? with producing, selling, and buying Fake happens, not just on the lake, but Kind of makes you think are Cue overprotective dad syndrome. DEBRA College Degrees and Transcripts of World Now, I’m going to have practice my for the whole town of Webster. they our elected officials or thier Famous Universities,” we said to ourselves. We have to remember the RUGGIERI elected officials? intimidation speeches. Anyone out Who does it harm to enhance our resumé Concerned Citizen’s issue with the WEBSTER As far as the other issues — alco- and/or CV (curriculum vitae) by way of a there know any good ones? billboard on Route 395 which, hol is not allowed on the lake and There’s a comedy bit I’m reminded little bogus paperwork? Aren’t we entitled, because of its size, would destroy the real issue is the alcohol con- in fact, by way of personal progress, to put of by Bill Engvall (of “Blue Collar the view and tranquility of the lake and sumed on lakefront property by the driver our best feet forward? It’s not like we’re Comedy Tour” fame, and a father of “The Last Green Valley.” and riders who all climb in the boat and running forensic lab tests for the state, or daughters himself) where he talks I never could figure out how that worked speed away at 30 knots pulling skiers who manufacturing tainted medications that about dealing with the boys vying his since Killdeer Island residents had to turn are also under the influence. Or the two ine- actually might kill (just a handful) of peo- daughter’s attention. He first takes away from a view of the lake and look briated jet skiers who decide to have a race ple! behind to see it. It certainly doesn’t seem to while trying to avoid other boats on the the boy to his “armory” to show off Where’s the harm in convincing our co- have ruined the ability to sell properties in lake. It’s easier to evaluate and maintain workers and employers that we attended his gun collection, taking a few and that area. control over one captain than 100-plus peo- displaying his acumen, loading, (and wowed everyone at) MIT, even if we And let’s not forget how some of those ple on the lake that day. Size — at a 40-foot were actually struggling at Podunk reloading and cleaning them. The same people were adamant that Main Street limit then no more than two 16-foot pontoon Community College majoring in art collage boy is nervous. Webster would better attract new business, boats or 20-foot powerboats with a total of making? Next, he takes a shotgun and gently and be revived if we controlled the size, no more than 20 riders can congregate and The final line of our friend’s message cradles it. color, and shape of signage and buildings. travel as a group. Both vessels must main- promised that “most post-secondary institu- “You know son, I love my little girl. Most residents must realize the town’s tain a speed of 6 mph or less. tions (are) available,” which is great, I love her more than life itself. I issues are more complex than paint and Noise, crowds, and safety — No vessels of because we’d hate to pin all our future job- signs. any kind should be allowed near that por- hunting and self-promotional hopes on would do anything for her, to protect As far as pollution and weed growth goes, tion of the lake where the Thunder Down her, and keep her safe,” he says, still fraudulent info and degrees from Stanford that started decades ago when sewerage Under races take place (uh oh — also noise when all they really had was Bev’s College cradling the weapon. and just about anything else was thrown, issues from the Thunder!), no vessels of any of Hair Styling and Nail Polishing. (Not “And I have no problem going back leaked or seeped into the lake from shore- kind allowed on lake during Fourth of July that there’s anything wrong with a REAL to prison.” lines and summer cottages. This contami- fireworks. diploma from BCHSNP)! OK, so it’s an exaggeration, but the nation and runoff continued as more cot- The decisions are now up to Webster’s Why are we even wasting your time and point is a fair one. Even now, still tages were renovated and new, year-round Conservation Committee. Gee, let’s wonder ours on sharing this inarguably fraudulent months from being born, I feel like I homes were being built from the 1950’s how that’s going to be a fair and unbiased and felonious operation? Because, unlike through to the 1980’s and early 1990’s before evaluation since on Aug. 14, Conservation would do anything to keep her safe. what it’s selling, this operation is all-too- any strict pollution or environmental con- Committee Chairman Bennett Smith III real. And out there. And probably doing I think I’m jumping ahead a little trol laws/policies with severe penalties announced that Conservation Committee too far. First thing’s first. There are quite well at lying, cheating, and defraud- were enacted by the town. member Richard Franas, who was presi- ing the public. lots of life events that will take place Some 10-plus years ago, Webster taxes dent of Concerned Citizens as of June 2013 We’d advise, “Let the buyer beware!”, but before any of that stuff happens, went towards extending water/sewer lines and publicly spoke out against the paddle- in this case it’s even more important to right? Right? in the Killdeer/Lower Gore area to control boat, has now resigned as president and remind you to NEVER (ever!) respond elec- I’ve been a “Daddy” now for two sewer leakage into the lake. These homes member of Concerned Citizens. Mr. tronically to such offers, for it’s thereby that years to my little boy, and it’s better were required to connect and were offered Bennett stated in a local newspaper that such modern hucksters and felons get a special financing and many deadline exten- “He (Mr. Franas) doesn’t associate himself and better every day, but something foothold – probably on your throat and all sions by the town. I wonder how many with any of them” and will be allowed to your identity information. tells me that name takes on a whole members of the “Concerned Citizens” are vote on the decision! new meaning when it is said by a lit- Whoops! We just received another impor- on the list of properties that have still not As for Concerned Citizens’ past and now tant email this very moment! It’s from tle girl to her father. connected and who have yet to be fined or again President, Kenneth Vacovec — Stop another good friend we’ve never heard of, So last week, staring at the ultra- have liens placed against their property by the inflammatory and untruthful remarks and it’s just a one-word message: “Urgent!” sound screen at the doctor’s office, it the town of Webster. which are purposely designed to enrage the So, we’ve gotta go. It’s time to contact “Mr. A may have been a different kind of Webster has a population of approximate- town residents and play off their fears. Slot and G.B. for details.” This one’s from a feeling, but it was also all too famil- ly 16,000, but for decades it has been gov- machines? That was really desperate of University of Iowa.edu email location. iar. Much like the first time around, I erned by the few that knew the only way you. Mr. Vacovec, you grew up in this town Maybe they can get us a discount on some they could be elected was by a platform of during its most prosperous years and your fake transcripts and/or an impressive was falling head over heels in love, no money spent and supporting the more father’s dental practice afforded you a great and I can’t wait for my little girl to diploma. We must urgently go and NOT vocal, senior and affluent residents. If that education, which allowed you to become a reply – right now! arrive. I love her already! is not true then answer why our town elect- successful tax attorney. You should be look- ed selectmen, U.S. Rep James McGovern, ing at what you can give back to Webster Mark Ashton can be reached at: Adam Minor may be reached at 508- Sen. Richard Moore, and State Rep. Ryan and working towards making this town [email protected], or by calling: 909-4130, or by e-mail at Fattman all petitioned the State of prosperous, not trying to divide it. 508-909-4144. [email protected]. Massachusetts to rule against the paddle- www.webstertimes.net Friday, September 6, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 VIEWPOINT Continue to be on the lookout for scams

Our department continues to credit card or money order to you, especially those of vital importance. question of the proper authorities. This will receive numerous complaints from complete the transaction. Some Money scams have been occurring for help you to avoid becoming a victim. residents about a variety of “scams.” unsuspecting people may have many years. Those responsible prey on I had the pleasure to visit with the Men’s Some people are asked to provide followed through with this unsuspecting individuals. The elderly can Club at Christopher Heights in Webster on personal or bank information or they request. This is a scam and often be targets. The scammer’s goal is to Wednesday, Aug. 21. In addition to a fine are simply solicited for money in should be avoided. If you should obtain either quick cash or other personal lunch, I enjoyed talking about a number of some manner. These can take place experience this activity, try to information, such as bank account num- subjects with the residents and staff. It was in person, online, over the phone, or obtain whatever information you bers. Armed with this documentation, the nice to once again see some familiar faces in by mail. As a result, people may be HIEF S can about the caller and take the criminal can commit identity theft and the group. I thank the staff members and out large sums of money.I wanted to C ’ time to verify all the information access your finances. residents for their time and hospitality. inform everyone of one type of scam CORNER with your service company. You The important thing to remember is do that was brought to my attention can also report this to the police. not conduct business transactions unless Thanks again for your questions and com- recently. STEVE Most of the utility companies are you are sure of the people and places you ments. Please send them to me at the Dudley Some businesses or individuals national businesses. They will are dealing with. If you are not expecting to Police Department 71 West Main St. Dudley, have been contacted and told they WOJNAR have records to verify the status do business with specific people or if you MA 01571 or e-mail at swojnar@dudleypo- needed to pay their electric bill of your account. You know the are asked to send money or other items to lice.com. Opinions expressed in this weekly immediately or their power would be turned utility companies, banks, and other places unknown places, chances are it is a scam. column are those of Chief Wojnar only and off within hours. The people were specifi- where you normally conduct business. They Always be aware of the people you are giv- unless clearly noted, do not reflect the ideas or cally instructed to obtain a special pre-paid should be able to answer any questions for ing money to and never be afraid to ask a opinions of any other organization or citizen. Early half-dollars: 1806-1807

he last of the Draped authentication and grading ed. This was the largest mintage for any Bust half-dollars were are actually Chinese counter- U.S. coin up to that date. However, there Tmade in 1806 and 1807. TREASURES feits. were four (4) more varieties of Capped Liberty faces right on all IN YOUR Evidently,the Mint had con- Bust halves made in 1807. There’s the 1807 Draped Bust halves. The siderable trouble employing with small stars, the 1807 with large stars, capped bust design (pic- HOME quality staff, and making up the large stars variety with “50” punched tured) was minted from 1807 its mind on design elements, in over a “20” at the bottom of the reverse, until the series ended in because there are no less than and the “Bearded” variety. The “beard” is 1839. All Capped Bust half- PAUL eight different varieties of actually a raised line of metal resulting dollars had a lettered edge. JOSEPH 1806 halves. There’s the nor- from a break in the obverse die that runs However, as the value of sil- mal 1806, the 1806 over 5, the from the jaw to the upper portion of the ver increased, concern arose aforementioned 1806 over bust. about unscrupulous folks fil- inverted 6, the knobbed 6 with The 1807 Draped Bust half is worth about ing off small amounts of silver from the was informed large stars and a hint of an the same as most of the 1806 varieties ($150 edges of coins and melting those shavings that what I overdate, the knobbed 8 with in G-4). However, due to the high mintage down into small, valuable silver ingots. So had paid small stars, the knobbed 6 all but one of the 1807 Capped Bust halves in 1836 the mint changed the lettered edge “real coin” with no stem through the are worth half as much as the 1806’s (about to a reeded edge (similar to our 90-percent money for claw on the reverse, the point- $40-$50 in G-4). The exception is the “beard- silver coins-dimes, quarters, half dollars, what was ed 6 with no stem through the ed” variety.It has a value of approximately and silver dollars). actually a claw, and the pointed 6 with a $295 in G-4. Back to the 1896 Draped Bust halves. One contempo- stem through the claw. A total of 839, 576 We’ve been extremely busy with antique of the series of coins I really like, and col- rary cast counterfeit. A dealer later con- halves dated 1806 were minted. and collectible appraisals and onsite Estate lect, are the Bust Half series. One of the firmed the disappointing news. Needless to All but one variety list for approximately sales this summer, so in our next column first rarities I ever purchased (some 35 say, I quickly began to educate myself on $150 in G-4 condition. The exception is the we’ll tell you about some of our more inter- years ago) was an 1806 over inverted 6 counterfeit coins. And that process contin- knobbed 6 with no stem through the claw esting finds. In the meantime, keep the (where the 5 was punched in upside down). ues unabated to this day. on the reverse. Are you ready? That coin questions coming to as requested below. I bought it at one of the fields in Brimfield. In addition to all of the usual counterfeit lists for approximately $18,000 in the same I was thrilled to get such a rarity at a rea- “suspects” I know have to stay abreast of G-4 condition. While no records exist as to Contact us! Paul, CAI, GPPA: Grey Ghost sonable price. the ridiculous number of Chinese counter- exactly how many of these were minted, Auctions & Appraisals, 508-943-6570, pwo- Well, it was very early in my Bust Half feits on the market. It has gotten so bad it’s clear there aren’t many around. [email protected]; www.greyghostcorp.com; collecting days — and I thought I knew (current Chinese counterfeits) that the Things got a little better at the mint in The author conducts certified coin and what I was doing. Ha! three major coin-grading companies esti- 1807. Just over 300,000 Draped Bust halves antique/collectible appraisals, on site estate A few months later, when showing the mate that over one half of the U.S. Trade were minted in that year, and another sales, auctions, and cleanouts. coin to an experienced collector friend, I dollars (1873-1855) submitted to them for 750,000 Capped Bust halves were also mint- How can we help the American worker?

In the 12th edition of “The State REFORM WELFARE ponents of those goods, wage to inflation. Without a hike, the state minimum wage to infla- of Working America,” published whenever possible, also states like Ohio and Arizona that tion so that as prices go up, so does less than a year ago, the Economic As President John F. GUEST come from this country. index to inflation will soon over- the amount that minimum-wage Policy Institute (EPI) asks and Kennedy once said, “a COMMENTARY Massachusetts needs take Massachusetts. workers must be paid. Low-wage answers the fundamental ques- rising tide lifts all to join the “Sweatfree Proponents of a minimum wage workers in Rhode Island also saw a boats.” tion, “How well is the American SEN.RICHARD T. Purchasing increase note that the value of the small boost to their incomes in economy providing acceptable It is imperative that Consortium,” a new minimum wage has eroded over 2013 thanks to a one-time increase growth in living standards for the Legislature finish MOORE collaborative effort of time. In 1968, the state’s minimum in their state’s minimum wage most households?” the job of welfare states, local govern- wage was $10.58 in 2012 dollars. that was enacted this June 2012. EPI, looking broadly at available reform that focuses the ments and human Today, it’s $8 – down 24 percent. What do you think? data, concludes that the answer is programs on lifting people off pub- rights advocates to ensure that we The real value of the minimum While some of us had a barbe- simply “not well at all.” lic assistance, out of poverty, and do not spend tax dollars on uni- wage will continue to decline if cue on Labor Day, or possibly clos- This is not because the economy into jobs needed by society. Last forms and other products made in lawmakers don’t take action. ing up the summer cottage, let’s has failed to grow, on average. June, the Massachusetts Senate, sweatshops, in unsafe, unsanitary Opponents, mostly in the business remember all those who’ve gone National income has grown led by Senate President Therese buildings. The consortium pools community, believe that raising before to fight for the rights of enough to substantially improve Murray, passed comprehensive resources for investigations and the minimum wage will harm the working people, and think how we the fortunes for all. However, it is welfare reform that establishes the monitoring of supplier factories economy, and make it more diffi- can help of who currently work the top 5 percent of the workforce, concept of going to work and get- and coordinates implementation cult for young people to get jobs. hard, play by the rules, and strug- the top 1 percent, and fractions of ting out of poverty as a fundamen- and enforcement of sweat-free Whether increases in the mini- gle to make ends meet to pay mort- the top one percent that have tal tenet. The Legislature estab- standards to ensure compliance mum wage lead employers to cut gages or rent, colleges tuitions and received almost all the benefits of lished this concept in the 1995 wel- with costs of conduct established jobs is unclear from a number of other expenses. We can also honor the economy’s growth. fare reform law, however, succes- by states and localities. economic studies which are the memory of Edward Cohen, a Despite an increase in produc- sive administrations failed to fully Most apparel workers – includ- sharply divided on the question. A Labor Movement hero who was tivity of more than 22 percent by implement many of the provisions ing children – work long hours in legislative hearing was held on tragically assassinated while wait- 2010, typical wage earners made of that law. Media stories that sug- inhumane conditions for wages June 20, 2013 on bills, such as ing in the office of Massachusetts roughly the same amount per hour gest the Bay State may have that are insufficient to pay for Senate Bill 878 filed by Senator Governor Curtis Guild on Dec. 5, as in 2000. Median family income become the welfare Mecca of the their families basic needs. Marc Pacheco of Taunton, but no 1907. A memorial plaque honors was 6 percent lower in 2010 than in nation, demonstrate that the time Sweatshop exploitation under- report has yet been presented. At Mr. Cohen on the State House wall 2000. This lost decade of no wage is long past for reform to be imple- mines global economic security this point, there is no clear consen- outside the Governor’s office. and income growth began well mented. The House of and political stability, and under- sus whether to raise the mini- before the Great Recession – which Representative needs to take posi- cuts ethical businesses in the mum, or by how much. Sen. Richard T. Moore represents started in December of 2007 – bat- tive action on Senate Bill 1806 as Commonwealth to compete in the There’s another minimum wage 14 towns in South Central tered wages and incomes. In the quickly as possible. global economy. option, one that could also accom- Massachusetts. He serves as Senate historically weak economic expan- pany an increase in the base rate President Pro Tempore of the SUPPORT THE AMERICAN OFFERING A LIVING WAGE sion following the 2001 recession, WORKER or be enacted alone. Workers in 10 Massachusetts Senate. The hourly wages and compensation Congress sets the national mini- states will see the value of their Economic Policy Institute, a non- failed to grow for either high State government, cities and mum wage, but nineteen states, paychecks preserved against infla- partisan, nonprofit Washington, school or college-educated work- towns need to take the lead in pur- including Massachusetts, have set tion. Working men and women in D.C. think tank, was created in 1986 ers. What are some of the steps chased products Made in the USA! higher minimum wages. Six Arizona, Colorado, Florida, to broaden the discussion about eco- that Massachusetts state govern- Not only must we insist that states, including our neighbors in Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, nomic policy to include the interests ment, and even the public in gener- public dollars be used to purchase Vermont and Connecticut are Vermont, and Washington are pro- of low- and middle-income workers. al, can take to improve the lot of goods made in our country, and higher than Massachusetts. Nine tected each year by automatic working Americans? preferably in our Commonwealth, states – Massachusetts is not yet indexing of their state’s minimum but we need to insist that the com- one of them – index the minimum wage. Indexing links the value of Are you an ‘efficient’ investor? enerally speaking, ue this pattern indefinite- ings account into the investments be better off by reinvesting the separate investment account with if you’re efficient at ly, you may not be maxi- you’ve chosen. When the price of dividends This is an efficient way a third, you may end up paying Ga particular task, mizing your resources. your investments falls, your con- to increase your shares — and more in expenses, fees and com- you’ll get good results By taking this type of tribution will buy more shares, boosting your share ownership in missions than is necessary — and without wasting effort. haphazard approach, you and when the price rises, you’ll quality investments can be a key since these costs can eat into your As you’ve already could end up owning a buy fewer shares — in other way to help build wealth. (Be investments’ “real” rate of return, learned from your life bunch of investments words, you’ll be fulfilling the “buy aware that companies can reduce this scattershot ownership experiences, it’s usually without rhyme or reason low” part of the classic investment or discontinue dividends at any method may be inefficient. You far better to be efficient at — a motley assortment formula. Over time, this technique time.) may be better off by consolidating something than to be inef- that may not help you should result in a lower average • Look for tax-efficient tech- all your investment accounts with ficient — and that’s cer- reach your goals. cost per investment. Keep in mind, niques. Another type of efficiency one provider. tainly true with investing. FINANCIAL Instead of following though, that dollar cost averaging associated with investing is tax Seek to become an efficient So, what can you do to this route, consider a sys- does not ensure a profit or protect efficiency, which refers to your investor. You may be pleased with become a more efficient FOCUS tematic approach, some- against loss — and you’ll need to ability to defer taxes as long as pos- the results. investor? Here are a few times known as dollar have the financial resources avail- sible. Tax-deferred accounts, such ideas: JEFF BURDICK cost averaging. To do so, able to continue investing, even in as a traditional IRA or a 401(k), This article was written by • Invest systematically.If you’ll first want to identi- “down” markets. can help you put off the tax bill Edward Jones for use by your local you put a few dollars in an fy some investments that • Reinvest dividends. Among until retirement, when you may be Edward Jones Financial Advisor. investment, such as a stock, that are appropriate for your objec- your investments, you may own in a lower tax bracket. Please contact Jeff Burdick, your you heard was “hot,” and then a tives, risk tolerance and time hori- stocks that can pay dividends. You • Consolidate investment local Edward Jones Advisor in few months later put some more zon. Then, automatically move the can take these dividends as cash, accounts. If you have one IRA with Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 or money in another vehicle that same amount of money each but if you don’t need the money to one financial services provider, [email protected]. strikes your fancy, and you contin- month from your checking or sav- meet everyday expenses, you may another IRA with a second, and a 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS Bartlett Football Schedule

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The Bartlett football team hopes to be sky-high when they open their season Sept. 13 at David Prouty at 7 p.m. The Indians' reg- ular season concludes with its annual Thanksgiving Day matchup with Southbridge, this year on the road at 10:15 a.m.

Sept. 13 at David Prouty, 7 Sept. 20 at Millbury, 7 Sept. 27 vs. Leicester, 7 Oct. 4 vs. Oxford, 7 Oct. 11 vs. Northbridge, 7 Oct. 18 vs. Blackstone-Millville, 7 Oct. 26 at Uxbridge, 1 Nov. 28 at Southbridge, 10:15 a.m.

* With the new football format, there are three “open dates” scheduled between the Oct. 26 game at Uxbridge and the Thanksgiving Day game at Southbridge, which are to be determined. Shepherd Hill Football Schedule File photos The Shepherd Hill football team finished its 2012 campaign at 10-3 overall and with an appearance in the Division 2 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium. The Rams, looking to replicate that success, opens the 2013 season Sept. 13 at Fitchburg at 7 p.m.

Sept. 13 at Fitchburg, 7 Sept. 20 at Gardner, 7 Sept. 27 vs. Leominster, 7 Oct. 4 at Grafton, 7 Oct. 11 vs. Wachusett, TBD Oct. 18 vs. St. Peter-Marian, 7 Oct. 26 at Holy Name, 1 Nov. 28 vs. Tantasqua, 10:15 a.m.

* With the new football format, there are three “open dates” scheduled between the Oct. 26 game at Holy Name and the Thanksgiving Day game vs. Tantasqua, which are to be deter- mined. Oxford Football Schedule

Sept. 13 vs. Uxbridge, 7 Sept. 20 vs. Leicester, 7 Sept. 27 vs. Southbridge, 7 Oct. 4 at Bartlett, 7 Oct. 12 at North, 3 Oct. 19 vs. Millbury, 4:15 Oct. 25 at David Prouty, 7 Nov. 28 at Bay Path, 10 a.m.

* With the new football format, there are three “open dates” scheduled between the Oct. 25 game at David Prouty and the Thanksgiving Day game at Bay Path, which are to be deter- mined.

File photos At right; The Oxford High football team finished 2012 with a record of 1-10, but the Pirates will hope to build on that in 2013. They no longer have the co-op program with Sutton and will no longer face mighty Auburn on Thanksgiving Day. Instead, Oxford will open Sept. 13 at home with Uxbridge and will travel to Bay Path on Thanksgiving. Bay Path Football Schedule

Sept. 14 at Blackstone Valley Tech, 1 Sept. 21 vs. Nashoba Tech, 2 Sept. 27 at Monty Tech, 7 Oct. 5 vs. Keefe Tech, 2 Oct. 11 at Assabet, Oct. 18/19 at Worcester Tech, 12 Oct. 26 vs. Quaboag, 12 Nov. 28 vs. Oxford, 10 a.m.

* With the new football format, there are three “open dates” scheduled between the Oct. 26 game vs. Quaboag and the Thanksgiving Day game vs. Oxford, which are to be determined.

