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This week’s Quote A NEW BEGINNING FOR GRADUATES

“Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up.” Jim Valvano

INSIDE A2-3— Local A4-5— Opinion A7— Obituaries A9— Senior Scene A11 — Sports Kevin Flanders photos Mark Blatchford with his parents, Jack and Kris Blatchford. B2 — Calendar Now that everyone has received their diplomas, it’s time to toss the caps! B4— Real Estate B5 — Legals

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Andrew Brown with his siblings, Katelyn and Connor Brown. Graduate Bryan Pineo with his parents, Melissa and Jimmy Pineo.

DOUGLAS — Graduation season came to a close, and futures for many area students began anew on Friday, June 5, as Douglas High School held its annual commencement ceremony, honoring the Class of 2015 for a job well done and sending them off into the next chapter of their lives. For more photos, turn to pages A14-A15!

Four years later, the scars remain The zoo comes to DPS Page A3 GWCF announces ‘Animal LEARNING Adventures’ grants gives students BY JASON BLEAU hands on NEWS STAFF WRITER - experience The Greater Worcester Community Foundation recent- ly announced the awarding of BY KEVIN FLANDERS more that $715,000 to non-profits NEWS STAFF WRITER Munchkins with throughout the Commonwealth DOUGLAS — Students at of Massachusetts, with many moms Douglas Primary School got a local organizations benefiting field trip to the zoo last month from the money to help them Page A9 without even having to leave provide services to countless their school. underprivileged or strug- In an event sponsored by gling families and individuals the Douglas Parent Teacher throughout the communities of SPORTS Organization, representatives South Central Massachusetts. from Animal Adventures, of The awards from the Bolton, visited the school along Foundation were part of the 2015 with several of their furry – Spring Discretionary Grants and slimy – friends. Students program that were announced encountered rabbits, ferrets, a on June 2 and provide fund- turtle, skunks, a lizard, and a ing annually to non-profit orga- snake, among others. nizations to help them “build “This event exposed the chil- Courtesy photo healthy and vibrant communi- Douglas Primary School students got some special visitors last month, as Turn To FUNDING, page ­­­A17 Turn To ZOO, page ­­­A16 Animal Adventures provided a morning of fun and education.

Rams’ baseball Ready to Relay: Fundraiser to kick off this weekend takes down BY OLIVIA RICHMAN 555 participants have raised over and fight back against the dis- together, especially for causes NEWS STAFF WRITER Worcester Tech $71,215 towards cancer research, ease that has affected so many such as the American Cancer SOUTHBRIDGE — The cancer treatment, patient care of us.” Society, said Falco. in Division 3 dis- Relay For Life of the Greater and cancer prevention. The goal The Relay for Life of Greater “I was talking to a volunteer Southbridge Area is ready to go. is to raise $220,000. The bulk of Southbridge is one of the top 25 yesterday,” said Falco. “We were trict quarterfinal From Friday, June 12 to that money is raised at the Relay Relays in New England. In 2014, saying that Southbridge may be Page A10 Saturday, June 13, 57 Relay for Life itself. Southbridge ranked 12th out a small town but there’s a lot of for Life teams will come out to “All of the money goes to a of 256 Relay For Life events in people who have been affected McMahon Field to socialize, cel- really great cause and it’s a real- Massachusetts. That year they by cancer. Sometimes in areas ebrate cancer survivors, remem- ly fun event,” said Community had 54 teams and 743 total par- that don’t have a lot, they tend to ber those that have been lost to Manager for the Relay For Life ticipants, and 174 of those par- give the most.” Contact the cancer, raise more money for Lauren Falco. “It’s a huge com- ticipants were cancer survivors. Another reason that Tribune editor the American Cancer Society munity event. So many people According to Falco, this year’s Southbridge raises so much at aminor@ and raise awareness. The event from Southbridge and surround- Relay for Life is looking to be is the dedication of the Relay is free and open to the general ing towns come out. So many even bigger. for Life teams that hold fund- stonebridgepress.com public. people have been affected. It’s A lot of people in Southbridge Turn To RELAY, ­­­A16 As of press time, 57 teams and good to remember those we lost and the surrounding area come page 2 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune

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All In-stock Wallpaper Valley Tech - Relay for Life of Greater Southbridge Co-Chair Jackie Brogna, $12.50 Double Roll budget earns commenting on this year’s event, slated $ 6.50 15’ Borders unanimous to start on June 12. approval Drive a little to choose a lot UPTON — A 505 Worcester St., minimal budget Open to Close Call us today: 508.234.6800 Southbridge, MA increase of 1.65 per- 01550 cent has earned a Northbridge Town Manager 100 percent approv- (508) 234-2095 508-764-2075 al rating from Northbridge Town Clerk member communi- (508) 234-2001 ties of the Blackstone Valley Vocational Northbridge Middle School, Pleasant Regional School District. Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-8718 Final votes on the fiscal 2016 oper- Northbridge Elementary School, 87 ational blueprint for the Blackstone Linwood Ave., Whitinsville (508) 234- Valley Regional Vocational Technical 5264 High School were cast on June 4, when Northbridge High School, Linwood Upton became the 13th district town to Avenue, Whitinsville (508) 234-6221 approve the plan at town meeting. With a Balmer School, Crescent Street, $21,317,222 bottom line, the approved bud- Whitinsville (508) 234-8161 get utilized a litany of cost-containment Grammar & Primary Schools, Cross initiatives to reach a minimal increase Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-6346 of 1.65 percent, and kept member-town Special Education Department, assessments at the state minimum by 87 Linwood Ave. Whitinsville drawing on $250,000 in available reserves (508) 234-8701 funds and incorporating the projected Douglas Primary School, 17 Gleason receipt of grants, gifts, and additional Court, Douglas (508-476-2154) revenue sources. Douglas Elementary School, According to Superintendent-Director 19 Davis Street, Douglas (508-476-4200) Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick, the minimal Douglas Middle School, 21 Davis increase was made possible by cost-con- Street, Douglas (508-476-3332) tainment measures such as refinanc- Douglas High School, 33 Davis Street, ing existing debt, earning an improved Douglas 508-476-4100 bond rating from Moody’s Investment Douglas Special Education Services, and negotiating with healthcare Department, 17 Gleason Court (508- providers to secure an insurance line 476-4034) item decrease. The low budget increase Douglas Superintendent’s Office, was further facilitated by ongoing 21 Davis Street, Douglas (508-476-7901) efforts to improve efficiencies in Valley Uxbridge Town Manager Tech’s facilities, including upgrades to (508) 278-8600 the building’s boilers, a comprehensive Uxbridge Town Clerk study of the plumbing system, and the (508) 278-3156 school-wide consolidation of printers and Uxbridge High School, 300 Quaker copiers. Highway, Uxbridge (508) 278-8633 Although only two-thirds of District McCloskey Middle School communities needed to approve the bud- , 62 Capron get to make it official, School Committee Street, Uxbridge (508) 278-8634 Chairman Joseph M. Hall of Bellingham Whitin Elementary School, 120 said that approval from all 13 towns was Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8640 an equally important milestone. Taft Early Learning Center, 16 “The School Committee did its part to Granite St., Uxbridge (508) 278-8643 help District towns by limiting the budget Special Education (508) 278-8654 increase to less than 2 percent, keeping Veterans Agent (Northbridge, assessments at the required state min- Douglas, Uxbridge and Sutton) imum, and responsibly drawing from Ron Tetreau (508) 234-9808 reserve funding,” Hall said. “Unanimous approval tells us that voters recognized and appreciated those efforts.” Fitzpatrick shared Hall’s appreciation for the unanimous approval rating, not- ing that the District’s annual goal is to advance the quality of a Valley Tech real estate education while presenting voters with a justifiable budget request worthy of their DOUGLAS support. “Although many of us wish we could $133,885, Webster Road and Route say the same about the Red Sox, we are 16, Robert Patton TR, Robert E. Patton very pleased to see Valley Tech’s bud- TR and Douglas Woods Development get batting one-thousand this spring,” Trust to James M. Sullivan Fitzpatrick commented. $33,750, Webster Road and Route Fitzpatrick added that Valley Tech will 16, James A Seraphin and Tami J. maintain its commitment to a single, Germain to James M. Sullivan consolidated operational budget request, $44,500, Webster Road and Route regardless of unforeseen developments 16, Joseph F. Malloy, Mary A. Malloy over the coming fiscal year. With the and Mary A. Castagneto to James M. exception of special debt or an occasional Sullivan capital improvement initiative, Valley $95,174, Webster Road and Route 16, Tech’s single budget request accounts David M. Rudick, Patricia Trudeau for workers’ compensation, health and and Patricia A. Trudeau to James M. other insurance, unemployment, snow Sullivan removal, and federal and state revenue $1,500,000, Webster Road and shortfalls, as well as central office, book- Route 16, Joseph F. Malloy, James keeping, treasurer, legal, audit, and other M. Sullivan to Massachusetts Comm expenses. Special education and stu- Conservation & Recreation dent-assessment costs are also included $165,000, 23 Smith Hill Way, within the annual budget. Anthony F. Denietolis, Jr. to George Kuipers and Sandra Kuipers $225,000, 15 South Street, First Congregational Church to James T. A Stonebridge Press publication Klos and Diane C. Ferreira TRIBUNE STAFF DIRECTORY President & Publisher Jean Ashton UXBRIDGE Frank G. Chilinski (508) 909-4104 (508) 909-4101 [email protected] $15,000, 1008 Quaker Highway, [email protected] Tallage Adams LLC to Patrick D. 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Four years later, the scars remain Public Meetings Area remembers destruction of June 2011 tornado Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are retrieved in advance from multiple sourc- es, including Town Hall and the Internet. The Webster TImes is not responsible for changes and cancellations.

DOUGLAS

Monday, June 15

Conservation Commission, 7 p.m., Douglas Municipal Center

Wednesday, June 17

Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Douglas Photos courtesy Village Green Campground Municipal Center Building & Facility Const. Comm., 7 Ninety-five of 96 trailers on the Village Green Campground were Village Green Campground had more than $1 million in damages. The destroyed when the June 1, 2011 tornado came through the area. p.m., Douglas Municipal Center tornado caused a total of $140 million in damage along its 39-mile School Committee, 7 p.m., Douglas trail of destruction. High School BY OLIVIA RICHMAN and trailers. Mercier stated that he hopes residents NEWS STAFF WRITER “It’s been unbelievable,” said take the warnings and watches more Thursday, June 23 At around 3 p.m. on June 1, 2011, a tor- Twarowski. “People have been ask- seriously now and believes that they ing what they can do to help. People already have been since the 2011 torna- Library Board of Trustees, 7 p.m., nado warning was issued for Springfield Douglas Municipal Center and surrounding towns. Since the area went out and bought supplies. We had do. He urges people to stay informed and campers from all over the country that have a safe room in your home, prefera- has little history of natural disasters, UXBRIDGE many people in Southern Worcester camped with us in the past — they came bly a basement. and worked for the weekend, people as “Even four years later, a lot of green County may have shrugged it off and Thursday, June 18 figured the storm would pass. far out as Oregon. You don’t realize how is trying to come back, but people have But as the sky became darker and many lives you’ve touched until you’ve rebuilt,” said Blanchard. “It shows the experienced a tragedy. It made it a lot resilience of Mother Nature as well as Community Gardens, 5:30 p.m., darker, it became clear that something Uxbridge Public Library was happening, and the area was about easier to deal with the damage.” human nature. People have picked up to witness something it hadn’t seen a Brimfield was left with a half mile of and moved on.” very long time. downed trees. Houses were damaged. • 5:20 p.m.: The tornado came through A little after 3:30 p.m., a touchdown People were living in a tent in their Southbridge, damaging the Southbridge was confirmed near Springfield. The front yards for months because of the Airport. Some aircraft had been tossed super cell thunderstorm that devel- extensive damage to their homes. The into the nearby woods. The tornado oped over western Massachusetts had streets were littered with people’s memo- made its way through the Rosemeade produced an EF-3 tornado that ended ries. Some houses were just foundations. Apartments before destroying a few up leaving a 39-mile trail of destruc- Twarowski said he would never look at a neighborhoods nearby. It dissipated in tion across southwest and south cen- cloud the same way again. southwestern Charlton around 5:27 p.m. tral Massachusetts, including Brimfield, “Hug your kids a little more. That’s “I was actually with an uncle of Sturbridge, Southbridge and Charlton. what I tell everybody. You just never mine in a U-Haul van heading back With estimated winds of 160 miles per know what’s around the corner,” he said. to Massachusetts from Florida when I hour, the damage from the storm exceed- “Things could all change in 10 seconds.” got the warning,” recalled Southbridge ed $140 million, most of which was from • 5:09 p.m.: The tornado struck the Town Councilor Shaun Moriarty. “We homes and businesses being destroyed. Sturbridge area. Thousands of trees were were in southern Connecticut when I 508-278-9824 Three lives were lost, 200 people were downed. Homes were destroyed. The sev- started getting phone calls. They were injured and hundreds of individuals eral miles of destruction left their mark. saying the skies were looking weird and were left homeless. “We haven’t had a tornado here. We’ve there were tornado warnings in the area. Despite this destruction and devas- gotten warnings before,” said Sturbridge When we got the first phone calls, where tation, the towns were able to see one Police Sgt. Kevin Mercier. “We had lim- we were, the skies were fine.” 25,000 Unique Visitors positive: The storm had brought people ited resources and were overwhelmed As Moriarty got onto Interstate 84, in the community together. when the tornado touched down. At that he noticed how dark the clouds were. • 4:50 p.m. The tornado reached the point we were at the mercy of Mother They began to drive through torrential Brimfield State Forest at its biggest Nature.” rain. His wife urged him to hurry up, Every Week! width of a half a mile. The tornado’s path Mercier was at home when all police telling him that a tornado had indeed left the land flattened. Trees in its path personnel were contacted and called touched down in the area. The wind was TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com were completely snapped and uprooted. back into work. The Police Department so strong that Moriarty had no idea how Nearby, the Village Green Campground and Fire Department were trying to get they stayed on the road. He couldn’t see was left with 95 destroyed trailers. The the office up and running again. From anything. When he first got the phone call he 184 Sutton Rd. damage exceeded $1 million. One woman 5 to 6 p.m. the 911 Center was over- WebSteR, MA whelmed. They took over 100 calls rang- believed that people might be overre- 508.943.9722 died, two people were severely injured. 200 “We take storms up here very seri- ing from wires down to power outages acting. Tornadoes aren’t a common phenomenon in Massachusetts. Said SpoRtSMen ously,” said Village Green Campground to downed wires and roadblocks. As the Club owner Lester Twarowski. “We have a tornado went through town, the Police Moriarty: “As corny as it may be to see Department had to take shelter as well. it, it’s not something that happens here. Annual Spring Picnic place for people to go. We had a crew of SUNDAY - June 14th, 2015 Board of Selectmen Chairman Mary It doesn’t happen to us. But it did. It was Noon - 6:00PM people going around and telling every- RAIN or one to get inside, to get to the emergency Blanchard was on the other side of town a shock.” SHINE! While Southbridge was at the tail end Featuring building.” when the tornado warning was issued. H STEAMED CLAMS H There were around 25 people inside She had been at her son’s house watch- of the tornado’s path, some areas were H LOBSTERS H ing her grandson. Channel 7 was follow- still affected by the 160-mile per hour H CHICKEN BBQ H the campground’s designated emergen- H POLISH & AMERICAN FOODS H winds. Some people are still in debt try- cy building, including seasonal tenants ing the storm and Blanchard and her Music By the GOLD RUSH band and some people that were corralled grandson watched as the tornado started ing to fix the damages to their property. Downed trees plagued the streets and Soft Serve Ice cream & Snow coneS down into the cellar when Twarowski to head towards Sturbridge. All proceeds go to the Building Fund and his staff saw them pulled over on the They lost power. Her grandson people’s backyards. But Moriarty felt side of the road. grabbed his two cats and followed the psychological impact was far worse. By this time, the skies were dark. The Blanchard downstairs to the basement. “That summer I was coaching a coach pitch baseball team for younger kids, 6, al Flea M wind was picking up. A little after 5 p.m., Luckily the tornado never touched down nnu arke the power had gone out. Twarowski said near Blanchard’s son’s home. But it did 7, 8 years old. One of the kids on the team A t that they weren’t sure if it would be a get very close to her home on the other happened to live on Charlton Street W. Brookfield Common tornado. They heard it might be a hail side of town. where it was right in their backyard,” storm. Either way, they took precaution “It came right through the backyard. recalled Moriarty. “At the next practice June 20th • 8 - 2 and prepared for the storm. We had a lot of trees knocked down and we had the wind picked up just a little Many people at the Village Green part of a fence was knocked down, but bit. This poor kid was in a panic and Admission $1 Campground chose not to take cover. we were really fortunate that it wasn’t crying and sobbing because he thought Kids free! One of those people was half of a couple that close to the house. It seemed to kind another tornado was coming.” that had been warned three times to take of skip over,” she recalled. “We lost trees After the tornado, the communi- No Early Birds! Live Music! cover in the cellar. The girlfriend was in the front of the house as well. It took ty stepped up in many different ways. mentally handicapped. The boyfriend us three to four hours to get across town People collected goods and donations Bounce House sponsored by made the decision for the both of them. after the tornado.” for the victims of the tornado, for those Socks for Siberia They would stay in the motor home. He The Police Department went into people whose homes were destroyed. ($3/5 min.) figured it was strong and sturdy enough. 12-hour shifts. The town brought in the Different individuals and businesses The tornado came at them fast. It was Massachusetts National Guard, Red offered their services to help with some Sponsored by going almost 40 miles per hour. There Cross and the Worcester County Sheriff’s of the cleanup and downed trees. was no time for feelings. Twarowski Office. A lot of volunteers came forward “One lesson most people learned is that The First Congregational didn’t feel anything. He just knew he had as well, donating water, tools and gloves when you get that alert on your phone or Church, UCC to get everyone inside. to the Police, Fire and Department of on the radio is to The couple’s motor home was thrown Public Works. heed those warn- 50 feet in the air. When it landed upside “Everybody was real responsive,” ings and go down down it crushed her. She was the sole said Blanchard. “Once the destruction to their basement GRAVEL COMPANY person killed by the tornado in Brimfield. occurred everybody pulled together, and take precau- SEEKING EXPERIENCED HELP The tornado passed in about 5 to 6 whether they were town employees or tions they need to take,” said seconds. In maybe 10 seconds, said police officers and fire departments or Heavy Equipment Operator with CDL Twarowski, it was gone. There were neighbors. The cleanup was amazing — Moriarty. “People several injuries. One woman was banged the townspeople and people from other around here don’t Experience with Tri-axles, Front Loaders, Excavators required up from her trailer being thrown around communities. It brought out the best in dismiss or ignore while the residents were asleep. Her people.” it anymore. You Heavy Equipment Mechanic partner was almost dead. He almost bled The tornado missed Old Sturbridge hope it’s a waste out on the way to the hospital. Village and the Publick House. There of time, but wast- Positions offer Health Insurance, 401(k) & Profit ing time is a much “It was a terrible scene out here. We were only minor injuries. There were no Sharing, Paid Holidays, Uniform Service, had a lot of people that got hurt,” recalled fatalities. Route 131 was closed for days. better option than Twarowski. “We lost 100 acres of trees. There was power out in different areas of losing a life.” Dental and Vision Insurance Optional They were all over the road. It took over town for up to four days. a week to clear the roads. We were just “We were lucky,” Blanchard said. Olivia Richman www.rawsonmaterials.com for employment Application pushing the stuff aside so people could “People in other towns had so many can be reached at get in and out. It took about a year before homes destroyed, a lifetime of dreams 508-909-4132 or by All interested applicants please send resume to: we could start putting people back on the and hopes totally destroyed. There’s not e-mail at olivia@ Human Resources sites.” much you can do against the forces of stonebridgepress. 6 Kennedy Drive, Putnam, CT 06260 Luckily, they received a lot of help nature.” com. from many differ- ent people. 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25 Elm St. Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone: (508) 909-4126 Fax: (508) 764-8015 www.blackstonevalleytribune.com OPINIONOpinion and commentary from the Blackstone Valley and beyond Frank G. Adam Chilinski Minor President & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Editor Maybe she’s Publisher born with it Editorial Dunkin’ Donuts goes above and beyond Donuts on my way home from school.” The responses of, “No way!” “Really? Richman’s Do you mean it?” made it evident that After the students now had a true purpose for Rants their morning assignment. Well, morning work was finished by storm 9 a.m. and we moved along with our OLIVIA As a child, I remember going to bed while day. Fast forward to the end of the day RICHMAN it was raining outside. I would hear the pit- … I remembered my promise, tossed ter-patter of their work into my school bag and The the rain on brought it down to Dunkin’ Donuts, You know what really bothers the roof, and telling the staff to enjoy reading the me? Makeup. Minor every now and students’ ideas when they got some Women have the right to do what- then a flash free time. The staff was pretty busy ever they want (or don’t want to do) Details of light would To the Editor: — it was “Free Donut Day,” after all! to their face and nobody should sneak into my I would like to publically thank Much to my surprise, the next day I judge them. This is not me say- ADAM room through the District Manager, Whitney, and saw this display when my son and I ing anything bad about the women MINOR the curtains, the rest of the amazing staff at the stopped in! who wear makeup, but please take followed by a Whitinsville Dunkin’ Donuts for dis- The students were absolutely a moment to think about the rea- rumble. playing the work of the students in my thrilled to discover their work had sons why they are wearing makeup Sometimes, class. Not only is it obvious that a great been displayed. By doing so, students in the first place and that’s where the flash of light and the rumble would be far deal of time was spent creating the now have a greater understanding of my problem lies. I’ll explain. off, like someone was taking a picture with a fun and eye-catching display, but the the importance, and meaning of writ- How often have you heard a flash in our front lawn, or shining their flash- importance of this display goes well ten communication. I would like to woman say, “Sorry. I look like a lights around outside, and the gentle rumble beyond creativity. extend a great big “Congratulations!” mess right now. I just woke up,” or that followed seemed so far away — more com- To provide a little background on the to the Grade One students in Room 301, something along those lines? Have forting than intimidating. students’ assignment I will share that you ever stopped and thought to Then, there would be times where I would and a heartfelt thank you to Whitney this was a morning work assignment and the entire staff at the Whitinsville yourself that women are literally awaken with a start by a gigantic boom. My apologizing for their natural faces? childlike mind would fear the worst, and I to be completed as students arrive in Dunkin’ Donuts for supporting our They’re saying sorry that they would hide under my blankets, fearing the awe- class. It was a writing prompt about students! Acts like this are what make aren’t covering up a few wrinkles, some power of lightning. Sometimes, I would National Donut Day. Students were our community special! seek my parents, looking to be soothed back to to create a donut and tell about it. I’ve Karen Demeritt maybe some acne. They’re saying sorry that you have to see their sleep. Thunderstorms are scary for a child. But done this activity for a few years. This Grade 1 Teacher, Northbridge year, on a whim, I told the class, “Do eyes without mascara and fake eye- sometimes, they can be scary for us grown-ups Elementary School too. your best and I’ll bring these to Dunkin lashes and eye shadow, that you It was just over four years ago now that I was are seeing their cheeks without front and center to a storm that among the most any contouring. What kind of soci- fearsome I have ever seen, and it was the most ety have we created where women concerned I’ve been for my safety and that of Thankful for work of Sen. Fattman are afraid to be seen without a my family that I can remember. mask on? Most of you reading this in southern To the Editor: der how many laws and regulations Women joke about it. They laugh Massachusetts know by now that I am talking The recent article (June 5) in the have been passed that may have that they look like “monsters” about the June 1, 2011 EF-3 tornado that ripped Blackstone Valley Tribune in regards appeared to be innocuous that were without their foundation and eye- its way through south central Massachusetts, to Senator Fattman leading the defeat “snuck through” and ended up being liner on. But is it really that funny? from Springfield to Charlton, chewing up and of Amendment 692 proves to this voter invasive, intrusive and unduly burden- I personally find it depressing. spitting out trees, damaging homes and busi- that we have indeed elected a senator some to the law abiding people of the Male news anchors are on our nesses, and even killing a few people in it’s televisions with their busy eye- wake. who will watch out for his constituents’ Commonwealth or even the American interests and concerns while at work in public. brows, their wrinkles, stray hairs I was in my office on Elm Street in Southbridge. and a gut. We don’t bat an eye. Who I remember that it was a Wednesday. My youth the Legislature. Thank you again, Senator Fattman. I appreciate Senator Fattman doing would? It’s about the content, not group meets that night, and I remember having their chapped lips. But then look his due diligence and tracking down Keith Bloniasz to call and tell them I wasn’t coming in, as there at the women with their pounds of were reports of imminent tornado warnings in what was happening during the debate Douglas and acting upon it. It makes you won- makeup on the verge of clown-like, our area. Once it hit Springfield, I knew I was their made up hair, their Spanx. in for a long night. It’s a world where women’s looks As the storm pressed eastward, I remember looking outside and thinking about how dark it trump their talent, their words, already was. The sky was the meanest looking their experience. She’s a mere atmosphere I had ever seen, with nearly black Make timely accessory. With this as the status clouds coming our way. Soon, the wind started quo in magazines, movies, televi- acting weird, and I noticed debris flying around sion and even the news it’s easy to in a circular pattern. The torrential rain soon see why women fear going out in started, and as reports of the tornado touching adjustments to your public with their own face. down began, I called my wife, telling her I was Check out social media safe, and would be heading down to the base- (#nomakeupselfie). It’s now con- ment if the tornado headed our way. sidered brave to take a photograph Just in case, I had her jet over to her parents’ 529 plan without makeup on. A woman is house, as at the time, we lived in a small home considered strong and daring for that didn’t have a basement, and at the time, If you have school- tainly want to adjust your sharing her actual face without she was 5 months pregnant with our first child. age children, you Financial 529 plan investments some- makeup and filters. She’s applaud- I wasn’t taking any chances. might greet the arriv- what — at least in the long ed for not altering her appearance, Focus I had three reporters in the newsroom that al of June with some term. If you’ve opened a 529 a rare act of courage. night, and soon, it was all hands on deck. A relief — for at least plan when your children I once read a magazine aimed at fourth reporter called from Sturbridge, and I a few months, you JEFF are young, you have many tweens and teenagers. It told girls BURDICK told her to stay home and wait out the storm. don’t have to worry years until you need to tap (from 13-17) how to achieve a “nat- The darkness deepened, and I was certain we about “encouraging” into the money — which ural look.” The article went on for would soon be feeling the funnel’s wrath. I a few pages, describing different grabbed a camera and stepped out of our front kids to do their home- means your account has work, study for tests, give you their more time for growth potential and ways to apply foundation, blush, door on Elm Street, and there, only a few miles lipstick, gloss, mascara, drawn in from me, was the tornado. At that point, I would permission slips for field trips, and more time to “smooth out” those eyebrows, eye shadow and eyeliner guess that it was ripping through Sturbridge so on. But one day, these obliga- periods of market volatility, which in ways that “tricked” people into near Route 131, where that all-too-familiar tions will give way to a substantial- will certainly occur. Consequently, swath of destruction now remains. I had never thinking you were not wearing any ly bigger one — paying for college. you may be able to afford to invest makeup. What kind of world do seen a storm like that before, up close and in If you’ve already begun preparing somewhat more aggressively when person. we live in where 15-year-old girls for that day with a tax-advantaged your children are young. think they need to wear a mask to I watched the storm intently, mesmerized, college-savings vehicle, such as a However, as your kids near col- and saw as it came into Southbridge, missing school in order to look naturally our office by only a few miles, and destroyed 529 plan, you’re taking a positive lege, you will probably want to beautiful? Why are we telling girls homes and some of the Rosemeade Apartments step, because higher education is revisit the level of risk in your 529 they are naturally beautiful the property on Route 169. The tornado died only expensive. But it’s not enough to plan. So, during the last couple of way they already are? It sickened a few minutes after that in Charlton, but the just set up your 529 plan — you may years before you need to access me. damage was done. A Brimfield woman was also need to adjust it over time. your plan, you may want to consid- Women are told constantly by killed at Village Green Family Campground. Up until this year, you were er moving some of your investment magazines, advertisements and Once the storm was done, and the skies cleared, only allowed to change the invest- dollars to more conservative alloca- television that there’s something my reporters hit the roads — well, the roads ments in your 529 plan once a tions. By doing so, you’ll cut back wrong with their face. Their face that were drivable, at least — and the damage year. This caused concern among on your growth potential, but you’ll is just something that exists to be was unbelievable. A few days later, a reporter some investors, who wanted the also lessen the risk of taking a big fixed. Wrinkles are bad. Thin lips of mine took a helicopter ride to see the damage freedom to change their 529 invest- hit if you have to start taking with- are bad. Here’s how to make your from the air, and it was even more breathtaking nose look smaller. Here’s how to — and heartbreaking. ments in response to movements drawals during a “down” market. in the financial markets. But late Some 529 plans offer an option create the illusion of a smaller So much has happened since June 1, 2011. chin. What type of hair is best for In Southbridge, you can see vegetation start- in 2014, President Obama signed that automatically adjusts your the shape of your face? Here’s how ing to grow in again on Route 169. Homes and into law the Achieving a Better investment mix toward a more con- to draw in some eyebrows in case businesses have been repaired, and from the Life Experience (ABLE) act, the key servative approach as your children yours are too thin or too bushy. destruction, we have recovered, but the mem- purpose of which was to create tax- near college age. But you may want Why are women told this con- ories remain of the fear and panic that came free accounts allowing people to to make your own adjustments, pos- stantly from birth? Is it for compa- through our neighborhood on that day. save for disability-related expenses. sibly with the help of a financial nies to make money off of women’s Our office was spared, but I have never been And one provision of the ABLE act professional, to ensure that your that afraid of a storm like that until that day, insecurities that they – the compa- until I saw it with my own eyes, heard it with also allows 529 plan investors to 529 plan accurately reflects your nies – created in the first place? Is it my own ears, and saw the obliteration it left change their investments twice a own preferences and risk tolerance. because women are told their looks behind. One can only hope that we will never year, rather than once. As you save for your children’s are the most important thing about see a storm like that again. If you invest in a 529 plan, you college education, you may find a them, since they’re constantly seen It makes me wonder how people down south, might welcome this additional free- 529 plan to be a great help. Just be as an accessory, an object of desire? like Oklahoma, Kansas and the rest of “Tornado dom to adjust your investments. sure to keep a close watch on your Whatever the case, I am here to Alley,” deal with weather like that so often. I’m Still, keep in mind that a 529 plan is plan’s investments as the years go say that I don’t wear makeup. I am in awe because our “little” EF-3 tornado that a long-term vehicle that’s not really by. happy I can wake up in the morn- caused so much destruction was a baby storm designed to accommodate frequent ing without wondering how to fix compared to some of the EF-4 and EF-5 twisters “tweaking.” And, as is true with This article was written by my face each day. I am able to go that slice through that area of the United States. into the world with my own face. any investment account, such as Edward Jones for use by your local No, thank you! And I hope women know that they If you are reading this and your life was your IRA and 401(k), you don’t want Edward Jones Financial Advisor. all have this option. affected by the June 1, 2011 tornado, reach out to over-react to short-term market Please contact Jeff Burdick, your and tell us your story. fluctuations by making radical local Edward Jones Advisor in Olivia Richman may be reached changes to your investment mix. Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 or jeff. at 508-909-4132 or by e-mail at oliv- Adam Minor may be reached at (508) 909-4130, Nonetheless, you will almost cer- [email protected]. [email protected]. or e-mail [email protected]. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 5 OPINION Saltwater fishing heating up for local anglers

Saltwater fishing is anglers call it — is also at Webster Lake and at Wallum Lake starting to improve dra- giving up some nice fish in Douglas. A call to Bill Martell at matically on many spe- The Great according to a report I the Gate 8 Bait Shop on the Quabbin cies of fish. received from the Red Reservoir fishing revealed that fishing Massachusetts anglers Outdoors Top Bait & Tackle Shop. was great for the few anglers that still are catching some nice Last week was as good fish it. The new regulations that require sea bass on the Cape RALPH as it gets and Friday was a boat owner to wash their boat prior to with most anglers limit- fantastic with numerous fishing the Quabbin has driven anglers ing out. Last week, my TRUE big bass being caught. away from the area. Washing the boat brother Mel and his son, Stripers in the 36-pound can cost as much as $40 and needs to be Mel Jr., limited out on sea range to 41 pounds and done at a specific location and have a bass up to 3 pounds, with super size 47 inches were also weighed in at the seal attached to the boat. If you use the scup mixed in. Mel senior also caught shop. Reports of a few 50-plus-pound boat at another body of water it needs to some nice stripers in the Providence stripers were also caught according to be rewashed and the $40 fee is charged River this past Sunday. A lot of baitfish some anglers. Many die hard anglers Courtesy photo again. It is all being done to stop hitch have arrived and are now providing do not bring the big cows to the shop This past week, Ray Dugdale and this writer hikers of weeds and other plants that the stripers a good meal. Fishing in a for weigh in and prefer to release the fished in Rhode Island along the beaches can be deposited into the Quabbin. Very school of porgies can provide a lot of breeders back to the ocean to spawn of Matunick and managed to harvest a few few bass anglers have been fishing this action for an angler after snagging a few and be caught another day. Sea bass fluke, but you needed to work for them. A great pond due to the new regulations. for bait and placing a live one on your fishing is nothing short of fantastic in lot of shorts were caught and released. The The 200 Sportsmen’s Club in Webster hook. Watching a striper take a fished Cape waters. big action was catching some real nice sea will hold their annual clambake and live porgy near the surface is indeed Trout fishing for local anglers con- bass, as this week’s picture shows Ray with field day this Sunday, June 14. The exciting for an angler. The battle to land tinues to provide some good fishing. one of the fish he caught and released. The event is open to the public. A chicken the big fish on light rods can provide a Wallum Lake received a stocking last 5-pound-plus fish was one of many caught BBQ and great food from the kitchen lot of excitement. It seems as though the week which should insure a few more and released on that day, as they are not will be available throughout the day. A stripers are finally arriving in the river. weeks of good trout fishing. Rivers and legal game for recreational anglers until live band will provide some great coun- Water temperatures are now above 50 streams are also giving up some good July 1 in Rhode Island. Only one sea bass is try music. degrees and should continue to rise fish if you can endure the high mosqui- allowed starting July 1. The Sea bass are a Take a kid fishing and keep them rods in the next few weeks after an up and to population this year. great eating fish and can be cooked in many bending! down battle of cold water. Local fresh water bass anglers are different ways. The Canal — or Ditch, as many catching some nice smallmouth bass Green thumb garden tricks Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does tip to prevent the common together one tablespoon dishwashing your garden grow? With newspaper plant plague: Since fungus Take *** detergent in cup vegetable oil. Mix solu- mulch, talcum powder, and fruit cock- thrives in moist conditions, The Truth about tion and store in air-tight jar. When tail cans all in a row. a seedling bed provides the the Cats and Dogs: They ready to use, add 1 to 2 1/2 tsp. solution There’s no doubt about it, every vet- perfect source of growth. int can be pests in the to 1 cup of water. Spray on plants, cov- eran gardener has a secret to his or But you can up the odds H garden! Try these tips ering all leaf and stem surfaces. her success. But that doesn’t mean sea- of beating Damping Off to keep them safely at • Or try this tip from the Farmer’s soned planters always have the edge Disease by watering this KAREN bay: Puppies love to Almanac. A simple can of fruit cocktail when it comes to bountiful gardens. way: Thoroughly saturate TRAINOR chew on sticks, so try can do the job of repelling Japanese With a few tried and true tips, a will- the soil and then don’t water this hint if one starts Beetles as well as a costly garden center ingness to work, and a healthy dose of again until the soil is dry to nibble on your contraption. Simply open a can of fruit commitment, most novice gardeners but before plants begin to wilt. This young trees! Just rub Vicks VapoRub cocktail and let it sit in the sun for a can successfully reap the fruits of their procedure keeps the soil dry for the lon- onto the bark to keep him away. week to ferment. Then place it on top of garden labor. This week’s column high- gest time possible without killing the bricks or wood blocks in a light-colored lights some as effective tips from green plants. Remember, frequent sprinkling *** pail, and fill the pail with water to just thumbed gardeners. promotes fungal growth. To keep dogs and cats out of the gar- below the top of the can. Place the pail den, whip up this “recipe.” Steep one about 25 feet from the plants you want *** *** chopped garlic bulb and one tablespoon to protect. The beetles will head for Hard-shelled seeds do not always ger- For cost effective mulch, use three of cayenne pepper in one quart of water the sweet bait, fall into the water, and minate properly. But you can aid the sheets of newspaper under bark mulch. for one hour. Add one teaspoon of liquid drown. Note: If rain dilutes the bait, germination process by making an X You´ll save money on bark and the dishwashing soap to help the mixture you’ll have to start over with a fresh cut in the hard seed with a sharp knife. newspaper decomposes, enriching the stick to the plants. Strain the portion can. Or, to speed germination in without soil. you need into a watering can and sprin- breaking the surface, try soaking hard kle it onto plant leaves. The rest will Your tips can win you a great dinner shelled seeds overnight in water. *** remain potent for several weeks if kept for two at the historic Publick House Planting for Pest Control: Flowers refrigerated in a covered jar. Historic Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send *** are more than just a beauty to behold. in a hint to be entered into a random To get a fast start on germinating Certain strains of flowers can act as *** drawing. One winner per month will corn, try this trick. Place the corn seeds insect repellents and strategic plant- Do rabbits invade your garden? win a fabulous three-course dinner for on a moist paper towel, leaving it over- ing can keep pests away from decks, Sprinkle a little talcum powder or bak- two at the renowned restaurant, locat- night. Then fold the damp towel over. porches and other gathering places. If ing soda on or around your plants and ed on Route 131 across the town com- Corn seed that has been pre-sprouted you have backyard pets and flies are a the little bunnies will hop away safe mon in historic Sturbridge. Because will jump-start your crop and is less problem, try planting yarrow to deter and sound. I’m in the business of dispensing tips, likely to rot in cold soil. the collection of flies. not inventing them (although I can take *** credit for some), I’m counting on you *** *** Are bugs in the garden having a readers out there to share your best Did you know it isn’t always nec- Mosquitos can turn an early evening daily feast at your expense? Here are a helpful hints! essary to purchase costly plant light lawn party into an itching marathon. few ideas to keep the bothersome bugs bulbs for inside seedlings? It is possible To naturally deter the buzzing biters, under control: Do you have a helpful hint or handy to achieve satisfactory results by utiliz- try this: Plant pennyroyal in the gar- • To repel squash bugs that attack tip that has worked for you? Do you have ing your ordinary shop lights. Simply den. When evening falls, simply break squash, cucumbers or pumpkins, place a question regarding household or gar- replace the bulbs with two four watt off some leaves and scatter them on the strips of aluminum foil under the vines. den matters? If so, why not share them bulbs, one cool white and one warm porch or ground where visitors sit. As a bonus, some growers claim the foil with readers of Stonebridge Press publi- white. Hang the lights about two feet also makes the squash ripen faster. cations? Send questions and/or hints to: above the seedlings *** • If pesky Japanese beetles have taken Take the Hint!, c/o Stonebridge Press, If a pet dog or cat brings fleas into up residence in your garden, planting P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. Or *** your home during warm weather, plant onions and garlic near their chomping e-mail [email protected]. Hints are entered Damping Off Disease, which causes tansy under the house windows to dis- grounds can send them packing. into a drawing for a three course dinner seedlings to die from fungi, is a gar- courage their gathering. Tansy also • Or concoct your own home brew for two at the historic Publick House Inn! dener’s nightmare. Here is a simple works to discourage mosquitos. of Garden Pest Insecticide by mixing Antiques and collectibles top 10 list

In my last column, 3. Important historical memorabilia can make your 1962 comic book worth I wrote that I would 2. Antique and classic automobiles five figure sums. share which antiques and motorcycles Although we discussed 1960’s era col- and collectibles I find 1. Paintings by listed artists lectibles, older toys and comic books are selling well in Just limiting the list to 10 was difficult can often be more valuable. A 1938 today’s market. With because there are plenty of items that first edition of Superman sold for $3.2 David Letterman’s are selling well so I took some liberties million. Some pre-war tin toys and recent retirement I and combined some of the items. Also, dolls can bring figures in the $100’s or thought that it was there are times when items from high- $1,000’s. With a new generation of col- appropriate to offer a er ranked categories can sell for more lectors becoming active buyers, 1980’s top 10 list similar to than lower ranked ones. For example, Star Wars figures, Transformers and Antiques, his, counting down some comic books ranked number 10 Magic Cards are some of the hottest ollectibles backwards to the top can sell for six figures or more while collectibles on the market. I will write C item. some listed artist works from number 1 more about other items on the top 10 list & Estates 10. 1960’s and earli- could sell for under $100. Now that I’ve in future columns. er toys, comic books provided more disclaimers than you’d The Worcester Senior Center’s annu- and other collectibles find on a box for a new chain saw, I’ll WAYNE TUISKULA al antique appraisal day took place on 9. Early Chinese explain more about why these items June 8. Thank you to the readers of this and other Asian made my list. column who attended. Our next live antiques We’ll start with number 10. Many auction in Worcester is scheduled for 8. Mid-20th century Scandinavian baby boomers are still actively buying Courtesy photo Aug. 27. We also have an online auction and other modern design art and fur- collectibles. Tin and steel toys from the “Cowboy on Horseback” watercolor estimat- currently running with collectibles, nishings 1960’s and earlier are especially col- ed to sell in the tens of thousands in our many from Lomonosov, Russia, which 7. Arts and crafts and art deco design lectible but even plastic ones are desir- August auction. is the sister city of Framingham. furnishings able. Condition is important as with 6. 1960’s and earlier baseball and all antiques and collectibles. We had Contact us at: Wayne Tuiskula other sports memorabilia a plastic Remco 1960’s war ship sell in ago because it was complete and was in Auctioneer/Appraiser Central Mass 5. Advertising signs, posters and dis- the mid $100’s a few years ago because the box as well. Auctions for Antique Auctions, Estate plays it was unopened in the original box. Comic books seem to always be Sales and Appraisal Services www.cen- 4. Gold coins and jewelry — silver We also had a Rifleman ranch set fetch sought after. Collectors especially covet tralmassauctions.com (508-612- 6111), coins, flatware and hollow ware a price in the high $100’s several years superheroes. The first appearance of a [email protected]. superhero like Spider-Man or the Hulk www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 6 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune SENIOR SCENE TRI-VALLEY, INC. and visit our page to keep up-to-date on appointment. Donna Oncay – Administrative events, programs and happenings. Assistant – 508-278-8622 BOWLING: UPDATE Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508-278- Monday, June 15: Macaroni and SAVE THE DATE: LIGHTHOUSE The Friends of Northbridge Elders 8622 cheese, stewed tomatoes, green beans, CRUISE Inc. is sponsoring Free Bowling for local Peter Waeger – Van Driver mandarin oranges. Thursday, June 25, $81 per person all seniors on the first & third Monday of Tuesday, June 16: Buttermilk chick- inclusive. The Northbridge COA will the month from 1-2 p.m. For more infor- • Please call the Senior Center 48 en, red bliss potatoes, mixed vegetables, sponsor a trip to North Kingstown, R.I. mation call the senior center. hours ahead at 508-278-8622 to reserve fresh fruit. Luncheon at the Quonset ‘O’ Club, fol- your meal and also to arrange for trans- Wednesday, June 17: Beef and bean lowed by a narrated Lighthouse cruise ASK THE NURSE portation to lunch and for medical chili, brown rice, green beans, straw- on the ‘Millenium’ a state-of-the-art Tuesday, June 23, Pat Wallen R.N. appointments. berries. ferry. Nine lighthouses, Ten Island. Call will be available to take vital signs from • Van transportation begins at 10:30 Thursday, June 18: Father’s Day Meal the center for more information or to 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. a.m. each day. Please check with the - Meatloaf and gravy, garlic mashed sign up for this intriguing day trip. Senior Center, Uxbridge Cable Station potato, corn niblets, chocolate brownie, MONTHLY BIRTHDAY DINNER or the Council on Aging website for the plain cake. FINE TRAVELERS Thursday, June 25, at 11:45 a.m. The Lunch Menu. Friday, June 19: Cracker crumb fish, The Friends of Northbridge Elders, monthly birthday dinner will be held. • The Senior Center is a drop off O’Brien Potatoes, Tuscany vegetables, through the FINE Travelers, is present- Anyone celebrating a June birthday is site for the People First Food Pantry. butterscotch pudding, sugar free pud- ing their 2015 trips: America’s Music welcome to attend and bring a guest. Donations are accepted Monday ding. Cities, book now, double, $2,559; single, There will be a raffle of a floral arrange- through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER $3,299; triple, $2,569. Savings of $100 off ment from Petal’s florist; all birthday • Senior Center Wish List – Thank regular rates. Maine tour of Portland participants are eligible to enter the you all for your thoughtfulness and gen- & Kennebunkport, Sept. 8-11, four drawing. Reservations must be in by erosity! We continue to need donations ONGOING ACTIVITIES days/three nights per person, double, Tuesday, June 22 by 11 a.m. of dish-washing soap, dessert size plates $559. Reserve by June 30. Brochures and bowls and tea bags. We will also Lunch is served Monday-Friday, 12 are available at the center, or if you CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP accept monetary donations to our lunch noon, for a $2.50 donation. Reservations call they can be mailed to you. Or call Friday, June 26, the caregivers sup- program or to the Elderly Connection. must be made 48 hours in advance. Jim Gallagher 508-259-3786.see web site port group will meet at 10:30-11:30 a.m. The Uxbridge Elderly Connection rais- http://nscfine.com. Or email nscfine@ in the library at the center. es funds to help support many of the • Monday: 9:30 a.m., Light Exercise; gmail.com. activities and the purchase of much of 12:30 p.m., Wii Bowling; 1 p.m., Scrabble the equipment that is not covered by and Scat. MAHJONG DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER our budget. • Tuesday: 9 a.m., Blood Pressure; 9:30 There is a need for Mahjong players • Support – We welcome the support a.m., Tai Chi; 10:45 a.m., Zumba Gold; at the Northbridge Senior Center. The SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS of anyone in a position to give and make 11 a.m., Sing-A-Long; 11:45 a.m., Yoga; 1 game is played on Wednesday after- a significant difference in the lives of p.m., Cribbage. noon at 1 p.m. If you would like to join • Mondays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 10 our elders through supporting the • Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Craft Class; 1 others in this game of concentration, a.m., Osteo exercise; 10 a.m., Reverse important work of the Uxbridge Senior p.m., Bingo.; 6 p.m., Bingo call 508-234-2002. Players are available Glass Painting; 12 p.m., Needle Works. Center. If you or someone you know • Thursday: 12:45 p.m., Whist. to help anyone who needs to brush up • Tuesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; 9:30 benefits from the programs and infor- • Friday: 9 a.m., Shopping to Fair on their skills or beginners are wel- a.m., Cribbage; 9:30 a.m., Zumba; 12 mation provided by the Senior Center Plaza/Price Chopper, appointment come to come and learn the game. p.m., Bingo. please consider giving a donation so required; 9:30 a.m., Light Exercise; 10:30 • Wednesdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; we can continue with our programs. a.m., Zumba Gold; 12:30 p.m., Bridge/ BVT BRUNCH 10 a.m., Osteo exercise; 12 p.m., Needle Any amount is greatly appreciated. Scat. The Senior Center “Dine out” group Works Feel free to contact us at 508-278-8622 will go to the 3 Seasons Restaurant on • Thursdays: 9 a.m., Walking Club; or visit us on our webpage at Uxbridge- Wednesday, June 17, for Brunch all ma.gov/coa or like us on our FB page NORTHBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER 10 a.m., Tai chi; 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., inclusive $13. Painting; 12 p.m., Bingo. by Googling Uxbridge Senior Center. One can also donate directly online Director Kelly S. Bol MOVIE via the town’s webpage or by mail. The Phone: 508-234-2002 Wednesday, June 17, the Movie “You UPCOMING EVENTS Uxbridge Senior Center is located at 36 Hours: 8:30 a.m.– 4 p.m. Monday– Again” will be shown at 1 p.m. Light South Main St, Uxbridge, MA, 01569. refreshments will be served. Thank you! Thursday; 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Friday • Hand Massages: Wednesday, June • Shopping Trips – Grocery shopping 17, at 11 a.m. Jessica Jacques will be WALKING CLUB every Tuesday – Pick up begins at 1 IN-TOWN TRANSPORTATION here to give free hand massages. Please Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m. The p.m. We have changed the time to make Due to the high demand for local call by June 10 to reserve your spot. walking club meets at St. Patrick’s it easier to get people to lunch and give transportation, appointment must be • Newsletter: If your household is cemetery. Contact the senior center for everyone time to get their shopping made no later than 24 hours prior to receiving more than one newsletter, more information. done. pick up. Call 508-234-2002. and you would like to receive only one, • Walmart shopping - second and or you would like to look up our events SHINE fourth Thursdays of the month – Pick UPCOMING EVENTS & on our website at www.thetownofdoug- The Shine counselor is available up begins at 12:30 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS lasma.org, please let us know. every Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to assist • Lunch and Learn – Power of We require registration for all of our • Honey Bees: Tuesday, June 16, from you with Medical Insurance concerns Hydration – Senior Comfort Services events and trips. Simply call 508-234- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Ken Warchol Mass you may have. Appointments are nec- – On Friday, June 12, from 11:30 a.m. 2002 to sign up. The Northbridge Senior State Atiary Inspector will be here to essary, call the center to schedule an to 12:30 p.m., Claudia Dexter and Patti Center is now on Facebook. Like us share honey bees and how they apply Toupin from Senior Comfort Services to us. will be with us. They will present an in depth look at the power of water on our SUNSHINE CLUB FREE brains organ functions and the impor- tance of avoiding dehydration. Hydrotherapy • Monthly Meetings: Are held on the • Father’s Day Celebration – On first Thursday of the month at 3 p.m. upgrade in June Monday, June 22, we will celebrate Meetings are held at senior center. Father’s Day with a special luncheon. w/mention of ad. • The Sunshine Club will be sponsor- Call early to reserve your meal – 508- ing the following bus trips that are open SecurityBath Ends 6/30/15 278-8622. to the community: • Ask the Nurse – Ann Labonte from - Saturday, Aug. 1: Tanglewood Salmon Health will be available on the rehearsal (featuring cellist Yo-Yo Ma) Walk-in Bathtubs with Hydrotherapy third Tuesday of each month to do the w/lunch at the Cork and Hearth. $83. 508-909-4065 blood pressure clinic. A new feature - It’s not too early to plan for the starting in April will be Ask the Nurse. fall!! The Sunshine Club of the Douglas Your Doorway to If you have any questions about new Senior Center will be taking a 3-day trip symptoms you may have, questions to Long Island from Sept. 17-19. The trip Independent Bathing about medications, or any other health is dubbed “The Great Gatsby’s Gold problem, she will be able to help you Coast” tour. That area of Long Island with them. She will be here on Tuesday, was given its name for the lavish coun- Comfort • Safety June 16, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. try estates built there during the early • “Shine’s Medicare and More” — Independence 1900’s and immortalized in F. Scott The Central Mass. Shine Program is Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby, based Luxury • Freedom now sponsoring a monthly Cable TV upon his experiences while residing program called Shine’s Medicare and there. The trip will include admission to More, on your local cable channel. 5 Gold Coast Mansions, two dinners and This program is designed to educate two breakfasts. The price is $445. per and update Medicare beneficiaries and NOW AVAILABLE person. Then Oct. 12-15 will be a 4-day their families on Medicare and other trip to Lake George and Lake Placid. programs that can assist you with your There will be three Adirondack buffet health insurance needs. If you don’t see FOR HOME INSTALLATION breakfasts and 3 dinners, including a it on your local cable channel give them dinner show. The trip also includes a call and ask about it. guided tours of Saratoga Springs, Lake Avoid… Nursing Homes, Broken Hips & Sore Joints • The Uxbridge Senior Center in con- Placid, and Lake George, plus a cruise junction with the Sunshine Club will be aboard Lac Du St. Sacrement on Lake Enjoy… Hydrotherapy Models And Independence offering the following trips: George. The price is $489 per person - June 19: Newport Flower Show, We will remove with a $10. Discount if paid in full by Keep… Your Home And Your Dignity lunch at the Pier, $68. June 21. There are still a few spots - Sept. 17-19 – 3 days with 5 Gold Coast your old tub available for the trip to Tanglewood on Improve… Your Health, Your Circulation Mansions –The Great Gatsby Gold Saturday, Aug. 1, $83, including lunch. Coast Tour, Long Island, NY, $445. - Wednesday, Oct. 7: Turkey Train! Choose… Many Colors And Features TAX and install your - Oct. 12-15 – 4 days Lake George and Travel along Lake Winnipesaukee w/ DEDUCTIBLE Lake Placid, $489. Hart’s Turkey Farm turkey dinner on Enhance… Your Lifestyle And Home Security Bath - Nov. 16-19 – Lancaster Amish the train. $66. Christmas Show Tour, 4 days, $489. • Oct. 12-15: Lake George and Lake All trips are open to anyone who Walk-In Tubs with Placid. Four days. $489. I had knee surgery a year ago Since my husband passed wants to have a good time! They - Nov. 16-19: Lancaster Amish and didn’t think getting in and away my children had been Hydrotherapy leave from the Job Lot parking lot in Christmas Show Trip. Four days. $489. urging me to move into an Whitinsville an also from the Westboro out of a tub was an option for All trips leave from the Job Lot park- assisted living facility. We that will fit even Senior Center. For more information, me anymore, until my husband ing lot in Whitinsville and also from the finally decided to make call Sue at 508-372-9266. the smallest of Westboro Senior Center. Please call Sue found your tub. My walk in tub • 10th Annual Elderly Connection a few modifications here at 508-372-9266 for more information. is a joy! I would recommend it and see how much safer we spaces! Golf Tournament! Save the date! The to anyone who has arthritis and could make this old house. 10th Annual Golf Tournament will knee problems. I feel like a new The walk-in tub was the UXBRIDGE SENIOR CENTER take place on Saturday, June 13, at person. Thank you so much. best change. I wish I had Lifetime Warranty the Crystal Lake Golf Course in Rhode gotten it years ago. The peace of mind Island. Make plans to join us for this Linda K. Made in America 36 South Main St. Special Event. Fee for one person is Manchester, N.H. for my children is great also. Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508-278- Muriel D. 8622 Turn To SENIOR SCENE page ­­­A7 Lexington MA Showers, lifts, whatever you need - custom designed! Why risk waiting for a slip and fall and then suffer? The sooner you get your walk-in tub… the longer you benefit from it Get Results, Call now… 508-909-4065 READING NEWSPAPERS Before After IS A QUEST LIKE NO OTHER B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 7 OBITUARIES Donald Felix Vecchione, 80 Lillian A. Duclos, 91 DOUGLAS the CapeAbilities DayHab. program in SUTTON — Lillian Northfield, N.H. area before moving — Donald Felix Eastham where he was loved by the A. (Graveson) Duclos, to Sutton over 65 years ago. Primarily Vecchione, 80, of staff and other clients. 91, died Saturday, a homemaker, Lillian loved spending Orleans, died peace- Donald is predeceased by his parents, June 6, at Beaumont time with her family, especially her fully at Cape Cod brothers Guy and Jeffrey Vecchione, Nursing Home where grandchildren. She had a passion for Hospital on April 24, sister Eleanor Luneau, and neph- she has been a resi- and taught many years the art of cake surrounded by loving ews Keith and Mark Vecchione. He dent for the past five decorating and tole painting. She loved family members. is survived by his brother David and months. reading, doll collecting, cooking, bak- Born in wife Mitchell of Douglas, sister-in-law She was prede- ing, seamstress work, and feeding the Whitinsville, as the Brenda and husband Brian Ridgeway ceased by her hus- Hummingbirds. A very skillful woman, second child of Felix S. and Viola L. of Eastham, sister-in-law Cynthia band of 54 years, Elmer J. “Red” Duclos she made clothes for her children when (Hippert) Vecchione, Donald spent his Deslaurias of Eastham, and brother-in- Jr. who died on Feb. 23, 1996. they were young and studied wood- early years at home in Douglas. As a law Phillip Luneau of Douglas. Donald Lillian is survived by 4 children; working making furniture and doll- young adult, Donald found socializa- is also survived by his loving nieces Sharon R. Tankis of Whitinsville, houses over the years. Some of her tion and meaningful employment at and nephews: Amy (Cundall), Michael Diana G. Seale and her husband Gene favorite past times were bingo and Alternatives Unlimited in Whitinsville. (Berardi), and David, Scott, Tye, and of Lawrenceville, GA, Brian R. Duclos going to the casino to play the slot He especially loved bowling and Friday Lori Vecchione. and his wife Beverly of Sutton, with machines. She was a member of the night dances sponsored by the work- In lieu of flowers, donations in whom she lived for 30 years, and Ladies’ Auxiliary VFW Post 1385 in shop. Donald’s name may be made to Patrick G. Duclos and his wife Cindy of Uxbridge and a member of St. Denis A truly special person, Donald moved CapeAbilities, 895 Mary Dunn Road, Fort Meyers Beach, Fla.; a daughter-in- Church. to Eastham after the passing of his Hyannis, MA 02601. His graveside buri- law Donna Clouette-Duclos; 11 grand- Her funeral was held from Tancrell- mother to live with his brother Jeffrey al service will be held on Saturday, children; 14 great grandchildren, a Jackman Funeral Home, 35 Snowling and family. As the years progressed June 13 at 11 a.m. in St. Denis Cemetery, brother Jack Graveson of Uxbridge and Rd., Uxbridge on Thursday, June and Donald found new friends within Douglas. To leave a condolence mes- his wife Christine, her sister Rachel 11 with a Mass in St. Denis Church, the CapeAbilities network, he moved sage for the family, please visit www. Bergeron and her husband Raymond, 23 Manchaug St. Burial followed in to the Orleans House where he resided jackmanfuneralhomes.com. and nieces and nephews. Veterans National Cemetery in Bourne. until his passing. She was predeceased by her son A calling hour in the funeral home was Donald was known for his happiness “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” by Robert Bob Duclos in 2010 and her son-in-law held on Thursday, June 11. and gentle spirit. He adored his family Frost Jack Tankis in 2007, siblings Mary, In lieu of flowers donations in and friends and never missed an oppor- Nature’s first green is gold Joseph, Germaine, Laura, and Edward Lillian’s memory may be made to tunity to celebrate with them. He loved Her hardest hue to hold. “Butch.” Beaumont Nursing Home, 85 Beaumont attending church services with cousin Her early leaf’s a flower; Born in Northfield, N.H., on April 23, Dr., Northbridge, MA 01534. Nancy Jane Vecchione and later with But only so an hour. 1924, she was the daughter of Edward To leave a condolence message for Brenda and Brian. The highlight of his Then leaf subsides to leaf. and Marie Rose (Pellerin) Graveson, the family please visit: www.jackman- week, however, was his weekly din- So Eden sank to grief, and spent her childhood in the Tilton/ funeralhomes.com. ner at his favorite restaurant, Hearth So dawn goes down to day. N’ Kettle. Until recently, he attended Nothing gold can stay. Brian Sean O’Melia, 45 UXBRIDGE — Brian attended Uxbridge High Raymond F. Butterworth, 91 Brian Sean O’Melia, School and was a graduate of Johnson 45, formerly of and Wales Culinary Institute of Rhode UXBRIDGE and his wife Paula Uxbridge, passed Island. Brian worked as a Chef for — Raymond F. Butterworth of away Friday, June many years. A quiet and private per- Butterworth, 91, of Riverside, R.I., and 5, at his home in son, he enjoyed cooking, reading, work- Uxbridge, passed Cindy A. and her hus- Connecticut. ing out, and a good movie. away Saturday, June band Glenn Tanner of He is survived by His funeral was held from Tancrell- 6, with his family by Uxbridge; six grand- his parents, John Jackman Funeral Home, 35 Snowling his side at Milford children, Derek, O’Melia of Smithfield, Rd., Uxbridge, Tuesday, June 9, with a Regional Medical Evan, and Nick R.I., and Patricia O’Melia, of Uxbridge, Mass in St. Mary’s Church, 71 Mendon Center, Milford. DiPetrillo, Raymond and his siblings, Donald O’Melia and St., Uxbridge. Burial will be held at He was the hus- G. Butterworth, Kathleen (O’Melia) Frydel. a later date convenient to the family. band of the late Alice F. (Duquette) and Riley and Audrey Tanner; three He was predeceased by his broth- Calling hours at the funeral home were Butterworth who died in 2014. great-grandchildren, Jayden, Kyle, and er, Joseph O’Melia, in 1978. Brian held Monday, June 8. Raymond had been employed as a Zachary DiPetrillo, and many nieces is also survived by his Aunt Phyllis In lieu of flowers, donations in Brian’s carpenter with Rapco Construction in and nephews. O’Melia, his niece Angelina (O’Melia) memory may be made to ADAA, 701 Lincoln, R.I., for a number of years He was predeceased by three broth- Tobin, his nephews Joseph O’Melia, Georgia Ave., Suite 412, Silver Spring, before retiring in 1991. He was also ers and one sister. Justin O’Melia, Eric O’Melia and many MD 20910. a self-employed finish carpenter and Visiting hours were held Wednesday, McCrohan and Auclair family cousins. To leave a condolence message for home builder. June 10, in the Buma Funeral Home, Born in Milford on Nov. 8, 1969, he the family, please visit www.jackman- He was born April 5, 1924, in 101 N. Main St., Rte. 122, Uxbridge. grew up in Uxbridge before moving to funeralhomes.com. Woonsocket, R.I., the son of the late A funeral Mass was held Thursday, Connecticut. William and Harriet (Harrington) June 11, in St. Brendan’s Church, 60 Butterworth and was a World War II Turner Ave., Riverside, R.I. Burial fol- U.S. Navy veteran. lowed with Full Military Honors at Gate George H. Ellis, 84 Raymond enjoyed gardening, farm- of Heaven Cemetery, E. Providence. ing and bird watching. He just loved to In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- WHITINSVILLE — George H. D. Ellis of Wales, and Richard H. Ellis always be working on something. tions may be made to the Wounded Ellis, 84, of Whitinsville, passed away who died in 1977; two brothers, Milton He is survived by his children, Alison Warrior Project, P.O. Box, 758517, Thursday, June 4, at home. Ellis of Charlton and Donald Ellis of L. and her husband Gary DiPetrillo Topeka, KS 66675. He was the husband of Dorothy J. Lady Lake, Fla.; three sisters, Lorraine of Uxbridge and Florida, Jeffrey N. Visit www.bumafuneralhome.com. (Bell) Ellis. King of Oxford, Elaine Griggs of New Mr. Ellis had been a truck driver London, Conn., and Marilyn Desjardins for Wilson Freight for 33 years before of Lady Lake, Fla.; two granddaugh- retiring. He had previously worked for ters; a great-grandson and many nieces Drake Bakery. and nephews. He was born Aug. 18, 1930, in Oxford, He was also predeceased by a sister the son of the late George Ellis and Marie Giroux. E-mail obituaries for the Blackstone Valley Madeline Leman. Visiting hours were held Tuesday George enjoyed fishing, hunting, and June 9, in Buma Funeral Home, 480 was also a Teamster with Local #494. Church St., Whitinsville followed Tribune to: [email protected] In addition to his wife Dorothy of by a funeral service in the funeral 65 years, George is survived by his home. Burial followed in Pine Grove sons, Glenn G. Ellis of Goldsboro, N.C., Cemetery, Linwood Ave., Whitinsville. Bruce E. Ellis of Colorado Springs, Visit www.bumafuneralhome.com. Colo., Gary R. Ellis of Uxbridge, Paul