SPORTS BRIEFS tions to athletics at Bartlett High School. Any former ath- the end of the season. All practices and games will be on Auburn/Webster Lodge of Elks to host lete who competed at the high school level and graduated the Coach Pitch field. The registration fee for this new co- more than seven years ago and any other individual who ed fall T-Ball to Coach Pitch program is only $25. Soccer Shoot has made a significant contribution to Bartlett High Fall softball opportunities for Dudley girls exist through School athletics or programs may be considered. The dead- Webster Lassie League as they are trying to put together a The Auburn/Webster Lodge of Elks 2118, located at 754 line for the nomination is Oct. 1. The Seventh Biennial Hall U10 and U13 softball team this fall. Southbridge Street in Auburn, will host a free Soccer of Fame Dinner to honor the recipients will be held on Oct. For more information please visit our website at Shoot on Sunday, Sept. 8. Registration opens at 8 a.m. with 26, 2014. Please contact the Bartlett High School Athletic www.eteamz.com/dll or email [email protected]. the shoot to commence at 9. There will be a boys and girls Office at (508) 943-8552 X28 for a nomination form or for division for age groups including 7 and under, 8-9, 10-11 and other inquiries. 12-13. Those with the best score will advance to the next level of competition in October. The levels of competition Oxford LL to host Steven J. Horgan include district, state and the regionals. There will be awards given to the top three children for each age group. Dudley LL to hold Fall Ball Registration Memorial Golf Tournament For further information please contact Auburn/Webster Registration for Dudley Little League will be closing For the second consecutive year, Oxford Little League Lodge Soccer Shoot Chairman John Delaney at jde- soon for fall baseball. There are two programs: will host the Steven J. Horgan Memorial Golf Tournament [email protected] or by phone at (508) 284-6323. Minor/Major baseball and a new co-ed T-Ball to Coach at Pine Ridge Country Club in Oxford. The date and time is Pitch program. Minor and Major baseball is open and is set for Sunday, Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. There will be a shotgun available for boys ages 7-12 (birth dates between May 1, start with 18 holes of golf and a cart, good food including Bartlett High School Athletic Hall of Fame 2001 and April 30, 2006. The registration fee for Minor and a buffet style meal, first, second and third place prizes, Major division baseball is $60. closest to the pin and long drive contests, sport collectibles accepting nominations A new co-ed Fall T-Ball to Coach Pitch program will be and a silent auction. Sign up and sponsorship forms are offered this year for boys and girls ages 4-6 (birth dates available at oxfordlittleleague.com or by calling Greg Gray The Bartlett High School Athletic Hall of Fame selection between May 1, 2007 and April 30, 2009. This is a six-week at (508) 864-8257. The sign up deadline is Saturday, Sept. 7. committee is seeking candidates to be considered into the season, starting Saturday, Sept. 7 and ending Saturday, The cost is $200 per tee and green sponsor or $100 per play- 2014 Bartlett Athletic Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was Oct. 12. There will be a division wide practice during the er. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go directly to established to honor athletes, coaches, teams and other week and a game on Saturday afternoon, either at 2 or 4 support Oxford Little League. individuals who have demonstrated outstanding contribu- p.m. Coaches will pitch to kids that are ready for it toward www.webstertimes.net Friday, September 6, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 13 Marino Pond suggestions to be presented at Town Meeting

use she has seen on the beach during after- described as two teens engaging in sex said Fox, who said he would be in support ROUNDTABLE school hours. while she was on a walk at dusk. of reforming a Parks and Recreation com- continued from page 1 “Lifeguards are necessary,”said Ide, who “I would like to find out what the cost of mittee that would work alongside the Girls Club Director Tony Poti, who’s organ- was the first to list improvement sugges- lifeguards was in the past,” said Joyce. “It Highway and Buildings departments. ization utilizes the beach for swimming les- tions. “The last time we were here, it was was much better supervised when we had Other ideas included Joseph pushing for sons during the summer. mentioned that some type of fence would lifeguards there. I don’t know why we can’t clearer signage and defined hours. He also Joseph said the goal of the first evening be great. We have lived here for eight years develop some kind of volunteer [program.] pushed for no trespassing signs, which was to simply be a “brainstorming” session and we always joke that we love where we If there were lifeguards there, they would Jankowski confirmed was within the for resident to further air their concerns live 10 months of the year.” be able to report people and [beachgoers] town’s legal rights. about the current state of the beach. Ide detailed three experiences she has wouldn’t be as apt [to act out].” Residents added that they would like Joseph added from that point forward the had this summer that concerned her, Fox addressed the question of cost when more police presence and the possibility of committee would have 90-days to create a including when she allegedly came across a it came to lifeguards, and said in years past surveillance cameras. plausible plan for next season to present at group of teenagers smoking a bong at the the town had paid upwards of $10,000 for Megas said the department makes as the annual fall Town Meeting. picnic tables, a pair of kids ripping shin- season staff. many passes by the beach as they can. He Safety was at the top of the list of issues gles off of the pavilion roof and blood and Konieczny also advocated for lifeguards. said it could be difficult to be in the area that residents brought to the floor. broken glass all over the public bath house. He said knowing that there are no full-time continually as the department is working Specifically, the concerns surround the Fellow committee member and Dudley guards and that the beach is currently with reduced staffing levels. after-hours activities. resident Joyce Nierodzinski and her hus- swim-at-your-own-risk, the department Dudley resident Tracy Ide said she lives band Matthew backed Ide, adding that they cannot recommend that residents utilize Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- closest to the waterfront, and the thing that had experienced alleged drinking and the area. 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- worries her the most is the alleged drug questionable behavior, including what she “I am very concerned about financing,” press.com. European students bring worldview to the Hill

more self-confident,” said Fiammetti. did you do that?” said Christenson, refer- be closed off from them on a daily basis. EXPANSION Only having been in the U.S for two ring to her former Italian student Sarah. Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909- continued from page 1 weeks, Fiammetti said she was “nervous” She said it gives her kids a well-rounded 4129 or by email at jrichard@stonebridge- Homeland Security and secure some feder- to start school having never experienced view of the world, something she said can press.com. al funding to benefit the school and the class changes or large classes. families who provide homes for the stu- “[I learned English] six years ago,” said dents. Fiammetti. “I have to think in Italian and “We had a representative [from the insti- then translate.” Relay offers community tute] contact us this summer,” said Gilrein. German student and current Dudley res- “Instead of accepting foreign exchange stu- ident Lara Malitzki, 15, agreed that she too dents because it is the right thing to do, wanted to better her English and, hopeful- entertainment, cancer education what [the representative] realized early on ly, Spanish skills, and have the change to live away from home. is that through this agency they would be cancer free, but has seen Third Co-Chairman Al “It’s a new experience,” said Malitzki. receive additional funding for that student. RELAY the effects of the illness on Narris echoed the senti- When it came to culture shock, Malitzki continued from page 1 The funding was somewhere between his family after the death of ments of Gallant and $10,000 to $12,000 per student. They also said she was overwhelmed by the size and ing their first mini-relay. his brother and brother-in- Mahlert. He said his team, have very strict procedures and policies variety of products in something as simple She said the $30,000 they law and the recent diagno- the Knights of Hope, will related to academic success.” as the grocery store. brought in will be combined sis of another sibling. have been participating in He added that by policy the district only “Everything is so big. In the supermarket with the south county “I help and do what I the event for nine years. has two students come into the high school the milk is so big,” she said with a shy efforts and will hopefully can,” said Mahlert. “If it Narris said this year’s per year. This year, the students are from smile. bring them closer to the mil- turns out good [Mahlert’s theme is celebration, of not Germany and Italy. In the past, Shepherd Malitzki’s physics teacher Kristi lion-dollar mark. Way] hopes to raise $4,000. only life, but of the birth- Hill has hosted juniors from Asia and other Christenson said it would be exciting hav- The second of the three We try to up it every year. days those affected by the European countries. ing another exchange student. She said the co-chairman, Gary Most of all people have to American Cancer Society’s Clara Fiammetti, 17, originally from children she has taught in the past have Mahlert, who will walk come down and see what it fundraising will now see as Italy, and now living with a host family in amazed her. She said some of come in with with his team, Mahlert’s is all about. It is mind-bog- a result. Charlton, said she came to the United only a small understanding of the English Way, said he became a part gling to see how many peo- Joy Richard may be States to expand her English and hopefully language and have left with more skills of the Relay effort after ple come out. There are a lot reached at 508-909-4129 or by come out of her shell. than she could have imagined. fighting bladder cancer in of people suffering with email at jrichard@stone- “I think since I am shy, I can become By the end [of the year] I was like, ‘How 2000. He said he is happy to [cancer] around the world.” bridgepress.com. NEWS BRIEFS KOTSEAS, FATTMAN WED CCourtesy photo BRETTON WOODS, N.H. — Stephanie Nicole Kotseas and Ryan Christopher Fattman were united in marriage on May 18, at the Omni Mt. Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, N.H. Pastor Kevin McKay of Grace Harbor Community Church offi- ciated. The bride is the daughter of John and Cosette Kotseas of Sutton. She is a gradu- ate of Boston University, College of Communication, cum laude. Stephanie is a student at Suffolk University Law School, where she was recently named to the Dean’s List. The bridegroom is the son Courtesy photo of Donald and Ann Marie Fattman, also of Sutton. He is a graduate of Suffolk RIDING FOR RUDA University, magna cum laude and contin- ued his education at Tufts University WEBSTER — The 2nd Annual Karen Ruda Memorial Motorcycle Ride took place on where he was selected as a Rappaport Sunday, Aug. 25, and will benefit the future education of her daughter Haleigh. Public Policy Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Ryan is a Massachusetts state representative serv- Interested applicants must complete Communities is part of the bank’s broader ing the 18th Worcester District. Citizens Charitable Foundation’s online Citizens Helping Citizens program Following a honeymoon in St. Lucia, the application located at addressing five key areas: hunger, housing, couple resides in Webster. www.cybergrants.com/citizensbank/char- economic development, financial educa- itable_grant with Project/Program Title tion and volunteerism. Get more informa- “Growing Communities.” Applicants must tion about Citizens Bank’s community ini- Pennsylvania and New York earlier this also submit a supplemental Growing tiatives online. Moore highlights economic year, and is now expanding its reach to Communities Application narrative for the Massachusetts. application to be reviewed. development grant program “These grants will continue to revitalize The deadline for applications is Sept. 19. local communities and create jobs in cities For questions about the program or appli- 25,000 Unique BOSTON — In a continued effort to pro- and towns across the Commonwealth,” cation process, please contact Andrea mote economic development and partner said Undersecretary Aaron Gornstein of Martinez Frey at with communities to revitalize neighbor- the Department of Housing and [email protected] or Visitors Every Week! hoods, Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, Community Development. “We encourage MAGrowingCommunities@CitizensBank. is urging community organizations across non-profit organizations in cities and com. TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com the Worcester and Norfolk district to con- towns across our Commonwealth to apply Citizens Helping Citizens Strengthen sider competing in the Citizens Bank and take advantage of these grants and we Foundation “Growing Communities” ini- thank Citizen’s Bank for their commitment tiative. to giving back to the community.” Through the initiative, the Foundation “Growing Communities” investments will award up to $150,000 in grants ranging may support the creation and expansion of Family Dining Guide from $15,000 to $50,000 for projects that con- small business, workforce development tribute to the resiliency of neighborhoods and job creation, or activities to encourage by fostering economic growth. patronage of local businesses. Investments Eat In or Take Out “This opportunity to inject precious dol- may also support efforts to make an area lars into economic development and neigh- more livable, including façade and block Visit these fine establishments for borhood revitalization is a welcomed one,” beautification, park clean-ups, public art stated Moore. “I encourage community enhancements, access to local farm sys- great food and beverages, and some entertainment too! organizations across my district to review tems and nutritious food, and provide Call 508.909.4062 or email [email protected] to advertise on this page. this worthwhile program, and consider financial education to encourage stability. applying for a Growing Communities Projects eligible for the “Growing grant.” Communities” initiative must meet the fol- Coming Sat., Sept. 28 • 10-3 Applications may include efforts for lowing criteria: Bon neighborhood revitalization in distressed • Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organiza- Crafting For a Cure Craft Show Appétit! For vendor info email Roger at [email protected] communities, support for local economic tions and meet all the eligibility require- activity, creation of small businesses, job ments of the Citizens Bank Foundation; creation and other creative and collabora- • Improve the quality of a specific neigh- tive responses to make a neighborhood a borhood where there is a Citizens Bank better place to live and work. The applica- branch location; and tion deadline is Thursday, Sept. 19. • Establish clear goals that will demon- “Growing Communities” is part of strate and report measureable outcomes. Citizens Helping Citizens Strengthen A complete list of requirements can be Communities, the bank’s program to help found on the Citizens Bank website at contribute to the economic vitality of its http://www.citizensbank.com/communi- Call communities. The “Growing ty/corporate/grants.aspx. Communities” initiative is designed to pro- Priority consideration will be given to mote and make an investment in neighbor- projects that serve low- or moderate- 508-909-4062 hood revitalization based on the existing income individuals, that strongly impact a assets of a community. The “Growing to advertise on this UPCOMING EVENTS community in need, that foster collabora- Sat. 9/7 Lyle Pierce (5:30-8:30) Communities” program was launched in tion with other nonprofit partners, and Ohio in 2010, extended to Michigan and Mon. 9/16 Polish Night (5-8) that demonstrate a plan for long-term sus- dining page!! Sun. 9/22 Donna Lee & Friends Grand Finale! (2-5) New Hampshire in 2012, Rhode Island, tainability. 14 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net Ireland, Glaser shake hands, vow to educate and inform

he spends $168 per month on food Diner to Greenbriar Park. It was RALLY for Jack, so Jack does not need to sponsored by the Combat Veterans continued from page 1 be the type of dog that’s “going to Motorcycle Association. believe he is being contrite solely people’s tables.” Chris Aker, state representative for the motorcycle group, picked because of a threatened boycott — EDUCATION AND RULES a boycott they said they would con- up on the theme of understanding tinue. Along with death threats, service dogs and PTSD by listing A Facebook page called “Boycott Ireland said, he got telephone calls symptoms of PTSD: Avoiding situ- Big I’s in Oxford Ma.” that got from veterans from across the ations that offer reminders of the more than 30,000 “likes” will country who opened his eyes to event, changes in beliefs and feel- change its name to “PTSD/Service PTSD, the effects it has on return- ings, such as feeling “fear, guilt or Dogs Awareness and Education” ing members of the military, and shame,” not enjoying activities at Glaser’s request. how service dogs can help. that they used to enjoy, feeling “I came here specifically just to “I would like to do anything I “hyper-vigilant,” jittery or apologize to you all,” Ireland said. can to educate other people about “always alert,” trouble concentrat- “I was very uneducated about post- this problem,” Ireland said. “I ing or sleeping, feelings of hope- traumatic stress disorder. I have want to start with my staff in my lessness, despair, anxiety, depres- no idea the effects it had on your own restaurant. And I want to con- sion, drinking and drug problems, life.” tinue with the [Oxford] Board of chronic pain, relationship and Health so we can have some writ- employment issues. ‘ULTIMATE GOAL’ ten, defined rulings about this, so Aker urged veterans to go to a VA hospital or veterans’ center if It was at least the third apology this may never happen again.” David Dore photos they have those symptoms. from Ireland after news of the inci- The Oxford Board of Selectmen Big I’s owner Russell Ireland, left, and James Glaser shake hands after embracing at sent out a press release “One of the outcomes of treat- dent spread through a Facebook ment could be to get a service dog,” posting from Glaser and media Saturday’s rally. On the leash that Glaser is holding is his service dog, Jack. Wednesday, Aug. 28 signed by Chairman John Saad stating it he said, “and the benefits of that reports. He offered apologies are huge. The veteran is able to towards educating the businesses service animal, from your facility was “disappointed to learn of a Tuesday, Aug. 27 on “The Hill-Man feel safe and protected, is able to on the ADA laws for service dogs.” when that animal’s behavior poses failure by one establishment to Morning Show” on WAAF-FM care for his or her family, often The federal Americans with a direct threat to the health or safe- respect the needs of Veterans by 107.3 and Wednesday, Aug. 28 on able to return to work or go to Disabilities Act website ty of others,” the site states, or if refusing access to a Veteran WCVB-TV in Boston. school, and can avoid serious men- (www.ada.gov) states that PTSD is allowing a service animal “would accompanied by a service dog. Glaser told the crowd that after tal breakdowns and suicidal considered a disability under the result in a fundamental alteration While the Town is unable itself to seeing the TV interview, he thoughts. The veteran feels uncon- law. Restaurants and other private to the nature of the business.” take enforcement action in this worked to change the focus of ditional love, as well as protection, businesses that serve the public “Generally, this is not likely to matter, based upon the limits of Saturday’s rally from boycotting from the dog. The risk of violence, “are prohibited from discriminat- occur in restaurants, hotels, retail the Town’s jurisdiction, the Town Big I’s to raising awareness of alcoholism, drug use and suicidal ing against individuals with dis- stores, theaters, concert halls, and has forwarded this matter to the PTSD and service dogs. depression is largely eliminated. abilities,” the site states. “The sports facilities,” stated a docu- Office of the Attorney General for “That is my ultimate goal now,” Medical and psychiatric problems ADA requires these businesses to ment from 1996 on the ADA web- review and appropriate action.” Glaser said. “And it was a couple of are reduced.” days after I cooled down — and, allow people with disabilities to site (http://1.usa.gov/18vVRFe). SYMPTOMS OF PTSD bring their service animals onto “But when it does, for example, you know, had some medication,” David Dore may be reached at business premises in whatever when a dog barks during a movie, The Aug. 31 rally started with a he added to laughs from the crowd. (508) 909-4140, or by email at areas customers are generally the animal can be excluded.” convoy of about 110 motorcycles “We both had bitter words at the [email protected]. beginning,” he continued. “We allowed.” Glaser told the crowd to watch that went from the North Oxford regretted what we said at the Businesses are allowed to out for people who try to pass off Wal-Mart to Oxford Middle School, beginning, and now we’re working “exclude any animal, including a their dogs as service dogs. He said then back up Route 12 past Big I’s Five plays in one features the music of local entertainers

PLAYERS added that not all of the five plays are cen- attendence, especially if it is as good as it Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 continued from page 1 tered on religion. He said when choosing the has been during the last two shows. or by email at different production he found one with bib- [email protected]. lical themes that he thought fit. “I always try and hone in on what I think the local community [needs] to here,” said White on why the play centers on human relationships. “It’s what they are thinking about in the moment.” “Relationships” director and longtime Players actor David Edney agreed that while the play has religious themes it appeals to issues that everyone deals with on a daily basis. “They are socially relevant topics,” said Edney. White said there will be three different musical acts, which perform after the shows, some even performing original com- positions created for each show. Performers include Bret and Lisa Brum, Courtesy photos Mark Wagner and Tim White, John’s son Courtesy photo The Dudley Hill Players and Dudley First who is a college student and aspiring musi- Congregational, United Church of Christ Rev. John cian. Weekend accident sends four to hospital White and director Davis Edney act out a scene in The five plays, each 15 minutes in length the 2009 production of “Bill W. and Dr. Bob,” the pair include “Life Comes to the Old Maid,” DUDLEY — On Saturday, Aug. 31, at approximately 8 p.m., Dudley Police, as well as will re-team this year with the group to put on their “Along for the Ride,” “Blueberry Waltz,” Dudley Fire and Emergency Services personnel were dispatched to a three-car motor latest play “Relationships.” “The Appointment” and “Snow Stars.” vehicle accident on West Main St. (Route 197) near the intersection of Center Road. The shows will be Initial reports indicate one vehicle, a 2000 Toyota van operated by a male subject from introduced by the Webster, was traveling east on Route 197 turning left onto Center Road. This vehicle col- pair, White and lided with a 2010 Toyota Camry,which was traveling westbound on Route. 197 and being Edney and they said operated by a female from Northborough. This vehicle was subsequently struck by a they are both excited third vehicle, a 2009 Chrysler SE, which was also traveling west on Route 197 and oper- to see community ated by a resident of Dudley. Five people, including four passengers from the Toyota Camry and one passenger from the Toyota van, were taken by ambulance to UMass Medical Center in Worcester Local for treatment. There are no official updates on their conditions at this time. The cause of the accident is under investigation by Dudley Officer Chandler Boyd and members Heroes of the Dudley Police Department as well as representatives from District Attorney Joseph Early’s Office. The Dudley Police and Fire Departments wish to thank the Webster and Southbridge Fire and Ambulance services for their assistance with this incident. Further information will follow at a later time.