bility on the roadway. The law requires sented by Attorney Timothy Borchers THE WEEK AHEAD SENIOR SCENE that front and rear lights be activat- on Thursday, June 18, at 7 p.m. Topics continued from page A6­­­ ed in all of the following conditions: to be covered are: Competency and when windshield wipers are on, when incapacity, Long term care insurance, • Monday, June 15: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch $130, for a foursome $520 and for buffet low light or weather conditions prevent Long term care, Reverse Mortgages and – Vegetable Quiche, garden salad and only $30. This Elderly Connection fund- other vehicles or persons from being Special consideration for dependent fresh fruit. raiser helps the Senior Center by pro- seen at 500 feet, and from half hour adult children. Please call the Senior • Tuesday, June 16: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch viding funds for special programs and after sunset to half hour before sun- Center for further information at 508- – Meatballs with marinara and penne, other needs not covered by the budget. rise. Daytime running lights are not 278-8622. garden salad and sugar free pudding. 1 Part of the funds raised this year will sufficient under the law. A violation • Bereavement Counseling: Are you p.m. – Pick-up begins for grocery shop- go toward building a patio behind the may cause a surcharge on your auto dealing with the loss of a loved one, ping at Hannaford’s. Call 278-8622 to Senior Center. Call Peter DiBattista at insurance. losing a job or your home or just need to arrange for pick-up. 508-243-5666 or Pete Petrillo at 508-278- • Taking Control of Your Future: A talk to someone? Please call the Senior • Wednesday, June 17: 11:30 a.m. – 5106 for more information and to sign Legal Checkup – We are very excit- Center and make an appointment to talk Lunch – BBQ chicken, three bean salad, up. ed to invite you to participate in the to our bereavement counselor, Dr. Carl pasta salad and watermelon. • New Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Massachusetts Bar Association’s 2015 Schultz. Dr. Schultz comes to us with • Thursday, June 18: 11:30 a.m. – Light Law: A new law took effect on Elder Law Education Program pre- impressive credentials. He is available Lunch – Pot Roast, mashed potatoes, April 7, 2015 requiring the use of head- sented with the cooperation of the for people of all ages by appointment. carrots and sugar free Jell-O. lights and taillights on motor vehicles Massachusetts Chapter of the National All sessions are free, private and con- • Friday, June 19: 11:30 a.m. – Lunch – during inclement weather and when Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. The fidential. Call the Senior Center at 508- Baked fish, rice pilaf, mixed vegetables, windshield wipers are in use. The law program, A Legal Check-Up-Planning to 278-8622 to make an appointment. sugar free ice cream. is intended to increase safety and visi- Live Well and Protect Assets, will be pre-

follows: Uxbridge, and Marion of Tampa Bay, greater opportunities for people with • Northbridge: Northbridge Fla. developmental disabilities in the com- NEWS BRIEFS Selectmen’s Meeting, Northbridge munity. The corporate sponsor for the Town Hall, on June 22, from 7-7:30 p.m. event is Insurance Professionals of New As always, any constituent who wish- VCS announces return of England. Muradian announces June es to speak to Representative Muradian For more information or to register or his staff, but is unable to attend the charity golf classic or sponsor, please visit the Venture office hours office hours may make an appointment website at venturecs.org or contact for a more convenient time by calling STURBRIDGE/UXBRIDGE — Paige Billings at 774-922-1135. BOSTON — State Rep. David (617) 722-2240 or e-mailing him at David. Venture Community Services (former- Muradian will be hosting office hours [email protected]. ly RRI) will hold its 18th annual Charity this June for constituents of the 9th Golf Classic at Blissful Meadows Golf Worcester District. Club in Uxbridge on Friday, June 12. “Office hours are a great opportunity Birth Announcements The shotgun start time will be at 9 a.m. for my constituents to meet with me The cost is $540 per foursome (indi- and ask any questions they may have, Recent birth at Milford Regional viduals can sign up for $135 per person) or voice any of their concerns,” said Medical Center. Welcome to a son, and includes green fees, golf cart, boxed Muradian. Vincent Charles Montesi, born April 1, lunch, Venture logo golf shirt, com- Constituents are encouraged to visit 2015 to Hannah Tympanick and Joshua plimentary cocktail and buffet dinner at their convenience during office Montesi of Blackstone. in the pavilion. There will be contests hours and will be seen on a first-come, Grandparents are Phil and Stephanie held throughout the day in addition to first-served basis. No appointment is Tympanick of Millville and Joseph and a raffle and silent auction. necessary. Paula Montesi of Little River, S.C. Proceeds will benefit programs and The locations, dates and times are as Great grandparents are Katherine of services at Venture and will provide 8 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune UniBank donates $10K to BVEF

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UniBank recently made a $10,000 donation to the Blackstone Valley Education Foundation GENERAL to help strengthen and expand multiple initiatives in Blackstone Valley communities. ELECTRICIAN Photographed from left to right: Anjali Paranjape, UniBank’s Grafton Branch Manager; MASONRY Joseph Tonelli, UniBank’s Grafton Assistant Branch Manager; Paul Lynskey, Executive Director of the Blackstone Valley Education Foundation; and Christopher Foley, Senior Vice President, Director of Retail Banking at UniBank. Mr. Foley also serves as the President of J. Grenier MASONRY the Blackstone Valley Education Foundation. ALL TYPES Electrician CHIMNEYS BUILT & REPAIRED, STONE WALLS, STEPS, WHITINSVILLE — UniBank recent- Program. New Homes, Service Upgrades, WALKWAYS, BLOCK WORK & MORE. Adding Plugs & Switches ly announced that a $10,000 donation “We are proud to support the FULLY INSURED was made to the Blackstone Valley Blackstone Valley Education FREE ESTIMATES Education Foundation (BVEF) to Foundation,” stated James F. Paulhus, Fast EmErgEncy sErvicE IN BUSINESS OVER 25 YEARS strengthen and expand multiple initia- president and CEO of UniBank. “The Lic. #33649 BOB LATIMORE tives in the Blackstone Valley commu- work being done by this important orga- GENERAL MASONRY nities. The Blackstone Valley Education nization in the Blackstone Valley makes 508-234-4959 N. UXBRIDGE, MA. 508-278-3913 Foundation, comprised of eleven public connections between students and busi- school districts, serves as the primary nesses to make our community better community link between the school dis- each and every day.” tricts throughout the Blackstone Valley Paul Lynskey, executive director of and local businesses. The organization the Education Foundation remarked, BUILDERS CARPENTERS works to strengthen the community “The Blackstone Valley Education by providing services that enhance the Foundation is grateful to UniBank Roofing MasteR development of career learning oppor- for this donation. The Education CRaftsMan HUSBANDSHUSBANDS FOR FOR HIRE HIRE hingleS tunities, academic planning, and career Foundation is committed to enriching S or CeRtainteed HOMEHOME IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT skills awareness. education and strengthening leadership or Vinyl NORTHBRIDGE,NORTHBRIDGE, MA MA BVEF initiatives impacted by in the Valley. We are proud that we’ve siding rubber Work... Al [email protected]@aol.com UniBank’s donation include: Blackstone been able to make a difference through uality way Q s www.hubbiesforhire.comwww.hubbiesforhire.com Valley Youth Leadership Academy, dynamic programming. Without the Annual Blackstone Valley Business & help of UniBank and other business WinnerWinner of BostonBoston Magazine’s Magazine’s 2009 2009 Best Best of Boston™ of Boston™ Home Award for Small Home Repairs in Metrowest Education Forum, Art in the Valley partners, we would be unable to contin- Mark Vaz 774/244-6781 Home Award for Small Home Repairs in Metrowest Exhibition, and Humanities Scholars ue our important work.” SpecializingSpecializing in in handyman handyman services, services, small small home home repairs,repairs, painting,painting, tiling tiling and and much much more more Bill Skerry 508/414-9451 FullyFully insured and and registered registered – Call – Call Ed MansfieldEd Mansfield for a freefor estimatea free estimate POLICE LOGS 508-234-2162508-234-2162

Editor’s Note: The information con- ence of liquor, possess open container tained in these police logs was obtained of alcohol in motor vehicle. through either press releases or other Summary - Northbridge Police CONSTRUCTION PAINTING public documents kept by each police received a call about an accident, in department, and is considered to be the front of a residence on Providence Rd. account of police. All subjects are con- After a brief investigation, Ms. Broome sidered innocent until proven guilty in was arrested on the above charges. FRESH START a court of law. If a case is dismissed in June 3 court or the party is found to be innocent, Alycia M. Beatrice, 25, 18 Singletary PAINTING The Tribune, with proper documenta- Ave. Sutton. (2) Straight Warrants, “Give Your House A Fresh Start” tion, will update the log at the request of Worcester District Court. Free Estimates the arrested party. Summary - Subsequent to a motor Interior/Exterior • Powerwashing vehicle stop on North Main St., Ms. Fully Insured NORTHBRIDGE POLICE Beatrice was arrested on the above Over 30 Years Experience charges. ARRESTS June 5 Frank Nicole Collins, 22, 1 Barbara’s Path, (508) 320-0867 • (508) 476-1778 June 2 Upton. Operating under influence of [email protected] Kristen L. Broome, 20, 20 Pinecrest liquor, marked lanes violation. Rd. Uxbridge. Operating under influ- HEATING PLUMBING Weekly Crossword & HEATING June 12, 2015 R. Harris Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

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16. In a hypocritically 24 hr. emergency Service Phone: 508-234-2493 ROB righteous manner 978-545-6432 Fax: 508-234-2463 HARRIS 18. Appear 19. Austere [email protected] 20. Order to attack, M.P.L. 15660 /J.P.L. 30352 / S.M.L. 1922 with “on” 21. Achy 23. “Come in!” 24. “Portnoy’s CONTRACTOR LAWN CARE Complaint” author 25. Animal catcher 27. Manages 28. Impossible to figure 34. After expenses Ken Ballou 35. Chapel at entrance Building Contractor to medieval English church West Street, E. Douglas 36. Death on the Nile cause, perhaps 39. Unconditional 476-7674 authority (2 wds) 41. Head of city gov- 6. Marsh bird 36. Any of a series of 46. Aligned NEW HOMES • REMODELING • SIDING ernment 7. Pipe material radioactive elements 47. Radio operators ROOFING • REPAIRS • ADDITIONS 44. Hyperion, for one 8. “Pumping ___” 37. Kerogen oil (2 wds) 48. Charlotte-to- Established 25+ Years 45. Microwave, e.g. 9. Former French coin 38. Condition of await- Raleigh dir. 508-278-9824 46. Larceny 10. European mint used ing a decision 49. Certain 51. Gentle in perfume 39. Voting “nay” Scandinavian 52. Oolong, for one 11. Sedimentary rock 40. Game with match- 50. Coach 53. Atomic no. 92 consisting of tiny sticks 53. Advocate GENERATORS 55. Formerly known as spherical grains 41. Formal proposal 54. Mother (informal) 56. Arrangement of 12. Puts into right put to a vote 57. Sylvester, to Tweety music for an orchestra frame of mind 42. Park, for one 58. Toni Morrison’s 59. Power failures 14. Fed (hyphenated) 43. Leavening agents “___ Baby” 60. Wandering 15. A chip, maybe 61. Fit together 17. Crumb 62. Hardly ever 22. Victorian, for one 24. ___ v. Wade Down 26. “Enigma 1. Murderer Variations” composer 2. Old dance in Spain 27. Traction aid 3. Agreement between 29. “Wheels” two parties 30. Final: Abbr. 4. Common Market 31. Deception inits. 32. Priestly garb 5. Takes a seat 33. ___ canto B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 9 LEARNING EDUCATION NOTEBOOK

• Susan Healy, of Whitinsville, honored the graduating class of 2015. John DeVries, of Uxbridge, was Bucknell University received a Master of Healthcare Among the graduates was the following awarded a bachelor of science degree in Administration degree. local student: industrial engineering with distinction. LEWISBURG, Pa. — Christopher Nicole Stacy, of Uxbridge, graduated Anthony Foulke, of Uxbridge, was Jarvis, of Northbridge, was named to with a Bachelor of Science degree in awarded a master of science degree in the dean’s list at Bucknell University Norwich University Health Science. mechanical engineering. for the spring semester of 2014-15 aca- demic year. Dean’s list students have NORTHFIELD, Vt. — The following achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or local student has been recognized on Lasell College Nichols College higher on a scale of 4.0. the dean’s list at Norwich University for the spring 2015 semester: NEWTON — Sarah Hennessy, of DUDLEY — Nichols College has LEWISBURG, Pa. — Christopher Reid Robert Boutin, of Uxbridge Uxbridge, has received a BS degree from recognized 454 students who achieved Jarvis, Northbridge, MA 01534, son of Lasell College during commencement Dean’s List or Dean’s High Honors for Michael Jarvis and Linda Gerstmayr- exercises May 2015. Hennessy majored their academic work during the just Jarvis and a graduate of Hopkinton H S, Wentworth Institute of in Hospitality and Event Management. completed spring term. graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor Melissa Daoust of the Nichols Class of of Science degree in Physics. Technology 2017 and Douglas, has achieved Dean’s Providence College List for academic work during the just BOSTON — The following local resi- completed spring term. Coastal Carolina University dents have graduated from Wentworth PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The follow- Ryan Gove of the Nichols Class of 2015 Institute of Technology in Boston. The ing local residents were among more and Northbridge, has achieved Dean’s CONWAY, S.C. — Approximately school held its spring commencement than 800 students from Providence High Honors for academic work during 1,800 students have made the Spring on April 25. College who received undergradu- the just completed spring term. Semester 2015 Dean’s List for academ- • Emily Trabing, of Uxbridge ate degrees during the College’s 97th Victoria Hippert of the Nichols Class ic achievement at Coastal Carolina Commencement Exercises held on of 2015 and Douglas, has achieved University. Sunday, May 17. Dean’s High Honors for academic work They include: Springfield College Bridget Murphy, a resident of during the just completed spring term. James Brochu, a sophomore major- Douglas, received a bachelor’s degree Bruce Marchand of the Nichols Class ing in Finance, of Northbridge SPRINGFIELD — Springfield College Magna Cum Laude of 2017 and Uxbridge, has achieved Andrew Hill, a senior majoring in recognizes dean’s list students for the Shannon Ott, a resident of Uxbridge, Dean’s High Honors for academic work Management, of Douglas 2015 spring semester. received a bachelor’s degree ; during the just completed spring term. Courtney Hill, a freshman major- Mickayla Holt, of Uxbridge. Holt is Nicholas von Hein, a resident of Katelyn Parkinson of the Nichols ing in Early Childhood Education, of studying Health Science/Occupational Uxbridge, received a bachelor’s degree Class of 2016 and Douglas, has achieved Douglas Therapy. Summa Cum Laude Dean’s High Honors for academic work Mitchell Goldman, of Uxbridge. during the just completed spring term. Goldman is studying Health Science/ Kiernan Sanders of the Nichols Class Framingham State University Pre-Physical Therapy. Worcester Polytechnic of 2016 and Uxbridge, has achieved Rachel Litchfield, of Northbridge. Dean’s List for academic work during FRAMINGHAM — The following Litchfield is studying Health Science/ Institute the just completed spring term. local Framingham State University stu- Pre-Physical Therapy. Alyssa Tosti of the Nichols Class of dents graduated this academic year: Matthew Bell, of Uxbridge. Bell is WORCESTER — The largest gradu- 2015 and Douglas, has achieved Dean’s • Jessica Mirabal, of North Uxbridge, studying Sport Management. ating class in WPI’s history, 1,680 stu- List for academic work during the just received a Bachelor of Arts degree. dents, received their degrees beneath completed spring term. • Emily Curtis, of Northbridge, a large, billowing tent that shielded received a Bachelor of Science degree. Dean College graduates and well-wishers from the • Nicole Mussulli, of Northbridge, sun that occasionally peeked from received a Bachelor of Science degree. FRANKLIN — Dean College in behind generally cloudy skies. In all, Whitinsville Social Library * Keri Woodward, of Northbridge, Franklin is honored to announce stu- the Institute awarded 956 bachelor’s received a Master of Arts degree. dents who have been named to the degrees, 682 master’s degrees, and 42 WHITINSVILLE — Blackstone Valley * Caterina Kennedy, of Northbridge, Dean’s List for the Spring 2015 semes- PhDs during its 147th Commencement libraries will hold their first ever Teen received a Master of Education degree. ter. exercises. Comic Con Event on Thursday, Aug. 13, • Nicholas Maloney, of Uxbridge, Claudia Hastie, of Uxbridge The following local residents recently from 5 until 7 p.m., at the Whitinsville received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Toyomi Johnson, of Uxbridge graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Social Library. • William Mingace, of Uxbridge, Institute (WPI). Meet teens from all over the received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Libbi Richardson of Uxbridge, was Blackstone Valley! This event is for • Dionne Gomes, of Uxbridge, received Mount Ida College awarded a bachelor of science degree fans of comic books, graphic novels, and a Bachelor of Science degree. in biology and biotechnology with dis- anime! For ages 13-18. • Erin Anderson, of Uxbridge, NEWTON — Two hundred eighty tinction. Event will include: Dress in your received a Bachelor of Science degree. nine students graduated from Mount Haley Andrews, of Douglas, was favorite cosplay costume for costume • Emily Drywa, of Uxbridge, received Ida College in Newton on May 11. awarded a bachelor of science degree in contest. Comic Artist Eric Fulford from a Bachelor of Science degree. Receiving degrees were: computer science. Providence will be giving a comic artist • Timothy Brita, of Whitinsville, Ashley Burch of Douglas (01516) grad- Zachary Chupka, of Douglas, was workshop. There will be pizza, snacks, received a Bachelor of Arts degree. uated with the Associate in Arts degree awarded a bachelor of science degree in prizes, and a comic craft contest, and • Ashley Choiniere, of Whitinsville, in Dental Hygiene. computer science. photo booth. Friendly Neighborhood received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Rylie Rockwell of Uxbridge (01569) Sarah Rahkonen, of Douglas, was Comics will have comic books and • Chantel Sawyer, of Whitinsville, graduated with the Associate in Science awarded a master of science degree in graphic novels for purchase, as well as received a Bachelor of Science degree. degree in Funeral Service. construction project management. free giveaways. This event is closed to • Corin Cook, of Whitinsville, received Joseph Fenton, of Uxbridge, was the public. a Bachelor of Science degree. awarded a master of science degree in To register for this event, visit your • David Prior, of Whitinsville, Keene State College electrical and computer engineering. local participating library: Douglas, received a Master of Education degree. John Osswald, of Northbridge, was Grafton, Northbridge, Sutton, Upton, • Kristin Marino, of Whitinsville, KEENE, N.H. — On Saturday, May 9, awarded a master of science degree in and Uxbridge. received a Master of Education degree. Keene State College’s Commencement electrical and computer engineering. Munchkins with moms

UXBRIDGE — On Friday, May 8, Our Lady of the Valley had “Munchkins with Moms” as a celebration for Mother’s Day. This event brings kids and their mothers closer together. It gives Moms the opportunity to connect with the school, other parents and teachers. This happened before school with a breakfast of munchkins, orange juice and coffee. This scrumptious activity is run by the OLV National Junior Honor Society. It was a great way to start the day.

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— you’ve got to get timely hits and pitching, defense…that’s the success,” said Demagian. Worcester Tech had a tough time putting the ball in play, thanks mostly to Cunningham’s hard fastball. “He’s been sharp the second half of the year,” Demagian said of his ace. “He was on today. He was relying on his fastball and he was spotting it up pretty well. They had a lot of swings and misses, so you know he was throwing hard and he was locating.” In the early going each team plated an unearned run in the first inning before both squads settled in. Northbridge’s Cam Richards (3 for 3) hit a two-out infield single and later scored on a Mike Quinn (2 for 3) RBI infield single. Cunningham’s at-bat, which was sandwiched between Richards and Quinn, provided an error to keep the frame alive. The Eagles countered with a single, sacrifice bunt and a throwing error to account for their run. But Cunningham then threw 1-2-3 frames in the sec- Nick Ethier photos ond (striking out the side) and Northbridge’s Jeremy Michaud reaches back to snag a ball that took an third before Northbridge took unforeseen hop in left field. Northbridge pitcher Liam Cunningham was dominant in the Rams’ Central the lead for good in the fourth. Mass. Division 3 district quarterfinal round victory over Worcester Tech, Richards doubled and Quinn 5-1. followed with an RBI double to deep center field. He was thrown out trying to advance to third, though, and Rob Fraser followed with a triple before being stranded there. Richards hit a triple in the top of the sixth and later scored on a Cunningham sacrifice fly to make it 3-1 before Northbridge tacked on two more runs in the seventh. Koby Schofer hit a grounder to shortstop that took a tough hop, which resulted in an error and two Rams to cross home plate. Cam Richards of Northbridge doubles in the fourth inning. Cunningham then stranded two Eagles on base in the bot- tom of the sev- enth, finishing the game with a strikeout — Postseason Scoreboard his 11th of the contest. June 2 Demagian Lee 11, Blackstone Valley Tech 7 — In a Central/West Division 3 boys’ said that his lacrosse first round matchup, the 10th seeded Beavers’ season came to a team is playing close after losing to Lee. Valley Tech finished with a record of 8-9. good baseball June 3 at just the right Assabet 16, Uxbridge 0 — The Spartans’ softball team, seeded 13th, lost to Second baseman Jacob Padula of Northbridge readies himself for a ball time as the the fourth ranked Aztecs in a Central Mass. Division 3 district tournament hit his way. Rams attempt first round game, ending Uxbridge’s year at 7-10. to repeat as June 4 Central Mass. Grafton 14, Northbridge 2 — The sixth ranked Rams fell to the third BY NICK ETHIER now 14-6, advances to the dis- seeded Indians in a Central/West Division 3 boys’ lacrosse quarterfinal, as SPORTS STAFF WRITER Division 3 trict semifinals versus No. champions. Northbridge finished 10-9. WORCESTER — 10 Hudson High (14-8), to be “This is the Whitinsville Christian 5, West Boylston 0 — In a Central Mass. Division Northbridge High varsity base- played after press time, while time to do 3 boys’ tennis quarterfinal, the third ranked Crusaders blanked the sixth ball coach John Demagian has the third ranked Eagles fin- it,” he said. seeded Lions. Whitinsville Christian is now 14-4 and will play in the semi- been known to say that strong ished 16-5. “This is what finals, after press time. pitching, sound defense and Liam Cunningham fired a you play for. June 5 timely hitting will win games, complete game four-hitter for I’ve got some Blackstone Valley Tech 8, Clinton 5 — The Beavers’ softball team especially in postseason play. the Rams, while the defense seniors that advanced in the Central Mass. Division 3 district tournament after getting And the Rams excelled in all behind him made the plays have been here past the Gaels in the quarterfinal round. Top seeded Valley Tech will next three phases as they outlasted minus one error in first inning for a while, and play in the semifinals, after press time. Worcester Tech in a Central action. And back-to-back-to- some juniors. June 6 Mass. Division 3 district tour- back extra base hits in the top They played Whitinsville Christian 3, Bartlett 2 — The Crusaders girls’ tennis team nament quarterfinal played of the fourth inning plated last year for squeaked past the Indians in a Central Mass. Division 3 district tourna- June 8 at Burncoat High, 5-1. Northbridge’s winning run. that district ment quarterfinal. Fourth seeded Whitinsville Christian, who improved Sixth seeded Northbridge, “That’s what it takes to win title.” to 11-3, will play in the semifinals after press time. June 8 Blackstone Valley Tech 11, Grafton 9 — The top ranked Beavers’ baseball team escaped a scare from the eighth ranked Indians, winning a Central Mass. Division 3 district tournament quarterfinal in close fashion. Valley Tech (19-2) will next play No. 4 Auburn High (14-6) in a semifinal after press ST. ROCH PARISH time.

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and home on a wild pitch. That was the case for much of the night for the Rams, as they did score three times but only totaled three hits against Prouty’s Abby LaFountain. “We just didn’t hit really well at all,” said Northbridge head coach Chris Reding. “I don’t know if she was throwing a rise-ball or was just throwing high, but we were chasing it. We were chasing it all night. We were swinging at it and she was hitting that spot.” LaFountain struck out nine, walked two and two of the three runs allowed were earned. “She’s getting that mental- ity of an experienced player, and it’s starting to show,” Korp said of LaFountain, a sopho- Catcher Casey Roche of Northbridge blocks the plate before tagging out more. “She’s only got room to a sliding Kristen Huston of David Prouty. improve. She hits her spots probably about 65 to 70 percent of the time, which I think is pretty good for a high school pitcher.” The Panthers tied the score at 1-1 in the bottom of the sec- ond when Olivia Fahey tripled and Connie Poirier drove her Nick Ethier photos in with an RBI single. And although Northbridge pitcher Northbridge pitcher Julia Fair winds up before delivering the ball versus Julia Fair gave up four runs, David Prouty. that was the only one that was earned. “We made a couple defensive really well executed.” “I think we buckled down, mistakes that allowed some Northbridge then tied the made some plays and that’s runs to come in,” Reding said. game in the top of the seventh what it took,” Korp said. Fair allowed six hits, struck — once again without a hit — Reding was proud of the way out six and walked eight in her when pinch runner Maeghan his team bounced back from a 6 1/3 innings of work. Kelly scored on a passed ball. 1-4 start to the season. The Rams took a 2-1 lead “Just to get that run when “The beginning of the year in the fourth inning on a we’re not hitting, that’s a huge looked bad,” he said. “After Paige Bober RBI single, but accomplishment,” said Reding. that the team went 9-4.” LaFountain stranded runners “We manufactured that run Reding concluded that his on second and third base to that allowed us to continue to team started three freshmen Northbridge’s Lilly Reding takes a healthy hack at a pitch versus David escape the jam. play.” and two sophomores, so he Prouty. The Panthers then reclaimed But Prouty followed with the expects his team to be back the lead, 3-2, with a pair of runs winning run, advancing to the in district play in the years to in the fifth. Miranda Daab next round of the tournament. come. drew a bases loaded walk and Fahey fol- lowed with an RBI sacrifice fly. But 3rd Annual Northbridge didn’t back Second Chance down, as they kept it a one- Animal Shelter run deficit on a great defen- sive play in Golf Tournament the sixth. Shortstop Haley Trombino of Northbridge slaps a tag on David Prouty’s LaFountain Connie Poirier to record an out. singled, but center fielder DATE: July 18, 2015 Jill Shenian TIME: 7:30 AM Tee Off/ 12:00 Lunch BY NICK ETHIER (15-1), while the Rams’ season threw a strike SPORTS STAFF WRITER FORMAT: 18 Holes Scramble with foursomes closed with a record of 10-9. to catcher SPENCER — It may not have “Definitely a little bit differ- Casey Roche, WHERE: Leicester Country Club, 1430 Main St, been the way David Prouty ent than your typical walk-off,” who tagged Regional varsity softball coach Korp said. “[But] a ‘W’ is a ‘W’.” out Kristen Leicester, MA 01524 Chelsea Korp drew it up, but Korp credited her team’s Huston (2 for she’ll take it. relaxed vibe for the victory. 3), giving the With her eighth seeded Playing in just their second dis- Rams some Panthers and No. 9 Northbridge trict game — last season the much-needed High knotted up in a 3-3 Panthers lost a 13-2 decision to momentum. deadlock in a Central Mass. Notre Dame Academy — they “Jill’s done Division 2 district first round played an inspired ballgame. that three or matchup played June 3 at Wire “One of the biggest things four times Village School, Taylor Houston that we discussed was being this season. (1 for 1, 3 walks) scored the win- relaxed and knowing that we She’s a great ning run in the bottom of the can achieve things,” she said. outfielder,” seventh inning on a walk-off Northbridge scored the Reding said of passed ball, propelling Prouty game’s first run, though, in Shenian, add- Ticket Information: to a 4-3 victory. the top of the first without the ing that Roche Golf/Lunch $90.00 pp – includes 18 hole round of golf, delicious meal The Panthers (10-7) will next benefit of a hit. Colleen Kelly made a “great (steak or vegetarian), cart, and cooler bag and a golfers gift package. play at top seeded Grafton High walked, took second on a sacri- catch, block fice bunt, third on a passed ball and tag. It was * Limit of 144 Tickets

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Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. Many local athletes from the Blackstone Valley competed in the All- Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield and State Track and Field Championships at Fitchburg State University last Springfield Community Veterinary Center in Springfield. Over 16,000 pets a year are helped by Saturday, June 6, and the results are as follows: Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter clinic, Makenzie Cyr, Douglas High, two-mile, seventh place, 11:21.81 wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information Makenzie Cyr/Meghan Foley/Micaela Goldenberg/Tess Miller, Douglas on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org High, 4x400-meter relay, 24th place, 4:10.43 Lucas Horan/Dan Lanoue/Corey Moss/Ian St. Pierre, Uxbridge High, 4x400-meter relay, 27th place, 3:42.92 ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY Conor Jackson, Whitinsville Christian, 400-meter dash, 22nd place, 51.99 seconds 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. VETERINARY CLINIC Jamison Koeman, Whitinsville Christian, two-mile, fourth place, 9:32.85 E. Brookfield, MA 01515 N. Brookfield, MA 01535 501 Belmont Ave., Emily Roxo, Uxbridge High, 100-meter hurdles, 23rd place, 16.72 seconds TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 Springfield, MA Daniel Solano, Whitinsville Christian, 400-meter dash, 14th place, 50.58 FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 TEL. (413) 739-2343 seconds email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org FAX (413) 372-4163 Ian St. Pierre, Uxbridge High, triple jump, 20th place, 39 feet, 5 inches Jon Sylvia, Uxbridge High, shot put, 17th place, 48 feet, 4 1/4 inches 12 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune Pitching pushes Uxbridge baseball to district win over Tahanto Spartans then edge Tyngsborough to reach semifinal round

UXBRIDGE — The fourth seeded Uxbridge High varsity baseball team hosted No. 13 Tahanto Regional on Thursday, June 4 in a Central Mass. Division 4 district tournament open- ing round game. The Spartans, behind terrific pitching and some timely hit- ting, came away with a 3-0 victory. The Spartans’ Mr. Everything, Cam Gallagher, got things going in the bottom of the first inning with a one-out double down the left field line. Starting pitcher Pat Berthelette brought Gallagher home with an RBI single two batters later to make it 1-0 for the hosts. Nobody knew it yet, but that was more than enough for Berthelette on the hill as he fired a one-hit shutout, stymying the Stags’ offensive attack. Just for good measure, Uxbridge (13- 4) added a pair of runs in the fifth as Jerrette Hughes hit a sacrifice fly to Jon Gouin photos Cam Gallagher of Uxbridge celebrates his double down the left field score Mike Tominsky and Gallagher line in the bottom of the first inning. drove home the third Spartans’ run in Uxbridge’s Pat Berthelette threw a one-hit shutout for a 3-0 Spartans’ the person of Josh Bell. win over Tahanto in a Central Mass. Division 4 district tournament Then, on June 8 and again at first round game on Thursday, June 4. Uxbridge High, the Spartans took care of No. 5 Tyngsborough High, 6-3, in a quarterfinal round contest. Uxbridge (14-4) will next play top seeded Oxford High in a semifinal after press time.

Pitcher Pat Berthelette of Uxbridge helps out his own cause with this RBI single to plate Uxbridge’s Jerrette Hughes lifts a sacrifice fly to deep center field in Uxbridge’s Cam Gallagher scores the first and eventual winning run the eventual winning run in a 3-0 shutout the fifth inning to make it 2-0 in the Spartans’ favor. for the Spartans as they defeated Tahanto, 3-0, in a Central Mass. over Tahanto. Division 4 district tournament first round game. Strong season ends for Douglas baseball in district tournament play

DOUGLAS — The Douglas High var- sity baseball team entered the Central Mass. Division 4 district tournament as the eighth seed and with a home game at Soldiers Field, but unfortu- nately they ran into a No. 9 seed who was just a little bit better on Thursday, June 4. Millbury High, who will move on to the daunting task of facing top ranked Oxford High in the quarter- finals, scored early and often in this one. They took a 2-0 lead after half an inning before the Tigers got some- thing going. In the bottom of the first Brandon Bara led off with a walk and was sacrificed to second by starting pitch- er Dave Meech. Mike Tourony then Rob Dixson of Douglas came on to pitch the ripped an RBI double into the gap fifth inning to get two groundouts, ending a to cut the deficit in half. When Matt Millbury rally in the process. Peladeau launched a towering homer Jon Gouin photos to left, Douglas went on top 3-2. with a 9-3 victory. Douglas starting pitcher Dave Meech fires The Tigers’ offense failed to score Matt Peladeau of Douglas commences liftoff Douglas completed their season a strike versus Millbury in a 9-3 loss on in the final six innings, though, and on a pitch for a two-run homer in the bottom with a record of 13-8 and will look for- of the first inning. Thursday, June 4 in the Central Mass. Millbury posted scores in the fourth, ward to reloading in 2016. Division 4 district tournament. fifth and sixth frames to pull away SPORTS BRIEFS

plimentary valet parking, bag circuits with the new SCCA The 2015 sched- Blackstone Valley Pop handling services, unlimited Track Night in America Driven ule for Track Night: use of the driving range, chip- by Tire Rack, a program Boston at Thompson Warner registration is ping area and putting areas that has scheduled multiple Speedway prior to tee off, men and ladies events near the Connecticut/ Motorsports Park, now open locker rooms, an early 8 a.m. Massachusetts/Rhode Island 205 E. Thompson Sutton soccer team advances to registration, a gift and conti- border during spring and sum- Rd. in Thompson, 2015 US Youth Soccer Region I Blackstone Valley Pop nental breakfast, a 10 a.m. shot- mer at Thompson Speedway Conn. is as follows: Warner (BVPW) offers football gun start, Florida scramble, 18 Motorsports Park. Tuesday, June 30, Championships and cheerleading to kids ages holes of golf, carts with wind- SCCA Track Night in 3-9 p.m. 5-15. BVPW is open to kids in shields and bag rain covers, America is the fastest way for Thursday, July 9, By winning the recent US Youth Soccer the Northbridge area as well as prizes for golfers only, snacks, nearly anyone to get on a rac- 3-9 p.m. surrounding towns that do not Massachusetts State Championships, door prizes and a special golf- ing circuit. Participants only Thursday, Aug. 6, the Fuller Hamlets SC, an Under-18 have a Pop Warner program. er’s raffle will follow the din- need be at least 18 years old 3-9 p.m. We group kids according to age girls’ squad from Sutton, has qualified ner of a complete Executive with a valid driver’s license, to compete in the 2015 US Youth Soccer and size to maximize safe and Buffet. Hole in One cash have access to a helmet and Region I (East) Championships. The balanced competition, no try- awards, twosomes and singles streetcar in good working con- East region teams team will be among the more than 260 outs, and mandatory play rules are welcome to sign up. For dition, and possess a willing- top US Youth Soccer Boys and Girls make sure everyone sees play- additional information, call ness to have some weekday sought for wood teams from the 15 US Youth Soccer State ing time. The season runs from Ken at (508) 277-5314 or Ted fun. No previous on-track expe- Associations competing for the regional August to November. All forms at (508) 764-7909. Golfers who rience required. bat baseball title, June 25-30 at the US Youth Soccer and online payment options make entire payment by July Entrants are divided into Region I Championships at both the are available at www.bvpw.org 1 will be entered into a raffle Novice, Intermediate or tournament in Barboursville Soccer Complex and the as registration is ongoing. and have the chance to win a Advanced groups so on-track Scott Orthopedic Soccer Complex in $250 gift certificate from Dick’s time remains fun for all, and Ohio Barboursville, W. Va. Sporting Goods. no race cars are permitted. Regional winners of the Under- 19th Annual Charity The cost is $150 per entrant The Bob Cene 13 through Under-19 age groups earn and grants three 20-minute Baseball Complex in a berth to the 2015 US Youth Soccer Golf Tournament for sessions on track, as well Struthers, Ohio will National Championships, July 20-26, at Sports Car Club of the Mohawk Soccer Complex in Tulsa, as access to SCCA driving be hosting a wooden Educational Assistance bat tournament for Okla. America to allow instructors. Admission is free For more information on the US Youth for those wishing to hang out teams with players The 19th annual golf tour- Soccer National Championships visit and enjoy the festivities or aged 16-18 from the nament to benefit the St. Jean chance to drive at http://championships.usyouthsoccer. display cherished rides, and a East and Midwest Educational Foundation will org, the online home for the US Youth leisurely track parade lap is regions of the coun- take place on Monday, July 27 Thompson Speedway Soccer National Championship Series offered during events for all try from June 25-28. at the Pleasant Valley Country providing the latest in news, informa- The Sports Car Club of guests. For more informa- Please contact Ken Club in Sutton. The cost is $150 tion and more. Get all US Youth Soccer America (SCCA) is removing tion or to register, visit www. Quinn at (330) 719- per person and includes com- National Championship Series updates the air of exclusivity from race TrackNightinAmerica.com. 0581 if interested. on Twitter @usysncs. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015• 13 and headquarters Improving the world around you

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DOUGLAS Danielle Elizabeth Elliott, Matthew McPherson (NHS), Brandon James Jacob Alijah Carter John Fausch, Ryan Daniel Fitzpatrick, Mooney (NHS), Clarissa Janelle Morin, Tiffani Lynn Archambault, Nicholas Caroline Rose Forest, Mariah Marie Rachael Lynn Morin (NHS), Jesse Pasquale Balasco, Brandon James Forsythe, Cameron Arthur Gagnon, Philip Mosczynski, Megan Eileen UXBRIDGE Bara, Brandon Richard Baril, Tyler Stephanie Kathleen Gagnon, Gabriella Murphy, Noah Dean Narducci, Andrew Edward Barsamian, Kevin Joseph Claudia Galluzzo, Emily Ann Gannon, Francis Paine, Adam Matthew Parella, Batson, Kelsey Grace Beaird, Mark Connor Michael Gauthier, Kelsey Lauren Nicole Gasco, Theodore Thomas Matthew Robert Peladeau, Kayla Dawn Elizabeth Gray Anthony Blatchford, Delilah Mae George, Jonathan Michael Gonzalez, Percy, Derek Guy Perkins, Bryan James Boucher, Briona Pearl Brito (NHS), Morgan Emilee Goozey (NHS), Ashley Pineo, Shannon Leigh Sergiacomi WEBSTER Andrew Justin Brown, Sean Michael Morgan Gresian, Domanic Elphege Powell, Kamryn Lee Patricia Reardon, Brunson (NHS), Grace Epiphany Guertin, Brianna Lynn Gustafson, Robert Anthony Rhody, Joshua Paul Burns, Samantha Lee Cafarelli, Leah Anne Michaline Manyak, Elissa Jessica Leigh Hannon, Megan Richard, Kevin Robert Rienstra, Mary Piwowarski (NHS), Cameron Joseph Duncan Campbell, Cassidy Elizabeth Hayes, Brennan Christopher Claudia Barbara Slawski, Caroline Eliza Chapman (NHS), Andreus Paul Thomas Saster, Haley Elizabeth Lee Hildebrand, Nathaniel L. Hurley, Julia Smith (NHS), Ashlynn Marie Schiavone Christy, Christopher Cody Cicero, John Michael Kehoe, Melissa Elaine Stockwell, Jacob Joseph Thackaberry, Savannah Mary Corriveau, Courtney Landry, Alexandra Austin Leach, Suzanne Patricia Thibault, Taylor WHITINSVILLE Rose Cotnoir, Katelyn Mary Cotnoir, Samantha Nicole Leary, Monique Gerard Trottier, Olivia Kathleen Ursch Matthew Brian Curley Makenzie Rae Cyr (NHS), Nicholas E. Renee Levesque, Adam Michael Lewis, (NHS), Jarrod Lawrence Vienneau, Daly, Cameron Michael Davis, Emily Stephanie Michelle Lombardi, Liam Christine Shannon Walthall (NHS), WORCESTER Frances Delphos, Adrianna Nicole Robert Madden (NHS), Jordan-Marie Lauren Rose Willand, Michael James Dereszkiewicz, Matthew Cushing Marcustry, Emily Sapata Martin, Wojcik Anita Lynn Castonguay Desilets, Abigail Kathleen DesRoches Seth Michael McCrory, Carol Joan (NHS), Robert Stephen Dixson (NHS), NORTHBRIDGE

Kevin Flanders photos Graduates wait to receive their diplomas. Taylor Trottier and family.

Sean Brunson and his girlfriend, Micalea Goldenberg. From left, Gabriella Galluzzo, Cameron Gagnon, and Clarissa Morin.

Noah Narducci and his friend, Katie Schiavone. Jacob Carter and his mother, Jen Carter.

Nicholas Balasco and his father, Al Balasco. Brennan Hildebrand and his grandfather, Harry Luppe. B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 15 Class of 2015 says goodbye to Douglas High School

DOUGLAS — Graduates of Douglas High School and their families took the festivities outside Friday, June 5, for the 137th commencement. Following the pre- sentation of diplomas, The Hortons band provided musical entertainment as the seniors left the field for the final time as a class.

John Kehoe and his mother, Amy Kehoe. Caroline Forest, left, and Allie Leach. Cameron Saster and his mother, Tami Saster.

Members of The Hortons perform along with a few graduates. Samantha Cafarelli with her friends, Justin Hiltz, center, and Tom Marshall.

Jonathan Gonzalez and his father, John Gonzalez. Kelsey Gray and family celebrate the big accomplishment.

Michael Wojcik and his family are ready to celebrate. From left, Andreus Christy, Stephanie Wojcik, Michael Wojcik, and Emily Muscatell.

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ZOO corporate functions, festivals that not only educate students continued from page A­­­ 1 and family outings. I would about the animals but also give say we’ve gone to hundreds of them time to interact. dren to animals other than the schools over the years.” For more involved trips, common pets they may have At the Douglas event, stu- Animal Adventures can bring at home. It aligns with their dents were able to ask ques- everything from alligators to science curriculum for kin- tions about each animal and scorpions, even a tarantula, dergarten and grade one, in learn more about their person- though that might not neces- that they learn about these ani- alities. They asked about their sarily be high on the list of mals and their habitats, what claws, how fast the animals requests for birthday party they eat, their lifespan, etc.,” can move, what their diets visitors. To learn more about said Douglas Primary School are like, and how long they Animal Adventures and its Principal Cindy Socha. typically live, in addition to many programs, visit www. Specializing in exotic ani- several other questions. For animaladventures.net. mals, the staff at Animal the Animal Adventures staff, Of course, the fun wasn’t over Adventures organizes sever- it was a great opportunity to for Primary School students al trips each year throughout bring science to life and engage after the Animal Adventures New England. They always the kids in a unique activity. activity, as Field Day events enjoy introducing students to Students even got to pet were held that same day in animals they might not have many of the animals, including the gym. Organized by phys- the rabbits and lizard. ical education teacher Larry seen up close before. Courtesy photo “Education is a big part of “This was not only a science Pierce, the event provided our purpose here,” said Chris lesson — it also made the chil- Douglas Primary School students got some special visitors last month, as plenty of springtime fun for Geary, of Animal Adventures, a dren aware of careers in this Animal Adventures provided a morning of fun and education. students, who dressed up in member of a staff that includes field,” added Socha, who said colorful t-shirts and participat- part-time and full-time employ- events like this one help stu- what they thought about the cue organization that takes ed in an array of activities. ees, as well as volunteers, who dents demonstrate indepen- program, they said it was awe- in exotic animals that are no share a love of animals. “We dence, build strong content some.” longer able to be kept by their Kevin Flanders can be like to be involved in a lot knowledge, and comprehend Animal Adventures, estab- owners and cannot be released reached at 508-909-4140, or by of different activities – kids’ as well as critique. lished in 1997 by Ed and into the wild. The organization e-mail at kflanders@stone- birthday parties, school visits, “When I asked the students Brenda Laquidara, is a res- typically holds one-hour visits bridgepress.com. Relay for Life ready to walk for a cure

RELAY givers kick off the night. continued from page A­­­ 1 Throughout the night there will be different themed laps. At midnight raising events and sell items all year there will be a 5K. There’s the Pajama long, starting in July right after the Lap at 5 a.m. on Saturday. There’s also a Relay for Life ends. As of press time, Tutu Lap and an 80’s Lap. A Children’s Pawfect Pals team raised $7,586 before Parade takes place on 8:30 a.m. on the big event. Big Dog Bandits were Saturday. At 10:30 a.m. on Saturday right behind them with $5,095. An indi- there is a Crazy Hat Lap to remember vidual, Jo-Ann Channell of the Ribbon Bob Chernisky, a local Relay member Rockettes, donated a total of $3,791. who participated for many years before Relay for Life teams sell food, home- recently passing away from cancer. made goods, clothing, jewelry and “I have found that once you introduce massages at the sidelines at the Relay someone to the experience of Relay, event. This is when the teams have a they want to return year after year and chance to raise even more money for become more involved. It leaves you the American Cancer Society. feeling empowered. You realize that you The Relay for Life is an overnight are literally taking steps to make a dif- fundraising event. From 6 p.m. on ference. We are changing history,” said Friday until noon on Saturday, one Relay For Life of Greater Southbridge member of each Relay team must be Co-Chair Jackie Brogna. “For one night walking or running on the track at all people from all walks of life and from times. Many teams develop a walking many different areas come together for schedule. a common cause. Come check out our At 4:30 p.m. on Friday there will be event, feel the strength and hope offered a Survivor Reception that kicks off the by so many, many that are strangers event. Cancer survivors and caregivers or friends we haven’t met yet. We can’t are welcome to attend. There will be sum up our event in words that would refreshments and desserts. Falco said ever accurately describe it well enough it’s a nice way for everyone to get to so come be part of the experience and know each other and celebrate their see and feel it for yourselves.” survivorship. The Relay for Life accepts donations File photo There will be live performances by through Aug. 31. local bands from 4:30 until 6 p.m., which The Walkers With a Wish team, of Dudley Middle School, could be heard (and seen) offering is when the Opening Ceremony will Olivia Richman can be reached at bandanas, rubber duckies, face paint, and an assortment of other services at last year’s Relay take place, followed by a Survivor’s 508-909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- for Life. This year’s event is slated to begin Friday, June 12. Lap. Cancer survivors and their care- bridgepress.com. NEWS BRIEFS million within the 2014 Environmental help secure the $50,000 to assist with 7:15-8:15 p.m., Milford Regional in the Gobi, Moore work to restore Bond Bill for repairs and improvements immediate engineering expenses, we Blackstone Valley to the dam. Both Sen. Moore and Sen. recognize that additional aid is required • Pilates Flex and Tone: 6-7 p.m. Ruth Stiles Reservoir Gobi ushered the funding authorization in order for the dam to meet functional Anne Bleakney Senior Center through the Senate, and successfully and safety standards.” • Kundalini Yoga: 7-8 p.m. Ruth Anne BOSTON – Senators Anne M. Gobi advocated for its incorporation within Bleakney Senior Center (D-Spencer) and Michael O. Moore the final bill delivered to then-Governor • Thursdays, June 2-Sept. 3: Super (D-Millbury) submitted a letter to Gov. Deval Patrick. MRMC announces summer Strength & Sculpt, 6-7 p.m., Ruth Anne Charlie Baker and several agency heads “Our natural resources are vitally Bleakney Senior Center to request that funding authorized by important and I will continue to work wellness programs • Aerobic Fusion, 7-8 p.m. Ruth Anne the 2014 Environmental Bond Bill be with Moore, the legislative delegation, Bleakney Senior Center released for the purpose of repairing the good people on Stiles and the admin- MILFORD — Milford Regional • Yogalates: 7:15-8:15 p.m. Milford the dam at Stiles Reservoir. istration in trying to come to a solution Medical Center has extended its well- Regional in the Blackstone Valley In June 2014, the Office of Dam Safety that allows the full use and enjoyment ness program through the summer officially designated the condition of of the water while balancing public with a line-up that includes a new class the dam as a public health and safe- safety concerns,” said Gobi. as well as returning favorites. Mateer joins BrightStar Care ty risk to the 215 households within More recently, both Senate offices New this summer is Body Blast, a the Water District and the surrounding partook in meetings with area State class that is a combination of cardio of Milford/Worcester community. Representatives, residents of the Water exercise and targeted strength train- The letter is one of a series of steps District, and staff from Executive Office ing, switching between muscle-focused MILFORD/WORCESTER — taken by both Legislators to secure crit- of Energy and Environmental Affairs exercises, energy bursts and rests. The David Price, president and owner of ical funding to repair structural deterio- to discuss the project’s unique circum- class burns calories, builds muscle, BrightStar Care of Milford/Worcester, rations to the dam wall. As Chair of the stances and significance. and ends with a soothing and relaxing announced last week that, due to con- Joint Committee on the Environment, Shortly after the meeting, Gobi and stretch session. Ideal for anyone who tinued growth of the five-year-old busi- Natural Resources and Agriculture, Moore announced that $50,000 had wants to make the most of their work- ness, he has added a new staff member Gobi was directly involved with secur- been secured for the Water District to out and designed for all fitness levels. to his independently owned and operat- ing language that would authorize $2 make preliminary engineering plans The summer session will begin the ed private duty home care and medical and repairs to week of June 29 and run through the staffing business. the dam. While week of Sept. 3. Classes are offered at Christine Mateer comes to BrightStar this most recent the Ruth Anne Bleakney Senior Center, Care in Business Development and FREELANCE REPORTER WANTED release of funds is 60 North Bow St., Milford; or Milford Community Outreach joining Betsy a step in the right Regional in the Blackstone Valley, 898 Weiss. Christine has almost a decade Are you a writer at heart? direction, both Church St. Extension, Northbridge. of sales and administrative expe- Do you love to capture the moment Senators acknowl- Class descriptions and registration rience, most recently at the Ichabod you’re in with a photograph? Do you have an interest in the edge how much can be found online at www.milfordre- Washburn Residence and Holy Trinity goings on in your community, and work is left to be gional.org under “Classes & Events.” Hospice in Worcester. Christine want to get involved in your town? done. Registration begins June 1. earned her Master’s Degree in Public “Senator Gobi The summer session schedule is as Administration from Anna Maria Stonebridge Press, your best and I will continue follows: College. She will be responsible for con- source for weekly local news, is to encourage the • Mondays, June 29-Aug. 31 — Body tinuing to expand our BrightStar Care looking for a hard-working, flexible Administration Blast! 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Milford Regional agency’s relationships with healthcare freelance reporter. Job will include in the Blackstone Valley providers and families throughout the writing several stories per week, to release addi- photography, information gathering tional funding to • Qi Gong & T’ai Chi Combo Class: region. and networking. restore the Stiles 6:45-7:45 p.m., Ruth Anne Bleakney According to Price, “Christine’s Reservoir to its Senior Center years of experience with senior care Candidates must be able to work full potential as • Tuesdays, June 30-Sept. 1: Zumba, combined with her extensive profes- nights and weekends when needed. a vibrant aquatic 6-7 p.m., Ruth Anne Bleakney Senior sional history in the greater Worcester Residence in the Blackstone Valley is resource,” said Center area make her a perfect fit for identi- preferred, but not required. Moore. “While we • Yo-Chi: 7:15-8:15 p.m., Milford fying solutions for families and local Stonebridge Press is an were pleased to Regional in the Blackstone Valley healthcare professionals.” equal opportunity employer. • Wednesdays, July 1-Sept. 2, 20-20-20,