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DUDLEY — Mary L. when she retired. OXFORD and AUBURN in Auburn, before moving to Oxford in 2006. (Mangan) Hencinski, 86, She was a communicant of Saint – Peter R. Martin, 66, Mr. Martin was a truck driver for more died Wednesday, August Anthony of Padua Church. Active in her passed away peacefully than 45 years, retiring in 2010. 28, 2013 in Webster Manor church, she had taught Christian Doctrine with his wife by his side He was a lifetime member of the Auburn after an illness. classes, served as a lector, and was a mem- on Saturday, August 24, Elks Lodge 2118 and was a member of the Her husband of 57 ber of the liturgy committee as well as the 2013, at Park View Auburn Sportsman’s Club. years, Theodore R. bereavement committee. Hospital in Leicester, after He was a New England sports fan, espe- “Teddy” Hencinski, died She served on the original Board of an illness. cially enjoying the Patriots and Red Sox, in 2007. Directors of Joshua Place for several years. He is survived by his and he loved his dog, Harley. Mr. Martin She leaves a daughter, She was a past member of the Dudley wife of 39 years, Marcia also enjoyed his scratch tickets, rolling the Jane E. Herrion and her husband James of Democratic Committee. “Marcy” A. (Kurowski) Martin of Oxford; dice at ASC, going to Mohegan Sun for a Dudley; a son, James M. Hencinski and his The family would like to thank the staff six children, Kelly Orrett of Riverside, CA, couple of hours to pass the time, and play- wife Susan of Duluth, MN; a grandson, at Webster Manor, especially Mary’s Jason Martin of Rancho Cordova, CA, ing California Rummy with family and Christopher J. Herrion of Dudley; and a sis- “extended family” on the Slater Unit, for Joshua Martin of Edgewood, KY, Peter R. friends. ter-in-law, Virginia Mangan of Webster. their care and comfort for her since last Martin Jr. of Webster, and Nikki Wyrick Burial will be private at a later date. She was preceded in death by 2 brothers, year. and Kamryn Sanchez, both of Riverside, Memorial contributions may be made to John P. Mangan and Michael F. Mangan. Her funeral was held Tuesday,September CA; his sister, Pam Stapleton of Surfside the Peter R. Martin Memorial Fund, c/o She was born in Dudley, the daughter of 3, from the Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Beach, SC; his brother, Rodney L. Martin Hometown Bank, 31 Sutton Avenue, Michael and Mary (Galvin) Mangan and Home, 340 School St., Webster, followed by a Jr.; 14 grandchildren and several nephews Oxford, MA 01540. lived in Dudley most of her life. Mass in Saint Anthony of Padua Church, and nieces. Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., She graduated from Bartlett High School 24 Dudley Hill Road. Burial was in Saint He was born in Lincoln, NB, the son of Oxford, directed the arrangements. in 1944. Anthony’s Cemetery, Webster. the late Rodney L. and Evelyn G. (Mahaney) www.paradisfuneralhome.com Mary first worked as a bookkeeper at Donations in her name may be made to Martin, was raised in California and lived Webster Shoe and then at Bates Shoe Webster Manor Patient Activities Fund, 745 Company. She was the secretary in the School Street, Webster, MA 01570. guidance department at Shepherd Hill www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com Barbara A. Yacino, 78 Regional High School from 1973 until 1992, WEBSTER and DOU- Douglas; a member of the St. Anne Society GLAS — Barbara A. and Catholic Women’s Council, having Ernest A. Tetreault, Sr., 74 (Janeczek) Yacino, 78, of served as Treasurer for many years; a cate- Bates Point Road, passed chism teacher for over 10 years; and a away peacefully to be with Eucharistic Minister for 12 years. WEBSTER — Ernest A. He and his wife Pat were married June the Lord on August 28, 2013 She enjoyed traveling, being at the lake, Tetreault, Sr., 74, of Fifth 29, 1963. after a lengthy battle with painting, sewing, knitting, walking, swim- Avenue, passed away He was a U. S. Air Force veteran and also Alzheimer’s disease. ming, and crafts in her earlier years. Tuesday, August 27, 2013 served in the Air Force Reserve until 1985. She is survived by her During her early stages of Alzheimer’s she at home with his family at Ernest worked for many years in elec- husband of 56 years, Frank enjoyed word search puzzles and her daily his side. tronics for Walter Communications and S. P. Yacino; two sons, Frank R. Yacino and rides in the countrysides of the surround- He leaves his wife of 50 then worked at Commerce Mapfre his wife Dawn of Douglas and Brian H. ing states. The past two summers she par- years, Patricia M. (Corey) Insurance Co. when he retired. Yacino and his wife Laurie of Moosup, CT; ticularly enjoyed the many boat rides on Tetreault; 5 children: He was a member of American Legion two daughters, Pamela A. Carter and her the lake that she went on; always smiling as Ernest A. Tetreault, Jr. Post 184, loved to travel to Canada and husband Garry of Douglas and Margaret the wind blew in her face. and his life partner Eric D. enjoyed going to Point Judith. Ernest also M. Chamberlain and her husband Paul of But most of all she enjoyed being with Webster of Bennington, enjoyed fishing and doing crossword puz- Webster; six grandchildren; four great- her family at get-togethers for summer out- Vermont, Susan M. Burbury zles and was an expert with flight simula- grandchildren; nieces, nephews, and door parties and holiday dinners. She was a and her husband John E. of tors. cousins. devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great- Douglas, Theresa Arsenault A funeral service was held Saturday, She was predeceased by a sister, Mary grandmother, homemaker, and friend. and her husband Christopher August 31 in the Robert J. Miller Funeral (Mateer) Laflash. Barbara will be sorely missed by her fami- F. of Douglas, Debra M. Home & Lake Chapel, 366 School St., Born in Northbridge on June 25, 1935, she ly and all those whom she touched. Rivera of Southbridge, and Carolyn L. Webster. Burial with Military Honors pro- was the daughter of the late Henry F. and The family wishes to thank all those at Hodge and her husband Jasen of Orange; a vided by the Webster-Dudley Veterans Anna R. (Grivalski) Janeczek and has been Summit Elder Care in Charlton for the care sister, Theresa Cronin of Framingham; 13 Council was in Mt. Zion Cemetery. a resident of Webster since 1992. Prior to and compassion Barbara was given while grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to that she resided in Douglas. she was in the Day Care program, and the Ernest was born in Worcester March 15, American Legion Post 184, Houghton She graduated from Douglas Memorial many caregivers who took part in the care High School in 1954 and from Salter of Barbara at home for the last seven and a 1939 son of Levi and Beatrice (Gosselin) Street, Webster, MA 01570. Secretarial School in 1955. half years. We also wish to thank the VNA Tetreault and lived in Webster for many On Line Guest Book or to share a memo- She then worked in the Payroll Dept. at for providing hospice care for the past years. ry, visit RJMillerfunerals.net. the former Hayward-Schuster Woolen Mill month. in Douglas through May of 1957. Upon Her funeral Mass was held Saturday, moving to Washington, DC she was August 31 in St. Denis Church, 23 employed by the Music Dept. at the Manchaug St. Burial was in St. Denis Catholic University of America. After Cemetery. SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO returning to this area in June 1962 she was At the family’s request, please omit flow- a teacher’s aide in the Douglas school sys- ers. Donations may be made to St. Denis THE WEBSTER TIMES, tem; she worked at the former Eineger Church, Capital Improvements, 23 Store in Douglas in the early 1970’s, and in Manchaug Street, Douglas, MA 01516; PO BOX 90, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, 1977 was hired by the former Fair Alzheimer’s Association in the name of Department Store in Whitinsville, where Team Barbara, 128 Providence Street, she worked until it closed in January 1995. Worcester, MA 01604 or Summit Elder Care OR BY She worked her way up to Manager of the Activities Fund, 88 Masonic Road, Jewelry Dept. and was chosen manager of Charlton, MA 01507. E-MAIL TO [email protected]. the year in 1991, receiving an all-expense The Jackman Funeral Home , 7 Mechanic five-day vacation in Boothbay, Maine. St., directed the arrangements. She was a member of St. Denis Parish in CALENDAR The calendar page is a free service offered DUDLEY — Shepherd Hill Show Choir delicious ethnic foods and pastries, Greek and Greet kickoff meeting at 6:30 p.m. for listings for government, educational and students are sponsoring a Car Wash on music, traditional Greek dancers (who will Thursday,September 12 at a member’s local non-profit organizations. Send all calendar Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the perform on Saturday at 1:30 and 6 p.m. and waterfront home. DWC members are asked listings and happenings by mail to Ann Charlton Town Hall, 37 Main St., Route 31, on Sunday at 12:30 and 4 p.m.), a Greek to bring an appetizer or a bottle of wine to Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, across from the Library. Donations accept- Kafeneio (coffee shop), a Book Store, Craft share. For more information or directions Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764- ed. Shop, Thematic Basket Table and a Gift please email 8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stonebridge- Raffle where one can win a 42” Plasma [email protected]. press.com. Please write “calendar” in the sub- HDTV, a Bose Radio, an Kindle, and a $400 ject line. All calendar listings must be sub- SUNDAY Gift Certificate to the store of their choice. OXFORD — Grandma (and Grandpa) and mitted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published in A children’s booth will offer activities for Me! Have fun with your grandchild ages 2 the following Friday’s edition. We will print SEPTEMBER 8 children, with a bouncing house, special through 5 through play, connect with other such listings as space allows. DUDLEY — The Dudley Farmers’ games and activities. There will be delicious grandparents caring for their grandchil- Market, sponsored by the Dudley lamb and chicken shish-kebabs and gyros, dren and participate in “Raising a Reader” Conservation Land Trust (DCLT) is now which are grilled on sight, along with such lending library. Groups will meet from 10- SATURDAY open every Sunday throughout the growing Greek specialties as pastitsia (a Greek 11:15 a.m. at the Oxford Library Children’s season from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Marty’s casserole made of pasta, cheese, and ham- Room. Accompanied by grandparent. Group SEPTEMBER 7 Liquors parking lot, 119 West Main St. burger) and spanakopita and tiropita sizes are limited to 12 children. You must OXFORD — The Annual Oxford Locally grown, seasonal, pesticide-free veg- (spinach and cheese pitas), which have register. There is no charge. For more infor- Community Flea Market will be held on etables, fruit, herbs, honey, free-range eggs, become a favorite of local residents. Anyone mation contact Danielle Morrow at 508-987- August 3 (rain date of August 10) and homemade baked goods, garden flowers, who wants to pre-order an entire tray of 6050 x 1126. Sponsored by South County September 7 (no rain date) from 8 a.m. to 2 perennials and houseplants for sale. cheese or spinach pita may do so before Community Partnership. Funded through p.m. on the lawn of the First Congregational Backyard gardeners and farmers interested August 29. They can call the church office at the MA Department of Early Education and Church of Oxford. Typically, participants in becoming a vendor can call Paul at 508- 508-943-8361. Care. www.mass.gov/eec. sell new and used household items, books, 949-0250. Changes in schedule due to weath- toys, clothing and more. Morning coffee and er conditions, updates and recipes will be donuts and lunchtime hot dogs and snacks posted on our website: www.dudleyfarmers- will also be available. market.org and our facebook page: Dudley TUESDAY SATURDAY MA Farmers’ Market. We now have 2 ven- DUDLEY — Looking to clean out your old dors who accept WIC and Senior Coupon SEPTEMBER 10 SEPTEMBER 14 stuff to make room for winter? The Dudley Vouchers. WEBSTER — There will be an Art Party DUDLEY —The Dudley Boy Scout Troop Boy Scout Troop 273 Annual Fall Yard Sale to Benefit Breast Cancer Support Network 273 Annual Fall Yard Sale is coming up on is coming up on Saturday Sept. 14. Get rid of WEBSTER — The American Legion in from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at Cindy’s Saturday Sept. 14(rain date Sunday,Sept. 15) your unwanted items and support a wonder- Webster will be hosting a dinner dance with Studio and Creative Design, 148 Thompson at Universal Tag, 36 Hall Road, Dudley ful organization. Drop off your donations at the Illusions on Sunday, Sept. 15. A baked Road, Webster. The cost is $40 per person (across from the Dudley District Universal Tag, 36 Hall Road, Dudley, (across chicken dinner with mashed potato, stuff- and the registration deadline is today, Courthouse) featuring Furniture (Great for from the Dudley District Courthouse) ing, gravy, September 10. Everything you need to cre- Dorms!), Clothing, Sporting Goods, between 9 a.m. and noon on Saturday, Sept. veggies and dinner rolls will be served at ate your masterpiece will be provided — Household items, Toys and More. $10 Early 7. No electronics please! For more informa- 1:30 p.m. sharp in canvas, paint, brushes, and most important- Bird Admission at 8 a.m.; free admission tion, email to [email protected]. the fully air conditioned dance hall fol- ly the instructor. Proceeds benefit from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. lowed by dancing to PinkHippy.org,a non-profit holistic support WEBSTER — There will be a huge Yard the Illusions from 4-8 p.m. The cost is $15 network that serves breast cancer patients, CHARLTON — The Charlton PTO will be Sale in Webster hosted by Alzheimer’s per person with survivors and their families throughout holding a Computer and Electronics Support Network from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. advance tickets only. No tickets will be Central MA, Northeastern CT and Removal and Recycle Event on Saturday, 7 (rain date Sept. 14) at 10 Cudworth Road, sold at the door. Northwestern RI. For more information or Sept. 14, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., at the Charlton Webster (Accord Adult Day Health Center). Tickets are now available every Sunday at to register for this event please visit Middle School, 2 Oxford Road, Charlton. Rent a space for $15 which will include a 12’ the live country www.pinkhippy.org, contact via email x 6’ area (no tables provided). dances from 4-8 p.m. at the legion. [email protected] or call 508-987-3310. OXFORD — There will be a Yard Sale American Country will perform on Sept. 22 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, Saturday, WEBSTER — The first Latin American and Manny and The Goatroper Band will be September 14 at the Oxford United Festival will be held from 1 to 7 p.m. appearing on Sept. 29. Methodist Church, 465 Main Street, Oxford. Saturday, Sept. 7 at the French River Park THURSDAY Items being sold include household items, (across from the City Hall). There will be WEBSTER — The Sts. Constantine and books, tools, etc. Refreshments will be avail- live dance performances, live music, salsa Helen Greek Orthodox Church will hold its SEPTEMBER 12 able, pastries and coffee in the morning, hot artist Matthew Sanchez, giveaways, Latin Annual Greek Festival on Saturday, DUDLEY — All ladies interested in learn- dogs, chips and beverages at lunchtime. food vendors, games for children and much September 7 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and ing more about the Dudley Woman’s Club Spaces are still available for $25 each. For more. Sunday,September 8 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at (DWC) and its commitment to community, information, email 37 Lake Parkway in Webster. There will be please join current members for our Meet [email protected]. 4 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

CHURCH LISTINGS NEWS BRIEFS WEBSTER p.m. Call Senior Center for more information. The Church of the Reconciliation (Episcopal), 5 North Main Street, Webster ‘PinkHippy’ fundraiser to be held next • PITCH LEAGUE: Beginning in September on Rector: The Rev. Janice Ford Mondays at 1 p.m. Call Senior Center for more infor- Sunday services of Holy Eucharist: 9:00 a.m. (traditional with choir in the church); week mation. 11:00 a.m. (informal, non-traditional, contemporary service in the Upper Parish Hall) Christian Formation Sundays at 10:00 a.m.: Godly Play (children 3-6 years old); WEBSTER — PinkHippy.org is a holistic support Sunday school (children 7-12 years old) network for breast cancer patients, survivors and Nursery available Sundays 9 a.m. to noon (parental supervision) their families. Dudley Senior Center Fellowship: Sundays10:00-10:50 a.m. Weekday service of Holy Eucharist: First, third and fourth Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Enjoy a night out and explore your creative side. Phone: 508-949-8010, option #3; Margaret Bussiere, (parish hall) Website: www.reconciliationweb.org Want to grab a little respite from your hectic life, Coordinator Phone: 508-943-8714 enjoy the company of friends and create your own Monday and Friday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. work of art — all for a good cause? CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL CHURCH. For information, contact: Father We’re throwing an art/painting party! Join us on SUMMER 2013 Brian D. McIntyre, SCR (508) 641-5672 saintjoseph5672 @yahoo.com. Holy Mass every Thursday, Sept. 12, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., for Sunday at 4 p.m Prayers for healing on the, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 p.m. PinkHippy.org’s Creative Expressions Fundraiser. Monday: Lunch, 12 noon; Po-Keno, 1 p.m. No experience or formal painting training needed Tuesday: 13 Card Pitch, 1 p.m.; Dudley Senior FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of Lincoln and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. — the design is easy to paint, even for beginners! Needleworkers, 1 p.m. The Rev. Kent Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. www.faithassemblyweb- You will be guided through the process step by step, ster.com. Wednesday: Scrabble Players, 1 p.m.; Dudley and in two hours you will be amazed at the artwork Senior Needleworkers, 1 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. in the “Joslin House,” corner of you have created while having a great time! Thursday: Cribbage Players, 1 p.m. Mechanic Street. (508) 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. Bible study Sundays, 9 Everything you need to create your masterpiece Friday: Lunch, 11:30 a.m.; Bingo, 1 p.m. a.m., worship Sundays, 10:30 a.m. will be provided — canvas, paint, brushes, and most importantly the instructor. Please dress in clothes FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, that can get dirty and/or permanently stained — 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. acrylic paint does not come out! Refreshments will TRI-VALLEY, INC. Adults’ and children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m. be served. Monday, Sept. 9: Beef and bean chili, brown rice, HOLY TRINITY POLISH, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 68 Lake St. (508) 943- Cindy’s Studio and Creative Design, 148 broccoli, chocolate pudding, sugar free pudding. 0608. Rev. Robert Fredrickson. Holy Mass in English every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. All are Thompson Road, Webster, MA 01570. $40 per person, Tuesday, Sept. 10: Turkey and gravy, mashed pota- welcome. limited to 18 people. toes, herbed carrots, peaches. Join us on Saturday, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m., for our Wednesday, Sept. 11: Baked ham with pineapple SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) 943-3140. The Rev. Adam Reid. regular meeting at Oxford Public Library, 339 Main Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday morning worship a 8 a.m. sauce, hot potato salad, corn niblets, mandarin and 10 a.m., June, July and August. St., Oxford, MA 01540, Lower Level (accessible by ele- oranges. vator or stairs). Speakers/ Workshops 10-11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 12: Buttermilk chicken, red bliss SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, This month’s topics/speakers will be announced potatoes, mixed vegetables, fresh fruit. 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard Mongeon. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, soon, please check back. 11 a.m. Wednesday bible study, 6 p.m. All are welcome. Handicapped accessible. Friday,Sept. 13: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, Bosom Buddy Network: 11 a.m. to Noon. Connect Scandinavian vegetables, pineapple fruit, crisp. STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, face-to-face with other patients, survivors, family 35 Parkway.(508) 943-8361 The Rev.Luke A. Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. and caregivers and meet some of the volunteers of Wednesday 6:30 Supplication to the Virgin Mary followed by Bible Study at 7:15p.m, our Bosom Buddy Network. This is an opportunity and Saturday morning bible study 6:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers 6:00 p.m. to talk with others who are, or have been, where you The Daughters of Isabella: Bernadette are now, and who understand the myriad of emo- ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508- tions you may be going through. Circle No. 709 943-0467, Rev.Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, 4 p.m., Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 2013 Fantastic Worldwide Tours a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 p.m., Holy Day Masses, 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English) 8:15 a.m. (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). Webster Senior Center • Sept. 22: Friesians of Majesty — Outstanding ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. The Rev. William F. Sanders. Putney Inn Luncheon/Basketville, $85. 7:30 a.m., Webster; 8 a.m., Southbridge. Majestic Friesian Saturdays, 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and 12:30 p.m. 116 School Street — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, (Spanish). Horse Show and narrated tour. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; • Oct. 6-8: Atlantic City Resorts Casino – Atlantic UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST FEDERATED Closed Friday (508-949-3845) City’s Original Casino! $199. 7 a.m., Webster; 7:30 UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC congregation, welcoming ecumenical diversi- ty. a.m., Southbridge, $25. Casino Slot Play/Two • S.C.M. ELDER, INC. PASSENGERS: Please note Buffet/Casino Revue Show. 4 Church Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: 508-943-0061, Web site: www.uccfedweb- that you need to call 48-Business Hours (2-days) in ster.org, • Nov. 17: Indian Head Resort Christmas Show & E-mail: [email protected]. advance to schedule a ride. (call 800-321-0243) Luncheon, $72. 8 a.m., Southbridge; 8:30 a.m., Sunday service at 9:45 a.m. with coffee hour at 10:45 a.m. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday • 911 CELL PHONES: If you would like to have a Webster – Terrific Christmas Show, fabulous buffet 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Bible study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:30 p.m. Our services are handi- free 911 cell phone please come see us at the Senior and Santa, too! capped accessible. Center and we would be happy to issue you one. In • Dec. 8: Wright’s Chicken Farm & The National order to continue to provide the 911 cell phones, we Shrine of LaSalette, $62. 10 a.m., Southbridge; 10:30 DUDLEY have been asked to collect old, used or retired cell a.m., Webster – Full Course Luncheon, LaSalette phones for this program. They can be dropped off at CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, Shrine and lights! 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. the Senior Center. For reservations on these exciting tours, please Pastor Tony Hamilton. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. • AVAILABLE FOR LOAN: Walkers, wheel chairs, contact: Adult Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. etc. • Jan Caouette: 508-887-2215 • TRI-VALLEY LUNCH: Served Tuesday, • Bernadette Langlois: 508-943-8047 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF DUDLEY, Conant Memorial, United Wednesday, Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Please call us at Church of Christ, 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John R. White. Sunday Worship • Sue Clearwater: 774-230-0669 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study Sun. 8:30 a.m.. Open & least 48 hours in advance to reserve your lunch. The Daughters of Isabella is an international, Affirming Congregation. All are welcome. Handicapped Accessible. • BINGO: Every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Call Senior non-profit and charitable Catholic women’s organi- www.uccdudley.org. Center for more information. zation! • PROGRESSIVE PITCH: Every Wednesday at 1 ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) 943-5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, 4:45 p.m. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. (in English).

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev.Joseph Marcotte. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. OXFORD THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, 49 Old Webster Rd., Oxford. 508-987-1083. Bishop C. Todd Burt. Sundays, 10 a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH OXFORD, 693 Main St. (508) 987-5633. Pastor Renee D. Kaufman. Sundays, 9:15 a.m.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF OXFORD 355 Main St., (508) 987-2211, The Rev. Dr. Barry J. McCarthy Worship and Sunday School 1st through 12th grades, Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Nursery care provided. Handicap accessible. www.oxfordfirstucc.org.

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 268 Main St., Oxford: Holy Eucharist, Saturdays 5 p.m., Sundays 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. Father Alfred T.K. Zadig. Support group September through June at 270 Main St., for any with loved ones in danger of suicide second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. For more information call (508) 987-1004 Courtesy photo or visit [email protected]. Brian C. Walker, of the Dudley Fire Department, was among those that graduated from the 200th class of the OAK HILL BIBLE CHURCH, 40 Sacarrappa Road. (508) 987-0287. Senior Pastor Glenn Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s 45-day Career Recruit Firefighting Program on Aug. 30. Rice. Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m.

OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 465 Main Street (508) 987-5378, the Rev Wanda Santos-Perez. Sunday Worship 10:00 Local firefighter among graduates of State Firefighting Academy am - Nursery Care provided. Coffee & Fellowship following worship. ALL WELCOME STOW — State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan and Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Deputy Director Joseph J. Klucznik are pleased to announce the graduation of the 200th class of the ST. ANN’S CHURCH, 652 Main St. (508) 987-8892. Pastor Michael Lavallee. Saturdays, Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s 45-day Career Recruit Firefighting Program on Aug. 30. 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Brian C. Walker, of the Dudley Fire Department, was among those that graduated. ST. ROCH’S CHURCH, 334 Main St. (508) 987-8987. Rev. Michael Roy.Saturdays, 4 p.m. “Since June 10, 1966, when we graduated our first class, the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Sundays, 8:30, 11:00 a.m.. has been training our newest firefighters to perform their inherently dangerous jobs safely and effec- tively. Seeing our 200th class graduate today reflects 47 years of providing high quality training in TABERNACLE OF PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 8 Maple Road. (508) 987-7707. The basic skills that stays on top of new challenges and best practices,” Coan said. Rev. Sue Lynch. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Bible study, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Nine members of the first recruit class in 1966 were in attendance to mark the 200th class gradua- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 70 S. Main St. 508-987-1248, Sunday Worship 9 a,m. tion. The Massachusetts Firefighting Academy (MFA), a division of the Department of Fire Services, Outdoor Chapel (weather permitting) and 10:30 a.m. Indoor Church Sanctuary. All offers this program, tuition-free. The ceremony took place at the Department of Fire Services in Stow. are welcome. Handicapped accessible. The 23 graduates, 21 men and two women, represent the 17 departments of Attleboro, Burlington, Canton, Dudley, Easthampton, Haverhill, Holbrook, Lowell, Lynn, Milton, Norfolk, North Andover, Norwell, Randolph, Wakefield, Wellesley, and Westport. LOCAL TRUSTED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Our readers trust our advertisers

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($5,000.00) Dollars by certified, bank, trea- cashier's check at the time and place of the Premises: 17 Brown Road, The Mortgagee reserves the right to surer’s or cashier’s check at the time and sale by the purchaser. The balance of the Oxford, Massachusetts postpone the sale to a later date by public place of the sale as a deposit. All bidders purchase price shall be paid in cash, certi- By virtue and in execution of the Power of proclamation at the time and date appoint- must exhibit said required deposit to the fied check, bank treasurer's or cashier's Sale contained in a certain mortgage given ed for the sale, and to further postpone at auctioneer immediately prior to the auction check within thirty (30) days after the date by Stephen J. Martin and Diane E. Martin any adjourned sale date by public procla- sale in order to qualify as a bidder. The of sale. to Webster Five Cents Savings Bank, mation at the time and date appointed for balance of the purchase price is to be paid Other terms to be announced at the dated March 8, 2006, and duly recorded the adjourned sale date. by certified, bank, treasurer’s or cashier’s sale. with the Worcester District Registry of The successful bidder shall be check within thirty (30) days after the date BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC Deeds, Book 38542, Page 63, of which required to execute a Memorandum of of the sale at the offices of Attorney David 270 Farmington Avenue mortgage the undersigned, Webster Five Sale and Terms and Conditions of Sale at E. Silverman, Silverman & Esposito, 264 Farmington, CT 06032 Cents Savings Bank, is the present holder, the Auction Sale at the conclusion of the Main Street, Oxford, Massachusetts Attorney for Deutsche Bank for breach of conditions contained in said bidding. In the event the successful bidder 01540. National Trust Company, as Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- at the Auction Sale shall default in purchas- The Mortgagee reserves the right to Trustee of the IndyMac INDX ing the same, said premises will be sold at ing the within described property according postpone the sale to a later date by public Mortgage Trust 2007-AR13, Public Auction at 12:00 P.M. on the 27th to the terms and conditions of this Notice of proclamation at the time and date appoint- Mortgage Pass-Through day of September, 2013 at or upon the Sale and/or terms of the Memorandum of ed for the sale, and to further postpone at Certificates, Series 2007-AR13 mortgaged premises, 17 Brown Road, Sale executed at the time of the foreclo- any adjourned sale date by public procla- under the Pooling and Servicing Oxford, Massachusetts, as described sure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to mation at the time and date appointed for Agreement dated May 1, 2007 below, being all and singular the premises sell the property by foreclosure deed to the the adjourned sale date. Present Holder of the Mortgage described in said mortgage, together with second highest bidder, at its bid commit- The successful bidder shall be (860) 677-2868 all the rights, easements, and appurte- ment which was made at the time of the required to execute a Memorandum of nances thereto, to wit: foreclosure sale, providing that said sec- Sale and Terms and Conditions of Sale at September 6, 2013 A certain tract of land located on the north- ond highest bidder shall execute a the Auction Sale at the conclusion of the September 13, 2013 westerly side of Brown Road. Memorandum of Sale and Terms and bidding. In the event the successful bidder September 20, 2013 BEGINNING at the southerly corner of the Conditions of Sale and deposit with at the Auction Sale shall default in purchas- lot to be conveyed by land now or formerly Mortgagee’s attorney, David E. Silverman, ing the within described property according NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF of Marcam Realty Trust. Esquire, the amount of the required to the terms and conditions of this Notice of REAL ESTATE THENCE N. 65 degrees 56' 06" W. six hun- deposit as set forth herein within five (5) Sale and/or terms of the Memorandum of By virtue and in execution of the dred eighty-six and fifteen hundredths business days after written notice of the Sale executed at the time of the foreclo- Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- (686.15) feet to a point; default of the previous highest bidder. sure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to gage given by Charles M. LaPointe and THENCE N. 37 degrees 26' 26" W. two If the premises are not serviced by a sell the property by foreclosure deed to the Terry J. LaPointe a/k/a Terry Lavallee to hundred ninety-eight and ninety-six hun- public sewage system, the purchaser will second highest bidder, at its bid commit- JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., dated dredths (298.96) feet to a point; be solely responsible for compliance with ment which was made at the time of the October 27, 2006 and recorded with the THENCE N. 27 degrees 38' 30" W. fifty-six all Title V Regulations, including, but not foreclosure sale, providing that said sec- Worcester County (Worcester District) and eleven hundredths (56.11) feet to a limited to, any inspection and upgrade ond highest bidder shall execute a Registry of Deeds at Book 40056, Page point; requirements set forth in 310 CMR (Code Memorandum of Sale and Terms and 271, of which mortgage the undersigned is THENCE N. 84 degrees 25' 15" E. four of Massachusetts Regulations) 15.300 Conditions of Sale and deposit with the present holder , for breach of the con- hundred twenty-three and seventy-eight through 15.305. Mortgagee’s attorney, David E. Silverman, ditions of said mortgage and for the pur- hundredths (423.78) feet to a point; The purchaser will be responsible for Esquire, the amount of the required pose of foreclosing, the same will be sold THENCE S. 88 degrees 33' 15" E. fifty and all closing costs, state documentary deposit as set forth herein within five (5) at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on October eighty-five hundredths (50.85) feet to a stamps, and recording fees. business days after written notice of the 1, 2013, on the mortgaged premises locat- point; The description of the property con- default of the previous highest bidder. ed at 6 Douglas Road, Webster, Worcester THENCE S. 69 degrees 36' 00" E. one tained in the mortgage shall control in the If the premises are not serviced by a County, Massachusetts, all and singular hundred thirty-five and eighty-three hun- event of a typographical or clerical error in public sewage system, the purchaser will the premises described in said mortgage, dredths (135.83) feet to a point; this publication. be solely responsible for compliance with TO WIT: THENCE S. 45 degrees 38' 45" W. one Other terms and conditions to be all Title V Regulations, including, but not the land in Webster on the southerly side of hundred thirty and twenty-one hundredths announced at the time and place of sale limited to, any inspection and upgrade Douglas Road, bounded and described as (130.21) feet to a point; Webster Five Cents Savings requirements set forth in 310 CMR (Code follows: THENCE S. 69 degrees 59' 00" W. ninety- Bank, of Massachusetts Regulations) 15.300 BEGINNING at an iron pipe on the nine and seventy-one hundredths (99.71) Present Holder of Said Mortgage through 15.305. southerly line of said Douglas Road at land feet to a point; By its Attorney, The purchaser will be responsible for now or formerly of Gerard Cazeault; THENCE S. 11 degrees 20' 30" W. one David E. Silverman, Esquire all closing costs, state documentary THENCE S. 20 degrees 15' E., 304.8 feet hundred forty-eight and ninety-nine hun- Silverman & Esposito stamps, and recording fees. by land of said Gerard Cazeault to an iron dredths (148.99) feet to a point; P.O. Box 245 The description of the property con- pipe at land now or formerly of Stephen THENCE S. 76 degrees 06' 15" E. one 264 Main Street tained in the mortgage shall control in the Smith; hundred six and thirty-five hundredths Oxford, MA 01540 event of a typographical or clerical error in THENCE S. 81 degrees 17' W., 153.29 (106.35) feet to a point; (508) 987-2707 this publication. feet by the land of said Smith to an iron THENCE S. 77 degrees 38' 00" E. two Other terms and conditions to be pipe; hundred ten and sixty-three hundredths August 30, 2013 announced at the time and place of sale THENCE N. 20 degrees 15' W., 274.2 feet (210.63) feet to a point; September 6, 2013 Webster Five Cents Savings by remaining land now or formerly of Arthur THENCE N. 71 degrees 26' 30" E. twenty- September 13, 2013 Bank, Cazeault, Trustee, to an iron pipe in the nine and fifty-three hundredths (29.53) feet Present Holder of Said Mortgage southerly line of said Douglas Road; to a point; MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF By its Attorney, THENCE N. 69 degrees 45' E. 150 feet by THENCE S. 86 degrees 36' 00" E. one REAL ESTATE David E. Silverman, Esquire said Douglas Road to point of beginning. hundred eleven and sixty-two hundredths Premises: 1 Flaxfield Road, Silverman & Esposito BEING the same premises conveyed to (111.62) feet to a point; Dudley, Massachusetts P.O. Box 245 the herein named grantor(s) by deed THENCE S. 67 degrees 36' 00" E. ninety- By virtue and in execution of the Power of 264 Main Street recorded with Worcester South Registry of nine (99.00) feet to a point; Sale contained in a certain mortgage given Oxford, MA 01540 Deeds in Book 18371, page 175. THENCE S. 26 degrees 06' 00" W. two by Walter J. Charette and Gertrude H. (508) 987-2707 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed hundred three and thirty-four hundredths Charette to Webster Five Cents Savings recorded with Worcester County (203.34) feet to the point of beginning. Bank, dated September 25, 2002, and duly August 30, 2013 (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in BEING Lot 4 as shown on a plan entitled recorded with the Worcester District September 6, 2013 Book 40056, Page 270. "Plan of Land in Oxford, Massachusetts Registry of Deeds, Book 27586, Page 85, September 13, 2013 These premises will be sold and con- owned by Marcam Realty Trust" dated of which mortgage the undersigned, veyed subject to and with the benefit of all October 15, 1987 and recorded in Webster Five Cents Savings Bank, is the NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF rights, rights of way, restrictions, ease- Worcester County Registry of Deeds, Plan present holder, for breach of conditions REAL ESTATE ments, covenants, liens or claims in the Book 589, Plan 27. contained in said Mortgage and for the pur- Premises: 7 St. Anthony Road, nature of liens, improvements, public The above described premises are con- pose of foreclosing the same, said premis- Dudley, Massachusetts assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax veyed subject to the following building es will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 By virtue and in execution of the titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and restrictions which are to run with the land: A.M. on the 27th day of September, 2013 Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- any other municipal assessments or liens The premises shall be used solely for sin- at or upon the mortgaged premises, 1 gage given by Stephen Scott and Gail or existing encumbrances of record which gle family residential purposes. Flaxfield Road, Dudley, Massachusetts, as Scott to IndyMac Federal Bank, FSB, fka are in force and are applicable, having pri- No dwelling house shall be erected on the described below, being all and singular the IndyMac Bank, said mortgage dated ority over said mortgage, whether or not premises consisting of less than 1,500 premises described in said mortgage, 8/15/2006, and recorded in the Worcester reference to such restrictions, easements, square feet of living space exclusive of together with all the rights, easements, and County (Worcester District) Registry of improvements, liens or encumbrances is basement. appurtenances thereto, to wit: Deeds, in Book 39587 at Page 1 and now made in the deed. BEING the same premises described in a A certain parcel of land on the southerly held by Deutsche Bank National Trust TERMS OF SALE: deed from Marcam Realty Trust to Diane side of Flaxfield Road and westerly side of Company, as Trustee of the IndyMac INDX A deposit of Five Thousand E. Martin and Stephen J. Martin dated Mill Street in the Town of Dudley described Mortgage Trust 2007-AR13, Mortgage ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank December 22, 1988 and recorded with the as Lot 003.0 on a "Plan of Land owned by Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007- check will be required to be paid by the Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Brian Taylor and Cathy Taylor, Flaxfield AR13 under the Pooling and Servicing purchaser at the time and place of sale. Book 11887, Page 253. Road, Dudley, Massachusetts", prepared Agreement dated May 1, 2007 by virtue of The balance is to be paid by certified or TERMS OF SALE: by R.e.S., Inc. dated August 1, 2001 which an assignment from Federal Deposit bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Said premises will be sold and con- plan is recorded with the Worcester District Insurance Corporation, as Receiver for 150 California Street, Newton, veyed subject to and with the benefit of any Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 774, Plan IndyMac Bank, FSB, as successor in inter- Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. and all rights, rights of way, mortgages, 16. est to IndyMac Bank, FSB to Deutsche Box 610389, Newton Highlands, restrictions, easements, local zoning laws The above described Lot 003.0 contains Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty and regulations, building and code viola- an area of 1.38 acres more or less. of the IndyMac INDX Mortgage Trust 2007- (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will tions, covenants, improvements, unpaid Being the same premises described in a AR13, Mortgage Pass-Through be provided to purchaser for recording taxes, unpaid water and/or sewer bills, out- deed from B.C. Taylor Realty, Inc. to Walter Certificates, Series 2007-AR13 under the upon receipt in full of the purchase price. standing tax titles, municipal or other pub- J. Charette and Gertrude H. Charette Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated The description of the premises contained lic taxes, assessments, federal and state dated September 25, 2002 and recorded May 1, 2007 dated June 9, 2011 and in said mortgage shall control in the event tax liens, other liens or claims in the nature with the Worcester District Registry of recorded June 27, 2011 in Book 47532 of an error in this publication. of liens, and existing encumbrances of Deeds at Book 27586, Page 84. Page 133, for breach of the conditions in Other terms, if any, to be announced at record created prior to the above- TERMS OF SALE: said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- the sale. described mortgage, if there be any, or oth- Said premises will be sold and con- closing the same, will be sold at Public JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. erwise having priority over the mortgage veyed subject to and with the benefit of any Auction on September 30, 2013 at 1:00 pm Present holder of said mortgage described herein, if there be any, and the and all rights, rights of way, mortgages, Local Time upon the premises, all and sin- rights of tenants and occupants of the restrictions, easements, local zoning laws gular the premises described in said mort- By its Attorneys, mortgaged premises, if there be any. The and regulations, building and code viola- gage, to wit: HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. premises shall also be sold and conveyed tions, covenants, improvements, unpaid The land in Dudley, Worcester County, 150 California Street subject to any restrictions of record and taxes, unpaid water and/or sewer bills, out- Massachusetts, being shown as Lot 2 on a Newton, MA 02458 rights of redemption for unpaid federal standing tax titles, municipal or other pub- plan of land as recorded with the (617) 558-0500 taxes, if there be any, as shall, notwith- lic taxes, assessments, federal and state Worcester District Registry of Deeds in 201102-1217 - PRP standing this provision, constitute valid tax liens, other liens or claims in the nature Plan Book 833, Plan 13. liens or encumbrances thereon after said of liens, and existing encumbrances of For mortgagors’ title see deed recorded September 6, 2013 sale. record created prior to the above- with Worcester District Registry of Deeds September 13, 2013 The highest bidder shall be required to described mortgage, if there be any, or oth- in Book 39586, page 399 September 20, 2013 pay FIVE THOUSAND and No/100 erwise having priority over the mortgage The description of the property that ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified, bank, trea- described herein, if there be any, and the appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed surer’s or cashier’s check at the time and rights of tenants and occupants of the shall control in the event of a typographical place of the sale as a deposit. All bidders mortgaged premises, if there be any. The error in this publication. must exhibit said required deposit to the premises shall also be sold and conveyed TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will auctioneer immediately prior to the auction subject to any restrictions of record and be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, sale in order to qualify as a bidder. The rights of redemption for unpaid federal encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, balance of the purchase price is to be paid taxes, if there be any, as shall, notwith- municipal liens and assessments, if any, by certified, bank, treasurer’s or cashier’s standing this provision, constitute valid which take precedence over the said mort- check within thirty (30) days after the date liens or encumbrances thereon after said gage above described. of the sale at the offices of Attorney David sale. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars Turn To LEGALS, 8 E. Silverman, Silverman & Esposito, 264 The highest bidder shall be required to of the purchase price must be paid in cash, page 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

St. Dudley. Domestic assault and battery, equipment violation, failing to signal, DUDLEY POLICE ARRESTS POLICE LOGS assault and battery with dangerous weapon. speeding. Aug. 19 David N. Sniadach, 49, 2 Maringo Ct. Aug. 18 WEBSTER POLICE ARRESTS Alan E. Savides, 56, 19 Hugo Terr. Webster. Webster. Warrant arrest. Disturbing the peace, domestic assault, Aug. 21 Beth L. Taylor, 28, 33 Central Ave. Dudley. threat to commit crime. Niki J. Raymong, 25, Homeless, Webster. Dudley PD Warrant. Aug. 18 Wolodymyr Newmerzyckyj, Jr., 22, 32 Warrant arrest. Edward Grenier, 55, Moosup Ct. Out of Simara Marie Colon, 25, 60 Lake St. Stefaniak Ave., Webster. Warrant arrest. Aug. 24 agency warrant. Webster. Warrant arrest. Aug. 20 16 year old juvenile. Probable cause arrest Aug. 27 Jeremy M. Lavallee, 18, 7 Maynard Ave. Adam R. Ham, 29, 22 Nelson St. Webster. from another agency. Shanell D. Harden, 26, 5 Hillside St. Webster. Disorderly conduct, disturbing the Warrant arrest Joseph W. Dolbec, 20, 7 Whitcomb St. Worcester. (2) Counts Dudley PD Warrant, peace. Shaheem N. Torres, 21, 33 Mechanic St. Webster. (3) Warrant arrests. (2) Counts of Out of agency warrant. Michael John Henderson, 30, 7 Clark St., Webster. Failing to stop for police, negligent Webster, Domestic assault and battery. operation of motor vehicle, failing to David Francis Hallaman, 22, 8 Chestnut stop/yield, miscellaneous motor vehicle LEGALS Bank, National Association by MetLife Book 44298, Page 39, for breach of condi- dated September 25, 2006 and recorded LEGALS continued from page 7 Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Bank, tions of said mortgage and for the purpose with the Worcester County (Worcester N.A., recorded in said Registry of Deeds in of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged District) Registry of Deeds at Book 39839, MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF Book 50834, Page 189, of which the premises located at 77 Killdeer Island Page 66, subsequently assigned to REAL ESTATE Mortgage the undersigned is the present Road a/k/a 77 Killdeer Road, Webster, MA Federal National Mortgage Association by By virtue and in execution of the Power of holder, for breach of the conditions of said 01570 will be sold at a Public Auction at Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- 3:00PM on September 20, 2013, at the Inc. as nominee for, GreenPoint Mortgage by Myrtle Gagne to James B. Nutter & ing the same will be sold at Public Auction mortgaged premises, more particularly Funding, Inc., its successors and assigns, Company, dated December 5, 2008 and at 11:00 AM on September 27, 2013 at 17 described below, all and singular the prem- recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book recorded with the Worcester County Scenic Avenue, Webster, MA, all and sin- ises described in said mortgage, to wit: 48541, Page 66, of which the Mortgage the (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at gular the premises described in said Tract I The land in Webster, Worcester undersigned is the present holder, for Book 43579, Page 265, of which the Mortgage, to wit: County, Massachusetts, off Killdeer Road, breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Mortgage the undersigned is the present Property Address: 17 Scenic Avenue, a/k/a Killdeer Island Road, bounded and and for the purpose of foreclosing the holder, for breach of the conditions of said Webster, MA 01570 described as follows: Shown as Parcel B same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclos- The land in Webster, situated on the east- on “Plan of Land prepared for Jean Paul AM on September 27, 2013 at 9 Beverly ing the same will be sold at Public Auction erly side of Scenic Avenue owned by and Karen Betty” prepared by Brett L. Street, Oxford, MA, all and singular the at 10:00 AM on September 27, 2013 at 12 M.E.P., Inc., a proposed street and shown Rekola, PLS dated June 6, 2006 and premises described in said Mortgage, to Federal Hill Road, Oxford, MA, all and sin- as Lot #9 on a plan by Albert L. Fitzback, recorded at Worcester Registry of Deeds wit: gular the premises described in said R.L.S., dated April 16, 1976, revised May Plan Book 846, Plan 107, containing 2,006 Closing date: 09/25/2006 Mortgage, to wit: 18, 1976, recorded with the Worcester square feet of land more or less and Borrower(s): Stephan R. Thayer A tract of land and building thereon and all District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 424, described as follows: Beginning at an iron Property Address: 9 Beverly Street, the privileges and appurtenances thereto Plan 115, bounded and described as fol- pin found at the northeasterly corner of Oxford, Massachusetts belonging, situated in Oxford, lows: Parcel B; Thence S 08 degrees 10’ 08” W The land in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts on the southerly side of BEGINNING at a point on the easterly side by land N/F Webster Ventures LLC 74.22’ Massachusetts, with all of the building Federal Hill Road, so-called, and shown as line of Scenic Avenue at the northwesterly to an iron pin; Thence N 79 degrees 32’ 16” thereon and all the privileges and appurte- Lot No.6 on Plan of "Renwood Acres", comer of the lot to be described, said point W by land N/F Webster Ventures 21.11’ to nances thereto belonging situated on the more particularly bounded and described being S. 14 degrees 18'30" E. and 156.75 a point; Thence N 01 degrees 54’ 47” W by northerly side of Beverly Street, in the as follows: feet from a concrete bound opposite sta- land N/F Betty 72.78’ to a point; Thence S Town of Oxford, Massachusetts, being Lot BEGINNING at a point in the southerly tion 7+36.73; 84 degrees 44’ 36” E by land N/F Nuttall #25 on "Plan of Lots in Oxford, bound of Federal Hill Road, it being the THENCE N. 75 degrees 41'30"E. along the 33.88’ to a point; No Right of Way by Massachusetts owned by Carl Alarie, Inc. northwest corner of the lot to be described southerly line of Lot #8 for a distance of necessity or otherwise is granted over dated May 2,1955 and recorded with the and it also being two hundred (200) feet 137.27 feet to a point at Lot #23; remaining land of the Grantor Tract II A cer- Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Plan easterly by said Road from an iron pin on THENCE S. 17 degrees 29' 31 "E. along tain tract of land situated in said Webster Book 217, Plan 8, drawn by H. A. Racicot, land now or formerly of Charles L. land formerly of Herman Becker, for a dis- on the easterly side of Killdeer Road, and Engineer, bounded and described as fol- Woodman and A. Marquerite Woodman; tance of 100.15 feet to a point; being Lots #12 and #11 and a portion of Lot lows: THENCE easterly by the southerly bound THENCE S. 75 degrees 41'30"W. along #10 on “Map #6, Killdeer Island”, recorded BEGINNING at the southwesterly corner of of Federal Hill Road one hundred (100) the northerly line of Lot #10 for a distance with the Worcester District Registry of the premises herein described at a point on feet to an iron pin driven in the ground; of 142.83 feet to a point on the easterly Deeds, Plan Book 40, Plan 55, bounded the northerly side of said Beverly Street, THENCE S. 4 deg. E. two hundred (200) side line of Scenic Avenue; and described as follows: Beginning at a said point being the southeasterly comer of feet to an iron pin driven in the ground; THENCE N. 14 degrees 18'30"W. along stake in the easterly line of said Killdeer said Lot #23; THENCE S. 86 deg. W. one hundred (100) the easterly side line of Scenic Avenue for Road at the southwesterly corner of Lot THENCE N. 18° 54' E., one hundred three feet by land of said Woodman to an iron a distance of 100.00 feet to the point of #13 on said plan; Thence Southerly 127.78 and 17/100 (103 .17) feet by Lot #23 to a pin; beginning. feet by said Killdeer Road to a point in the point; THENCE N. 4 deg. W. two hundred (200) The above described lot contains 14,005 center of said Lot #10; Thence Easterly THENCE S. 89° 31' E., ninety five (95) feet feet to the point of beginning. square feet. 123.33 feet through said Lot #10 to land by Lot #10 to a point; CONTAINING an area of twenty thousand For mortgagor's title see deed recorded at formerly of S. Slater & Sons, Inc. Thence THENCE S. 18° 54' W., by Lot @27, one (20,000) square feet, more or less, accord- Book 42363, Page 79. Northerly 125.55 feet by land formerly of hundred three (103) feet to a point on the ing to said plan. The premises are to be sold subject to and said S. Slater & Sons, Inc. to a stake; northerly side of said Beverly Street; For title see Deed recorded in Book 43233, with the benefit of all easements, restric- Thence Westerly 90 feet by said Lot #13 to THENCE N. 88° 52 ' W., ninety five (95) Page 324. tions, building and zoning laws, unpaid the point of beginning. Said premises are feet by the northerly line of said Beverly The premises are to be sold subject to and taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens conveyed subject to the following condi- Street to the point of beginning. with the benefit of all easements, restric- and assessments, rights of tenants and tions and restrictions; First: No house or SUBJECT to and together with the right to tions, building and zoning laws, unpaid parties in possession. camp shall be built thereon costing less pass and repass over private streets as taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens TERMS OF SALE: than six hundred dollars (600.00), Second: shown on said plan. and assessments, rights of tenants and A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS No building or part of a building erected on SUBJECT to rights to New England parties in possession. AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of said Lot shall be nearer than twenty feet Telephone and Telegraph Co. and TERMS OF SALE: a certified check or bank treasurer’s check (20) of a street line. Third: No privy shall be Worcester County Electric Co., for poles A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be required to be delivered at or before allowed on said Lot. Fourth: No building and wires, dated October 18, 1955 and AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of the time the bid is offered. The successful erected thereon shall be used for trade or recorded with the Worcester District a certified check or bank treasurer’s check bidder will be required to execute a manufacture. Excepting out portion con- Registry of Deeds, Book 3730, Page 297. will be required to be delivered at or before Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately veyed at Book 11200, Page 36. BEING the same premises conveyed to the time the bid is offered. The successful after the close of the bidding. The balance For mortgagor’s title see deed record- the Mortgagor by Deed recorded herewith bidder will be required to execute a of the purchase price shall be paid within ed with the Worcester County (Worcester the Worcester South District Registry of Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately thirty (30) days from the sale date in the District) Registry of Deeds in Book 39761, Deeds in Book, 39839 Page 64. after the close of the bidding. The balance form of a certified check, bank treasurer’s Page 286 and Book 10811, Page 95. The premises are to be sold subject to and of the purchase price shall be paid within check or other check satisfactory to The premises will be sold subject to with the benefit of all easements, restric- thirty (30) days from the sale date in the Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee any and all unpaid taxes and other munici- tions, building and zoning laws, unpaid form of a certified check, bank treasurer’s reserves the right to bid at the sale, to pal assessments and liens, and subject to taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens check or other check satisfactory to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale prior liens or other enforceable encum- and assessments, rights of tenants and Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee and to amend the terms of the sale by writ- brances of record entitled to precedence parties in possession. reserves the right to bid at the sale, to ten or oral announcement made before or over this mortgage, and subject to and with TERMS OF SALE: reject any and all bids, to continue the sale during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is the benefit of all easements, restrictions, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS and to amend the terms of the sale by writ- set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at reservations and conditions of record and AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of ten or oral announcement made before or the sale shall be entitled only to a return of subject to all tenancies and/or rights of par- a certified check or bank treasurer’s check during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have ties in possession. will be required to be delivered at or before set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at no further recourse against the Mortgagor, Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s or the time the bid is offered. The successful the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor- certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as bidder will be required to execute a the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have ney. The description of the premises con- a deposit must be shown at the time and Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately no further recourse against the Mortgagor, tained in said mortgage shall control in the place of the sale in order to qualify as a after the close of the bidding. The balance the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor- event of an error in this publication. TIME bidder (the mortgage holder and its of the purchase price shall be paid within ney. The description of the premises con- WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. designee(s) are exempt from this require- thirty (30) days from the sale date in the tained in said mortgage shall control in the Other terms if any, to be announced at the ment); high bidder to sign written form of a certified check, bank treasurer’s event of an error in this publication. TIME sale. Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of check or other check satisfactory to WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. JPMorgan Chase Bank, bid; balance of purchase price payable in Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee Other terms if any, to be announced at the National Association cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days reserves the right to bid at the sale, to sale. Present Holder of said Mortgage, from the date of the sale at the offices of reject any and all bids, to continue the sale James B. Nutter & Company By Its Attorneys, mortgagee’s attorney, Korde & Associates, and to amend the terms of the sale by writ- Present Holder of said Mortgage, ORLANS MORAN PLLC P.C., 321 Billerica Road, Suite 210, ten or oral announcement made before or By Its Attorneys, P.O. Box 540540 Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 or such other during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is ORLANS MORAN PLLC Waltham, MA 02454 time as may be designated by mortgagee. set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at P.O. Box 540540 Phone: 781-790-7800 The description for the premises contained the sale shall be entitled only to a return of Waltham, MA 02454 in said mortgage shall control in the event the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have Phone: 781-790-7800 September 6, 2013 of a typographical error in this publication.” no further recourse against the Mortgagor, September 13, 2013 Other terms to be announced at the the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor- September 6, 2013 September 20, 2013 sale. ney. The description of the premises con- September 13, 2013 CitiMortgage, Inc. tained in said mortgage shall control in the September 20, 2013 Korde & Associates, P.C. event of an error in this publication. TIME LEGAL NOTICE 321 Billerica Road WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL Suite 210 Other terms if any, to be announced at the REAL ESTATE ESTATE Chelmsford, MA 01824-4100 sale. By virtue and in execution of the Power of By virtue of and in execution of the (978) 256-1500 Federal National Mortgage Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- (CMI 09-055812/Betty)(08-23-13, 08-30- Association by Jamie E. Leech and Ryan M. Leech to gage given by Karen A. Betty a/k/a Karen 13, 09-06-13)(301747) Present Holder of said Mortgage, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Betty and Jean-Paul Betty to Mortgage August 23, 2013 By Its Attorneys, Inc. as nominee for, MetLife Home Loans, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. act- August 30, 2013 ORLANS MORAN PLLC a Division of MetLife Bank, N.A., dated ing solely as a nominee for Lendia LLC, September 6, 2013 P.O. Box 540540 October 10, 2008 and recorded with the dated October 1, 2007 and recorded at Waltham, MA 02454 Worcester County (Worcester District) Worcester County (Worcester District) MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF Phone: 781-790-7800 Registry of Deeds at Book 43435, Page Registry of Deeds in Book 41901, Page 65 REAL ESTATE September 6, 2013 105, subsequently assigned to MetLife of which mortgage CitiMortgage, Inc. is the By virtue and in execution of the Power of September 13, 2013 Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Bank, present holder by assignment from Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given September 20, 2013 N.A., by Mortgage Electronic Registration Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, by Stephan R. Thayer to Mortgage Systems, Inc., recorded in said Registry of Inc. to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated May 5, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Deeds in Book 48251, Page 272, subse- 2009 recorded at Worcester County nominee for, GreenPoint Mortgage quently assigned to JPMorgan Chase (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Funding, Inc., its successors and assigns, www.webstertimes.net Friday, September 6, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 REAL ESTATE