So what are waiting for? Send your résumé to Editor Adam Minor at TheHeartOf [email protected], or mail to Stonebridge Press, ATTN: Editor, Massachusetts.com P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 17 Local organizations benefit from GWCF funding FUNDING to have that first job so they can Director Sarah Smongeski. tional student. This kind if sup- to help conquer the disease. continued from page A­­­ 1 learn with on the job training “Tuition covers only roughly port benefits the whole organi- “We were at 95 percent and how to have a job and act 80 percent what it actually costs zation and helps us be a more capacity last year. If we did ties in central Massachusetts.” in a work environment.” to run the school.” diverse and inclusive school.” not have funding from the The cycle of funding is just one Poti said teen workers at With the understanding that The Barton Center for Greater Worcester Community half of the $1.4 million commit- the organization help with music and other art activities Diabetes Education received Foundation and other groups ment the Foundation has made camps and other activities that can take a back seat during $5,000 from the Foundation and that support the campership to help support programs this allow them to be responsible hard financial times for some their utilization of the money fund, our enrollment would be year. and effective employees while families and individuals, the is centered on education and significantly lower,” she said. Among those receiving a also interacting with members Pakachoag Music School’s goal awareness. “It helps enrollment and this portion of the funding was the of the local community and is to take some of that burden Executive Director Lynn particular grant has funded at Boys & Girls Club of Webster- maybe even finding a love for off of less fortunate families and Butler confirmed that her orga- least four new campers that Dudley that received $7,000 for a career in child education or prospective students and allow nization would use the money have never been there before.” its Junior Staff Development another facet of the Boys and them the chance to explore to fund campership scholar- Other local groups that Program. Director Tony Poti Girls Club and similar organi- the art of music while sticking ships. received funding include: said this is far from the first zations. to a strict budget. Smongeski “Our most critical need as • Barton Center for Diabetes time the organization has bene- While the Boys & Girls Club is said this is not the first time an organization is campership Education, $5,000, Camp fited from the Foundation, say- hoping to prepare teens for the the program has found assis- funding. That grant provides Scholarships ing it’s at least the third year working world, another benefi- tance in the Greater Worcester campership for children from • Catholic Charities they’ve received such funds, ciary group of the Foundation’s Community Foundation and low income families and allows Worcester County, $12,000, and explained that the Boys grant program will use funding she calls it a worthy invest- them to attend out resident and Citizenship for Families and Girls Club will be utilizing to provide a more extracurricu- ment that the school is thrilled day camps for children with • Centro Las Americas, Inc., the money to provide job oppor- lar opportunity to children and to receive once again. type one diabetes,” she said. $10,000, Latino Elderly Program tunities to local teens as a gate- teen, and maybe even adults, in “Some of our students are The organization focuses • United Way of Central way into the working world. the community. here for a sustained number mostly on awareness and man- Massachusetts, $44,000, “Without this money it would The Pakachoag Music School of years, so the impact from agement of Type 1 Diabetes, Summer Learning Programs be difficult to provide the pro- of Greater Worcester, which an arts education perspective, something that Butler said • Whitin Memorial gramming,” said Poti. “There has an office in Auburn, has especially when a lot of the starts with critical education Community Association, are a lot of needs for the kids been awarded $4,000 to help instruction is one on one, is before someone suffering from $10,000, Youth Outreach and it’s really difficult for teen- expand access and diversity in significant and long lasting,” the disease can really learn to Program agers to find jobs nowadays the school through financial she said. “We really do appre- manage it. 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NEW PRICE SOLD NEW PRICE NEW PRICE NEW PRICE CHARLTON – 7 Hannah’s Way! DUDLEY – 188 Ramshorn Rd! DUDLEY – 15 School St! 8 Rm Colonial THOMPSON – 277 Thompson Rd! WEBSTER - 63 Hillside Ave! 7 Rm WEBSTER – 67 Hillside Ave! Spacious WEBSTER – WEBSTER – 4 Tanner Rd! SUTTON – 17 Cold Spring Dr! New Construction! 2,760’! 9 Rms! 8 Rm Colonial! 1.13 Acres! Applianced Across from Dudley Elementary, Ball Thompson Hill! Exquisite 8 Rm Center Spacious Cape! 4 Bdrms, C/Air, and Room 9 Rm Cape! 4 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 1st Floor Custom 9 Rm, 3,494’ Brick Ranch! .68 “Woodburyville Heights” 6 Rm Fields & Near Boys & Girls Club! Ideal Hall Colonial On 5.17 Perfect Acres! to Expand! Beautifully Maintained! Eat-in Master with Master Bath! Formal Din Townhouse! Applianced Kit w/Skylight! Granite Kit! 4 Bdrms! Master Suite! Kit & Din Area w/Tile Flr! Frplcd Liv Rm Acres! 70’ Deck! Fam Rm w/Cathedrals, w/ Hrdwds! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! Location! Eat-in Applianced Kit! Formal Granite Kit w/Isl! Formal Din Rm w/ Kit w/Oak Cabinets! Din Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! 4 Season Porch! 1st Flr Skylight, Stone Frplc & Hrdwds! Din & Cathedral Ceiling Din & Liv Rm w/3 Skylights, 3 Baths! 20x20 Fam Rm! Hardwoods! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! Finished Lower Din Rm/Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Fam Rm w/ Custom Hrdwds! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Custom Rm w/Frplc, Cathedrals & Skylight! Master Laundry! Semi-finished Lower Level! Liv Rms w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Hrdwds, Frplc & Slider to Deck! Master w/ 2x6 Construction! Central Air! Trex Level Fam & Play Rms! Famers Porch! Slider to Deck! 4 Bdrms! 2 Bathrms! Hrdwds! Fam Rm! 3 Bdrms! 25’ Master! w/Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! 4 Season Porch! Attached 2 Car Garage Plus Detached Master Suite! 1st Flr Laundry! Finished Cathedrals, 2 Closets, Dble Vanity Bath! 2nd Decking! 2 Car Gagage! 1+ Acre! Paver Patio! Deck! Shed! 2 Car Garage! Office! Oil-Buderus! Mitsubishi A/C! 3.5 Remodeled Baths! 2 Car Garage! Partially Finished Basement! Oil Heat! 30X36’ Garage w/Workshop! Oil/Buderus Lower Level! C/Air! Security! 2 Car Bdrm! 2nd Bath w/Jacuzzi! Fam Rm or 3rd Bdrm! Gas Heat! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! $254,900.00 $384,900.00 $284,900.00 Shed! $279,900.00 $389,900.00 Irrigation! $237,000.00 Furnace!$245,400.00 Garage! $399,900.00 NEW LISTING OPEN HOUSE Sundays ON DEPOSIT from 12:00-2:00!

ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING WEBSTER – 4 Lakemont Rd! 5+ Rm DUDLEY – 37 Airport Rd! 5+ Rm Cape WOODSTOCK – 67 Lebanon Hill Rd! WOODSTOCK- 149 Hawkins Rd! 3092’ POMPRET – 246 Searles Rd! 3,000+’ 9 WEBSTER – 161 High Street! 2 DUDLEY – 3 Curfew Lane! 7 Room WEBSTER – Unique Custom Built Gambrel! Nicely Set on .52 Acres! Applianced Center Isl Kit Huge 10 Rm 64’ Tri-Level! 2 Beautifully 9 Rm Grand Entry Colonial! 2 Acres! SS Rm Colonial! 2.85 Acres! Appliance Granite/ Family! 6/6 Rooms! 3/3 Bedrooms! Cape w/Farmer’s Porch! Cabinet New England Commons! Adult 55+! Landscaped! Applianced Kit w/Tile Flr & w/Din Area! Open 14X30 Combo Frplcd Liv Landscaped Acres! Applianced Kit w/ Appliance Granite Kit w/Island! Formal Cherry Kit w/Isl! Din Area w/Slider to Patio! 1.5/1 Baths! Updated! Applianced Kit! Packed Kitchen w/Dining Area! Formal 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! Isl! Formal Din Rm! 20’ Liv Rm! 22’ Frplc French Doors to Deck! Din Area w/Built-in Rm & Din Rm w/Hrdwds & Huge Picture Dining! Liv Rm! Frplc Fam Rm! Office/Den! Liv & Din Rms w/Hrdwds! Frplc Fam Rm w/ Hardwoods! Updated! Gas Heat! Gas Dining Room! 14x27 Living Room! 4-5 Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & Fam Rm! 4 Bdrms! Master w/Full Bath China Cabinet! 1, 2 or 3 Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! Window! 3 Bdrms, 2 w/Hrdwds! 1.5 Baths! Hrdwds Throughout! 4 Bdrms! Master Cathedrals & Hrdwds! 4 Bdrms! Master Hot Water! Circuit Breakers! Recent Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! 2 Car Detached Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! & 9’ Walk-in Closet! 2.5 Baths! Office! Liv Rm w/Cathedrals & 2 Story Frplc! Master Expandable Walk-up Attic! Possible Lower Suite! 2.5 Tile Baths! 2nd Flr Laundry! Suite & Bath! 2 Full 2 Half Baths! Den w/Gas Roof! Vinyl Siding! Replacement Garage w/Finished Living Space Above! Security! Community Center! Walking Garages! Huge Deck! Shed! Alarmed! Buderus Furnace! C/Air! Garage! Wired for Frplc! Generator! 2 Car Garage! InGr Pool! Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Suite w/Frplc, Walk-in Closet & Bath! 12x20 Level Fam Rm! Oil Heat! Garage Under! Bose Sound! Wired for Generator! Windows! Convenient! $159,900.00 Convenient! Generator! Shed! $394,900.00 Cabana w/Bar & 1/2 Bath! $449,900.00 $139,900.00 From $234,900.00 Deck! Storage Shed! $189,900.00 $289,900.00 $179,900.00

SOLD NEW PRICE SOLD ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING NEW LISTING ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER –32 Camile Rd! 7+ WEBSTER – 4 Harvard St! 5+ WEBSTER – 188 Lower Gore Rd! Beautiful OXFORD – 76 Dudley Rd! Attention DUDLEY – 39/41 Oxford Ave! SOUTHBRIDGE – 24 Lynn Lane! 5+ Investors! Super 4 Family Extensively WEBSTER – 21 Victoria Dr! Large 6 Rm Cape! 1 Acre! Farmer’s Porch! Rm 1,176’ Ranch! Eat-in Kit w/SS 14.19 ACRES! 500+’ of Road Frontage! 6+ DUDLEY – 43 Oxford Ave! 4 Family! Former Coach’s Corner/Koko’s Café! 4/4/4/4 Rooms! 2/2/2/2 Bedrooms! Rm Split! On a Cul De Sac! Liv Rm w/ Renovated Since 2011 Excellent Condition Rm Ranch w/Open Floor Plan! Corner Cathedral Frplc Liv Rm! Cabinet Eat-in Appliances! 3 Large Bdrms w/Hrdwd Room Colonial Cape! TLC and Updating Fully Equipped/Furnished Bar plus Applianced Kitchens! Washer/ Hrdwds & Ceiling Fan! Applianced Kit w/ Situated in an Ideal Location, not your Lot! Dead End Street! Applianced Kit! Kit! 1st Flr Master w/Vaulted Ceilings, Flrs! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Bath w/Dble Needed But Loads of Potential & Character! Breakfast Bar & Tile Flr! 3 Bdrms w/Wall Typical Setting for a Multi! Good Return 5 Apartments! 3/3/3/2/2 Rooms! All Dryer Hook-ups in Each Apartment! Frplc Liv Rm! Bonus Fam Rm or Din Radiant Heat & Master Bath! 2nd 1st Flr Vanity! Vinyl Siding & Windows! NEW Natural Woodwork! 24’ Living Rm w/Brick Gas Heat! Expandable Third Floor! to Wall Carpets! Full Bath w/Ceramic Tile on Investment! 5/4/3/3 Rms! 2/2/1/1 Rm w/Beamed Cathedral Ceiling & Bdrm/Den/Office! 3 Bdrms! 3 Baths! 2 Fireplace! Pantry Kitchen w/Dining Area! are 1 Bedroom Units! Applianced Roof!! Garage! Gas Heat w/Recent Town Services! Great Investment Floor! Expandable Lower Level w/Brick Bdrms! Nice Kitchens! All Remodeled Slider to Deck! 3 Bdrms, 2 w/Hrdwds! Rm Finished Lower Level! LP Gas Heat! 3 Huge Bdrms w/Walk-in Closets! Barn! Kitchens! Oil Heat! Town Services! Baths! Separate Utilities! .96 Acres! Furnace! New 100 Amp Service! Town Great Investment Opportunity! Opportunity! $164,900.00 Hearth! Replacement Windows! $294,900.00 Full Bath! Many New Updates! Garage! A/C! Deck! Sprinklers! Attached Garage! $239,900.00 Shed! .41 Acres! $159,900.00 $199,900.00 $299,900.00 Services! $194,900.00 $249,900.00 NEW LISTING NEW PRICE

NEW LISTING SOLD WEBSTER -29 Goddard Street! WEBSTER LAKE - 603 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 703 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE COMPOUND! 2 Checkerberry Isl! Private 2.09 Acre Waterfront Peninsula Estate! Park Like Grounds! WEBSTER LAKE - 71 Birch Island Rd! 7 Rm Colonial w/Lake Views from Every Attention Investors! 3 Family! Excellent Island Townhouse! 6 Rms! 2 Bdrms! 2,800’ 8 Rm Colonial Main House w/Lake Views from Most Windows! SS Applianced Granite Kit! Din Area w/Tile Flr! Lake Rm! 1st Flr Features Open Flr Plan Kit, Din Rm & Liv Rm All Out to Huge Deck! Park! 5 Rms - 1,280’ Townhouse! Condition Situated in an Ideal Location! Master Bedroom w/Full Bath! 2.5 Sandy Beach! Lakeside Pool! Lake Facing 38’ Din/Liv Rm w/Frplc, Recessed Lighting & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! French Dr Fam Rm Surrounded by Water! Solid Wood Doors, Hrdwds in Dining/Living Area & Master Bdrm! Tile in Baths & Goo d Return on Investment! 7/4/2 3 Bdrms! 21’ Master w/Cathedral Ceiling, Slider to Private Deck w/Lake Views, Master Bath! 2nd Bath w/Dble Vanity Sinks, Kit! French Drs Leading into Master, Master Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! Walkout Baths! Applianced Kitchen! Din/Liv Views! Just Painted! Brand New Rms! 3/2/1 Bdrms! Nice Kitchens! All Flooring! Move Right In! Frplced Liv 3.5 Baths! Skywalk Attached 750’ 4 Rm Guest/In-Law Apartment w/Granite Kit, SS Applianced, Open Din & Liv Rm w/Slider Lower Level Fam Rm! Multi Levels to Enjoy Outside w/Stone Terraced Areas, Remodeled Baths! Remodeled Down w/Wall to Wall! Frplcd Family Rm! Rm! SS Appliances! 2 Bdrms! Master to Lake View Deck, Bdrm, Nice Bathrm! Detached 3 Rm Yr Rd Guest Cottage or Rental Unit w/Kit, Frplcd Liv Rm, Bdrm & Beach & Docking! 239’ Waterfront! New Metal Roof! 2 Car Attached Garage & to the Studs! Separate Utilities! Coin CAir! Gas Heat! Garage! BOAT SLIP! Bath! 2.5 Tile Baths! C/Air! Garage! Bathroom! Enclosed 3 Season Pavilion Great for Entertaining! Tree Lined Private Drive! Rolling Lawn! Decks! Patios! Ideal 3 Car Detached w/2nd Flr! Needs to be Seen to Appreciate Everything it Could Operated Washer/Dryer! $199,900.00 Beach! Pool! $269,900.00 $229,900.00 Dock Setup! Boat Ramp! For the Discerning Buyer! $1,495,000.00 Be! $799,000.00 NEW PRICE NEW PRICE

WEBSTER LAKE! 39 Loveland Rd! Custom 13 Rm 5,252’ Contemp! 130’ South Facing Waterfront! 10’ Ceilings! Granite WEBSTER LAKE – 73 Bates Point! Eastern Exp - Beautiful Sun & Moonrises & Sunsets! 10 Rm Custom Contemp! MILLBURY – 13 Bayberry La! RAMSHORN WATERFRONT! 100’ Shoreline! East Expo – Super Sunrises! 10+ Rm 4,200’ Contemp Colonial! Most Rms Lake Facing! Open Flr Plan! & Cherry Kit w/Slate Flr, Wolf SS Gas Range w/Dble Ovens, Sub Zero Frig, Isl w/Dble Sink, In-Counter Steamer! Formal Nicely Landscaped 11,674’ Lot! 66’ Waterfront! 1st Flr w/2011 Remodeled Applianced Kit w/Custom Counter & Down Draft Cook Top & Sub Zero Frig! Lake Facing Din, Liv & Sun Rm w/Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Marble Frplc & Slider to Incredible Kit w/Granite, Wolf LP Gas Cooktop, Oven & Micro, Sub Zero Frig & Under Counter Din Rm & Frplc Liv Rm w/Brazilian Cherry Hrdwds! Granite Wet Bar w/Ice Maker, Bottle Cooler & Bosch Dishwasher! 2 Drawer Cooler! Din & Liv Rms w/Tile Flrs & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! 2 Lake Facing Office/1st Flr 5th Bdrm w/Marble LP Frplc! Bthrm w/Walk-in Kohler Steam Shower! Beautiful Stairways! 4 Bdrms w/Water Mahogany Deck! 1st Flr Master w/Walk-in Closet! Full Bath w/Mexican Tile! 2nd Flr w/Lake Facing Bdrm/Den w/Slider Bdrms w/Full Baths! 3 Bdrms Total! 2 Rm Master w/Cathedrals, Walk-in Closet, Dble Granite Views! Huge Lake Facing Master w/Cathedrals, 3 Dble Closets & Slider to Private Deck! Master Bath w/“Vita” Whirlpool to Deck, another Bdrm & Hall Bath! Lake Facing Walk-out Lower Level! 25’ Fam Rm w/Brick Hearth & Slider to Stone Vanity, “MAAX” Tub/Shower! Super Walk-out Lower Level w/2nd Granite Applianced Kit, Huge Tub, Tile Shower & Dble Marble Vanity! Another Marble & Granite Bthrm! Lower Level Walks Out to Lake! 8 Seat Theater! Patio! Sun Rm w/Lake Views! 3rd or 4th Bdrm! Classy 3rd Tile Bath! Utility Rm! C/Air! Gazebo & Shed w/Copper Entertainment Area! Walk Out to Patio! 3 Full + 2 Half Baths Total! 3Z A/C! Buderus Gas Heat Stone Frplc Fam Rm! Granite Wet Bar! Workshop w/French Dr to Lake, Possible Bdrm! Half Bath! House Sound System! Roofs! 2 Car Garage! $689,900.00 & Noritz Hot Water! Garage! Beautifully Landscaped! So Much More! $699,900.00 Andersons w/Nickel Hardware! 2 Car Heated Garage! Beach! Dock! $1,499,900.00 ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT

WEBSTER LAKE – 17 Mark Ave! South Pond - “710’ Waterfront .69 Acre Peninsula”! Lake Views in All Directions! WEBSTER LAKE – 63 Colonial Rd! South Pond! Full Sun Exposure From Sunrise to Sunset! 255’ Waterfront! WEBSTER LAKE – 190 Killdeer Island Road! 75’ WATERFRONT! North Pond! 7 Room Ranch with Spectacular Views and Sunsets! Applianced Kitchen! Dining Area with Built-In Sunrise to Sunset! Beautiful 12 Rm 3,292’ Ranch! Breezeway Attached 3 Car Garage! Grand 2 Story Entry! Open Water On 2 Sides – Western 170’ Front Side & Eastern 85’ Back Street Side! Fantastic Level Lot with Huge Lake Views, One of Hutch! Large Living Room with Fireplace! 3 Comfortable Bedrooms! Master Bedroom with Floor Plan! New Cherry & Granite Kit w/Island! Sub-Zero, Bosch & GE Dble Oven! Din Area! Laundry Closet! Frplc the Best on the Lake! Spacious 8 Rm Ranch with Attached 3 Car Garage! Stainless Applianced Granite Center Island Kitchen w/ Thermador Induction Cooktop, Dble Oven & Electrolux Frig! Lake View Dining Area! 21’ Liv Rm w/Hardwoods & 4 Lite Marvin Master Bath! Additional Full Bath! Cathedral Ceiling 4 Season Porch with Slider to the 16x18’ Din Rm w/Cathedrals, Skylights & Hrdwds! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! All w/Panoramic Lake Views! Lake Facing Master w/ French Door to Deck! Lake Facing Frplc Dining Rm w/French Door & Hrdwds! 1st Floor Master w/Hrdwds & Panoramic Lake Deck! Heated Mud Room or Office! Full Walk-out Basement with Cedar Closet! Nice Level Bath w/Corner Whirlpool, Tile Shower, Dble Vanity! Fam Rm, Game/Pool Rm w/Bar & Exercise Rm! Summer Kit, Views! Full Tile Bath w/Whirlpool Tub & Separate Shower! 2 Hrdwd Entry Foyers, One w/Skylight, One w/Dble Closets! 1st Flr Lot with Room for Expansion! Town Water and Sewer! Newer Vinyl Siding and Windows! FHA Possible In-Law! 3 Baths Total! C/Air! Buderus! Irrigation! Huge Trex Deck, Farmers Porch! Beautiful Grounds! Laundry Possible! Fully Finished Walk-out Lower Level! Frplcd 24’ Fam Rm w/Bar & Slider out to Paver Patio! Lake Facing Bdrm & Oil Heat! Minutes to Rte. 395! $1,299,900.00 3rd Bdrm! Tile Bath! C/Air! Buderus Oil Heat! $749,900.00 $579,900.00

hope2own.com Featured Open Houses! WOODSTOCK-103 LOYOLA RD THOMPSON - 131 HAGSTROM RD. 508.943.4333 SATURDAY 1-3PM • New WATERFRONT Listing-Welcome Home To Your Sharon Pelletier - Broker Private Oasis On Quasset Lake Enjoy Canoeing,Boating and Licensed in MA, CT & RI Kayaking. Leave All Your Trou- bles Behind While You Relax WE WANT YOUR On Anyone One Of The 3 Decks Overlooking Your Private Beach.Master Suite With Jacuzzi Tub ,French SUNDAY 1-3PM • Sprawling 2089sf+/- Ranch home on 3.95 acres! LISTINGS! 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 Doors Leading To A Private Deck.Guest Bedroom With Jack and Jill Bath Custom Built! 3 bedroom, 3 Bath! w/Private Master Bath! hugh office! Hard- Shared With Office Space.2 More Lower Levels Yet To Be Finished With woods! Fireplaced Living Room! 30 X 50 Morton Barn! All in the Heart of Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! Your Touch. This Is The Waterfront You’ve Been Dreaming Of $399,900 Farm Country! New Price $299,900. June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Diane Strzelecki * Matt Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse * Mark Barrett

Featured Open House! WEBSTER -2 BATH HOUSE RD WEBSTER - 71-B KLEBART AVE. LAND! THOMPSON ROAD, WEBSTER BUILDABLE LOTS THOMPSON - 105 LAMBERT RD Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer. NEW PRICE $38,500 SATURDAY 12-2PM • FIRST TIME OFFERED! CUSTOM Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town, Water & Sewer., CAPE on 3 ACRES! Superb Quality Construction, 2,389 SF Plus NEW PRICE $38,500 500 SF+ Finished Walkout LL w/In-law Potential, 9 Spacious Webster - Lot 119B Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. Rms, 3 Full Baths, Exceptional Open Concept Kitchen/Formal Webster - Lot 119A Thompson Rd Town Water & Sewer $38,500. Dining Rm offers an abundance of Cherry Cabinets, Grand Entry NEW LISTING! A Superb Opportunity to own an Affordable Year-round Home Spectacular Young 3100 sf Custom Colonial with Wrap Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft with Webster Lake access & Lake Views! Located in Colonial Park, neighborhood Around Farmers Porch! Loads of detail was given to Quality Lot. Town Water & Sewer, and City Gas! $59,900. Foyer w/Cathedral Ceilings, Hardwood & Ceramic Tile Floors, setting, 2 BR Ranch with Contemporary Flare! One Level Living! Featuring an and Functionality! 4 Bedrooms! 3-1/2 Baths! Crown Mold- Master BR has Separate Entrance to Elegant Upstairs Bathroom Open Floor Plan! Large 21x19 Living/Dining Room Combination! Cathedral Webster- 122 Gore Rd. Lot Approx. 1.25 Acres. Town Water & Ceiling, Mirrored Wall, Brick Hearth & Wood/ Coal Stove! 2nd Bdr with Sliders ings! Frplc Living Room! 40’X60’ Heated In-ground Indoor Sewer. Level Lot. $110,000. w/Whirlpool Tub & Separate Shower, 2 Car Att’d Garage + 3rd to the 10x25 Full Front Deck! Potential for Additional LL Finished Living Area w/ Pool Room! Radiant Heat! So many more Special Amenities! Garage Under! Private, Tranquil Setting, $384,900. Walkout Access! Great Alternative to Condo Living w/NO Condo Fees, NO Condo Webster - Sutton Rd. DEER RUN SUB-DIVISION 21.47 1 Acre+ Association Rules, NO Regs, &/or Restrictions! $179,900. Call for your private Appointment Today! $650,000. Approved Buildable Lots, Plus 12.68 Acres New Price 169,900.