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SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEW FLOORING WEBSTER – WEBSTER WEBSTER – THOMPSON/Webster Line! DUDLEY – 68 Airport Rd! 6 Rm Split 50 Upper Gore! DUDLEY – 9 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm English OXFORD – 28 Charlton St! 13 Rm OXFORD– 37 Charlton St! Young – 4 Birch Drive! With 100 Lower Gore Rd! 6 33 Entry! Updated Applianced Kitchen! Views/Sunsets Over Webster Lake! 9Rm Tudor Tri-Level! Appliance Kit w/Jennair Greek Revival said to be “Clara Custom 48' 6 Rm Ranch! Hrdwds Thru- Views of Webster Lake! 6 Room Rm Colonial! 1700+ Sq.Ft! Applianced Bonnette Rd! 8 Rm Ranch! Applianced Fireplaced Living Room! 3 Bedrooms! Brick Ranch! 1 Acre! New Granite Kit Range! Formal Dining! Liv Rm! Cathedral Barton’s Summer Residence”! Stately Out! Open Flr Plan! Cathedrals! Kit, Liv Colonial! Open Floor Plan! Huge Kit w/Din Area Open to Formal Din Rm! Country Kit! Huge Frplce Liv Rm Fireplaced Lower Level Family Room! w/CTile Flr! Din Rm w/Corner China Foyer w/Skylight! 3 Bdrms, Master Bath! Pillar Front! Grand Stairway! 10’ & Din Area w/Recessed Lighting! C/Air! 3 Living Room w/Slider to Deck! 3 Front to Back Liv Rm w/Slider to 3 w/Pellet Stove! 3 Spacious Bdrms 2.5 Bathrooms! 2 Car Garage! Cabinet! Frplc Liv Rm w/Picture 2.5 Baths! Lower Level Fam Rm w/1/2 Ceilings! 6 Italian Marble Fireplaces + Bdrms w/Ceiling Fans! Master Bath! 2 Bedrooms! Master w/Master Bath! Season Sun Rm! 1.5 Ceramic Baths! 1st w/Hrdwds! Master w/1/2 Bath! Full Window! 3 Bdrms 2 Baths!! Ideal In- Brick Oven! Servant’s Full Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! 27’ 2 Car 2 Full Baths Total! Listed by Flr Laundry! 3 Bdrms! Attached Garage! Bath w/Corian Vanity! Frplce Fam Rm! Listed by Another SOLD by Bath! 2 Car Heated Garage! Nicely Century21 Century21Lake Realty! Law! Frplc Fam Rm! Landscaped! 2x6 Construction! Quarters/Apartment! Recent Buderus! Garage! Farmers Porch & Rear Deck! Another SOLD by Nicely Landscaped! Town Services! 2 Car Garage! Deck w/Electric Awning! $200,000.00 $249,900.00 $219,900.00 Many Updates! $299,900.00 $229,900.00 Lake Realty! $199,000.00 $199,900.00 $224,900.00

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOUTHBRIDGE MILLBURY – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point STURBRIDGE – Waterfront! – 440 N. Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis 505 Treasure 16 Cross Ct! 54 West Point Woodstock Rd! 76 Acres of Natural Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Island! 6 Rm Townhouse Overlooking Killdeer Island - North Pond! Western Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake South Pond Custom Contemporary! 50 Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! S. Shore Dr! 6 Rms! 3 Bdrms! Master Beauty! 8 Rm Country Ranch! Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Heated Pool! Hrdwd Flrs! Open Floor Expo! Spectacular Sunsets! 8 Rms! 3 BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Yester Year Charm! 2 Kitchens! Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! Plan! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Bdrms! Kit w/Breakfast Bar & Center Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master Bath! 3 Total Baths! C/Air! Radiant Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Heat! Hardwoods & Tile Flrs! 2 Car 3 Stone Fireplaces! Lower Level Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! CAir! Gas Isl! Din Rm! Frplc Liv Rm w/Slider to w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced “Saloon”! Huge Barn! 4+ Garages! Deck! Master w/1/2 Bath & Slider to Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Garage! Spectacular Lake Views! Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Heat! Recent Trex Deck! Garage! 2 Listed by Another SOLD by Workshops! Saw Mill! 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! BOAT SLIPS! Sandy Beach! Private Deck! Lower Level Game Rm! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! $389,900.00 Century21 Lake Realty! Former “Cheney Farm” $519,900.00 $249,900.00 Frplc Fam Rm! $389,900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $569,900.00 $445,000.00 $419,900.00 NEWNEW PRICEPRICE

NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD AGAINAGAIN ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD WEBSTER LAKE - WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 242 Killdeer Isl WEBSTER LAKE ACCESS – 42 WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 Laurelwood 406 Treasure 4 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 29 Union Point WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! - North Pond! Sandy Shores! Original Laurelwood Dr! Overlooking Lake! Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Drive! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Island Townhouse! End Unit! 6 Expansive Views of South Pond! Rd! West Exp! 05 Complete Remodel Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! Rms! 2 Bdrms! Master w/Hrdwds & Cottage! 50' Waterfront! 2 Bdrms! Able to Dock Boat! 7 Rm Raised Western Exposure – Beautiful Southern Exp! Tons of Sun! 80' Natural 5 Rm Contemp! Ideal 2nd Home or Yr Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North Frplce! Full Bath! Walk-out Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! Liv Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Bath! 2.5 Baths! Stainless Kit Waterfront! 13,983' Lot! 6+ Rm Ranch Round! Open Flr Plan! Granite! Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Sunsets! 7 Rms! 3/4 Bedrooms! Basement! Town Services! Summer Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling/Skylights! w/Hrdwds! Din/Liv w/Hrdwds! w/2 Living Levels! 14x18 Master Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Access! Lake Facing Master! Master Cathedrals! 1.5Baths! Garage! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! CAir! Gas Cathedrals! Frplc! Mstr w/Lake Views! Retreat or Build the Home of Your Fam Rm! 3/4 Bdrms! Recently w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Dreams! $360,000.00 Additional Remodeled Move-n Condition! Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! SOLD 8/30/2010 $380,000.00 Heat! Heated Garage! 2 SLIPS! Mstr Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Decks! Central Air! Garage! $455,000.00 Beach! Pool! Liv Rm w/Full Length Deck! Walk-out Dock! Great for Entertaining! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! 50x100 Lot Across the Street 2 Car Garage! Gas Heat! $189,900.00 SOLD 6/14/2013 $479,900.00 Available! $289,900.00 $269,900.00 Lower Level! $409,900.00 Quick Close! $399,900.00

hope2own.com WEBSTER - 13 SCENIC AVE OPEN HOUSE This pristine 2100 sq. ft. 3 bed- room 2.5 bath Contemporary home THIS SUNDAY 11-1pm 508.943.4333 offers a warm and inviting open Brenda Ryan Jan floor plan between the kitchen, for- Broker-Owner DiGregorio Southbridge: Sharon Pelletier - Broker mal dining & living room Excellent Condition Licensed in MA, CT & RI w/sparkling hardwoods! Relax or Colonial in desir- entertain at poolside, on your pri- able neighbor- vate deck, patio, 3-season porch or hood! 5 rooms 3 WE WANT YOUR family room! Privacy for you in your Master suite w/ bath & walk-in closet. bedrooms 1 1/2 Like to boat? Beautiful Webster Lake access to boating minutes from home! Melissa Mary Jo LISTINGS! 2-car garage, lots of parking. Must see. New Price! $279,900 Cournoyer Demick baths. Spacious 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 Hilli living room;dining room combination with sliders to deck. Overlooking woods. Central air. Fireplace. Security system. Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoenig * Diane Strzelecki Hardwood floors. 1 car garage. $174,900. 55 Arland. WEBSTER - 8 STOUGHTON AVE Spiro Vivian WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS STREET WEBSTER - 121 THOMPSON RD WEBSTER - 35 LAURELWOOD DR. Marrero- Southbridge: Thomo Doros Inexpensive but great condition! 7 rooms 3 bed- rooms 1 1/2 baths. New kitchen cabi- Robin Debra nets, countertops, Giguere Nordby- Rivera & appliances. New family room. Hardwoods throughout. Fireplace. EXTRAORDINARY! Professionally decorated, custom 4 Remodeled baths too! Must see! Just gor- NEW LISTING! Aesthetically pleasing! Great BR Colonial on PRIVATE 3.75 acres, superb location geous! $167,900. 120 Lebanon St. First Time Offered! 2300 Sq Ft Georgian Colonial! Architecture! Loads of Character! Well Kept older overlooking Webster Lake w/spectacular western water Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful Curved Open Custom young farmer’s porch Colonial! Spacious views, quality workmanship & materials throughout, home has plenty to offer! Many spacious rooms! open floor plan! Entry foyer with french doors! 3 Staircase! 4-5 Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! Master Bath! Mstr BR suite w/it's own frplc'd living rm & private bal- Debbie Joan Webster: Well Eat in kitchen! sm. 1/2 bath! 4 large bdrms! 2 car bdrm! 1.5 Baths, central air! Beautiful walkout cony! Gourmet kitchen! Family & formal dining rms! 2 Thomo Lacoste maintained 2 Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus 25x37 Two Story detached garage! Gas Heat! This is a gem! sliders lower level patio! Excellent location for in car att'd garage PLUS a 36x48 det'd 6 car garage& lg Family! 4 room 2 Carriage House! New Price! $184,900 New Price $154,900 home business! New Price! $215,900 walk up 2nd story!* New Price! $449,000 bedroom units! BIG kitchens! 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Located in rental quiet neighbor- area of Single Families, Multi-Familes & hood convenient Condos. Access through existing paper services to many amenities. First floor bedroom. HISTORIC 2nd floor family room or play room. 2 WEBSTER LAKE LOT road known as Elmwood Ave from George LOW sheds. Lots & lots of room to have outdoor Street & Fairview Ave. This parcel has 305' INTEREST fun! Move in condition! $164,500. NEW LISTING: Panoramic view of Webster Lake! RATES 42 Kingsley Fantastic south facing location! 62 ft of prime lakefront! Prime Waterfront Island Lot! Perfect Vacation Southern exposure! Panoramic view! road frontage on Elmwood, back from Deep 10,489 sq ft lot! Flagstone and concrete patios! Dream Get-away, 6,245 sf, 50' Frontage, Clear, Breathtaking morning sunrises! Architectural George St about 100'. Known as Parcel 82 Full concrete, walkway at water’s edge! 2 docks! 2 story almost level lot. Western Exposure = Beautiful drawings! 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RETIRED AND READY TO DOWNSIZE? WHITINSVILLE - Goldthwaite Rd. 1862 sq. ft. Townhouse/Condo with 24’x24’ garage Upper Floor: L.R., kit., B.R., den/BR, bath, sunroom Lower Floor: Workshop plus 2 finished rms., full bath Many custom built-ins, full attic storage with regular stairs, skylights, ceiling fans, attic exhaust fan, built-in vacuum cleaner, washer/dryer, kitchen appliances, central A.C., drapes, curtains, sun shades, blinds New Roof, H.W. boiler, elec H.W. heater Town water, finished garage, elec. door opener DJ Breton Stephanie John Diane Brooke Jo Mary Rachel Karen Katie Monique Gazebo, large deck w/Pergola, fenced back yard- Sales Manager Gosselin Downs White Gelhaus Vickers Collins Sposato Chambrello Totten Maldonado shaded. Storage sheds. 55” flat TV, built-in bookcases, crown & chair rail moldings.

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R Re/Max Professional Associates Realtor/MLS Conrad M. Allen 943-4900 * 987-8400 Broker/Certified appraiser Serving Worcester County and NE CT. OFF EXIT 1 - RT. 395 - THOMPSON RD., WEBSTER, MASS. 508-400-0438 Marc D. Becker, Carla Manzi, Brokers [email protected] • www.ConradAllen.com SNUG HARBOR THE LAKE... TOWNHOUSE ON SOUTH POND E DUDLEY - $163,500 WEBSTER LAKE!!! CONTEMPORARY! Magnificent More than 3200 sq. Waterfront ft. of custom built Like new 5 room 3 bedroom Condominium on quality in this bright cape with 1/2 acre yard. New Middle Pond!!! and airy waterfront roof, new walls, new ceilings, Impeccably decorated home. Tiled new carpeting, refinished and maintained, this entrance foyer open 3322 sq.ft. four level unit features... granite, ceramic and to spacious living hardwood floors, new kitchen cherry kitchen with brkfst bar - step down fireplaced living room, and dining and countertops, new heating room w/access to deck - master bedroom with spectacular room with sliders to tiled bath and balcony overlooking beautiful lakeviews - lake-facing wraparound decks. Custom cabinet A system. First floor master bed- guest bedroom and bath (4.5 baths in all) - lower level kitchen with granite and double oven. Three bed- entertainment room with fireplace, wet bar and french door room with walk-in closet. rooms, 3.5 baths, including owner's suite with fab- walk-out to patio steps from docks. Upper level 30 ft. room Enjoy Dudley’s excellent w/cathedral ceiling is perfect for exercise room, hot tub and ulous bath and private deck. Lower level family school system and low proper- office, again with lake scenery. Gas heat, central vac and room w/wet bar, sliders to patio...excellent enter- ty taxes. a/c. Pride of ownership shines bright through the NEW win- tainment venue! 71 ft. of frontage on the lake. 2-car dows, skylights, roof, flooring, paint ... the update list goes garage, oil heat, central vac and a/c. Very nicely on and on! You've arrived when you can call Snug Harbor maintained inside and out...ready for you to move your home! 14 Union Point Rd. in and enjoy all four seasons on the lake! WEBSTER BEACON PARK - WOODSTOCK, CT R/E Tax $5202 $ 599,900 R/E Tax $7360 $789,900 L LOG CABIN ON 6+ ACRES $249,900

One of a kind! 6 rooms, This home three bed- was com- rooms and 2 pletely reno- full baths. vated in the Built in 2003. WEBSTER — Spacious Raised Ranch with last three The land is excellent in-law accommodations! Five bed- years. half wooded rooms — 2.5 baths — two fireplaces — three Gourmet and half open. season room and lower level covered patio sur- WEBSTER — More than 2500 sq. ft. of first floor rounded by windows looking out at in-ground living area in this spacious Ranch located on .86 kitchen, new heating system, all new This home contains 1500 sq ft of liv- pool. Corian kitchen with dining area open to liv- acre on non-through street. Three bedrooms, windows, great views of Webster ing area and is ready for immediate ing room. In-law features walk-in shower, kitch- three baths, two fireplaces, sunken living room, Lake. A must for the discriminating occupancy priced at $250,000. enette, 2 br’s and sitting room w/slider to nicely dining room, sun room, lower level family room buyer. landscaped back yard. Oil heat, vinyl windows, with kitchen, two additional rooms for exer- 2-car garage, shed. Excellent neighborhood, cise/office, central air, three zone oil heat, two- level 1/2 acre, conveniently located near shop- car garage, inground pool. Nice location, close to 76 ACRES OF PARADISE IN WOODSTOCK, CT - NEED AN ping, highway, hospital, lake. schools, highway, shopping. E THOMPSON, CT IN-LAW APARTMENT? R/E Tax $3130 $314,900 R/E Tax $3456 $224,900 WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING Pristine, private 5 acres sur- SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 51ST YEAR IN BUSINESS and your own round this 3 pond. Half the bedroom 2.5 land is open bath gambrel and the other is with an in-law 739 Guelphwood Rd., Southbridge wooded. Very private Contemporary on 15 acres. Frontage on apartment. Hard to find OPEN HOUSE Hardwoods floors, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Long Pond with SUN., SEPT. 8 1-4 balcony, big deck, 2 car garage with loft. S access to other first floor bodies of water. Ideal for the horse lover, family room. This home has over $249,900 hunter, fisherman or gentleman farmer. 2400 sq ft of living area, two fire- Solar farm maybe. Only 15 minutes to Rt. places and a two car attached garage. 50 Years Experience 395 in Webster. Sales price is $375,000 Priced to sell at $265,000 Buying or Selling? DUDLEY - LIKE NEW STURBRIDGE - Call Us Now $235,000 CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL 196 Park Ave., Worcester, MA 01609 Joanne Fontaine T Immaculate Inger Christensen 508-769-3823 (cell) 508-479-9691 (cell) 6 room 3 Custom built [email protected] (email) [email protected] (email) bedrooms 8 rooms 5 www.IngerC.com www.NewEnglandMoves.com bedrooms 3 N DEPOSIT 2 full bath O full bath colo- split entry nial with over home. 3200 sq ft of Cabinet living area. • 25,000 Unique Visitors Every Week! A packed kitchen, fireplaced liv- Rare first ing room, family room with floor bedroom suite. Open floor plan. • One Million Hits a Month pellet stove, two car garage. 10 foot ceilings. Central air condi- Private back yard and much tioning. Two car garage and so much www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com T more. more! LET US E Do Your Home Work! Looking to sell your home, let us do the work for you. Your ad will be seen in over 50,000+ households throughout Southern Worcester County. www.webstertimes.net Friday, September 6, 2013 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 REAL ESTATE

508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Dave Vitkus Jo-Ann Szymczak 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 774-230-6550 CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor LICENSED IN MA & CT Connie Nedoroscik Call any agent listed above Marketing Co-ordinator “Home Ownership Matters” for a showing SOUTHBRIDGE - NEW LISTING DUDLEY - AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 4+ ACRES $279,900 * 5100 sq ft * 30’x34 family rm * 4 bedrooms * 24x22’ kitchen * 2.5 baths * Lower level family * 2300 sq. ft room * Wired for * View Tour on generator realtor.com 601 North Woodstock Rd - Call for details 17 Fairfield Dr OPEN HOUSES! SAT. & SUN. 11-1 DUDLEY - WHITINSVILLE $325,000 DUDLEY - NEW PRICE LEASE OR PURCHASE $329,900

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Craft Fair for Charity to and bike show 401-568-4102 Kennedy Dr., Putnam, CT with fries, pasta & marinara 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA benefit Integrated Cancer Call Quiet Korner sauce, Services at Baystate Mary Alternatives’ Community Center Health and Wellness salad and rolls SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Lane Hospital for more information Adults: $11.75 Klem’s Fall Fest 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 5 South Main Street, Uxbridge, MA 860-576-0126 Children under 10: $6.75 Kids’ activities, tent sale, Seeking vendors – Regular Community Gallery Hours M-F, 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM American Legion Tuttle Post samples, gourmet food tast- contact For info: 508-278-6791 or [email protected] Karaoke and Dance Party #279 ing, Roger at Every Thursday and Saturday 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA rental equipment testing [email protected] Trivia Night and DJ Karaoke 508-832-2701 Envision Beauty and much more! Every Tuesday 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 Works by Sara Dresser 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA and Kara Emily Krantz Live Country Music Klem’s 8th Annual Every other Friday at 9 p.m. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Dog Costume Contest Sherwood’s Restaurant & Bar Polish Night 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Paintings and Photography 35 Rte. 171, Enjoy an evening with time- Awards for scariest, most South Woodstock, CT less original and funniest Exhibit runs through September 27. 860-963-1230 classic Polish music, good Postponement date: 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, September 6, 2013 www.webstertimes.net

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ROYALE $100.00 Marble Design Surface 774-232-0407 Phenomenal bargains In beautiful, excellent PAINTINGS Excellent Condition Tools Terracotta Floor Tiles Gas range, gas clothes condition. Selling for cherry framed and matted 2 Pianos DINING ROOM dryer, air hockey table, $300.00 Call 774-230-9457 Granite Slabs fraction of cost. Both In Excellent Condition $600.00 TABLE Maitlin Smith game table, One family owned Price Includes Tuning & Or Best Offer 508-248-7812 piano. Boxes & boxes of BELL-NEW LADIES Move To 1st Floor Location AAA Sports Cards $175.00 Stars 1950’s-1970’s EXCEL STAIR LIFT good items!! $3500.00 or BO MOTORCYCLE In Worcester County. 508-234-9320 Maple, very good condition, Please Call Great shape beautiful base, 13.5’ rail Call 860 974-1627 HELMET Near mint cards All must go!! $125.00 508-885-3705 Brand New 42”x 66” four leaves extend $1400 leave message All cards at table to 106” inches Buy some, buy all 3 Piece Double 60% off book!! 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Inswing $60.00 6 chairs and matching hutch $50 Headboard full adj. 20Min Fire Door 42” TV with Stand CIVIL WAR 48” Round w/two 11” micro suede, oatmeal w/esp. Mahogany Gold Primed casing, aluminum $350.00 ARTIFACTS leaves REALISTIC DX100 wood trim Cup Race Boat sill. New in wrap (48”x70”) Receiver $125 OBO Paid-$307 Reduced 26 ft Replica of 1926 race 508-981-9033 Original Signatures $70 boat. 5-step bottom Sell for-$200 Of Men Joining $300.00 Coffee/Espresso 327 chevy engine. Paying Top ALPACA BEAN Co. K, 25th Mass Maker Includes Trailer 508-885-5347 Natural Alpaca Fertilizer Books, Weapons WOODWORKING Dollar Misc. assorted items DESK 82-12 cups $65,000 Pre-composted Temple Stuart TOOLS $75 OBO For Silver Coins, 4 Section Peerless Great for your garden Solid Maple $10 per bag Excellent Stuff! 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130 YARD SALES 205 BOATS 275 FLEA MARKET 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE YARD SALE 18’ C.CONSOLE Dudley MARX LEATHER ORIGINAL SEQUOIA WHEEL HORSE 2 Catherine Street NORDIC TRACK, Snapper Technics organ Dudley KEYLARGO Flea Market MATCHING Handmade Silk Screen, Roto-Tiller Includes Stool and LAWN TRACTOR (off Mason Rd) FIBERGLAS Antiques, Collectibles RECLINING CHAIR Tins (some antique), IR5003, Used Twice User Reference w/Trac Vac System Saturday & General Royal Dalton China, Mower Deck BOAT $900 or/BO Guide September 7th Open Every Saturday-Sunday AND OTTOMAN Christmas Items, Snow blower attachment 10:00am-2:00pm 75 4 Stroke Honda 8am-4pm By Lane Gevalia Coffee Machines, & roller Fish Finder Original price $699.00 Original Paintings TracVac From the very first note Wheel weights & chains COME Join US you play on the Life Jackets, Auto Bilge Asking $300.00 and other items Model 385-IC/385LH YARD SALE Bimini Boat Motor, Trailer Used Once. Technics EA5 organ, Something For Everyone! Call 860-455-6222 you’ll marvel at their rich Asking $2500 9/7/13 Excellent $900 or/BO Never in Salt Water Behind BP Gas RATORO 22” authentic instrument Well maintained Southbridge, At Dudley/Webster Line sound. Like a well-tuned Can Be Driven PERSONAL PACE Bear Cat 55 Idlewood St. $8,700 2 Acres, Indoors! PANASONIC STEREO pipe organ, these instru- Ask for Bill MWR Vac-N-Chip Pro ments are finely crafted to 508-248-3612 Furniture, Microwave, 860-974-1276 VHS Pfaltzgraff, www.dudleyflea.com Used once for 1 hour & Vac Pro deliver robust sounds. 1-800-551-7767 $280.00 RECORDER/PLAYER What’s more, their elegant- Bathroom cabinet, $20.00 Models 72085, 72285, ly designed WOODEN Weight Bench, 72295. Used Twice wood-grain finish cabinet SWING SET Fabric, Craft Books, Call 413-245-9312 House Hold items, 508-347-3145 $1995 or/BO makes them fashionably by Creative Playthings 281 FREE PETS between 1-6 p.m. perfect for your music 4-Swing Stations, Magazine Rack, Call room. This organ is in very Monkey Bars, Country Curtains and much Mitutoyo 8” PELLET STOVE good condition and would Sand Box, Fireman’s Pole, more. (2) Male Cats Digmatic Calipier FOR SALE 508-765-5763 suit anyone from beginner Ladder to Club House 9am-3pm. through to more (includes cover) & Slide Raindate 9/8 Currently Homeless Enviro EF-111 Bay I Due to Eviction Rebuilt Very Good Condition experienced players YARD SALE $50.00 $1,800.00 Will help disassemble 1983 CHRIS Call Pete Solid Maple A range of features includ- Will need trailer SEPT., 7-8 William is solid white ing: *Upper keyboard 44 CRAFT CABIN with one green and 508-864-2848 Head Board-Queen keys lower keyboard 44 $1000 9AM-5PM 10” Delta $75.00 OBO CRUISER one blue eye. keys 508-892-4370 33 Grove St Jack is black and white. Compound Miter pedal keyboard 13 keys North Brookfield 26’ Fiberglass New 350 PLOW TRUCK Chevy engine. With trailer *100’s of dynamic PCM All Kinds Of Goods Saw with Bench 1989 Chevy S10 4x4 Queen-size Ecru true to life sounds ~Antiques~ Great fishing boat These two are brothers, Locking Wheels with Fisher Hoosier Cabinet Tractors, Lawn Mowers, or family boat Comforter *Superb organ voices Knick-Knacks, Furniture, both are fixed, they are $100.00 Quick Switch Plow including realtime Oak Round Table/chairs Has kitchen and table, 6-7 years old and are $2,000 or best offer w/shams and Oak Hutch Desk, Stoves, Books Games beds forward and aft Hammond style digital Rain or Shine in desperate need of 508-867-7388 matching pillows drawbars Mahogany Secretary Desk Great condition Mahogany Hutch $15,000.00 a home!! 508 867-3729 $40.00 *Easy to use large 135 LOST AND FOUND PORTABLE LCD display Pie Safe Hutch Call 508-259-8805 Most Beautiful * Large capacity Oat Bureau LOST Call: 774-545-0330 PODIUM $30.00 Queen-size Green/Rose 16-track sequencer 2 Drop-leaf Mahogany Tables BOAT, MOTOR Wedding Gown Maple Rocker/Glider Small gold jewelry bag Quilted * Built-in digital & contents & TRAILER Long sleeved, beaded disk recorder Oak Book Seat bodice, size 4-6. GLIDER CHAIR Bedspread vicinity of Cinemagic Chrysler Tri-hull Looking for a w/matching Toss 508-344-9555 in Sturbridge. Bow Rider $50.00 Price: $1000 or B/O Great sentimental value. w/60HP wonderful loving $200 Pillows Evenrude motor Call: 508-885-6988 home... OLD END TABLE $50.00 508 266-0035 100 GENERAL Offering reward Galvanized trailer MOTORS or 508 612-9053 if all contents are returned Set up for fishing or pleasure 2 year Old Pitbull $45.00 Assorted Queen 508-612-4795 1/2HP 230/460V 105 BULLETIN BOARD $1200.00 with papers 1725RPM, 56 Frame. Sheet Sets THIN BRICK extras call for details Female named “Calle” $45 OBO BENCH TOP $10-$15/each VENEER AUBURN RESIDENT 200 GEN. BUSINESS 508-949-1320 blue nose. Not spayed. 5HP, 230/460V $50.00 “Used Brick” - clay - NEEDS RIDES Great for single pet 1740RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC 508 764-3736 For errands and groceries OUTBOARD environment. indoor/outdoor SW NOWMOBILES $125 OBO Flats + corners - 1-2 times per month 203 S MOTOR 5HP, 230/460V CALL Solid Maple $8.40 per sq. ft. 508-335-3728 2003 SKIDOO 600 1976, 7 hp Eska Call: 3495RPM, 184T Frame/TEFC Runs mint 774 452-3514 Dining Set 107 MISC. FREE 774-318-8439 $125 OBO Table, hutch and 6 chairs. Call 508-867-9387 GRAND TOURING 4 Motor Speed Controls $800 OBO And $300 OBO Hitachi J100, 400/460V TOOL SHEDS FREE WOOD 2004 SKIDOO 860 576-5462 Best Offer PRESSURE WASHER Antique Man’s 283 PETS Made of Texture 1-11 500SS LEGEND OLLECTIBLES 6 months old PALLETS With 2006 Karavan Tilt 260 C Call 5pm-8:30pm $200.00 Highboy Dresser 8x8 $725 Need Help Fixing 508-867-6546 You pick up. Monday thru Trailer. Low mileage on all. HORSE LOVERS $800 OBO 8x10 $900 Friday 8am-noon. Excellent condition. Will deliver Breyer Horse & Your Pet? NASCAR 8x12 $975 Stonebridge Press We can help at an 757-705-5106 Harden Cherry 8x16 $1275 25 Optical Drive Asking $12K Animal Models Die-Cast Models Over 200! affordable price!!! 4-Poster King (located behind Southbridge but reasonable offers Great Prices! All surgeries performed by They’re Back! Quoizel Pendant Delivered And Hotel & Conference Center) considered liscenced vets at our $5 And Up! Bed Frame Built On-Site Call 508-769-3167 wellness center. BRAND NEW Light $800 OBO Charlton Flea Market SHIPMENT! Floral design deep red Other Sizes Available 130 YARD SALES in first building flowers with green leaves, Call 413-324-1117 204 WATER EQUIPMENT on Sundays Blessings Farm gold chain, three light bulbs, Call: 508-207-0966 50 H Foote Road approximate diameter 18”. DEADLINE FOR 1994 KAWASAKI Michelle Charlton Trees for YARD SALE 750SS 508-434-0114 508-248-1411 $175 STURBRIDGE, MA SUBMISSIONS JET SKI Call: 413-245-9221 FRIEDRICH Sale 265 FUEL/WOOD NEW H D IS 1:00 PM MONDAY White and blue Transportation and additional Evergreen Trees, Colorado FOR ALL MASS. Plus like-new Karavan Trailer Central Boiler E-Classic MEZZANINE Kuhl Plus Series Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, discounts are also available. Rascal Scooter SQ08n10 Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. WEEKLY PAPERS 1400/2400 Please Call 508-637-1333 3500 sq. ft. 15 ft. high *Deadlines Subject To Call Barbara Tons of load factor With Lift 7500 BTU All 10 trees for $85 or visit us online at Change Due To Holidays 413-262-9521 OUTDOOR WOOD www.secondchanceanimals.org Includes decking In excellent condition, $449.00 Norway Spruce 3 1/2’ Call For More Info. 66% off 4 wheel deluxe model, 5/$99. Eastern Pine 5-7’ FURNACE Only $34,900.00 brand new batteries, FRIEDRICH tall 5/$99. 2000 Seadoo 720 Cleaner & Greener Call 774-696-3397 weight capacity 450 lbs. FRA 064VU1 Excellent Privacy LARGE MULTI-FAMILY with caravan trailer, EPA Qualified 6000 BTU Border/Ornamental YARD SALE red & white 25-Year Warranty Powder-Puff Puppy Oak Pedestal $1,800 OBO $149.00 Call 508-278-5762 16 Hall Road Very Fast & Fun! Call Today Toy Size Call: 508-476-3058 Evenings Sturbridge 508-882-0178 Table Saturday, September 7 $15000 CrystalRockFarm.com Long Haired Coat and 4 round-back Both for Hypo-Allergenic Breed. $500.00 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Call 774-244-6781 spindle chairs. ROTOR TILLER 10’ x 10’ craft tent wonderful temperment Oval with grey/blue tiled top. Two Kayaks 508-234-8297 FIREWOOD Crafstman 6.0HP, New-3 Days Used (4-sided with top) Cut, Split, & Delivered One Extension For Sale Something for everyone! OATS $800.00 Excellent condition 17” Tine width 205 B Green with counter rotating tines Mr. Desai 1 Year Seasoned For More Information Used, Great Condition Cell: 732-309-9366 1 - 15 ft Nantucket, PARK WIDE 10 ft 401-397-6499 Asking $450.00 or BO Recently Tuned-Up Wood Lots Wanted Call 508 892-1783 Home: 508-347-2764 Gray YARD SALE ALUMINUM 2 - 13 ft Old Town Nanatomqua BOAT Pure Bred $395.00 Castine , Red Mobile Park Home Call Paul OFFICE Call 508-943-4342 mint condition 508-769-2351 EQUIPMENT Women’s Clothing Brookfield MA Puppies Both are ocean-going kayaks Off Lake Rd 508-987-5349 Over thirty breeds available. 4 drawer file cabinets $40 Sears Gas Trimmer (3) Leather Jackets w/rudders, one seaters, $300 OBO Reception area chairs $50 SAT Sept 7th 860 576-5462 Health checked/guaranteed. with supply of lines 2X, 1XL enclosed waterproof 8-1pm State licensed. Office chairs $20 $100 compartment Three layer Oak side tables $80 $50.00/each Household Items www.laughlinkennel.com polylink Both used only Tools 14’ ft. Firewood Metal desks $50 1974 Suzuki 100CC twice. Like New Laughlin Kennel Glass-fronted bookcase Columbia Hiking Boots Furniture ALUMINUM BOAT Green $135 Call 508-987-7161 Air conditioners $1,000 $25.00 Jewelry $1400/pair or Many homes particpating 128 cubic feet. More!! $750 OBO 508-798-2263 Assortment of cameras & Lands End Zero $700/each 284 LOST & FOUND photo equipment or BO 860-576-5462 (774)696-7879 (Leave message) Degree Boots Walker Pond PETS $20.00 16 Ft. Tracker Call: 508-885-3136 Call 508 259-8805 Neighborhood 15 HP Johnson & Venture WOOD Old Trunks Trailer plus accessories. $45 Each Series 1555 Black Dress Shoes Tag & Bake Sale Seasoned, not split Did you find your 4 pairs, $1850.00 Student’s Desk Med-Lift Power In the water-come for pet? Or find a $10/pair Two Professional $100 OBO & Chair Recliner all size 7 1/2 *********** a test ride Pickup only home for one? $50 Low volt motor, four years Trombones Sturbridge 860 576-5462 old, cranberry color. Red/Black For Sale Cell: 203-574-0692 Excellent condition!! Sat., Sept 7th Two End Tables Boil Wool Jacket In Good Condition 9-1pm Brimfield 275 FLEA MARKET $45 each 2X Call: 508-476-7642 Call to Inquire Dir: off of Rte 20 GREAT Call: 774-452-3514 $20.00 1995 Glastron 17ft UTILITY TRAILER 508 278-3988 Fiberglass Boat FLEA MARKET Klein Full-length (open style) with 88HP Every Saturday and Sunday LET US KNOW!!! Pet Training Crate 4’x6’ with ramp gate year round & spare tire. Black Wool Coat YARD SALE Evinrude SPL outboard. Please call us so that 24”Lx19”Wx19”H Includes trailer. Easily seats Dealers, leave your stuff Heavy duty 11-gauge 3 years old 2X VICTORIAN LIVING Saturday Sept 7th set-up in our secure facility we can take your ad Excellent condition 8. Used in fresh water for black epoxy $50.00 ROOM SET 8-12:00 water skiing. Dealer days every out of the paper... Like new 6 Noble St. Dudley Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 $450.00 Like new Town-To-Town $40 Sofa and 2 chairs Take Dudley-Oxford Rd $5,000 Ever-changing array (Lowes $549 w/o spare tire) Call 508 764-3736 $1,900 to Pierpont Rd. of cool, cool stuff Classifieds (508)867-3729 Call 774-696-3397 Rain or shine. Call: 508-234-5676 800-551-7767 508-347-3145 dudleyflea.com 508-909-4111 CLIP AND MAIL Town-to-Town Write your ad here: CLASSIFIEDS HOME TOWN SERVICE, BIG TIME RESULTS TO PLACE YOUR AD VISIT US ONLINE CALL www.towntotownclassifieds.com Name: TOLL FREE 1-800-536-5836 Address:

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284 LOST & FOUND 286 LIVESTOCK 298 WANTED TO BUY 298 WANTED TO BUY PETS Bag Shavings PRINTING PLANT Found 1/8 $4.75 each FIREARMS WANTED: On Worcester St 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, Collector looking WWII US Firearms small to medium flakes, POSITIONS In Southbridge... plastic bags M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, .45 Pistols, All black male cat 1911/1911 A1’s Rock Valley Farm Green eyes, very lovable, AVAILABLE not fixed, definitely a W. Brookfield TOP PRICES PAID house cat. 508 867-2508 Have all necessary federal licenses Call: 774-287-5043 Busy Southbridge newspaper group has 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES Call Wally At full and part-time openings available Found on Durfee Street DeWALT 12 1/2” 508-234-5860 in Southbridge THICKNESS PLANER in its Southbridge printing plant. LIME GREEN Mounted on heavy-duty PARAKEET steel stand Positions include: Only used twice ANTED TO UY ENERAL ELP Call 508-764-4337 $200.,00 298 W B 310 G H WANTED Plateroom CRAFTSMAN 1 1/2 WAR LOST CAT HORSEPOWER Valet/Guest Pressroom From 3 W. Hollow Lane, ROUTER RELICS Webster, MA and router table Services Mailroom Neutered male five years old $150.00 & To Work At Several Black and white Locations In Chin half black and half white Worcester, MA His name is Gonzo 508-654-5247 WAR Last seen July 6 F/T-P/T available. Potential Benefits include Health Insurance, around 11 a.m. 298 WANTED TO BUY SOUVENIRS Please call to earn $11 and more to $ aaa start. Great benefits health, 401K plan, vacation, dental, etc. 508-949-0814 WANTED dental, 401k plan, plenty of ROUTE WWII & EARLIER room for growth! Applicant must be over 18, have valid Good working environment and LOST CAT 169 CA$H WAITING! license, and prior customer Long haired, Brown Tabby Helmets, Swords, service experience a plus!!! advancement opportunities Answers to “Kitty” Daggers, Bayonets, Apply at: Lost in the ANTIQUES Medals, Badges, Flags, www.valetparkof North West Main Street 884 Worcester St. Uniforms, etc. america.com/employment for the right person. area of Douglas. Aug. 1st Southbridge MA Over 30 Years Experience. or call 877 455-5552 Microchipped (Petlink.com) Call David Looking To Purchase WANTED 540-760-9830 1-508-688-0847 APPLY IN PERSON ONLY Antiques I’ll Come To YOU! Experienced Assistant And Collectibles Swim Team Coach Stonebridge Press Printing Plant Single Items September-July 285 PET CARE coaching evenings with Or Entire Estates swim meets on weekends. 25 Optical Drive, Southbridge, MA We Buy It All 300 HELP WANTED Lifeguarding, CPR/AED and And Also Do First Aid required. No phone calls please. 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Call 413-374-2591 STURBRIDGE, MA 314 FOOD SERVICES 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL 325 PROFESSIONAL Qualified with over 30 311 PART-TIME HELP Quaboag Regional Medical Assistant 400 SERVICES years experience & a following of many WANTED School District Energetic Certified Medical Product Specialist APPRENTICE 402 GENERAL SERVICES satisfied customers. Bay Path Reg. Voc. Tec. Employment Assistanf for busy family Level II PLUMBER High School is seeking Physician office We also sell a nice Minimum one year Warren, MA in Sturbridge Perform a wide variety of All Cleanouts Going... Going... selection of fine jewelry, experience.Small local SUBSTITUTE Want to work with an Experience required Gone to the Dogs antiques & collectibles. company.Good driving PART-TIME BUS award winning school for Vaccine injection, assembly and bench related Cleanups record a must.Must be phlebotomy, EKG, etc. work assignments, including Training and behavior Bring in your items & see nutrition program! licensed with state and up DRIVERS Pleasant and ability to the set-up and operation of Haul-Away what they’re worth. You All applicants must have management in your to date on classes multi-task. complex machinery such as home. won’t leave disappointed. Current School Bus Drivers HEAD COOK Basements Honesty and fairness Certificate, a CDL license Responsible for meal prep, lathes, draw towers, proof- Positive methods Call 508-248-6346 work flow/supervision of Fax or email resume Attics are our best policies! AND a School Bus “S” 508-347-5702 testers, quality control Apartments used. or fax resume to Endorsement staff, sanitation/training, etc. Lee’s Coins & 508-248-6222 Knowledge of federal school [email protected] quality assurance measure- Garages Certified Pet Dog Rate of pay is to apply ment systems. Operate Jewelry $17.50 per hour nutrition programs, Yards trainer and member 239 West Main Street standardized recipes/ machines requiring limited For applications please call 0ffice/508-347-5755 Rental Property APDT East Brookfield DOMINO’S PIZZA 508-248-5971 x 1754 documentation to prepare interrelated adjustments with Call Renelle at (Route 9 - Panda Now Hiring Drivers between 7:30 am and 3 pm tasteful, nutritious quality detailed procedures in Estate Cleanouts Immediate Openings Applications must be meals, etc. Financial/ 325 PROFESSIONAL manufacturing layouts, Garden Plaza) computer skills required to Small Building 508-892-1850 508-637-1236 Good driving record a must received in the Business engineering specifications, email: Call Gary or Jarred Office by Thursday, meet budget/cost controls, Experienced Demolition [email protected] 508-341-6355 (cell) September 12, 2013 etc. Institutional food service similar operating procedures Better Than An Equal Opportunity beneficial; additional CNA’s or work instructions, For Southbridge information available on including but not limited to, A Dumpster $$$ 508-765-0822 Employer 11-7 Shift J & L request; position filled ASAP, Apply in person inspection; basic care and We Do It! Make Money salary negotiable, OFFICE HELP/ hours~32/week. cleaning of equipment and FREE Estimates! Pet Sitting For Webster Charlton Manor Rest Home Selling 508-949-1330 KITCHEN Ability to lift 40-50#, etc. work area to ensure process 774-329-3386 12 Town Farm Rd efficiency and product Service Your Unwanted Duties will include clerical, Charlton 01507 light bookkeeping, SUBSTITUTE quality. Test and inspect 774-230-8586 Professional at Home Stuff!!! CAFETERIA WORKERS 508-248-5136 computers, answer the www.charltonmanor.info in-process and completed Pet Sitting and Dog Walking EXPERIENCED phone, as well as helping to General cafeteria worker Member of National Quality Dealers Wanted products. Perform material Best Deal Around. HAIR STYLIST serve meals, kitchen clean needed for Association of Professional up, and assist where needed 2 temporary positions handling duties requiring the ARMY OF 1 Pet Sitters Clean, Indoor Flea Market to join our team at the Senior Center 12 hours per week/variable. Town of Sturbridge operation of all types of Established 1996 Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm Part-time position 19.75 hours Will perform serving, Firefighter/Paramedic material handling equipment. Water Filtration Opportunity for receiving a Route 12 $10-$12 depending cleaning, dish washing, Position Receive, store, stage and Certified • Bonded • Insured sign-on bonus up to $2,500 ARMY OF 1 will treat all Dudley on experience and other duties ship all types of materials 508-347-3826 (Behind BP) Experienced preffered Immediate opening as assigned. Prior food The Town of Sturbridge is water problems!! Contact Debbie Send resume and service/cashier experience accepting applications for and products. Certification www.dudleyflea.com or leave message application to: helpful. Ability to lift one (1) permanent, full-time may be required to verify New Installations 1-800-551-7767 508-864-5605 John McAuliffe 40-50#, etc. Firefighter/Paramedic. initial proficiency. Servicing all equipment See You There! Town Administrator Applicants must have at least Well tank and pump service Town of Webster GENERAL KITCHEN HELPER one year of paramedic Responsibility Requirement WANTED Foster 350 Main Street Part time position experience and one year of James Morse 12 hours per week/variable. firefighting experience. North Brookfield, MA Mopeds and Scooters Parents Wanted Webster, MA 01570 • Work with maintenance, Perform serving, cleaning, Applicant must be Firefighter 774-200-0225 Any Condition Seeking Quality Homes dish washing, entry level I/II certified, or the engineers or other sup Throughout Central MA Sturbridge [email protected] Call Travis food prep. Prior school food equivalent, and must be a port personnel to identify To Provide Foster Care Bead Store service/cashier experience Massachusetts certified and to resolve equipment, 774 242-9227 To Children In Need. helpful; Ability to lift Paramedic. 24/7 Support. Generous Part-time Sales 40-50#, etc. process, or product Call The Wanted To Buy Reimbursement. Position Deadline for applying is ssues. $1000 Sign-On Bonus Excellent customers service Wages per district scale. September 30, 2013 at noon. • Maintain work area Junk Man Same Owners By Collector Call For Details skills. Able to work alone Send resume to/and contact Submit a cover letter, organization/orderliness Tom & Camila Old comic books- Weekend availability a must for additional information: resume and complete town and cleanliness 1940’s & up, email: Janice King, application (which can be • Perform inspection, basic Trees Cut 413-436-5991 x1922 or picked up at the Fire Depart- New Stuff! Beatles memorabilia- [email protected] care and cleaning to Brush/Limbs Reconnective Healing 1960’s and up. Apply in person [email protected] ment), to Acting Fire Chief, 320 Main Street Thomas J. Ford III, include: Removed Animal Massage Famous Monster 319 HEALTH CARE - Cleaning of equipment Animal Communication Sturbridge Sturbridge Fire Department, Magazines, Godzilla, Devereux Therapeutic PROFESSIONALS 346 Main Street, - Limited equipment WE NOW TAKE Frankestien and Sturbridge, MA 01566. Foster Care ******************* inspections, and YOUR AUTOS As Always! monster items, 508-829-6769 The Town of Sturbridge Reiki/Feng Shui Old toys and Per-Diem is an E.O.E. adjustments requiring FOR CASH! Natural Foods advertising items CNA/HHA only simple instructions. Removal of Metal, • Observe all safety Flower Essences GROUNDSKEEPERS Position available in the Trailer Truck Appliances, Alpha Wave Music Call: 860-779-2469 Spencer/Worcester procedures, including the Furniture, TV’s. Positions Available For • Senior Living @ Prouty Drivers Wanted use of appropriate safety Seasonal Part Time Work. • Must have current MA CNA Construction Boarding Experience helpful, will train. Class A CDL With devices and personal Materials. WANTED certification or an rotective equipment Indoor/Outdoor Runs Reliable work ethic a must!! up-to-date home health Hazmat (PPE). Cellars/Attics Skylights VERY USED certification for HHAs. Cleaned. Heated/Air Conditioned Kitchen Cabinets CALL DUDLEY HILL • Good Communication skills Based In • Perform other related GOLF CLUB: required duties assigned. Small Building The older the better. We North Brookfield. Demolition, Tires. Day Care are a kitchen refacing 508-943-4538 • 1-2 years of homecare Supervised Groups company and we use experience a plus Turn in a Job Posting Leaves Removed. these cabinets at home • Must have transportation Please Call Residential Moves. Daily/Weekly Rates and a MA Driver's License Application to the Human Large Play Yards shows for Resource Office Furnaces Removed “BEFORE & AFTER” with a good driving record 508-867-3235 HELP WANTED Training Call between 9 & 5 M-F For more information, Waitstaff e-mail your interest to and ROB ROY Weekends also! 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433 CLEANING 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT RENT WATERFRONT WORCESTER COUNTY * TLC Home * MEMORIAL PARK Spencer Pierpont Pond, Dudley Paxton, MA 501 REAL ESTATE Spacious, bright, clean Beautiful Home 2-grave-plot Cleaning C&C Southbridge 3 Br, Granite, We Use & Supply Organic WANTED 2 Bedroom 1BR. New Frig. and Stove, Section Heritage 1 Off-street Parking, Vaulted beam ceilings, Asking $3,250 Cleaners To Ensure Your Properties 5 Room 2 Baths, 2 Fireplaces, Family’s Safety. Private Entrance, Call 413-245-4340 LOOK & COMPARE Apartment Yard. Nicely landscaped, Email: [email protected] Gift Certificates For Modern, Updated No Smoking or Pets. Quiet neighborhood Baby Showers, Southbridge Washer/dryer hookup 1st/last/security. Recent updates Worcester County Anniversaries, And More! Nice Area $575.00 A Perfect Gift! Quality 1, 2 & 3 Memorial Park GREAT SUMMER Bedroom Apartments! Asking 330K (508)529-4452 Call 774-200-7172 Paxton, MA RETREAT Office/Homes Appliances, Off-Street $770/Month Parking PLOT FOR SALE $30,000.00 Spring/Fall Cleaning ************** Plus Utilities Meadowside Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ Call (508)765-0501 References and Sturbridge 667B Income Verification 535 HOUSING WANTED Graves 1 and 2 in of Woodstock, CT Monthly Cleaning EQUAL HOUSING is a cooperative seasonal Flexible Hours/Days Required 1738 House Garden of Heritage 2 OPPORTUNITY LOOKING FOR Value $6500 campground offering 100 owner owned sites, a lagre Registered/Insured/ DOUGLAS Call: 508-769-2500 Studio Apartment Asking $4200 ************** APARTMENT Call Lorraine pool, fishing pond, mini golf Bonded All real estate advertising in 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom $675/Month Elderly Woman on oxygen course, laundry, this newspaper is subject to Apartments Available SOUTHBRIDGE looking for 1 or 2 bedroom 508-789-8188 sm. rec room, and pavilion. CALL TODAY FOR A The Federal Fair Housing Act Prices start at $845/month. first floor apartment in Season runs from GREENER TOMORROW 2-bedroom, 5-room One Bedroom Apartment WORCESTER of 1968, which makes it Includes heat, hot water, apartment available October $900/Month decent neighborhood April 15-October 15. illegal to advertise any A/C, pool, fitness center with heat/hot water, Weekly pump out is included ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Next to park with COUNTY preference, limitation or & children’s program. 1/4-mile walking trail washer/dryer hookups in annual fee which runs 508-347-3275 Off street parking. All Appliances. MEMORIAL PARK discrimination based on race, Close to town center Free Electric, Heat, in the from $990.00 to $1320.00 color, religion, sex, handicap, Call (508)476-3777 $750/month plus utilities Southbridge/Sturbridge area 2 plots in Good Shepherd per season depending on Hot Water. Plot #97 familial status (number of References/Income Off-Street Parking Have indoor neutered cat when you pay children and or pregnancy), verification required and many references $2,500.00 your assessment. Dudley Will pay transfer fee 442 LICENSED DAY national origin, ancestry, age, Very Clean Call Jim at 508-347-1101 508-344-0072 marital status, or any 1 Bedroom 508-867-3729 This Unit#58 has a wonderful CARE intention to make an such 774-230-2324 site placement with a back Efficiency Apartment Webster WORCESTER COUNTY preference, limitation or Stove, Refrigerator, NEEDED: yard to house car and shed discrimination. This 2 bedroom apartment MEMORIAL PARKS with rock garden and front Rubbish SOUTHBRIDGE Ideal for couple looking for a room to live in *************** newspaper will not Off-Street Parking. around the Brooklyn to Two grave plots: yard for nice lawn, small fish knowingly accept any 6 Room, Porch, backyard, garage Valor I {#291 unit A, pond and more flowers. The Commonwealth of 3 Bedroom Apartment Close to 395 Woodstock, CT area for a Massachusetts Office of advertising for real estate $575/Month 63 yr old man. graves 1 and 2} Roof over (20x36) an 8 x38 that is in violation of the law. Washer/Dryer Hook-ups No Pets Current value $8200.00 trailer with two slide outs, Child Care Services First & Last Porch & Yard Also needed: a barn or Our readers are hereby garage area for storage Offered: $5,850.00 screened porch (8x29) and requires that all ads informed that all dwellings Quiet Neighborhood Call for details 508-499-7957 front deck (8x16) all built in Call: 508-943-2670 No Pets placed in the newspaper advertising in this newspaper 508 943-2585 [email protected] 1997. Unit has been com- for child care (daycare) are available on and equal 860 230-7438 pletely redecorated to include in your home include opportunity basis. To For rent $750/mo. WORCESTER COUNTY ceiling fans, carpeting, floor- your license number. complain about SOUTHBRIDGE 617-281-0831 546 CEMETERY LOTS MEMORIAL PARK ing and paint, has lots of discrimination call The 2-3 bedroom, 2nd floor Paxton, MA storage and comes Department of Housing and apartment WEBSTER Garden of Gospels completely furnished. Urban Development “HUD” SOUTHBRIDGE 2 CEMETERY 25 Rte 197 Utilities not included CENTRAL STREET 1 plot (#85) 448 FURNITURE toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. Garage with 2 grave sites See Craigs List For the N.E. area, call HUD 2-bedroom, 2nd floor Prospect PLOTS for more pictures $700.00/month Stove, refrigerator in Garden of Valor I $4,000.00 ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Call 508-764-2299 774-200-1194 FURNITURE free number for the hearing and hot water Estates Worcester County Call 508-864-3008 impaired is 1-800-927-9275 or 508-320-9420 Off-street parking Memorial Park, Bedroom 1 Available October 1st No pets 1 & 2 Bedroom Paxton, MA Solid Brass Bed 1st, last and security Apartments. Call 610-787-0068 Worcester County w/2 white laminate 505 APARTMENTS FOR HILLSIDE $695 Memorial Park bureaus/matching mirrors 508-829-5853 Now Available: RENT MEADOWS 4 PLOTS AVAILABLE Paxton, MA RV in Co-op Park $1000.00 Historical Buildings IN WORCESTER N. Brookfield, MA SOUTHBRIDGE Must Income Qualify Garden of Heritage $30,000 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT, COUNTY MEMORIAL (1) Grave Bedroom 2 Elderly Subsidized Housing First Floor, SECTION 8 COMPLETELY REDONE short wait list 1 bdrm apts PARK #121D plot 2 Woodstock, CT Oak 114 Pine St, 3rd floor 6 Room Apartment CERTIFICATES Armoire, Bureau/matching For qualified applicants WELCOME (Garden of the Cross section) Southbridge, MA Refrigerator & Stove Paxton, MA mirror, with incomes at or below Included Asking $2,800 Sec 8 welcome 1 person $17,600 Sold for $4,850 cylinder waterbed, Off-street parking Washer/Dryer Hookups Call Call: 508-476-1621 w/matching headboard 2 persons $20,100 Asking $3800 $775/month utilities incld, (508)943-9567 203-315-9291 Worcester County $1000.00 Call John non-smoking $750/month (508) 868-6865 CALL Available Oct.1st EHO Memorial Park Dining Room EASTPOINT PROPERTIES Paxton, MA Custom-Made Racetrack Send References to: CEMETERY PLOTS Faith/Crypts Glass Top Table 603-262-3809 513 LEASED REAL This institution is an Town-to-Town Worcester County Memorial Park Lot 84C #1 Space 6 chairs, buffet ESTATE Valor II Section $4200 Seasonal campsite $1200.00 equal opportunity provider Classifieds, PO Box 90, Brookside and employer Ad Reference 00026, Graves 1 & 2 508-943-0671 Meadowside of Woodstock, Southbridge, MA 01550. Sturbridge Own your own lot. Living Room Office Space Valued at $7600 550 MOBILE HOMES Trailer with add-ons which Drexel beige leather, 2 Terrace Lakeside Asking $4000 contain large family room, chairs, loveseat, couch Apartments SOUTHBRIDGE For Lease BROOKFIELD two bedrooms, dining room, Living Room 3-piece ------Freshly painted 600’ sq.ft. 508-885-6489 Adorable Mobile Home screened porch, vinyl siding, sectional, brick color On Beautiful Cedar Lake 2-bedroom apartment Route 131 508-885-4278 Open concept large shed, outdoor fire pit, $1200.00 SPECIAL! Parking Parking 2 bedroom/1bath mostly furnished. Studio apartment, Washer/dryer hook-up All Utilities CEMETERY PLOTS Farm porch Park ammenities: large Must be Seen 1 MONTHS furnished, $650/month Good Exposure Completely updated swimming pool, rec hall. 508 278-7659 utilities not included. Renovated Worcester County Fully applianced pavilion, mini golf, bocci, FREE RENT $650/Month 1st and last 508-328-9093 Memorial Park High-efficiency furnace horseshoes, fish pond, WITH MOVE-IN BY $875/month Paxton, MA Water tank playground-low yearly 1/4 Mile To Central air maintenance fees. 454 HOME August 31st I-84 And MA Pike 508-347-8101 Garden of Gospels SOUTHBRIDGE or Propane fireplace IMPROVEMENT ------No Pets 1 Plot #150 Rte.25 197, References A Must Main Street 508-347-1225 2 grave sites Woodstock, CT 1st Floor Inexpensive living Affordable 1, 2 and 3 Call (508)347-9623 $34,900 Unit #5 Bedroom Apartments Stove/Refrig/Washer OUSES FOR ENT Current Value $9200 9am-6pm Dryer hookup 525 H R Includes Park Share $1 PAINTING For Rent. Asking $3800 Off street parking 772-233-1555 Spacious, Fully SOUTHBRIDGE BROOKFIELD 401-864-2898 Interior/ Applianced. 386-576-6663 $750.00/mo $1200/mo Leave message Exterior 94 East Main St Cozy 2 bedroom Cottage Starting at $698 2 bedroom apt 508-764-8267 Brookfield WELLS, MAINE Heat/Hot Water w/storage shed, large yard Nanatomqua Mobile Power Washing no utilities and lake access Double Burial Plot Village By the Sea Included! natural gas heat Home Park (55+) Carpentry SOUTHBRIDGE No Smoking/No Pets Includes bronze marker in Mobile Home For Sale. Price Reduction $795 • FREE ESTIMATES • • A/C In Every Unit $675/month One bedroom 1st/Last/Security Hillsboro memorial Gardens Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. AUGUST 17-24 • FULLY Insured • $700 per month Brandon, Florida 33511 Large Kitchen & Living 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. • Reasonable Rates • • Pool STOREFRONT Non-smoking $950/mo $3,800 Room. Screen Porch Pool complex, 600 sq.ft. Extremely quiet & Carport. w/jacuzzi, exercise room, • Basketball Court Has stove, refrigerator and 2 bedroom home, Rich O’Brien $550 Large yard, lake access Call: 774-289-3622 Park Rent $120/Month outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, • Playground Heat/hot water dishwasher Includes Taxes, Water, Painting Security system and No Smoking/No Pets A/C, cable. 28 Years Of Experience included 1st/Last/Security Sewerage, Trash and Road • On-Site Laundry intercoms Double Maintenance 508-248-7314 Lighted off-street parking lot Fall dates available First/Last/Security, 508-471-0130 CALL FOR PRICE CALL FOR DAILY RATES INCOME LIMITS APPLY Coin-op laundry Cemetery Lot 774-262-7307 References No cats or dogs In All Faith Swedish $20 Application Fee First and security 530 HOUSES FOR SALE Cemetery, Worcester, MA. 575 VACATION RENTALS (508)429-7568 508-765-5542 508-248-7186 Lot #119 Section I 481 POOLS/SPAS For Sale Section 8 Welcome or email STURBRIDGE [email protected] 315 sq ft Cottage $1,400 CAPE COD TIME 18 FT. Office Open From: in Narragansett, RI Call: 508-867-8350 576 VACATION Monday-Friday SHARE FOR SALE ABOVE 1 Bedroom Located 1200 ft from state RESOURCES 9:00am to 5:00pm near Common Spencer beach on lease land Edgewater Beach Resort GROUND POOL Saturday 10:00am Stove & Fridge Available Attractive One orTwo- in private area. PINE GROVE 95 Chase Avenue Used only one season! to 4:00pm Washer Hookup Bedroom Apartment, Open May to mid October. CEMETERY Dennisport, MA 02639 Moving must sell. Off-Street Parking Appliances, Newly renovated Across the street TIME SHARE Everything included Evening Appointments Available W/D Hookup Available Whitinsville, MA $700/mo most contents included 2 plots for sale from the water Velas Vallarta $1000.00 Brookside Terrace Modern, Bright, photos available Studio (Unit 706) Puerto Vallarta Quiet Country Setting. Yew Ave. section Or Best Offer 2 Bedroom Available $48,000 Fixed week 33 (August) 2-Weeks 11 Village Drive Directly Off Route 9. Deeded rights Studio Apartment Southbridge,MA 01550 $800- 950/mo [email protected] Asking $2400.00 Pay Maintenence Fee Call 508-796-5192 Visit Our Website Valued at $3000.00 www.spencercondos.com or call 508-347-3145 Leave Message (508)764-7675 508-764-1638 860-928-6103 For more info call (508)735-4335 508-476-3875 508-885-2661 Put down your CUVs. Pick up a 2014 Honda Odyssey Minivan with a vacuum