WEBSTER - 10 DIDONATO AVE THOMPSON - 124 FABYAN-WOODSTOCK RD DUDLEY - 20 DUDLEY HILL RD THOMPSON - 20 LAURELWOOD RD WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD

NEW LISTING Nice Cornor Lot Cape! 2 Bedrooms, Living Room CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY! Engineered & Built by NEW LISTING Charming 4 bedroom 3 bath colonial nestled in a picture perfect 3 Season Porch, Potential 2nd floor living with Owner! Desireable “OPEN CONCEPT” Floor Plan! 3 quiet neighborhood with large manicured yard and privacy galore! Brs, 3 Full Baths! Master BR with On-Suite “Spa Like Sit out on your screened in porch on those warm summer nights 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street finished stairway! Forced Hot Air by Gas! Garage! Beautiful! Very Well Maintained Dormered Cape! Hard frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 Bathroom” Lower Level Media Rm with insulated walls and look out at the fruit trees and gardens! Open floor plan has so Newer Roof! Recently Painted! Nice Landscaped Lot! Wood Floors! 3 Large Bedrooms! 1-1/2 Baths! 3 Sea- much to offeer! Front to back living room has a lovely fireplace and feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, & Ceilings! House is set back off the road offering 4+ pellet stove included. Fully applianced kitchen is open to back den Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. Needs Interior Paint. $121,900. son Porch! Garage! Cast Iron Baseboard! $199,900 acres of Privacy! New Price $299,900 and attached garage offers added storage! $273,900. New Price $599,000

WEBSTER LAKE - 12 INDIAN POINT WEBSTER LAKE - 32 JACKSON ROAD WEBSTER LAKE - 11 BATES POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE - #7 LONG ISLAND WEBSTER LAKE ~ 29 SOUTH POINT RD

ON BATES POINT! Elegant Webster Lake Waterfront Home offers all the amen- Young Custom Built Waterfront Home! Super Killdeer Island AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE land on WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Town Map# 40-D-14-0 ities of a fine home Plus Direct Webster Lake Access! Located in a sheltered cove Location on Private Dead End Middle Pond Peninsula! Expan- showing Total Acreage of 11.28. Located at the Southern most end of Webster which provides boat access to full open water! Inground pool, a fully fenced 6245 +1- sq.ft. of cleared land almost level. Natu- ON DEPOSIT sive Waterviews! Western Exposure! Friendly Shoreline, Level Lake’s South Pond. Extreme Privacy with Direct Lake Access along a Delightful Level lakeside yard. Fine features include: crown moldings, 9’ ceilings, beautiful Lot! Waterfront Front & Back! Fireplaced Living Dining Room! Peninsula that juts out into Webster Lake. Simple yet very Charming Year-round cherry kitchen w/ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, S/S appliances, center ral pristine shore line. Post & beam shed with loft. NEW LISTING: Unique Webster Lake Waterfront Home! Panoramic views Gourmet Kitchen, oversize island/Breakfast Bar! 2nd bdrm with Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level & walkout access to a screened-in patio, island, Slider to large lake facing deck! Formal dining , formal living rooms w/ $124,900. gleaming hardwood floors! Plus private 2nd floor 20x26 family room! Spacious of both Middle and South Ponds! 188+/- of waterfrontage! 15594 +/- sq ft Lot! Private Covered Balcony! 3rd bdrm sleeps 8 comfortably! 2-1/2 plus a detached garage & shed. ENJOY the PARK LIKE GROUNDS! Plenty of land 3 Bedroom! 2 Baths! Lake facing Fireplaced formal Living Room! Lower Level & nice location to build a Dream Home or possibly more! Developing possibilities? master bedroom, whirlpool tub w/waterfall faucet & separate marble show- Baths! 2 Car Garage! Irrigation System $659,900. Call for details. $389,000. er! Propane gas heat & central air!! NEW PRICE $524,900. Summer Kitchen and Fireplace! Garage! $464,900 4 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune

REAL ESTATE EMERSON REALTORS The Market Leader LEICESTER SOUTHBRIDGE OPEN HOUSE June 13 & 14 11:00-1:00 Brookfield Meadows 4 Homes have SOLD & more under ONLY $109,900 NEW construction! CONSTRUCTION (GPS to 87 Wall St) One of the nicest 55+ manufactured home communities in all of Mass! AUBURN: Custom Colonial at Bridle AUBURN’s Premier condo site. 1st Brand New Energy Efficient Homes on Path. Offer 4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths floor master suite w/ full bath. Cathe- Condo, 2 BR, 1 BA, Sought after building #6 Cournoyer Blvd. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 Car This Like new home features 3 BR, and 2 car attached garage. 1st floor 9’ dral ceiling in living room w/ propane in the beautiful Laurel Heights Condomini- Garage under. Still time to pick your col- 2 BA, full applianced (new) kitchen, ceiling, master suite, finished lower fireplace. Granite counter tops in kitch- ors & flooring! Come find your new home level and landscaped grounds. MINT um. Commuters dream, yet lots of privacy. walk-in closets, laundry room, deck, en. 1st fl has hardwoods & bathrooms $100,000. Ready for Quick Sale! in the Beautiful River’s Edge Subdivision $449,900 offering ceramic tile. $299,000 and more. Private exterior lot. Must Christi Cournoyer ~ 508-764-3202 see! 384 Main St., Southbridge, MA Call today 508-867-4532 Trudy Risedorf Laura Poulin-Harkins 508-932-2372 508-207-3802 [email protected] GOT A HOUSE FOR SALE? This is the place to sell it! Your ad will be mailed to 21 Bancroft Street, Auburn • $318,000 11 John Gilbert Road in West Brook- Short Sale Opportunity! Over 3,000 sq. 50,000+ households field: Open Concept Colonial with 3 beds in this spacious 4-5 BR, 2.5 BA Colonial and 2.5 baths on over an acre. 2004 build in great location. Huge first floor fam- throughout Southern in well maintained condition. $339,000 ily room, beautiful sunroom, partially Worcester County. finished basement, 2 car garage, decks. Needs updating!

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AUBURN: Beautiful ready to move Oxford - 57 Quobaug Ave in 3 bedroom split with easy flow- Large colonial home with options! 5-6 OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING ing lay out in the heart of Auburn. BDRM, 2 BA, 2 car garage! Central air, Outstanding road access with lots heating, septic, roof, windows, elec- of privacy too. Won’t last. Priced at trical all updated! Come see! Easy to $239,900. show! $295,000 SOUTHBRIDGE HOLLAND STURBRIDGE PALMER 5 Laurel Hill Rd BARRE 3 BR, 2 bath Log Cape 3 BR, 1.5 bath Raised 4 BR, 2.5 bath Center- Old schoolhouse with 1-2 PM • SUN Ranch, fenced yard, FP. Hall Colonial! Private, almost 12,000 SF! Stratton Vitikos 3 BR Colonial, fireplace, on 5+ acres. $330,000. $204,900. 1+A. $325,000. $199,000. 843-957-1629 Donna Caissie hardwoods. $149,900. Stewart & Stewart Wendy McFarland Sarah Gustafso Larry Mandell Stewart & Stewart. [email protected] 774-641-3325 Areas Premier NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING Listing Agent with Proven Track SPENCER MONSON CHARLTON STURBRIDGE STURBRIDGE Record Performance Privately sited on 1.7+A, Equestrian Dream! 3/4 Acre lot, 500’ front- End-unit at Sturbridge 2 BR, 1/5 Bath Mobile 4 BR, 2.5 bath Colonial. 15+A equine estate. age on Prindle Lake! Hills! 3 BR, 3.5 baths. Home in retirement $279,900. $629,000. $289,000. $298,500. community. $ 22,000. LEICESTER: Oak Ridge Estate - Ac- Laura Eliason Grace Golden Dorothy Fontana Dorothy Fontana Bob Maynard tive Adult Community. Featuring List With The Best! central air, propane gas heating sys- tems, high quality materials, 2x6 construction and built to new energy REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED requirements. Fireplace in living room and custom design kitchens. Starting Call Kevin Maher $279,900. 508-450-4219 or [email protected] Kevin Maher 508-450-4219. HOLLAND HOLLAND HOLLAND PALMER PRINCETON Fabulous yr-rd Wa- Waterfront on flat lot! Former church, Horse lovers! 2 BR Ranch, deeded terfront on Ham Res! 2 BR, fireplace. 4000SF, 3 Acres. 6-stall barn, paddocks, beach rights. $187,500. $280,000. $185,000. $225,000. 3 BR Cape. www.emersonrealtors.net Laura Eliason Lisa Boudreau Larry Mandell Larry Mandell $345,000. Grace Golden To advertise in our Real Estate Section, please call your local sales representative. 1-800-367-9898 A Place To Call Home…

Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Robin Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Giguere Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” JUST LISTED JUST LISTED JUST LISTED 201 SOUTH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 508-765-9155 THOMPSON- Custom built original owner Contemporary style home FAX: 508-765-2698 THOMPSON-Move right in to this beautifully kept, well privately set on 8+ acres of perennial gardens, stone walls, and Mother Debra Joan PUTNAM- Very well maintained 1950’s style ranch home locat- Debbie Chad Michelle Stan maintained 1040 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch with hard- Nature. Open kitchen/informal dining area with Corian countertops and Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Rivera wood in kitchen, dining, hall and bathroom, granite counter ed in a residential neighborhood of similar homes walking dis- ample cupboard and pantry space; adjoining family room with cathe- Now offering rental services looking to sell. call us! top in kitchen, a slider off the dining area to an 11x14 deck tance to downtown and amenities; hardwood floors throughout dral ceiling, fireplace, built-ins, and balcony; formal dining is uniquely Southbridge:(Open House Southbridge: Contractors’ where you can have your morning coffee. House was newly most of the home; formal living room with fireplace; 3 BR’s/1 adorned with a wood tray ceiling; first floor master suite with dual clos- et, jetted tub and shower; 3 additional bedrooms, full bath, bonus room 12-2pm Sun)Warm & Inviting Special! Great level lot! full bath/2 half baths; one off the master, add’l 648 sq ft. of fin- stained in 2013 and in great condition; 2 car oversized garage, and loft reside on the second floor. Screened/glassed 3 season room home with 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 1.5 Mostly fenced in! 6 rooms 3 propane furnace insert for added heat, replacement windows ished lower level includes a family room w/fireplace, half bath, and open air deck provide perfect venues for entertaining. Over 2000 baths. Wonderful décor throughout bedrooms. Hardwood floors. ,perennial gardens flowering from April thru November. Blue sauna and workshop; inground pool; carport and screened linear feet of underground dog containment system: Home is “handi- OPEN HOUSE with hardwood floors! Fireplace Vinyl sided. Big 2 Car garage. chip stone path around side to back. Priced at 172,000 porch. $149,900 capped friendly” with ramp and wide doorways. $387,500 with heat-a-laters in living room. Needs major updating. Heat & Open kitchen w/bead board. Walk plumbing working. $89,900. up attic fully floored used as a walk in closet. Walk out basement. Garage. GREAT YARD! New roof in 2012. $175,000.264 Marcy St. JUST LISTED Dudley: Open House 12-2pm Sturbridge: Pride of JUST LISTED JUST LISTED Sun Marino Pond Water View! Ownership shines throughout Wonderful 6 rooms 3 bedroom this property! 7 rooms 3 1 ½ bath Cape! Beautiful updated bedrooms plus large sun room OPEN HOUSE kitchen with granite, loads of to enjoy! Lower level also finished into family room with custom cabinets & open to dining PLAINFIELD-This just over 10 yr. old Cape is in great shape! The WEBSTER, MA-Great opportunity for someone to room. Large living room to enclosed porch & fenced yard. Lower walk out. Open layout! New Boiler in 2015. Private deck leads out to nicely landscaped lot PUTNAM-This conveniently located 5 family features eating space kitchen w/island has newer stainless steel applianc- live in a 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath Condo. Fully applianced level fantastic GAME Room! First floor bedroom. Garage. 2010 with tree border for privacy & storage shed. Move in condition! lg. units that are well maintained and updated. The roof, es and a nice tile floor. There is a designated dining area next to Windows. Sheds. Generator hook up. Very short walk to Town kitchen, newer roof, gutters, hot water heater, base- Excellent commuter access to Boston, Hartford & Springfield via siding & windows are all updated. There is one lg. 5 BR the sliders to lead to the 10x12 ground level backyard deck. The LR ment window and insulation. Living room with pellet Beach! $239,900.9 Delaney Ave, Dudley Rt 84 or Mass Pike. $249,900. along with the dirst floor BR, have almost brand new laminate floor- apartment that is currently being advertised and will be ing. On the first level you will also find a full bath. On the second stove, fenced in yard with mature plantings. This is the Southbridge: (Open House Southbridge: Dream home for one 3 BR on the first floor available. All units have separate floor, a front to back generous sized master BR w/double closets, 2 last unit on a quiet dead-end street. Walking distance 12-2pm Sun) FANTASTIC Log SALE! Perfect for the fussiest buyer! Cabin Like Country Home w/almost entrances and covered porches. There is a coin laundry in good sized BR’s and another full bath. The property sits on a conve- to Bartlett High School track. No condo fees. This can Picture perfect 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 2 acres! Very private! One Level the building for extra income. $279,900 niently located almost 1 acre lot with grass for enjoying. $174,900 be yours for $131,900, come take a look! living with 5 rooms 2 bedrooms 1 ½ 1 ½ baths. Gorgeous NEW kitchen baths. Open Concept kitchen & living NEW LISTING with granite counters, custom room. Kitchen has island and cherry cabinets, & wood floors! Front to cabinets! Extra Large Master bedroom with beautiful bath w/separate back living room with hardwood P.O. Box 83 447 Riverside Dr. Thompson CT shower and spa bath. Large open basement plumbed for another bath floors. Ceramic tile baths. Soothing & has radiant heat in floor-Buderas Furnace w/outdoor wood furnace! 3 paint colors! Level back yard with deck & tree lined. Located in newer Phone: (860) 923-3377 Fax: (860) 923-5740 bed septic. Custom built & it shows! $209,900.378 Tipton Rock Rd. subdivision on dead end street. $229,900. MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWN!! GREAT TIME TO BUY!! Take a virtual visit: www.johnstonrealestate.net B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 5

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LET US 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. 6 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 7 Trips Offered