BY KEITH GRIFFIN It's always nice as a writer to have too much to write about when it comes to cars. Recently I've driven some new Audi Auto diesel products, as well as some European- Review spec Volkswagens that I can only hope someday come to the United States. Both brands will be written about in coming weeks. last time you saw a minivan pulled over for So, what holds my interest more strongly? speeding? A freaking minivan. At least that's what Here's one huge compelling reason to con- my automotive journalist cohorts would sider the Odyssey: it is the first minivan to say. "You're writing about a freaking mini- earn the highest possible rating of 2013 van? Have you gone soft in the head?" After TOP SAFETY PICK+ from the Insurance all, fewer and fewer people want to be seen Institute for Highway Safety.This includes behind the wheel of a minivan. an overall good rating in the Insurance And that's just wrong. After spending a Institute's stringent small overlap frontal week with the 2014 Honda Odyssey crash test. The IIHS created the small over- Touring Elite, I can't imagine why a family lap frontal crash test to replicate what hap- with the means wouldn’t select a minivan pens when the front corner of a car col- over a comparably priced compact utility lides with another vehicle or an object vehicle. Minivans are just so darn practi- such as a tree or utility pole. cal. Occupant safety for the 2014 Honda Photos © Honda Maybe I'm a tad defensive because I own a Odyssey is enhanced through Honda's The 2014 Honda Odyssey has received extensive exterior redesigns. 2008 Mazda5, a mini-minivan, but mini- next-generation Advanced Compatibility vans are comfortable to drive, have lots of Engineering (ACE) body structure. It body reinforcements work in tandem with mitigate the forces transmitted to the pas- versatility for both passengers and cargo, improves frontal crash energy manage- the strengthened body structure to better senger compartment. and are so non-descript they fly below most ment through a wider range of offset and maintain the occupant compartment vol- Honda also notes in press materials, ume during frontal collisions by providing police officers' radar. Seriously, when's the oblique collision modes. In addition, other Turn To AUTO, page 5 additional crash energy pathways to help SEPTEMBER 04, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 700 AUTOMOTIVE 1997 MERCURY 2010 1998 Yamaha VEHICLES 2003 Nomad PARKMODEL 2004 SABLE PONTIAC VIBE VStar 650 1987 Deluxe Trailer WITH ADDITION NISSAN TITAN 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 4 door, tan (Toyota Matrix) Black CHEVY TIOGA 38.4’ ft., 2 slide-outs, About 850 sq. ft. Crew Cab w/Off-Road and Ford 351 132,000 miles 4-door, 5-speed, FWD, Low Milage Full refrigerator, Also 12x16 shed Tow Package. 300V6 Silver, 35 MPG, 99K $1835.00 ARROW 23-FT. Counter Top Stove, Color matched One owner Windsor Motor Runs excellent Excellent condition 774-232-2999 MOTORHOME Microwave, Washer/dryer Truck runs like new $150 4 new tires, battery $8,495.00 or BO Physically and mechanically Closed Bathroom, Furnished Never off-road or plowed $1,200 or best offer 508-208-6042 in good condition Stand-up Shower, Air, Cable, Large lot in All service records Call 508-713-3066 or Many new Surround Sound, Awning beautiful campground Flowmaster exhausts Rebuilt C6 508-779-0194 Non-Smoker More than 70000 invested Deep water blue Transmission with 2 Motorcycles mechanical updates AWD 2003 BUICK For Sale Motor is a 350, 5.7 with 34K Look and make offer 211K highway miles Transfer Case 2000 ARE RENDEZVOUS & gas mileage per gallon, $13,000 941-567-8719 $6995.00 or b/o $200 Mileage: 87,407 2007 Roadstar 11.5 to 12 depending on or best offer 508-208-6042 6 1/2 Ft. Cap. how you drive 508-943-0035 Loaded, all electric, heated Warrior- 760 VANS/TRUCKS Grey/Mint condition! leather seats/mirrors, cruze, Metallic Gray, VERY LOW 1952 Chevy Power Fits GM pickups $5,500 Train parkaid, moonroof, 3-row MILES, Samson Ground 2003 ULTRA LITE seating, rear liftgate Pounders, Very Clean. 1992 GMC 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT $200 $1,200 One owner 508-867-6124 TRAVEL TRAILER $7,000 OBO $7,000 Diesel Truck Very good condition anytime, UPS Truck-Style, 1987 GMC Parts ‘97 F250 4x4 ext. cab, 3dr. Asking $6,000 28 feet, queen bed, Michigan Great winter vehicle 2008 Yamaha best time 8-10 a.m. 2 bunks, Aluminum Grumman Body, Nice chrome front runs good. 774-262-9409 or 4:30-8 p.m. convection oven, Shelves. Rebuilt Backhoe bumper, heater core, Many new parts FZ6- double sink, Transmission/Motor, Payloader 2-new rear tires. 600CC, Royal Blue, VERY counter top stove, New Fuel Tank, Radiator, misc. For Sale LOW MILES, Very Clean, Steering Box. Dual Wheels, Diesel, Runs Good Some repairs/parts full frig, stand up shower, $9997 2008 Mitsubishi Slider Guards. 1997 35’ great condition. 11’ Area Behind Seats Chevy 283 & 327 $5,200 OBO Plenty of storage. Excellent Condition Chevy Box Truck $1,200/OBO Eclipse Spyder GS 14,100GVWR crankshafts For more info Holiday UPS-Style Convertible Call 5pm-8:30pm 1-508-523-9831 35000 Miles, Red Call: 908-242-2016 Vacationer Call 508-887-2190 $3500 Call: 508-892-8481 or email: 508-867-6546 Always Garaged Chevy 454 engine, 58,000 John Deere 2001 Driven Summers Only [email protected] miles, (6) Michelin tires, 2005 JAYCO Skidloader 720 CLASSICS DODGE 2500 queen bed, (2) TVs, Onan JAYFLIGHT 29 FBS 2000 TOWN AND Needs Motor Work 4-wheel drive w/plow $13,500 7.0 generator, backup COUNTRY 138,000 miles 860-634-4632 CAMPER 2002 Honda camera, (2) new batteries, Bunkhouse in rear, Queen Let’s Talk, Make 1963 Ford Needs transmission work Woodstock CT hydraulic leveling jacks, MINIVAN CBR 954 bed in front. Table and No rust, awesome shape in An Offer! Fairlane 500 $3500 black and red many extras, couch fold out into double Rebuilt 260 V8, new and out Call (508)347-7300 730 AUTOMOBILES in great condition only excellent condition. beds. Excellent condition. All wheel drive, leather, automatic transmission, 860-377-5742 11,637 miles. $18,000 Full slide-out. Stove, micro, floors and interior. New dual every option 1980 MGB Is completely ready to ride Call: 508-892-4102 stand-up separate shower, New headlights, brakes, wa- exhaust, paint and chrome Tons of cosmetic upgrades cable, awning, surround good. 2002 $7,000 ter pump 767 VEHICLES WANTED Chevy Impala Nice interior, runs great Priced to sell sound, etc. $3600 or best offer $8,400 OBO Many new parts, top, engine, immediately at Will consider trades and cash Runs good, but needs some 2007 $12,000 OBO 508-847-3281 TLC Silver 120,000 miles suspension, brakes, etc. $4,500 ANTIQUE AUTO Call Chuck: 508-987-1228 508-688-5907 MOTORHOME 508-400-2073 508-248-5928 31 ft. Class “C” Uxbridge MA 2002 FORD XLT PARTS NEEDED Asking $2500 65,000 miles 1937-1960 2007 SUZUKI Itasca Impulse With hitch Call 508 278-6304 11.5 ft. slideout queen bed 2005 Palomino Car and truck sheet metal 1999 TOYOTA BURGMAN 400 22 ft. 5th wheel trim and exterior parts only 1965 MUSTANG Owners are Wilderness w/extras RAV4 non-smokers/ Pop-Up No mechanical parts 2004 BMW Z4 SCOOTER Great condition whatsoever FASTBACK Black with red interior, Silver, AWD Like new have no pets Camping Trailer 347 Stroker Engine 154,000 miles Only 14,136 miles $12,000 for both Also 1949-1951 Mercury 2.5L engine, 21,000 miles Less than 3K miles Excellent Condition trim and sheet metal Paxton Supercharger New battery and brakes $4,000 Many extrass Garaged during off seasons 508-987-3796 or 5-Speed Transmission 1 owner One Owner 978-760-3453 9 inch Locker $16,500 Well maintained, reliable 508-612-2623 508-282-2884 Call 508-335-2747 Asking $58,000.00 Used only 4 weeks a year Front Disk Brakes Great in snow Serious buyers call Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, Red Exterior/Black Interior Blue Book value $4800 2004 CHRYSLER MID SEASON DEAL 508-320-2944 small gas/electric refrigerator 2002 GMC $23,000 SEBRING Asking $2995 OBO 2006 Suzuki $3995 Vehicle Needed!! Sierra SLT If anyone has a car that 508-867-7642 CONVERTIBLE 750 CAMPERS/TRAILERS 508-885-7680 White with tan top 508-943-3813 Boulevard 1500, Z71 off road runs and can get a sticker Runs excellent Grey, VL800K, great bike, package. Extended cab, and they want to donate it 1976 MGB Many new items mint condition, under 2,200 2007 8317SS to an old man that needs a 732 SPORTS UTILITY miles (always garaged). 1989 PROWLER Onstar, 5.3 liter V8, new car to get to the stores. Roadster $4800.00 or best offer Rockwood Trailer Mastercraft tires. 508-769-3262 Shield, saddle bags, and LYNX Let him know he may be Convertible 2000 Jeep sissy bar. Pristine condition 224,000 miles willing to give you some- 19 FT. CAMPER 11,500 and/or largest lot thing for the car. Exterior bodywork newly 2004 FORD E250 Cherokee Sport double size redone, 85,000 miles, comes 4/door, white $5,500 $2500 QCC Brimfield $6,000 OBO Customized Clean and good condition Here is his number!! with cover. Handicapped Van 4.0-liter/6 cyl Must See! packaged or separate Call: 774-922-2098 4-wheel drive Appliances in good working Call: 508-764-0594 Power Ramp, TV w/DVD. order $5,000 OBO Power windows, mirrors, Excellent condition 139,000 miles Call: 774-329-9160 Dual wheels with Make an offer! 2002 White Call: 508-414-7574 and seats. 2-year-old tires Call 508-892-8027 New tires, brakes Runs excellent Chevy Van New tires, Motorcycle for sale Includes trailer hitch or email and shocks. Many extras [email protected] Express 2500 For sale Totally customized interior. Automatic, 2001 HARLEY We Buy Junk 1986 CORVETTE MUCH MORE! Power windows, 508-764-6250 (Was in Florida for a time) DAVIDSON LAKESIDE Cars 350-AUTOMATIC 34,000 miles Best Offer Excellent condition, NIGHT TRAIN RV RESORT $3300.00 1450 Call: 774-482-0408 79K original miles Call 508-713-3066 or 2000 WINNEBAGO Own RV lot Removable top, black with 508-797-2206 508-779-0194 Less than 20,000 miles JOURNEY 34B for less than renting tan interior Selling because Developers final phase 3/4 ton CHEVY bought new bike Jadestone/White, Cummins All Lots 50% off New wheels 2004 Pontiac GTO 275HP Diesel Pusher, Allison SILVERADO $7,900 or B.O. WOMAN’S 21 SPD, $10,000 firm Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool, Torrid red with black leather 860-753-2096 5-spd Trans, tow package Activity Center 4-wheel drive, 1986 interior, 5.7L LS1 V8, 26” BIKE Sleeps 5 Selling for parts Call Us At: 508-764-7193 Excellent condition automatic transmission, Retractable Slide, auto 508 989-8165 774-230-8586 73,000 miles. Asking $225 (negotiable) leveling, full kitchen, bath, $600 Firm Call 860-779-9097 queen bedroom, Corion tops, $$$ 725 AUTOMOBILES PARKMODEL Call Mike 508 832-2566 Asking $10,900 wash/dry hook-up, 10-gal. Please leave message Call: 508-949-1816 740 MOTORCYCLES hot water tank with LOFT 1997 Ford Explorer Central air/heat, oak and full length addition wood/rug floor, elec. Needs minor part to run 2005 FORD FOCUS 1996 HARLEY Furnished fireplace, satellite system, 12x16 with Washer/dryer Invested $4000. in one year White Hatchback in excellent DAVIDSON beautiful oak cabinets, 2 TVs, condition. Great Gas Mileage, Campground season VCR, back-up camera, solar Apr. 15-Oct 15 Take it away for only Good first car 883 SPORTSTER panel Low miles Many extras...must see 941-567-8719 $1500.00 $4,000 774 452-3613 $5000 or B/O $38,000 or Call 508 885-9962 774-402-4624 860-779-9868 941-592-5318