The “Trips Offered” section is for U.S. Passport is required. • Holland, Belgium & Luxembourg: non-profit organizations and will run • October: A possible two-day foliage May 2-12, 2016 THE FRIENDS OF as space allows. Anyone who wishes to trip to New Hampshire. • Iceland: June 20-25, 2016 take advantage of this space must submit • Nov. 15: A day in New York City • Germany, Switzerland & Austria, STURBRIDGE/FISKDALE a copy of a not-for-profit certificate to to do as you wish. Sightseeing, visit a including a Rhine River Cruise: Aug. 22 Editor Adam Minor. Mail your certificate museum, shop, dine, attend a matinee to Sept. 4, 2016. SENIORS and information to Trips Offered, c/o Broadway show, etc. Departure from Adam Minor, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, Southbridge is 6:30 a.m. with return The Friends of Sturbridge/Fiskdale MA 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to time to Southbridge about 10:30 p.m. BERNADETTE CIRCLE Seniors offer a spring trip. It will be on [email protected]. Cost is $54 per person. Please reserve May 19 to Randolph, to enjoy lunch and early. NO. 709: DAUGHTERS OF attend play, “Late Night Catachism.” • Dec. 12: Festival of Christmas Lights Flyers available at the Sturbridge UNION SAINT at the La Salette Shrine — A concert ISABELLA Senior Center, Route 20 and Arnold with Fr. Pat, the Singing priest in the Road in Sturbridge. Lunch choice of JEAN-BAPTISTE Shrine Chapel: visit the international 2015 FANTASTIC BUS TOURS baked scrod or chicken. Price, includ- display of Nativity sets, the gift and • May 3-5: Atlantic City Resorts Casino ing driver gratuity, is $91 per person. Once again, the opportunity to book shop, the candle shrine, the bis- — Atlantic City’s original casino! $219. 7 Bus leaves from Bethlehem Lutheran experience the pleasure to travel in a tro and all preceded by a luncheon at a.m. Webster; 7:30 a.m. Southbridge. Church in Sturbridge. Leave time day or an extended excursion comes Wright’s Farm Restaurant. Cost is $49 $25 slot bonus, two buffets, revue show later. Check, made out to Friends of to you. Chapter No. 12, USJB/CFL of for adults; $35 age 4 to 10; Free 3 years right on the Atlantic City boardwalk! Sturbridge Seniors, may be brought Southbridge, a non-profit fraternal, and under. • May 17: Newport Playhouse — or mailed (P.O. Box 746) to the Senior announces the 2015 scheduled trips. As We at Chapter No. 12 hope you can “Cheaters” show, cabaret and delicious Center. For reservation or information, always, all excursions are available to join us for one or more of these sched- buffet! $85. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge; 9 phone the Senior Center at 508-347-7575. the public. One doesn’t have to be a uled trips for 2015. The possibility of a.m. Webster. Great stage show, buffet member of USJB to attend a sponsored additional day or extended trips may luncheon and cabaret! Tour of sights, event. Please consider keeping this list take place. Watch for these special famous theater shows, great cuisine, CHARLTON SENIOR for future reference. We also offer gift announcements. Please remember too! What a combo! certificates in any amount as an appre- to keep this list for future reference. • June 14-16: Bar Harbor Spectacular CENTER TRIPS ciation gift. The recipient can apply the Chapter No. 12, USJB (Union Saint- — Deluxe hotel, five meals, Acadia Charlton Senior Center presents 2015 gift certificate for any event of his or Jean Baptiste), is a non-profit fraternal National Park, $379. 7 a.m. Southbridge; Trips: her choice up to the face value of the society and at various times via these 7:30 a.m. Freeport Visit and L.L. Bean, • April 30: “Broadway Meets certificate. Please call for additional excursions we are able to provide some too! The Maine Event! Nashville at the Big City Jamboree” details (508-764-7909) and leave a mes- monetary assistance to worthy causes. • July 12: Hukelau Dinner Theatre — sage. “Christmas in July,” delicious cuisine/ with Cabaret Lulu at Old Sturbridge The following are brief descriptions show, $72. 8:30 a.m. Webster; 9 a.m. Village in Sturbridge. $47.50 includes of the scheduled excursions. If you are SOUTHBRIDGE SENIOR Southbridge, Atkins Farm Stand visit! lunch at Oliver Wight Tavern at Old interested in any of these events, please Hawaii comes to Chicopee! Sturbridge Village and Music/Variety call for additional information and for CITIZENS ASSOCIATION • Aug. 9: Newport Playhouse Show & Show. Meet at OSV at 11:30 a.m. Make reservations. All trips require a res- Lobster Fest! Lobster “plus” Feast! $92. check payable to: H. David Weinstein. ervation form and a payment form. 2015 TRIP SCHEDULE 9 a.m. Southbridge; 9:30 a.m. Webster. • May 19: “Late Night Catechism” play Suggestion is to reserve early. Terrific “Flamingo Court” show and at Lantana’s in Randolph. $89 includes • May 29-31: A three-day visit to • Tuesday, May 5: Bobby Darin and cabaret! Lobster “plus” buffet and lunch, hilarious play and transporta- Niagara Falls, Finger Lakes Region and Connie Francis tribute. $75 gets you Newport’s best show! tion. Make check payable to: Best of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada to attend transportation to the Log Cabin. You • Aug. 23: Gloucester Lobster Times. the 24th annual spectacular Canadian will enjoy hors d’oeuvres, soup and a Cruise New England’s Finest Cruise • June 23: “The Drifters Fabulous International Military Tattoo with fabulous meal with wine and ice cream Luncheon, $87. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge; 9 Fifties” at Luciano’s in Wrentham. precision marching bands, bagpipes, sundae. You will listen to “Mack the a.m. Webster. Entertainment/narrated $89 includes lunch, fabulous show and drums, dancers and more, totaling 400 Knife,” “Beyond the Sea,” “Who’s Sorry cruise/Salem visit, too! The best sum- transportation. Make check payable to: to 500 performers. Lodging two nights Now” and more. Only six seats remain. mer time trip ever! Best of Times. at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, on • Wednesday, June 10: A tribute to • Sept. 13-15: Atlantic City Resorts • July 23: “Lobsterbake & Lighthouse the Canadian side of the falls, includes Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe. $80 Casino — Atlantic City’s original Lovers Harbor Cruise” at Pine Point two complete breakfasts, a dinner at gets you a deluxe motor coach ride to casino! $229. 7 a.m. Webster; 7:30 a.m. Restaurant in Scarborough, Maine, $99 a local restaurant a visit to Niagara Whites at Westport with your choice Southbridge. $25 slot bonus, two buffets, includes lunch, beautiful 90 min. nar- Falls Casino, a local guide for visit- of a chicken or fish meal. Enjoy the revue show, great walking on the board- rated scenic cruise and transportation. ing Niagara Falls and the English enchanting songs of Dean Martin and walk, food and shopping, too! Make check payable to: Best of Times. community of Niagara on the Lake. A Marilyn Monroe endearing icons of the • Oct. 4: New Hampshire Turkey Train • Oct. 6: “Fall Foliage” Day Trip Finger Lakes Region winery, Ventosa 20th century. This show is fresh from “Granite State”/Foliage & Turkey Guided Tour — $79.95 includes lunch Vineyards, Geneva, N.Y., at Lake Vegas. Only 10 seats remain. Feast, $75. 8 a.m. Southbridge; 8:30 a.m. at JP Stephens, service of Best of Time Seneca is included for a visit, lunch, • Thursday, July 16: Gambling at Webster. Scenic train ride/turkey feast tour guide, visit to Cathedral of the and wine tasting. Cost is $525 per per- Mohegan Sun. $25 gets you a deluxe on board/farm stand visit, and more! Pines, Smith’s Country Cheese & Red son/double. A cancellation insurance motor coach from the Southbridge • November: Fantastic show with lun- Apple Farm & Transportation. Make and budget payment plan are offered. Community Center to Mohegan Sun, a cheon included! Further information check payable to: Best of Times. Please note: A valid U.S. Passport is $25 casino package subject to the casi- such as place, date, times of departure, • Oct. 28: “America Sings: Let Freedom required for travel to Canada. no. The bus will leave the Community etc., to be announced shortly! Ring” with Cabaret Lulu at OSV in • June 9-11: Red Sox vs. Baltimore Center at 10 a.m. I must have a mini- For reservations on these exciting Sturbridge. $47.50 includes lunch at Orioles at Camden Yards, Baltimore, mum of 30 and money is due at time of tours, please contact Janet Caouette at Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge Md., for a three-day excursion that sign up. You will need a current picture 508-887-2215, or Bernadette Langlois at Village and Music/Variety Show. Meet includes two evening baseball games ID or players card to get casino pack- 508-943-8047. Please make checks pay- at OSV at 11:30 a.m. Make check pay- with lower field seating, lodging for two age. Need 35 people. able to Bernadette Circle No. 709. Mail able to: H. David Weinstein. nights at the Holiday Inn Suites, two • Thursday, Aug. 20: A Tribute to to Bernadette Circle No. 709, P.O. Box • Dec. 8: “A Holiday Celebration” with full breakfasts and for 2015, an extend- Patsy Cline and lobster feast. $80 gets 201, Webster, MA 01570. Cabaret Lulu at OSV in Sturbridge. ed tour of Washington, D.C., including you transportation to the Log Cabin. Bernadette Circle No. 709, Daughters $47.50 includes lunch at Oliver Wight Arlington National Cemetery. Cost is You will enjoy Hors d’oeuvres, clam of Isabella, is a non-profit, charitable Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village and $510 per person/double; $650 single; $470 chowder, ribs, chicken and lobster with Catholic women’s organization. Music/Variety Show. Meet at OSV at per person/triple. Cancellation insur- wine and ice cream sundae. You will lis- 11:30 a.m. Make check payable to: H. ance and a budget payment plan are ten to “Sweet Dreams,” “Walking after David Weinstein offered, Departure is from Southbridge Midnight” and more. Need 25 people. Please call Elaine for more info at 508- from a designated location. • Tuesday, Sept. 22: A tribute to the 248-2231 Flyers available at the Charlton • June 13: “Evening at the Boston Beach Boys. SOLD OUT Senior Center, 37 Main St, Charlton, Pops,” in Symphony Hall, Boston, for a • Oct. 13-19: Aruba: SOLD OUT MA 01507. Flyers available at Charlton special program. After last year’s sold • Thursday, Nov. 12: A tribute to Senior Center. out performances, Keith Lockhart, con- Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra ductor, and the Boston Pops Orchestra $89 gets you a deluxe motor coach bring back “Cirque de la Symphonie” ride to the Venus De Milo in Swansea. — a magical fusion of circus with You have a choice of chicken or fish. orchestral music. Aerial flyers, acro- Sebastian Anzaldo and Sharon Owens bats, dancers, jugglers, balancers, con- look and sound like Frank Sinatra and tortionists, and more talented artists Barbara Streisand. They will perform who will take the stage as the Boston many of their great songs and do a duet. Pops perform their own spectacular Ten seats remain. music of Tchaikovsky, Saint-Seans and Trips are open to the public! Make Rimsky-Kosakov. The 8 p.m. concert checks payable to the Southbridge with reserved second balcony seat- Senior Citizens Association. Contact ing is $55 per person. Departure: 5:30 Jim Julian at the Casaubon Senior p.m. from the RMV, La Rochelle Way, Center Monday, Wednesday or Friday Southbridge. Reserve early to avoid dis- mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. or call 774- appointment. 922 4049, or e-mail me jimtrips@yahoo. • July 19: A Sunday afternoon at com. Tanglewood — reserved seating for the 2:30 p.m. concert in the Koussevitsky Music Shed, preceded by a luncheon MARY QUEEN OF THE at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Sir Neville Mariner, conductor and the ROSARY PARISH Boston Symphony Orchestra will per- form music of Mozart and Schumann. SPENCER — Mary Queen of the The concert guest performer is Paul Rosary Parish, 60 Maple St., Spencer, Lewis, pianist. The cost is $119 per per- is offering the following trips. For more son. A limited number of seats (30) are information, call Bernard Dube at (508) available. Reservation deadline is July 885-3098. 10. Departure is 9 a.m. from the RMV, • California: from San Francisco to La Rochelle Way. Southbridge. San Diego, including Yosemite, Sequoia • August: A possible mystery trip to and Kings Canyon National Parks: someplace unique. June 8-21. • Sept. 8-11: A four-day excursion to • Poland, Estonia, Lithuania & Latvia, Quebec City, the only historic walled including St Petersburg, the Bolshoi, city in North America. Lodging for etc.: Sept. 6-21. three nights at the Palace Royal Hotel • Vietnam, Thailand & Cambodia: near Saint Jean Gate to the old city. Feb. 13-29, 2016 Included is dinner at the hotel’s Beffori Steak House. A local guide for sight- seeing Quebec Citadel Fortress, the Plains of Abraham and the original lower old town, Place Royale ends with free time for a gourmet lunch (on own) and explore the romantic charms of the Parisian style streets. Evening dinner is included at D’Orsays in old Quebec. Next day is the Picturesque Beaupre Coast with a visit to Les Cuivre d’art and Guilles Copper Museum, Shrine St Anne de Beaupre and more free time in Quebec City. Dinner this evening is the Café de Paris. A stop at the duty free shop on our departure from Canada is included. The trip cost is $695 per per- son/double; $635 per person/triple and $975 single. A budget payment plan and cancellation insurance are available. Departure is from Southbridge at the specific location. Please note: A valid 8 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE and recorded at the Worcester District 2015 Sewer Lien $62.50 OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE Premises: 50 Main Registry of Deeds,Plan Book 136, Plan 2015 Tax $801.85 By virtue and in execution of the Power Street, Douglas, Massachusetts By 63, to which plan reference is hereby 2015 Water Lien $51.22 of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage virtue and in execution of the Power of made for a more particular description given by Clay E. Dickinson and Tammy Sale contained in a certain mortgage thereof. Tax ID #: 19-156 By fee sim- Assessed To L. Dickinson to Ameriquest Mortgage given by Gail Hachey and Mary P. ple deed from Patrick J. MacDonald ALLARD ALLEN M & LINDA J TE Company, dated January 21, 2005 Dtugocenski to MetLife Home Loans, and Kerrie Ann MacDonald, husband A parcel of land with any buildings there- and recorded with the Worcester a Division of MetLife Bank, N.A. and and wife and Thomas J. Cullen and on, approximately 2.17 Acres locat- County (Worcester District) Registry now held by Nationstar Mortgage LLC, Irene A. Cullen, husband and wife, ed and known as 110 HOMEWARD of Deeds at Book 35623, Page 103 said mortgage dated June 2, 2011, all as J/T/W/R/S as set forth in Deed AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge subsequently assigned to Mortgage and recorded in the Worcester County Book 29027, Page 138 and record- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds, ed on 2/13/2003, Worcester County 18A076900000 and being part of the by Ameriquest Mortgage Company by in Book 47468 at Page 373, as affect- Records.The source deed as stated premises recorded in book 23227 on assignment recorded in said Worcester ed by an Assignment of Mortgage above is the last record of vesting filed page 362 in the Worcester Registry of County (Worcester District) Registry of dated August 16, 2012, and record- for this property. There have been no Deeds. Deeds at Book 37354, Page 63, sub- ed with said Deeds in Book 49619 vesting changes since the date of the 2015 Tax $6.22 sequently assigned to HSBC Mortgage at Page 137, of which mortgage the above referenced source. Services Inc. by Mortgage Electronic undersigned is the present holder, The premises are to be sold subject Assessed To ANDERSON ILSE H Registration Systems, Inc. by assign- for breach of the conditions in said to and with the benefit of all ease- A condominium located and known as ment recorded in said Worcester mortgage and for the purpose of fore- ments, restrictions, building and zon- 15 LOYALIST DR shown on the Town County (Worcester District) Registry closing the same will be sold at Public ing laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water of Uxbridge Assessors Records as of Deeds at Book 49024, Page 218, Auction on June 26, 2015, at 11:00 bills, municipal liens and assessments, Parcel Identifier 29022340029B and subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank AM Local Time upon the premises, all rights of tenants and parties in pos- being part of the premises recorded Trust, N.A., as Trustee for VOLT Asset and singular the premises described session. in book 46398 on page 238 in the Holdings Trust XVI by HSBC Mortgage in said mortgage, to wit: The land in TERMS OF SALE: Worcester Registry of Deeds. Services, Inc by assignment recorded said Douglas in the center thereof and A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND 2015 Sewer Lien $276.88 in said Worcester County (Worcester situated on the northerly side of Main DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) 2015 Tax $1,384.30 District) Registry of Deeds at Book Street, bounded and described as fol- in the form of a certified check or bank 2015 Water Lien $135.01 52648, Page 48; of which Mortgage lows: BEGINNING the southeasterly treasurer’s check will be required to be the undersigned is the present holder corner thereof at an iron pipe in the delivered at or before the time the bid Assessed To ANDREWS GINA L for breach of the conditions of said northerly line of Main Street, said point is offered. The successful bidder will A condominium located and known Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- of beginning being 44.77 feet westerly be required to execute a Foreclosure as 37 PINECREST RD shown on the closing same will be sold at Public of a W.C.H. bound opposite station Sale Agreement immediately after the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Auction at 2:00 PM on June 19, 2015 at 16+25, 62 of the County road layout; close of the bidding. The balance of as Parcel Identifier 13018750000A 51 Woodland Road, Uxbridge, MA, all THENCE southwesterly by a curve to the purchase price shall be paid within and being part of the premises record- and singular the premises described in the left, having a radius of 910.00 feet thirty (30) days from the sale date in ed in book 43327 on page 171 in the said Mortgage, to wit: for a curve distance of 100.69 feet to the form of a certified check, bank Worcester Registry of Deeds. District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book an iron pipe; THENCE N. 9º 56’60” W, treasurer’s check or other check satis- 2015 Tax $768.22 616, Plan 9, said parcel of land con- by other land of Buxton 211.61 feet to factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The taining 1.03 acres of land, more or less, an iron pipe; THENCE N. 79° 43’ 00” Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at Assessed To ANDREWS RICHARD E bounded and described as follows: E. by said Buxton land 100.00 feet to the sale, to reject any and all bids, to & JANET M Beginning at a point on the Northerly an iron pipe; and THENCE S. 9° 56’ continue the sale and to amend the A parcel of land with any buildings side of Woodland Road at the most 21” E. by land formerly of said Buxton terms of the sale by written or oral thereon, approximately 1.01 Acres Southwesterly corner of the lot herein 201.10 to the point of beginning; announcement made before or during located and known as 21 CONESTOGA conveyed; Thence N. 01 deg. 64’·33’ Containing 20,544 square feet. The the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set DRIVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge W., 360.77 feet by Lot #97 to a point; description of the property contained in aside for any reason, the Purchaser Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Thence S. 43 deg. 44’ 41’ E., 333.22 the mortgage shall control in the event at the sale shall be entitled only to a 410069600000 and being part of the feet by Lot #95 to a point; Thence S. 38 of a typographical error in this publica- return of the deposit paid. The pur- premises recorded in book 37154 on deg. 30’ 00’ W., 18.42 feet by Woodland tion. For Mortgagor’s Title, see Deed chaser shall have no further recourse page 105 in the Worcester Registry of Road to a point; Thence Westerly for dated February 26, 1975, and record- against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee Deeds. a curved distance of 239.46 feet by ed in Book 5679 at Page 191 with the or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The 2015 Tax $1,578.10 Woodland Road to the point of begin- Worcester County (Worcester District) description of the premises contained ning. Being the same property con- Registry of Deeds. Also, see Deed in said mortgage shall control in the Assessed To veyed from DKM Building Enterprises dated October 28, 2008 and record- event of an error in this publication. ARSENAULT JAMES M & BRENDA L LT to Clay E. Dickinson and Tammy l. ed with said Deeds in Book 43478 at TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. A parcel of land with any buildings Dickinson, husband and wife by Deed Page 300. TERMS OF SALE: Said Other terms if any, to be announced thereon, approximately 3.4 Acres locat- recorded 8/10/92, in Book 14434, at premises will be sold and conveyed at the sale. ed and known as 92 ROCKMEADOW Page 323, in the Register’s Office subject to all liens, encumbrances, U.S. Bank National Association, as RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge of Worcester County, Massachusetts. unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens Trustee, for RASC 2005-EMX2 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Tax Map or Parcel ID No.: 14-0194 and assessments, if any, which take Present Holder of said Mortgage, 080464600000 and being part of the Upon information and belief the legal precedence over the said mortgage By Its Attorneys, premises recorded in book 14502 on description attached to the mortgage above described. TEN THOUSAND ORLANS MORAN PLLC page 322 in the Worcester Registry of contains an incorrect plan reference ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase P.O. Box 540540 Deeds. and is more accurately described price must be paid in cash, certified Waltham, MA 02454 2015 Tax $1,011.67 as follows: The land in Uxbridge, check, bank treasurer’s or cashier’s Phone: 781-790-7800 Worcester County, Commonwealth of check at the time and place of the sale June 5, 2015 Assessed To Massachusetts and shown as Lot #96 by the purchaser. The balance of the June 12, 2015 ARSENAULT JEFFREY R on a plan of land entitled “Definitive purchase price shall be paid in cash, June 19, 2015 A parcel of land with any buildings Plan of West River Estates, (Phase certified check, bank treasurer’s or thereon, approximately 2.32 Acres 4B) in Uxbridge, Mass., Owned by cashier’s check within thirty (30) days The Commonwealth of located and known as 460 WEST Fred Hutnak, Hartford Avenue East, after the date of sale. Other terms to Massachusetts ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Uxbridge, Mass.,” dated December 1, be announced at the sale. Marinosci Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 1987 by Andrews Survey & Engineering, Law Group, P.C. 275 West Natick Nick Federico, Collector of Taxes 330184200000 and being part of the Inc., Uxbridge, Mass., Scale: 1” - 150’, Road, Suite 500 Warwick, RI 02886 Office of the Collector of Taxes premises recorded in book 44638 on and filed with the Worcester District Attorney for Nationstar Mortgage Notice of Tax Taking page 95 in the Worcester Registry of Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 616, LLC Present Holder of the Mortgage To the owners of the hereinafter Deeds. Plan 5, said parcel of land containing Telephone: (401) 234-9200 MLG File described land and to all others 2015 Tax $3,274.68 1.03 acres of land, more or less. No.: 14-03173 A-4527635 06/05/2015, concerned The premises are to be sold subject to 06/12/2015, 06/19/2015 You are hereby notified that on Assessed To and with the benefit of all easements, June 5, 2015 Tuesday the 30th day of June, 2015, BALDWIN PAMELA J TRUSTEE And restrictions, building and zoning laws, June 12, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. at the Tax Collectors’s STANAS FAMILY TRUST liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- June 19, 2015 Office, 21 South Main Street , pursu- A condominium located and known as ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, ant to the provisions of General Laws, 15 SURRY DR shown on the Town tax titles, water bills, municipal liens MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Chapter 60, Section 53, and by vir- of Uxbridge Assessors Records as and assessments, rights of tenants and OF REAL ESTATE tue of the authority vested in me as Parcel Identifier 25042450015U and parties in possession. By virtue and in execution of the Power Collector of Taxes, it is my intention to being part of the premises recorded TERMS OF SALE: of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage take for the Town of Uxbridge the fol- in book 27498 on page 298 in the A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND given by Kerrie Ann MacDonald and lowing parcels of land for non-payment Worcester Registry of Deeds. DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) Patrick J. MacDonald to Mortgage of the taxes due thereon, with interest 2015 Tax $6.16 in the form of a certified check or bank Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. and all incidental expenses and costs treasurer’s check will be required to be as nominee for, Mortgage Lenders to the date of taking, unless the same Assessed To delivered at or before the time the bid is Network USA, Inc., its successors shall have been paid before that date. BARKIN STEPHEN A & KAREN S offered. The successful bidder will be and assigns, dated January 10, 2005 A parcel of land with any buildings required to execute a Foreclosure Sale and recorded with the Worcester Assessed To thereon, approximately 3 Acres locat- Agreement immediately after the close County (Worcester District) Registry A & J REALTY HOLDING LLC ed and known as 125 RAWSON of the bidding. The balance of the pur- of Deeds at Book 35548, Page 17, A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge chase price shall be paid within thirty subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank thereon, approximately 1.71 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier (30) days from the sale date in the form National Association, as Trustee, located and known as 56 INDUSTRIAL 100036900000 and being part of the of a certified check, bank treasurer’s for RASC 2005-EMX2 on October DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 12853 on check or other check satisfactory to 6, 2011 by Mortgage Electronic Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 397 in the Worcester Registry of Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee Registration Systems, Inc. as nom- 400465900000 and being part of the Deeds. reserves the right to bid at the sale, to inee for Mortgage Lenders Network premises recorded in book 21707 on 2015 Tax $2,184.80 reject any and all bids, to continue the USA, Inc., its successors and assigns, page 256 in the Worcester Registry sale and to amend the terms of the sale by assignment recorded at Worcester of Deeds. Assessed To by written or oral announcement made County (Worcester) Registry of Deeds 2015 Tax $21,159.11 BEAUSOLEIL HENRY & SHAWN & before or during the foreclosure sale. If in Book 47943, Page 289, of which the SC the sale is set aside for any reason, the Mortgage the undersigned is the pres- Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled ent holder, for breach of the conditions ADAMONIS JOHN TRUSTEE And thereon, approximately 1.23 Acres only to a return of the deposit paid. of said Mortgage and for the purpose ROBERT JOHN WISNIOWSKI TRUST located and known as 650 QUAKER The purchaser shall have no further of foreclosing the same will be sold at A parcel of land with any buildings HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge recourse against the Mortgagor, the Public Auction at 01:00 PM on June thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor- 26, 2015 at 131 Lakeshore Drive, located and known as 42 WM WARD 450383100000 and being part of the ney. The description of the premis- Blackstone, MA, all and singular the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 14311 on es contained in said mortgage shall premises described in said Mortgage, Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 354 in the Worcester Registry of control in the event of an error in this to wit: 12A081400000 and being part of the Deeds. publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE The following described real premises recorded in book 45637 on 2015 Tax $2,125.58 ESSENCE. property situate in the Town of page 340 in the Worcester Registry of Other terms if any, to be announced at Blackstone, County of Worcester, and Deeds. Assessed To BERTUGLIA PHILIP & the sale. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to 2015 Tax $3,368.64 ROBIN L TE U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for wit: All that parcel of land with the 2015 Water Lien $127.92 A parcel of land with any buildings there- VOLT Asset Holdings Trust XVI buildings and improvements thereon on, approximately 1.87 Acres located Present Holder of said Mortgage, located in the Town of Blackstone, Assessed To and known as 280 CROWNSHIELD By Its Attorneys, County of Worcester, Commonwealth ALLARD ALLEN & LINDA J TE AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge ORLANS MORAN PLLC of Massachusetts, said premises being A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier PO Box 540540 situated of Lakeshore Drive in the Lake thereon, approximately 7.51 Acres 290479200000 and being part of the Waltham, MA 02454 Hiawatha Section of said Town of located and known as 93 HOMEWARD premises recorded in book 35701 on Phone: (781) 790-7800 Blackstone, comprising two adjoining AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 120 in the Worcester Registry of 14-005221 lots of land laid out and designated Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. May 29, 2015 as Lots numbered 18 (eighteen) and 18A152200000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $6.79 June 5, 2015 19 (nineteen) on Section 5 (five) of a premises recorded in book 23227 on June 12, 2015 plan of land entitled “Lake Hiawatha” page 362 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To dated 1944 made by Joseph Allard Deeds. BOISVERT MARK L & PAULETTE P T B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 9 LEGALS LEGALS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 39851 on Deeds. continued from page previous page 18C354500000 and being part of the page 250 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $282.46 premises recorded in book 40093 on Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings page 66 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $15.66 Assessed To thereon, approximately 2.13 Acres Deeds. DUSABLON NICHOLAS L located and known as 187 MILL Supposed Present Owner C/O Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge JORRITSMA DAVID M DELOREY CARL N & BARBARA J thereon, approximately 3.98 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $783.26 A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 20 BROWN 340464500000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 2.42 Acres BEAR CROSSING shown on the Town premises recorded in book 15856 on Assessed To located and known as 294 OAK ST of Uxbridge Assessors Records as page 218 in the Worcester Registry of CHAPMAN GEORGE W & LAURA J T shown on the Town of Uxbridge Parcel Identifier 140055300000 and Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier being part of the premises recorded 2015 Tax $2,634.94 thereon, approximately 3.02 Acres 130103700000 and being part of the in book 51088 on page 179 in the located and known as 780 WEST premises recorded in book 06535 on Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 109 in the Worcester Registry of Supposed Present Owner C/O EL BOUFFARD CLAUDE D & LISE TE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. KHOURY FAWAZ A parcel of land with any buildings 430017300000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $3,224.53 2015 Tax $539.26 thereon, approximately 0.46 Acres premises recorded in book 40988 on 2015 Water Lien $337.32 located and known as 293 MENDON page 20 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To EARL A RATTY ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Assessed To DELOREY JOHL N A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $3,142.44 A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.25 Acres 190322700000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 1.25 Acres located and known as 23 SUSAN premises recorded in book 11584 on Assessed To located and known as 300 OAK ST PKWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 088 in the Worcester Registry of CLARK GREGORY A & JENNIFER shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. TE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 350043900000 and being part of the 2015 Sewer Lien $453.90 A parcel of land with any buildings 130028600000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 50880 on 2015 Tax $4,052.46 thereon, approximately 0.9 Acres premises recorded in book 51040 on page 254 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Water Lien $394.88 located and known as 82 HENRY page 67 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 2015 Tax $840.12 Assessed To BRODEUR TODD G Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $2,212.99 A parcel of land with any buildings 200258200000 and being part of the Assessed To EL KHOURY FAWAZ thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres premises recorded in book 17317 on Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 10 PARK page 060 in the Worcester Registry of DESAUTELS RICHARD P & VALERIE thereon, approximately 2.23 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 30 BROWN Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $8,546.88 thereon, approximately 0.7 Acres BEAR CROSSING shown on the Town 24A169500000 and being part of the 2015 Water Lien $796.03 located and known as 35 WEST of Uxbridge Assessors Records as premises recorded in book 39974 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Parcel Identifier 140058500000 and page 143 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To CONNOR CATHERINE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier being part of the premises record- Deeds. A condominium located and known 220118300000 and being part of the ed in book 51670 on page 93 in the 2015 Tax $1,642.32 as 11 HIGH ST shown on the Town premises recorded in book 09680 on Worcester Registry of Deeds. of Uxbridge Assessors Records as page 259 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $415.61 Assessed To BROWN KELLY A Parcel Identifier 250174500070 and Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings being part of the premises recorded 2015 Tax $1,033.30 Assessed To thereon, approximately 1.66 Acres in book 46318 on page 108 in the EMOND ALFRED J & DOROTHY M T located and known as 14 WILSON Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings there- DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $496.40 DESJARDINS LONNY & KIM on, approximately 1.74 Acres located Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings and known as 556 BLACKSTONE 190223900000 and being part of the Assessed To thereon, approximately 0.6 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 46668 on CORRICELLI DOMINIC M & JUNE located and known as 0 EAST ST Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 397 in the Worcester Registry of C T shown on the Town of Uxbridge 350169700000 and being part of the Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 04783 on 2015 Tax $1,562.69 thereon, approximately 0.21 Acres 410472700000 and being part of the page 077 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 37 ELIZABETH premises recorded in book 19231 on Deeds. Assessed To BRUCE MEREDITH L & ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 214 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $3,946.32 BROWN And WILLIAM IJR JT Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings 250073800000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $41.76 Assessed To thereon, approximately 1 Acres locat- premises recorded in book 14263 on FAFARD KATHLEEN & SANTILLI TH ed and known as 224 RIVULET ST page 017 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To A condominium located and known as shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. DESMARAIS BRYAN K & RENEE 19 ANDREWS DR shown on the Town Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $673.97 A T of Uxbridge Assessors Records as 110069300000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings Parcel Identifier 23044350043B and premises recorded in book 21372 on Assessed To thereon, approximately 2 Acres being part of the premises record- page 117 in the Worcester Registry of COUNTRYSIDE ASSOCIATES LLC located and known as 406 POND ed in book 42656 on page 79 in the Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2015 Tax $455.75 thereon, approximately 1.89 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $1,167.56 located and known as 68 HENRY 390122100000 and being part of the Assessed To ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 50228 on Assessed To BRUNELLE ALAN H & ELAINE M Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 116 in the Worcester Registry of FAFARD SHARON A & YERKA MICH A parcel of land with any buildings 200251700000 and being part of the Deeds. And JOHN YERKA FAMILY TRUST thereon, approximately 1.03 Acres premises recorded in book 50688 on 2015 Tax $953.91 A parcel of land with any buildings there- located and known as 690 QUAKER page 298 in the Worcester Registry of on, approximately 0.61 Acres located HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Assessed To DOKKUM REALTY LLC and known as 128 HARTFORD AVE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $2,695.09 A parcel of land with any buildings WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 450399500000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 13.45 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 14087 on Assessed To located and known as 410 N MAIN 110396400000 and being part of the page 125 in the Worcester Registry of CROTEAU ROGER H & ELLEN G JT ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 32229 on Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 313 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $4,536.18 thereon, approximately 1 Acres locat- 12D028100000 and being part of the Deeds. ed and known as 410 DOUGLAS premises recorded in book 42973 on 2015 Tax $3,645.30 Assessed To ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 269 in the Worcester Registry of BURKE JOHN D & MARILYN J TE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. Assessed To FAIRHURST JOHN O IV A parcel of land with any buildings 230307700000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $34.56 A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.82 Acres premises recorded in book 43208 on thereon, approximately 0.87 Acres located and known as 246 N MAIN page 277 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To DRISCOLL JOSEPH T located and known as 328 MILLVILLE ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $3,189.42 thereon, approximately 0.11 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 18D041100000 and being part of the located and known as 11 ARCH 300356800000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 06494 on Assessed To ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 27619 on page 242 in the Worcester Registry of CROTEAU ROGER H TRUSTEE And Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 90 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. CROTEAU FAMILY TRUST 18B301700000 and being part of the Deeds. 2015 Tax $4,120.32 A condominium located and known as premises recorded in book 38469 on 2015 Tax $2,886.29 122 CARRINGTON LANE shown on the page 106 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Water Lien $181.43 Assessed To Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Deeds. CA CALDERON LANDSCAPING INC as Parcel Identifier 12A068800180 2015 Tax $6.96 Assessed To FEDDEMA PHILIP A JR A parcel of land with any buildings and being part of the premises record- TRUSTEE And 308 HAZEL STREET thereon, approximately 0.92 Acres ed in book 41098 on page 272 in the Assessed To DRISCOLL JOSEPH T REALTY TRUST located and known as 265 N MAIN Worcester Registry of Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $2,907.72 thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres thereon, approximately 1.18 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 123 N MAIN located and known as 308 HAZEL 12C436600000 and being part of the Assessed To DAMBRA BRUCE J ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 51464 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 371 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 1.11 Acres 18B301400000 and being part of the 170458400000 and being part of the Deeds. located and known as 25 WENDY premises recorded in book 38469 on premises recorded in book 31981 on 2015 Tax $209.00 LN shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 106 in the Worcester Registry of page 121 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. Deeds. Assessed To CAB REALTY LLC 070308300000 and being part of the 2015 Sewer Lien $78.34 2015 Tax $2,680.30 A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 51804 on 2015 Tax $1,200.96 thereon, approximately 0.11 Acres page 182 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Water Lien $495.98 Assessed To FEKKES ROSE M located and known as 307 N MAIN Deeds. A condominium located and known as ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $43.88 Assessed To 9 HITCHIN POST LN shown on the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier DUNLEAVY MARK W & DEBRA A T Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records 12C352200000 and being part of the Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings as Parcel Identifier 25042450009H premises recorded in book 37217 on DAMON MICHAEL & LISA thereon, approximately 2 Acres and being part of the premises record- page 307 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 142 HIGH ed in book 29165 on page 368 in the Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.21 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2015 Tax $5,695.02 located and known as 169 N MAIN Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $48.49 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 24B373100000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $2,001.00 Assessed To CARTER DEBORAH A Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 46106 on 2015 Water Lien $64.70 A condominium located and known as 18A214100000 and being part of the page 385 in the Worcester Registry of 8 GENTRY LN shown on the Town premises recorded in book 45299 on Deeds. Assessed To of Uxbridge Assessors Records as page 343 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $1,013.17 FINLAY CHRIS & ELLEN TE Parcel Identifier 29022340015C and Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings being part of the premises recorded 2015 Tax $297.53 Assessed To thereon, approximately 2.01 Acres in book 21919 on page 338 in the DUNLEAVY MARK W & DEBRA A T located and known as 204 ALDRICH Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To DE SOUZA SALLUS & A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $1,359.81 GODHINO SAR thereon, approximately 16.16 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 138 HIGH 440404500000 and being part of the Assessed To CHABOT MARY E LE thereon, approximately 0.23 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 27438 on A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 0 DOUGLAS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 169 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 24B381700000 and being part of the Deeds. located and known as 91 HAZEL Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 46106 on 2015 Tax $10.89 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 230231500000 and being part of the page 385 in the Worcester Registry of Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B10 10 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS LEGALS GANNON JEFFREY J & PAMELA A T SUSAN E TE continued from page previous page A parcel of land with any buildings there- Assessed To A condominium located and known on, approximately 0.71 Acres locat- GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP as 7 HENRY ST shown on the Town ed and known as 143 BROOKSIDE A parcel of land with any buildings of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Assessed To DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 2.14 Acres Parcel Identifier 190317600007 and FINN CHARLES E & CHERYL M TE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 80 FREEDOMS being part of the premises recorded A parcel of land with any buildings 18D026700000 and being part of the WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge in book 43410 on page 192 in the thereon, approximately 0.35 Acres premises recorded in book 26210 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Worcester Registry of Deeds. located and known as 21 PARK page 326 in the Worcester Registry of 200056400000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $922.28 TERR shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. premises recorded in book 27478 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $338.85 page 044 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To GUERTIN AGNES B 24A167100000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $5,909.04 Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 20391 on 2015 Water Lien $338.15 2015 Tax $468.81 thereon, approximately 1.19 Acres page 210 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 23 GUERTIN Deeds. Assessed To Assessed To GRAY WOLF AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $714.22 GAUTHIER SCOTT B & KRISTIN E DEVELOPMENT CORP Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings 12C429900000 and being part of the Assessed To FIOR STANLEY D thereon, approximately 0.92 Acres thereon, approximately 2.42 Acres premises recorded in book 46303 on A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 1 QUAKER located and known as 40 FREEDOMS page 165 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 2.17 Acres HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. located and known as 322 HAZEL Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $1,091.02 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 300117400000 and being part of the 200212600000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 37213 on premises recorded in book 27478 on Assessed To HADFIELD SUSAN F 230051400000 and being part of the page 29 in the Worcester Registry of page 044 in the Worcester Registry of A condominium located and known as premises recorded in book 32138 on Deeds. Deeds. 