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"While Honda has made structural improve- ments to the 2014 Odyssey, Honda also has applied a new type of side curtain airbag that includes a front chamber design pro- viding additional protection in situations where occupants move in a more angled out- board trajectory, such as those that occur in oblique or offset crashes." You might be familiar with the 2014 Honda Odyssey because it comes with a vacuum in the elite trim level that Honda loaned me for a week. Called HondaVac, it's the first in-car vacuum system and my sense is most par- ents would love it. The system is simple to operate and reaches easily throughout the The best feature of the 2014 Honda Odyssey minivan would have to be the built-in vac- length of the van. The 2014 Honda Odyssey receives the highest marks from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, especially for its protection of uum. It really gets the job done and it’s convenient to have it available for quick It seems like a gimmick, but it's not. We the passenger compartment. cleanups. loaded up the kids, went to the family cot- tage, and cleaned the car in less than five integrated chrome-trimmed fog lights. New Twitter at minutes. I mentally kicked myself because I two-tone mirror housings, darker-finish aboutusedcars. You can also read about buy- told my 5-year-old at one point she was too projector-beam headlight housings, LED ing and selling a used car at sandy to get into the Odyssey. Duh! I should taillight bars and new badging complete the UsedCars.About.com.) have just vacuumed her off. look. Auto Review The all-new HondaVac was developed in And the good news is the Odyssey continues conjunction with Shop-Vac, and is com- to be a fine-running vehicle. It has class- VITAL STATISTICS posed of a powerful vacuum, replaceable fil- leading fuel economy at 19-mpg city and 28- Wheelbase: 118.1 inches ter and canister bag, with nozzle accessories mpg highway from its 248-horsepower, V6 integrated into a dedicated space on the dri- Length: 202.9 inches engine that delivers the right amount of Width: 79.2 inches ver's side bulkhead of the rear cargo area. It oomph when needed. I averaged 25.2 mpg in Height: 68.4 inches has powerful cleaning suction. The a week of mixed driving, according to the Curb weight: 4613 lbs. HondaVac system's powerful electric motor onboard computer. never needs an outlet or recharging, can The only knock on the Odyssey minivan? Engine: 3.5-liter, V6 operate continuously when the engine is The EX-L Touring Elite I drove, which has Horsepower: 248 hp @ 5700 rpm running, and will continue to operate for up all the bells and whistles, costs $44,450. You Torque: 250 lb. ft. @ 4800 rpm to eight minutes when the vehicle is turned can buy one for $28,825 but that's a real EPA estimated mpg city/ off. stripped down model. Maybe manufacturers highway: 19/28 What else is new for the 2014 Honda could make minivans appealing again if Base price: $28,825 Odyssey? It features sleeker, more sophisti- they found a way to make them more afford- As-tested price: $44,450 cated exterior styling with a new, more able. deeply sculpted aluminum hood, new alu- Also consider: (a comparative vehicle) Chrysler Town & Country, Nissan Quest, minum front fenders, a new bolder twin-bar (For the latest new car news, follow me on grille, and a revised lower front fascia with Toyota Sienna 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ September 04, 2013 GUARANTEED CREDIT APPROVAL

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The Value Of Knowing Always ask for a disposable, one-time-use bib holder from your dental professional. al value to knowing what’s wrong when you feel sick,” continued Dr. Sorensen. Tips On Caring For An “The survey findings show clearly that Americans want to know exactly where they stand when it comes to Elderly Patient At Home their health.” (NAPS) While medical testing and imaging such as MRI There is good news and CT scans have come for the estimated 66 mil- under scrutiny as the nation lion Americans who have examines health care expen- become a caregiver for a ditures, the study actual- loved one and the 43.5 mil- ly shows that more than lion of those who provide eight in 10 Americans (83 care to someone over the percent) agree that even if age of 50. medical technologies and While the role can be tests are expensive, they daunting, with access to save money by helping the right information and doctors to get to the right resources, it is possible to diagnosis more quickly. make the responsibilities, Additionally, almost nine and the stress that can out of 10 Americans (87 accompany them, more percent) believe that ruling manageable. out a condition or illness This is particularly can save money in the long true when it comes to run, by avoiding costly and monitoring a medical Baby skin and adult skin are very different, so it’s important to find unnecessary treatments. condition, such as incon­ - age-appropriate products when caring for an incontinent older adult. Most people want to know the state of their health, bad or good. “Americans have great tinence, that can make and adult skin are very dif- ing urinary catheter, if pos- faith in the benefits of med- providing care for an older ferent, so age-appropriate sible. The risks of a catheter (NAPS) even if there is no treatment ical testing and imaging as person even more compli- products are important. causing a serious urinary a means to a correct diagno- According to Ms. Erwin- tract infection are very It’s a question many have or cure available. cated. Why? “In my experience sis,” said Dr. Sorensen. “As According to Paula Toth, nurses use products, high. A urinary tract infec- considered: If you had the a physician, I know that, such as those offered by tion in a person with other ability to learn whether with patients, they want Erwin-Toth, director of to know the status of their effectively used, diagnos- consumer education and Welmedix, to help prevent medical issues can become you had terminal cancer, a tic tests can help more effi- incontinence-associated very serious, very fast. brain tumor or Alzheimer’s health so they can plan for clinical resource specialist ciently manage health care dermatitis and related skin It’s also important to disease, would you want to themselves and their fam- for Welmedix’s HomeCare expenditures while provid- problems with adults. remember that the proper know? Furthermore, would ily’s life in the best way PRO, when dealing with ing patients with knowledge 3. Cleanse the skin interventions can dramat- you really want to know possible,” said Gregory incontinence, it is import- Sorensen, M.D., CEO of and peace of mind—as well ant that patients and their as soon as you can after an ically improve a person’s enough that you would pay as the best possible care.” for tests out of your own Siemens Healthcare North caregivers consult a doctor episode of incontinence. quality of life. Use of skin America and board-certified As the health care debate to determine the underlying The longer urine and/or cleansing and skin protec- pocket? If your answers continues, it’s clear that are “Yes,” then you are ­neuroradiologist. factors causing it. stool remain on the skin, tion products designed for In the ongoing debate Americans simply want To help, here are five the higher the risk of skin adults can help keep your not alone. Research from to be in the know about Siemens Healthcare and over health care reform things to consider when car- breakdown. loved one’s skin intact and and cost control, the voice their health whether it’s ing for an incontinent adult. 4. Leave his or her healthy. Harris Interactive shows for reasons that are prac- of the consumer is often 1. Be vigilant about diaper open when your Welmedix HomeCare that the vast majority of tical, emotional, fiscal or missing. Siemens’ research keeping the skin intact. A loved one is in bed. This PRO, for example, is a hos- Americans—92 percent— otherwise. It’s also clear shows that, despite the fact break in the skin can offer can help reduce the amount pital-grade line of inconti- agree that “the value of that medical diagnostic that Americans across the a pathway to infection, of moisture that collects on nence skin care products knowing exactly what is equipment, among the best wrong with their health country are tightening their discomfort and worsening the skin. Excess moisture specially designed for frag- belts during this sluggish and only tools available to combined with urine and/or ile, adult skin. For more is as important as having give doctors and patients health. access to a doctor in the first economy, 66 percent would 2. Use inconti- stool can lead to skin rashes, information about inconti- even be willing to pay out of the knowledge they seek, fungal infection and break- nence and how to treat it, place” and nearly four in can save money in the long nence and skin care prod- five Americans (78 percent) their own pockets for tests ucts designed for adults. down. visit www.welmedix.com. to diagnose a serious illness. run. That’s something, doc- 5. Avoid an indwell- would want to have a test tors say, you can bank your Remember that baby skin done to diagnose a disease, “There is simply a ratio- nal, financial and emotion- health on. Tips On Staying Healthy As You Age (NAPS) thirsty as you get older, but your body still There’s good news for older individuals needs fluid to stay healthy. Tea, water, low- who are concerned about their health and fat milk and other unsweetened drinks may fitness. There are simple steps they can take help. to help them maintain a healthier lifestyle. ENJOY MOVEMENT AND Experts say that as you age, it’s important PHYSICAL ACTIVITY to stick with healthy eating habits and get regular physical activity. That’s because • Make physical activity part of your daily staying at a healthy weight may lower your life. Take short walks throughout your day. risk for type 2 diabetes, heart disease and If you use a walker or cane, or if walking is some cancers. Regular physical activity hard for you, talk to your doctor about activ- may even help you ward off depression and ities that are safe for you to do. keep bones and muscles healthy. • Raise and lower arms and legs for a num- To help, here are some tips from the ber of counts to strengthen your muscles. Weight-control Information Network (WIN). You can even do this while seated. WIN is a national information service of the • If you live in an assisted living or retire- National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive ment facility, ask if the fitness center offers and Kidney Diseases, part of the National a free health checkup and fitness program. Institutes of Health. Be Good to Yourself • Get enough sleep. GET THE FUEL YOU NEED • Join a walking group or other social • Eat more fruits, vegetables, whole grains group. and lean meats. Eat less white bread, rice • Stay in touch with family and friends. and pasta made from refined grains. Avoid THERE’S MORE foods with added sugars or solid fats such as shortening and butter. For more tips from WIN’s brochure • Choose high-fiber foods, such as whole- “Young at Heart: Tips for Older Adults,” grain breads and cereals, and vegetables visit www.win. niddk.nih.gov/publica- with deep color, such as kale and sweet tions/young_heart.htm. For more informa- As you age, it’s important to check with your doctor to see what types of foods and exercises can help potatoes. tion, call WIN at 1-877-946-4627 or visit www. win.niddk.nih.gov. you maintain your health. • Stay hydrated. You might feel less • The Express • 3 Health Important Medication Tips For Senior Citizens

(NAPS) two or more health prob- discuss the risks and bene- Society: go to the emergency room list of medications that may Should you be taking the lems that require multiple fits of any medication with 1. Bring a list of all immediately. cause harmful side effects medications you’re taking? medications and treatments. their healthcare provider­ the medications, vitamins, 3. Fill your prescrip- in older people when taken If you’re 65 or older, that’s Because of this, older adults tions at the same pharmacy alone or in combination. In an important question are more likely to experi- and get to know your local the healthcare industry this to ask yourself and your ence potentially harmful pharmacist. Your pharma- list is known as the “Beers healthcare provider. Why? interactions between their cist’s job is to be aware of all List,” or “Beers Criteria,” Because some common- prescriptions. In fact, every the medications you’re tak- and is named after the late ly prescribed medications year, one in three adults 65 ing. Most pharmacies use Dr. Mark Beers, a geriat- can actually be harmful for and older has one or more computer systems that alert ric medicine specialist who older adults. harmful reactions to medi- the pharmacist to possible originated the list in 1991. As you get older, your cations they are taking. drug interactions. For more information body changes. These chang- “Older adults and their 4. Once or twice about how to safely man- es can in­crease the chances caregivers need to take an a year, ask your primary age your medications, that you might have side active role in managing healthcare provider to visit www.healthinaging. effects from certain drugs. their medications,” says review your list of medica- org, the website of the AGS For example, your liver or Cathy Alessi, MD, a physi- tions, supplements, and vita- Foundation for Health in kidneys may not function cian who specializes in the mins. Ask whether you still Aging. quite as well as when you care of older adults and is the need to take each one, and at were younger, so your body president of the American its current dose. There may Geriatrics Society (AGS). be times when your provid- QUESTIONS TO ASK can’t pro­cess medications YOUR HEALTHCARE in the same way. This can “They need to ask questions er will decide to stop some of of their doctor, nurse, phy- before deciding which ones herbal supplements, and your medications or adjust PROVIDER ABOUT lead to a build-up of the drug YOUR MEDICATIONS in your system, which can sician assistant, or pharma- are right for them.” over-the-counter drugs the doses. Just remember, increase the risk of side cist, and read the informa- What should you do to you’re taking to every med- though, that you should • Why are you pre- effects such as falls, a drop tion that comes with their lower your odds of having ical appointment. The list never change the dose or scribing this particular in blood pressure or heart medications. 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Lauderdale, Fla., and host of “Healthy Talk” condition. In addition to medication, there Association. More on www.RadioMD.com, the extracts keep are proactive steps you can take to control than 75 percent of the THE PROBLEM sugar from being available for absorption, sodium consumed in so there’s less risk of blood sugar spikes your blood pressure and help improve your Refined sugar, in a variety of forms, is all the U.S. comes from after eating. heart health. over the food supply. That’s why it’s import- processed and restau- “This is very important because experts Certain populations, such as women and ant to block most of that sugar from getting rant foods. agree that a dramatic rise in blood sugar African-Americans, are at greater risk for into your body. high blood pressure, also known as hyper- 5. Limit caf- leads to a parallel rise in insulin. The end tension, according to the American Heart feine. Water is usual- SOME SOLUTIONS result is insulin resistance and possibly Association. After the age of 65, a higher ly the best choice. Dr. Jennifer Mieres type 2 diabetes,” adds Dr. Smith. Here are three ways: Supplementing with grape seed or tea percentage of women have hypertension 6. Don’t smoke. says it’s important to 1. Avoid Sugar Surges. Hundreds of stud- extracts minimizes the rise in blood sugar as compared to men. Additionally, approx- Smoking is the No. 1 be aware of risk factors ies document the importance of protecting by blocking the intestinal enzymes respon- imately 40 percent of African-American preventable cause of that can contribute to against blood glucose surges. What many sible for digesting complex sugars. women have high blood pressure. Higher death. high blood pressure. people don’t know is that a huge source of Researchers calculated the concentra- rates of obesity and diabetes, compared to These factors blood sugar emanates from dietary starch tions required to inhibit most of the activity other groups, also put African-Americans hit home for Tisha such as bread, pasta, potatoes and rice. of the digestive enzymes amylase and gluco- at greater risk for high blood pressure and Dixon-Williams. At 31, she thought she was Even whole-grain bread and brown rice can sidase. They found that grape seed extract heart disease. pretty healthy, despite a junk-food diet. induce undesirable glucose spikes. Every strongly inhibited both of the enzymes Other risk factors, such as family histo- Then one day she felt dizzy and couldn’t gram of starch you eat could represent one while tea extracts showed strong inhibition ry, advanced age, lack of physical activity maintain her balance. “I didn’t want to accept that something gram of free glucose in your blood, accord- of the glucosidase enzyme. and poor diet— especially one that includes ing to a study published in The American The scientists concluded “Because these too much salt—can also contribute to high could be wrong,” she said. “I finally went to the doctor, and when I walked in my blood Journal of Clinical Nutrition. plant extracts are well tolerated, relative- blood pressure. Fortunately, in a breakthrough develop- ly inexpensive and readily available, they Tips For Taking Control pressure was 190 over 120. I was a walking stroke.” ment, scientists have shown that an enzyme have the potential to be used in many appli- Take control of your blood pressure with called transglucosidase converts starches cations for glycemic (sugar) control.” these six tips from the American Heart The Brooklyn resident also found out that high blood pressure ran in her family. She into prebiotic fiber within the digestive 3. Understand Sugar Absorp­ tion.­ Association that are good for your heart tract. Consuming this enzyme with starchy Blood sugar spikes are dangerous. Every and brain: now controls her risk by doing something she loves: dancing. Other positive lifestyle meals helps avoid the flood of glucose into time sugar rises in your blood, insulin fol- 1. De-stress. Take a break from work the bloodstream that results from eating lows suit because it’s necessary to transport and listen to relaxing music or meditate. changes, such as eating more nutritious foods as well as taking blood pressure medi- carbohydrates. the sugar to the cells to be used for energy. 2. Fit in physical activity. Regular, Transglucosidase can reduce the level of The problem is, the insulin recep- moderate-to-vigorous physical activity can cation, have helped her gain control both on and off the dance floor. rapidly digested starch in a carbohydrate tors inside the cell are very sensitive to help keep your blood pressure and choles- food item by 31 percent. This helps maintain insulin and if it constantly spikes, they terol at heart-healthy levels and help you Taking small steps toward eating health- ier and getting more physical activity is healthy blood glucose, cholesterol and insu- become desensitized. Doctors call this insu- maintain a healthy weight. Walking is a lin levels for those whose levels are already lin resistance and say it leads to diabetes. great way to get started, but also consider a commitment that more people need to adopt, said Jennifer Mieres, M.D., American in the normal range, reports the Journal of Chronically elevated insulin levels can also jogging, yoga or a cardio class. Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition. put you at increased­ risk for cancer, obesity, 3. Eat heart-healthy foods. Healthy Heart Association spokesperson and Medical Director, Center for Learning and Consider this: Most anti-diabetic drugs heart attacks and strokes. foods give you more energy, keep your are made to drive down blood sugar lev- brain fed and help prevent other health Innovation, North Shore–LIJ Health System LEARN MORE in New York. els. They have no effect on insulin. Some problems. If you’ve got to “eat on the run,” even increase insulin levels in an attempt choose nutritious snacks. “We need to remember that 80 percent For further facts about transglucosidase of heart disease is preventable, so simple to reduce blood sugar. Transglucosidase, and other ways to slow your sugar absorp- 4. Reduce your sodium in­take. however, works in part by lowering insulin Eating too many salty foods can lead to changes can help,” she said. tion, visit www.LifeExtension.com/gpt or For more information, including tools, levels as blood sugar normalizes. call toll-free at 1-866-631-8923. high blood pressure. The average American 2. Inhibit Enzymes. Researchers­ consumes more than twice the 1,500 mil- resources and an online tracker, visit www. heart360.org/ YouArethePower. also found that extracts from grape seeds 4 • The Express •

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NewsUSA are naturally fortified with (www.drgpurehealth.com). chlorogenic acid, an active Dr. Oz was less concerned According to the ever pop- weight loss compound that’s with unnecessary additives ular Dr. Oz show on Fox 5, lost when coffee beans are in raspberry ketone supple- two of the newest ways to roasted. ments, but he does suggest shed pounds and maintain a Green coffee bean extract combining them with a bal- healthy weight are entirely inhibits fat absorption and anced diet, exercise and green all natural — green coffee stimulates fat metabolism — coffee. Raspberries are some- bean extract and raspberry Dr. Oz found similar results times called the “fat-burning ketone. when he conducted the larg- berry” for their ability to help Dr. Mehmet Oz is the vice- est weight-loss trial to date the fat in your cells break up chair and professor of surgery on his show last September. more quickly and efficient- at Columbia University and Participants of the 2012 study ly. That fat-burning quality director of the Cardiovascular found that taking green cof- comes from an aromatic com- Institute and Complementary fee bean extract doubled their pound known as raspberry Medicine Program at New weight loss. ketone. York Presbyterian Hospital. However, Dr. Oz cau- Both Dr. Oz and person- When Dr. Oz tells viewers tions against certain brands al trainer and weight-loss about a healthy weight-loss of green coffee that may expert Lisa Lynn refer to remedy, it flies off the shelves. be phony or ineffective. raspberry ketone as fat-burn- After reviewing and Specifically, the profes- er in a bottle. 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Since Green Coffee Bean Extract when has coffee been good for with Svetol is one brand you? But green coffee beans that meets the requirements Transforming Health Chiropractic Care First Research on the High Plains NewsUSA NewsUSA and research HPRN con- There may be a new man- ducts. Now 12 years later, Ned Norman is a rancher. a diverse group of 11 mem- tra when it comes to treating Maret Felzien is an English back pain: chiropractic care bers, including Norman and professor. And convention- Felzien, continue to serve on first, medicine second and al wisdom says neither is surgery last. the council. likely to help healthcare “We speak for the com- Many of those suffering research become more from the often debilitating munity,” Felzien said. meaningful to patients and “And when you pair our condition already know first- caregivers. hand that traditional treat- energy and our knowledge But Norman and Felzien, with research, the health ments — costly surgery, ste- and their rural communi- roid injections and prescrip- of our community can be ty in eastern Colorado, are improved.” tion medicines — can result doing just that through in complications and nega- NewsUSA The traditional healthcare the High Plains Research Use headsets or other hands-free research model excludes tive side effects. And with the Network (HPRN), a partner- Centers for Disease Control devices to keep the phone farther patients and community ship of rural hospitals, clin- from your brain. members not because of poor and Prevention reporting ics and primary care prac- that nearly 80 percent of intentions, but from the lack NewsUSA tices that are improving the ultimate goal is to increase Americans will experience of proven methods for com- What are your care options? care they provide to patients the awareness and use of munity engagement. The such pain at some point in through research and qual- evidence-based recommen- their lives, chiropractic care HPRN is demonstrating a ity improvement programs. dations and improve patient new model that can be adapt- is increasingly viewed by Foundation for Chiropractic Medicine, documented posi- The network is one exam- health. ed and utilized in communi- health experts as a potential- Progress. tive outcomes and significant- ple of the Patient-Centered “When research gets trans- ties nationwide. ly safer alternative. In fact, a recent study on ly reduced odds of surgery Outcomes Research lated into local language, “My vision for our “It’s fast becoming the first Washington State workers for those whose first provider Institute’s (PCORI) vision for community members and research endeavor is to build option in providing a drug- who’d suffered job-related was a chiropractor. research that meaningfully patients are more engaged,” a community of solutions ? free, non-invasive approach back injuries, which was con- Learn more by visiting engages members of the com- Westfall explained. “In east- patients, community mem- to effectively manage back ducted by such prestigious www.yes2chiropractic.org. munity. That’s why PCORI ern Colorado, this means bers, providers, research- pain,” says Gerard Clum, institutions as Dartmouth (www.pcori.org) awarded presenting information in ers, all working together to a spokesperson for the College’s Geisel School of the HPRN a Pilot Project a way that incorporates the ask and answer questions contract in April 2012 to con- local rural ranch and farm important to the communi- tinue its community-based flavor.” ty,” Westfall said. Diabetes and Eyes, What Your effort through “Boot Camp Westfall, a family physi- That’s PCORI’s vision Translation.” cian and native of Yuma, as well, with the hope that Led by HPRN Director Colo., established the HPRN efforts like the HPRN can Dr. Jack Westfall, the proj- in 1997. Shortly after, become proven models for Vision is Trying to Tell You ect will translate health Westfall added a Community “research done differently.” research and recommenda- Advisory Council, a unique PCORI encourages peo- tions into language acces- public group charged with ple to visit www.pcori.org/ NewsUSA their risk for eye disease. sible to the diverse com- serving as local experts to get-involved to see how Over time, diabetes may munities in Colorado. The guide the health programs they can help. cause damage to the blood Diabetes is a serious dis- vessels in the back of the ease that can affect many eye, known as diabetic ret- aspects of the body — the inopathy, which can lead Ward Off Health Problems With Proper Oral Hygiene heart and kidneys, blood to diabetic macular edema circulation and even the (DME). DME occurs when NewsUSA Journal of the American Geriatric Society eyes. In fact, diabetic the damaged blood vessels eye disease increased in Most of us know that oral hygiene is critical just released a study showing that elderly leak fluid and cause swell- to healthy teeth, white smiles and first impres- people who brushed their teeth less than once prevalence by 89 percent ing. Although symptoms between 2000 and 2010 and sions. But not nearly as many are familiar a day were up to 65 percent more likely to are not always present, this with the extreme consequences of what can develop dementia, compared to seniors who is a leading cause of blind- swelling can cause blurred ness among American happen if you don’t take care of your mouth. brushed daily. vision, double vision and Most individuals have some inflammation Dental check-ups can also point out other adults. Despite this, vision patches in vision, which care is often overlooked of the gums — i.e. gingivitis — that goes areas of concern among pregnant women. A may appear as small black unchecked. A study published in the National professor at the European Society of Human by people with diabetes dots or lines “floating” as they work to manage Library of Medicine reports that 10 to 15 per- Reproduction and Embryology’s annual meet- across the front of the eye. cent of adults will develop severe periodonti- ing suggested that gum disease can affect the many other health Approximately 26 mil- problems the disease can tis, which is an advanced form of gum disease healthy conception much like obesity. Plus, lion Americans have dia- that begins to deteriorate bone, too. pregnant women have a 65 to 70 percent cause. betes and may be at risk According to a sur- “Gingivitis has always been a major con- chance of experiencing pregnancy gingivitis, for DME. More than 560,000 cern for the public,” explains Dr. Harold Katz, where gums develop exaggerated inflamma- vey by the American Americans have DME. a bona fide dentist to the stars, who founded tion and plaque buildup due to fluctuating Optometric Association, Yet, approximately 55 per- the California Breath Clinic in Beverly Hills. hormones. 55 percent of people are cent are unaware that they Katz, also a bacteriologist, has a legacy of Expectant mothers with gum disease even unaware that diabetic eye have the disease. African oral care research, including creating the suffer a higher risk of a premature birth. But disease often has no visual signs or symp- Americans and Hispanics over the age of 40 high-quality line of TheraBreath products oral hygiene can work toward prevention, toms. Additionally, 44 percent of Americans are also at a higher risk for DME. (therabreath.com). too. Reuters Health just released findings that don’t know that a person with diabetes should “But more studies are emerging that sup- indicate pregnant women with gingivitis who have a comprehensive eye exam once a year, Prevent Vision Loss port the idea that dental health can reflect use mouthwash have more of a chance of car- including a retina (dilated) eye exam. Yet, • Getting an annual retina eye exam is the best your overall health, too. Gum disease can con- rying their baby to full term. these exams are the only way to diagnose seri- way to help detect changes in vision tribute to an increased risk for heart disease, Another study recently presented to the ous eye diseases associated with diabetes at • Don’t wait — make an appointment with a and it can worsen diabetes. Bad oral hygiene American Heart Association revealed that its early stage. Regular retina eye exams are retina specialist today may even be a risk factor for dementia,” Katz patients who received routine teeth cleanings critical for early detection and treatment of • For more information about DME and tips for added. had a 24 percent lower risk of heart attack these progressive eye diseases that often begin healthy vision, visit www.DiabetesEyeCheck. According to Katz — as well as mount- than those who didn’t maintain regular dental without warning. org. ing medical research — poor oral hygiene care. The longer a person has diabetes, the higher can lead to many physical problems. The