100 CARRINGTON LANE shown on the page 295 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $13.15 2015 Tax $473.62 Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Deeds. as Parcel Identifier 12A068800260 2015 Tax $2,969.83 Assessed To Assessed To GRAY WOLF and being part of the premises record- GENAI INVESTMENTS LLC DEVELOPMENT CORP ed in book 35992 on page 173 in the Assessed To FLAGG REALTY LLC A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Worcester Registry of Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres thereon, approximately 1.49 Acres 2015 Tax $935.79 thereon, approximately 0 Acres locat- located and known as 426 DOUGLAS located and known as 55 FREEDOMS ed and known as 865 QUAKER HWY ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To HALDEMAN J MARK shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 230374300000 and being part of the 200144500000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 2.53 Acres 50040240000B and being part of the premises recorded in book 46768 on premises recorded in book 27478 on located and known as 66 INDUSTRIAL premises recorded in book 41631 on page 260 in the Worcester Registry of page 044 in the Worcester Registry of DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 216 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O CA 2015 Tax $457.45 400474800000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $38.48 CALDERON LANDSCAPING I premises recorded in book 35156 on 2015 Tax $139.66 Assessed To page 383 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To FOSS MARK TRUSTEE GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To GERVAIS EDWARD F & A parcel of land with any buildings 2015 Tax $13.06 thereon, approximately 2.5 Acres BETH A TE thereon, approximately 1.54 Acres located and known as 0 KEMPTON A parcel of land with any buildings there- located and known as 65 FREEDOMS Assessed To ROAD shown on the Town of Uxbridge on, approximately 1.86 Acres located WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge HAMEL JEFFRE R & CHERYL A TE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier and known as 351 HARTFORD AVE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings there- 360474500000 and being part of the EAST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 200141500000 and being part of the on, approximately 1.21 Acres locat- premises recorded in book 18685 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 27478 on ed and known as 140 BROOKSIDE page 269 in the Worcester Registry of 070365600000 and being part of the page 044 in the Worcester Registry of DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. premises recorded in book 16482 on Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Supposed Present Owner C/O page 227 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $458.32 18D025500000 and being part of the JUNDANIAN LEE Deeds. premises recorded in book 18956 on 2015 Tax $1,757.40 2015 Tax $27.42 Assessed To page 367 in the Worcester Registry of GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP Deeds. Assessed To FRANCESCHI JEREMY Assessed To GIGUERE REALTY LLC A parcel of land with any buildings 2015 Sewer Lien $243.99 A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings there- thereon, approximately 1.44 Acres 2015 Tax $6,612.00 thereon, approximately 2.26 Acres on, approximately 0.52 Acres locat- located and known as 50 FREEDOMS 2015 Water Lien $179.46 located and known as 709 WEST ed and known as 160 IRONSTONE WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 200138300000 and being part of the HARPIN RICHARD A & TINA L TE 370327800000 and being part of the 510017600000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 27478 on A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 19593 on premises recorded in book 36942 on page 044 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 1.02 Acres page 308 in the Worcester Registry of page 281 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. located and known as 248 GLENDALE Deeds. Deeds. 2015 Tax $456.57 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $2,523.51 2015 Tax $32.23 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To 540261700000 and being part of the Assessed To Assessed To GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP premises recorded in book 13968 on FRENCH JON J & TRACY TE GINKGO PROPERTIES LTD A parcel of land with any buildings page 379 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings PARTNER thereon, approximately 1.38 Acres Deeds. thereon, approximately 1.66 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 70 FREEDOMS 2015 Tax $2,028.61 located and known as 217 EAST thereon, approximately 0.15 Acres WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 9 TAFT ST Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To HAVALOTTI TOMOKO Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge 200133100000 and being part of the & JUANITA M 360126900000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 27478 on A parcel of land with any buildings there- premises recorded in book 20610 on 18B385900000 and being part of the page 044 in the Worcester Registry of on, approximately 0.34 Acres located page 254 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 49618 on Deeds. and known as 511 HARTFORD AVE Deeds. page 321 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $456.13 WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $1,353.53 Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $563.07 Assessed To GRAY WOLF 160372600000 and being part of the Assessed To GADOURY HOMES LLC DEVELOPMENT CORP premises recorded in book 38977 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To GRAY WOLF A parcel of land with any buildings page 126 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.11 Acres DEVELOPMENT CORP thereon, approximately 2.18 Acres Deeds. located and known as 161 LINWOOD A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 85 FREEDOMS Supposed Present Owner C/O 21 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 4.08 Acres WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge CRANE STREET REALTY TRU Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 95 FREEDOMS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $436.46 060434400000 and being part of the WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 200068100000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 48855 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 27478 on Assessed To HAWKES PETER W page 72 in the Worcester Registry of 200062900000 and being part of the page 044 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. premises recorded in book 27478 on Deeds. thereon, approximately 73.65 Acres 2015 Tax $1,464.26 page 044 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $470.12 located and known as 0 BLACKSTONE Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $503.35 Assessed To GRAY WOLF Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To GADOURY HOMES LLC DEVELOPMENT CORP 310414200000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 44940 on thereon, approximately 0.08 Acres GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP thereon, approximately 1.08 Acres page 312 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 159 LINWOOD A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 75 FREEDOMS Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 1.33 Acres WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $27.98 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 15 FREEDOMS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 060434500000 and being part of the WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 200067800000 and being part of the Assessed To HETHERINGTON KYLE premises recorded in book 48855 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 27478 on A parcel of land with any buildings page 72 in the Worcester Registry of 200225800000 and being part of the page 044 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 2.47 Acres Deeds. premises recorded in book 27478 on Deeds. located and known as 925 WEST 2015 Sewer Lien $304.15 page 044 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $450.88 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $3,341.33 Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Water Lien $404.47 2015 Tax $405.44 Assessed To 420394300000 and being part of the GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP premises recorded in book 20831 on Assessed To GALAS JENNIE Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings page 265 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings there- GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP thereon, approximately 1.14 Acres Deeds. on, approximately 0.85 Acres located A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 60 FREEDOMS 2015 Tax $24.15 and known as 310 BLACKSTONE thereon, approximately 1.74 Acres WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 90 FREEDOMS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 200136100000 and being part of the HEWETT RICHARD G & JUDITH A 310027600000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 27478 on A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 06676 on 200053600000 and being part of the page 044 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 1.47 Acres page 335 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 27478 on Deeds. located and known as 148 OAK ST Deeds. page 044 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $451.32 shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $1,004.23 Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $461.82 Assessed To GREHOSKI SCOTT F & 190022800000 and being part of the Assessed To GALAS JOHN CHERYL ANN premises recorded in book 05043 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings page 413 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 1.2 Acres GRAY WOLF DEVELOPMENT CORP thereon, approximately 3.14 Acres Deeds. located and known as 10 ELMDALE A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 119 ALDRICH 2015 Tax $667.89 RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 1 Acres locat- ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier ed and known as 11 FREEDOMS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To HEWETT RORY K & 260335100000 and being part of the WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 450172100000 and being part of the AUDREY M TE premises recorded in book 04537 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 15298 on A parcel of land with any buildings page 260 in the Worcester Registry of 200228800000 and being part of the page 108 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.13 Acres Deeds. premises recorded in book 27478 on Deeds. located and known as 24 HARTFORD 2015 Tax $1,162.06 page 044 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $50.95 AVE EAST shown on the Town of Deeds. Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Assessed To 2015 Tax $413.31 Assessed To GROEHL ROBERT E & Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B11 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 11 LEGALS LEGALS located and known as 34 DONNA premises recorded in book 24225 on 2015 Sewer Lien $48.49 continued from page previous page COURT shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 276 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $3,843.66 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. 2015 Water Lien $64.70 Identifier 12C273300000 and being 080431800000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $75.24 part of the premises recorded in book premises recorded in book 12991 on Assessed To LESACK FRANCIS E 33817 on page 335 in the Worcester page 212 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To KURZON GEORGE TR A condominium located and known as Registry of Deeds. Deeds. UXBRIDGE REA And KURZON JOEL 3 JEFFERSON CT shown on the Town 2015 Sewer Lien $304.64 Supposed Present Owner TRUSTEE BLACKSTO of Uxbridge Assessors Records as 2015 Tax $3,015.42 C/O BENOIT STEPHEN P A parcel of land with any buildings Parcel Identifier 17006510009J and 2015 Water Lien $321.25 2015 Tax $742.41 thereon, approximately 59.65 Acres being part of the premises record- located and known as 0 S MAIN ed in book 35585 on page 40 in the Assessed To HICKEY JOSEPH & Assessed To JACKMAN FUNERAL ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Worcester Registry of Deeds. BETH TE SERVICE INC Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $371.71 A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings 250443400000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $2,523.00 thereon, approximately 0.38 Acres thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres premises recorded in book 14490 on 2015 Water Lien $354.34 located and known as 383 MENDON located and known as 35 SNOWLING page 163 in the Worcester Registry of ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $603.47 LEWIS PETER & NATHALIE TE 200029300000 and being part of the 18B382700000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 49482 on premises recorded in book 06378 on Assessed To KURZON MARCELINE thereon, approximately 0.47 Acres page 242 in the Worcester Registry of page 005 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 17 CAPRON Deeds. Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.27 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $3,227.70 2015 Tax $7,237.35 located and known as 117 OLD Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Water Lien $174.38 MILLVILLE RD shown on the Town 190339800000 and being part of the Assessed To of Uxbridge Assessors Records as premises recorded in book 34743 on Assessed To HICKEY JOSEPH M & JACKMAN FUNERAL SERVICE INC Parcel Identifier 400071500000 and page 322 in the Worcester Registry of BETH E TE A parcel of land with any buildings being part of the premises recorded Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres in book 13526 on page 021 in the 2015 Tax $1,220.99 thereon, approximately 0.88 Acres located and known as 36 SNOWLING Worcester Registry of Deeds. located and known as 385 MENDON RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $812.56 Assessed To LITTLE JASON M ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 18B381200000 and being part of the Assessed To thereon, approximately 0.9 Acres 200027100000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 06378 on LABONTE JESSICA S & KRISTEN M located and known as 123 WEST premises recorded in book 19301 on page 005 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 262 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.23 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. 2015 Tax $1,218.10 located and known as 8 SNOWLING 220366700000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $200.27 RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 46566 on Assessed To JOHNSON MICHAEL B Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 209 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To HIRSCH EDWARD C A parcel of land with any buildings 18B379800000 and being part of the Deeds. A condominium located and known as thereon, approximately 1.83 Acres premises recorded in book 36596 on 2015 Tax $3,190.88 8 WASHINGTON CT shown on the located and known as 49 HOMEWARD page 262 in the Worcester Registry of Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Assessed To LYNCH CHRISTINE A as Parcel Identifier 17006510008W Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $12.04 A parcel of land with any buildings and being part of the premises record- 18A148400000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $852.52 thereon, approximately 1.01 Acres ed in book 34187 on page 60 in the premises recorded in book 38596 on 2015 Water Lien $12.10 located and known as 146 HUNTER Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 207 in the Worcester Registry of RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $2,111.26 Deeds. Assessed To LAFLEUR LEO A JR Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To HITCHCOCK PRISCILLA 2015 Tax $3,554.82 TRUSTEE And POND ST REALTY 24D191200000 and being part of the & BLAINE And CONSTANCE L JT TRUST I premises recorded in book 45910 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To JONES ROBERT E SR A parcel of land with any buildings page 206 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.18 Acres & BEVERLY L TE thereon, approximately 0.07 Acres Deeds. located and known as 36 SEAGRAVE A condominium located and known as located and known as 3 POND ST 2015 Tax $1,839.03 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 117 QUAKER HWY 31 shown on the shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To 18B383900000 and being part of the as Parcel Identifier 300418300310 12C276900000 and being part of the MACDONALD BRUCE & AUDREY premises recorded in book 19573 on and being part of the premises record- premises recorded in book 44142 on A parcel of land with any buildings page 399 in the Worcester Registry of ed in book 24543 on page 395 in the page 296 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.26 Acres Deeds. Worcester Registry of Deeds. Deeds. located and known as 159 HECLA 2014 Sewer Lien $275.26 2015 Tax $326.91 2015 Tax $382.75 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2014 Tax $3,943.22 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2014 Water Lien $315.96 Assessed To Assessed To LAFLEUR LEO A JR 250312600000 and being part of the KATUSKA CHARLES J & TERESA F TRUSTEE And POND STREET premises recorded in book 38657 on Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings REALTY TRUST I page 66 in the Worcester Registry of HOLLANDS EXPRESS INC thereon, approximately 0.13 Acres A condominium located and known Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings there- located and known as 16 CAPRON as 7 POND ST A shown on the Town 2015 Tax $2,857.08 on, approximately 2.04 Acres located ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge of Uxbridge Assessors Records as and known as 477 HARTFORD AVE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Parcel Identifier 12C27930000A and Assessed To WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 190338900000 and being part of the being part of the premises recorded MACK ROGER P & NANCI ELLEN JT Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 44941 on in book 44142 on page 294 in the A parcel of land with any buildings 160302400000 and being part of the page 333 in the Worcester Registry of Worcester Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.2 Acres premises recorded in book 04428 on Deeds. 2015 Tax $1,149.39 located and known as 0 N MAIN page 171 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $686.64 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Assessed To LALIBERTE KRISTEN J Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $5,802.90 Assessed To KEEGAN EDWARD F A parcel of land with any buildings 060424200000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 0.11 Acres premises recorded in book 34056 on Assessed To thereon, approximately 5.5 Acres located and known as 10 MORRISON page 63 in the Worcester Registry of HOLZINGER DAVID P & MICHELLE located and known as 955 ALDRICH ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. H And C/O US BANK TRUST NA-TR ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $133.80 A condominium located and known as Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 190261300000 and being part of the 2 LOYALIST DR shown on the Town 520213800000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 32689 on Assessed To MARCHAND KENNETH of Uxbridge Assessors Records as premises recorded in book 27264 on page 9 in the Worcester Registry of R & LINDA G Parcel Identifier 29022340024D and page 336 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings being part of the premises recorded Deeds. 2015 Sewer Lien $384.22 thereon, approximately 0.52 Acres in book 19276 on page 010 in the 2015 Tax $1,367.63 2015 Tax $2,557.80 located and known as 82 WM WARD Worcester Registry of Deeds. 2015 Water Lien $359.96 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner LSF8 Assessed To KIRK DARRIN J & And Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST KATHLEEN M TE Assessed To LAMBERT GERALD E 070414700000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $96.92 A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 13043 on thereon, approximately 0.55 Acres thereon, approximately 0.5 Acres locat- page 139 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To HUNCHARD BRUCE J & located and known as 45 LAKE ST ed and known as 215 HARTFORD AVE Deeds. BRUNELLI P And DBA H & B REALTY shown on the Town of Uxbridge EAST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $1,053.34 A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 1.15 Acres 060455200000 and being part of the 130017200000 and being part of the Assessed To MARCHAND KENNETH located and known as 28 GERVAIS premises recorded in book 23649 on premises recorded in book 35306 on R & LINDA G WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 172 in the Worcester Registry of page 311 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.34 Acres 110366400000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $297.56 2015 Tax $906.23 located and known as 0 WM WARD premises recorded in book 31423 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 159 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To KNAPP MARY A Assessed To LAROSE PATRICIA And Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings C/O DONOFRIO STEVEN 060486300000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $452.19 thereon, approximately 1.46 Acres A condominium located and known as premises recorded in book 11892 on located and known as 165 HIGH 35 ANDREWS DR shown on the Town page 159 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To HUNCHARD BRUCE J & ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Deeds. BRUNELLI P And DBA H & B REALTY Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Parcel Identifier 23044350046A and 2015 Tax $58.75 A parcel of land with any buildings 24B311800000 and being part of the being part of the premises recorded thereon, approximately 1.07 Acres premises recorded in book 47838 on in book 42266 on page 309 in the Assessed To located and known as 20 GERVAIS page 257 in the Worcester Registry of Worcester Registry of Deeds. MARCIA G TITCOMB REV LIVING TR WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. Supposed Present Owner DONOFRIO A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $331.43 ANTHONY thereon, approximately 2.07 Acres 110368300000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $2,983.18 located and known as 2 RAWSON premises recorded in book 31423 on Assessed To KOWALCZYK THOMAS ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 159 in the Worcester Registry of P & KATHE Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings LAWSON JEAN And BLDG 7 UNIT D 100298900000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $450.01 thereon, approximately 4.69 Acres A condominium located and known as premises recorded in book 48056 on located and known as 44 CARNEY 2 CROWNS WAY shown on the Town page 268 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To HUNCHARD BRUCE J & ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Deeds. BRUNELLI P And DBA H & B REALTY Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Parcel Identifier 29022340007D and Supposed Present Owner C/O A parcel of land with any buildings 24A143400000 and being part of the being part of the premises recorded VANDERZICHT BRIAN T thereon, approximately 0.26 Acres premises recorded in book 16064 on in book 16470 on page 339 in the 2015 Tax $546.86 located and known as 0 GERVAIS page 292 in the Worcester Registry of Worcester Registry of Deeds. WAY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 2015 Tax $14.67 Assessed To MARINELLA J & F Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $52.77 DEVELOPMENT C 110368900000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $2,865.78 Assessed To LEDOUX PHILIP G A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 31423 on 2015 Water Lien $191.94 A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 1.95 Acres page 159 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.73 Acres located and known as 20 GLEN Deeds. Assessed To located and known as 153 GRANITE ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $314.96 KUIPERS GEORGE & SANDRA TE ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A condominium located and known Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 360412700000 and being part of the Assessed To HUTNAK FRED as 105 HARTFORD AVE WEST 12B321700000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 44861 on DEVELOPMENT COR shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 19192 on page 376 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 361 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. thereon, approximately 2.68 Acres 110401300030 and being part of the Deeds. Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B12 12 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune LEGALS LEGALS as Parcel Identifier 17006510001K Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 29 MAPLE continued from page previous page and being part of the premises record- 12D029900000 and being part of the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge ed in book 39342 on page 269 in the premises recorded in book 28729 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $1,700.95 Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 243 in the Worcester Registry of 12D112400000 and being part of the Supposed Present Owner RJJ Deeds. premises recorded in book 50902 on Assessed To REALTY TRUST 2015 Tax $1,714.54 page 194 in the Worcester Registry of MARTIN WILLIAM A & MARTIN MI 2015 Tax $2,269.07 Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To 2015 Tax $916.87 thereon, approximately 0.21 Acres Assessed To NUISSL KURT W & PAQUETTE GEORGE A JR & SYLVIA located and known as 10 PARKIS NUISSL GUNTHE A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To RBRA LLC AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings there- thereon, approximately 4.19 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings there- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier on, approximately 2.01 Acres locat- located and known as 167 CHAPIN on, approximately 28.81 Acres located 12D032700000 and being part of the ed and known as 26 PROVIDENCE ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge and known as 53 OLD RICHARDSON premises recorded in book 38267 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 208 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 260298500000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. 560066800000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 19888 on 340375700000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $2,030.39 premises recorded in book 15630 on page 324 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 43371 on page 302 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 57 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To MCCORMICK ANDREW Deeds. 2015 Tax $661.75 Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings 2015 Tax $3,362.15 2015 Tax $622.81 thereon, approximately 1.04 Acres Assessed To PATRIOT PIPELINE LLC located and known as 377 MENDON Assessed To NYDAM JOAN M A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To RICHARDSON NORTH ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 3.03 Acres CORPORATIO Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 2 Acres locat- located and known as 85 S MAIN A parcel of land with any buildings 200102100000 and being part of the ed and known as 85 RAWSON ST ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 7.67 Acres premises recorded in book 41894 on shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 0 HAZEL ST page 261 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 250253100000 and being part of the shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 100049400000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 43532 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $2,846.64 premises recorded in book 47221 on page 210 in the Worcester Registry of 230054500000 and being part of the 2015 Water Lien $191.94 page 362 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 18629 on Deeds. Supposed Present Owner C/O page 144 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To MCCROHAN MICHAEL 2015 Tax $6,382.36 SPIRITUAL AND FINL EDUCATION Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings 2015 Sewer Lien $253.71 2015 Tax $1,734.04 thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres Assessed To NYQUIST SHIRLEY E & 2015 Tax $5,959.50 located and known as 68 ELMDALE NYQUIST H C 2015 Water Lien $296.15 Assessed To ROTHROCK AMY L RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 2.06 Acres Assessed To PECKHAM ROBERT K thereon, approximately 1.15 Acres 260418200000 and being part of the located and known as 60 GLENDALE TRUSTEE And RKP REALTY TRUST located and known as 7 HIGHLAND premises recorded in book 25456 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings PK shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 001 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.24 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. 490275300000 and being part of the located and known as 105 DOUGLAS 060432900000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $3,212.04 premises recorded in book 32685 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 40102 on 2015 Water Lien $550.72 page 387 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 363 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. 18B452500000 and being part of the Deeds. Assessed To MCCROHAN RICHARD 2015 Tax $709.33 premises recorded in book 08576 on 2015 Sewer Lien $77.87 A page 241 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $891.50 A condominium located and known as Assessed To Deeds. 2015 Water Lien $78.59 117 QUAKER HWY 33 shown on the OLIVER THEODORE B & NANCYLEE 2015 Tax $729.15 Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To ROUETTE CHRIS A as Parcel Identifier 300418300330 thereon, approximately 0.29 Acres Assessed To PERKINS ARTHUR A & A parcel of land with any buildings there- and being part of the premises record- located and known as 176 RIVULET SHARON TE on, approximately 3.22 Acres located ed in book 23310 on page 171 in the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings and known as 625 HARTFORD AVE Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.12 Acres WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $1,299.78 110159900000 and being part of the located and known as 31 DOUGLAS Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 04216 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 220034100000 and being part of the Assessed To page 592 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 45905 on MCQUADE CHARLES F & SAWYER Deeds. 18B478900000 and being part of the page 147 in the Worcester Registry of P And BENTLEY REALTY TRUST 2015 Tax $19.36 premises recorded in book 49200 on Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings page 199 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $1,213.22 thereon, approximately 0.37 Acres Assessed To OMEGA FINANCIAL Deeds. located and known as 146 HECLA SERVICES LLC 2015 Tax $601.93 Assessed To ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings ROY WAYNE S & MELODIE A Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 19 Acres Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings 250238300000 and being part of the located and known as 340 EAST PERKINS CHRISTOPHER thereon, approximately 6.32 Acres premises recorded in book 09655 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 503 ELMWOOD page 218 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 360389500000 and being part of the located and known as 312 N MAIN Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Sewer Lien $781.78 premises recorded in book 51609 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 490305700000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $1,712.21 page 83 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 41118 on 2015 Water Lien $875.13 Deeds. 12C277900000 and being part of the page 371 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $2,596.19 premises recorded in book 13142 on Deeds. Assessed To MGJL REALTY LLC page 164 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $621.19 A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To OSTROFF SAUL M Deeds. thereon, approximately 3.49 Acres A parcel of land with any buildings 2015 Tax $2,090.93 Assessed To located and known as 77 INDUSTRIAL thereon, approximately 40.07 Acres SADD ROBERT B & MCDONALD MA DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 0 EAST ST Assessed To PHILLIPS CRAIG R & A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge KAREN A And TE thereon, approximately 0.73 Acres 450072700000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 80 UPTON premises recorded in book 35330 on 410129300000 and being part of the thereon, approximately 0.3 Acres RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 179 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 04810 on located and known as 11 GRANITE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. page 033 in the Worcester Registry of ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 070058400000 and being part of the Supposed Present Owner C/O TURF Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 46331 on TECHNOLOGIES 2015 Tax $350.67 190103400000 and being part of the page 339 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $6,578.63 premises recorded in book 30086 on Deeds. Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN page 342 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $887.65 Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. MICHAUD STAR M & BOISVERT JOS thereon, approximately 1.6 Acres 2015 Tax $191.07 Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 299 POND SANTOIAN JOHN & MARY thereon, approximately 2.72 Acres ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings there- located and known as 29 CHOCOLOG Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier PIMENTEL ALEXANDER S on, approximately 16.75 Acres located RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 34034510000U and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings and known as 36 ROCKMEADOW Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book on page in thereon, approximately 0.78 Acres RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 390233600000 and being part of the the Worcester Registry of Deeds. located and known as 58 UPTON Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 40684 on Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge 140145400000 and being part of the page 93 in the Worcester Registry of HALL Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 04973 on Deeds. 2015 Tax $1,733.04 070135500000 and being part of the page 556 in the Worcester Registry of Supposed Present Owner C/O premises recorded in book 48334 on Deeds. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAG Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN page 377 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $1,723.91 2015 Tax $3,379.08 A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. thereon, approximately 3.5 Acres locat- 2015 Tax $974.32 Assessed To SB RIVER ROAD LLC Assessed To MOHAMMED KABIR ed and known as 0 SOUTHWOODS A parcel of land with any buildings And DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To PODLES CHRISTOPHER thereon, approximately 0.93 Acres MOHAMMRF SEEMA Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier F TRUSTEE And 54 ST ANDRE located and known as 217 RIVER A parcel of land with any buildings 37030280000U and being part of the DRIVE REALTY TYRUS RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 1.91 Acres premises recorded in book 00000 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 31 WALNUT page 00 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.61 Acres 450406600000 and being part of the GROVE ST shown on the Town of Deeds. located and known as 54 ST ANDRE premises recorded in book 50342 on Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Supposed Present Owner C/O TOWN DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 313 in the Worcester Registry of Identifier 210305100000 and being HALL Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. part of the premises recorded in book 2015 Tax $85.26 110483900000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $21.34 51053 on page 280 in the Worcester premises recorded in book 48336 on Registry of Deeds. Assessed To OWNER UNKNOWN page 34 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To 2015 Tax $1,184.29 And N/F GREENO RAYMOND P & B Deeds. SCANLON PATRICK T & ROBIN M T LILLIA 2015 Tax $1,963.71 A parcel of land with any buildings there- Assessed To MOORE CHRISTOPHER A parcel of land with any buildings on, approximately 0.56 Acres located S & DEBORA thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres Assessed To and known as 233 HARTFORD AVE A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 0 OAK ST RACICOT KEVIN L & ANN MARIE WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 2.96 Acres shown on the Town of Uxbridge A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier located and known as 568 ALDRICH Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier thereon, approximately 14.66 Acres 110442800000 and being part of the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 19034170000U and being part of the located and known as 465 MENDON premises recorded in book 41139 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 2822 on ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 95 in the Worcester Registry of 480385900000 and being part of the page 467 in the Worcester Registry of Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. premises recorded in book 15797 on Deeds. 140358700000 and being part of the 2015 Sewer Lien $610.39 page 012 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $240.12 premises recorded in book 15207 on 2015 Tax $4,231.68 Deeds. page 367 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $1,130.03 Assessed To PALLADINO RYAN Deeds. Assessed To SHEPARD ROBERT C & P & ANA M 1/2 T And & MONKS 2015 Tax $2,274.16 ELIZABETH J Assessed To NEALON ROBERT T JR CHARLES K & NANCY A 1 A parcel of land with any buildings & ROBERTA A A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To RATTY EARL A And thereon, approximately 0.82 Acres A condominium located and known thereon, approximately 0.74 Acres RICHARD KAREN MARIE located and known as 283 MENDON as 2 JACKSON COURT shown on the located and known as 400 N MAIN A parcel of land with any buildings ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge thereon, approximately 0.35 Acres Turn To LEGALS page ­­­B13 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 13 LEGALS LEGALS Assessed To Deeds. Deeds. continued from page previous page SPRUCE HILL REALTY LLC 2015 Tax $1,357.20 2015 Tax $478.71 A condominium located and known as Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 1 PETER ST A shown on the Town Assessed To TOWNE ALFRED T Assessed To VANDERZICHT BRIAN 190324200000 and being part of the of Uxbridge Assessors Records as A parcel of land with any buildings T premises recorded in book 39177 on Parcel Identifier 24A22670001A and thereon, approximately 3.3 Acres locat- A parcel of land with any buildings page 189 in the Worcester Registry of being part of the premises recorded ed and known as 65 RICHARDSON thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres Deeds. in book 39230 on page 162 in the ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge located and known as 11 TAFT ST 2015 Tax $3,647.37 Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner SULLO 290122700000 and being part of the Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To SHOREY KENNETH & SABINO L & PAULA A TE premises recorded in book 47657 on 18B385800000 and being part of the ANDREA TE And C/O HUD 2015 Tax $1,355.47 page 78 in the Worcester Registry of premises recorded in book 37199 on A parcel of land with any buildings Deeds. page 293 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.6 Acres Assessed To STEELE LAUREN J 2015 Tax $3,306.00 Deeds. located and known as 54 CARNEY A condominium located and known as 2015 Tax $548.03 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 7 HIGHNESS DR shown on the Town Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier of Uxbridge Assessors Records as TRACY MAUREEN O TRUSTEE And Assessed To VILLANI LEO 24A145200000 and being part of the Parcel Identifier 29022340015B and THOMAS J TRACY MARITAL DEDU A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 43037 on being part of the premises recorded A parcel of land with any buildings thereon, approximately 3.14 Acres page 7 in the Worcester Registry of in book 45610 on page 367 in the thereon, approximately 0.33 Acres located and known as 96 KASEY Deeds. Worcester Registry of Deeds. located and known as 70 MENDON COURT shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner COOPER- 2015 Tax $748.95 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier CIITWEST JV Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 490416100000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $741.35 Assessed To STEFANICK ROBERT J 190421500000 and being part of the premises recorded in book 40820 on A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 35493 on page 336 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To thereon, approximately 2.33 Acres page 228 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. SIBINICH STEPHEN T & ERIN M TE located and known as 605 QUAKER Deeds. 2015 Tax $501.14 A parcel of land with any buildings HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $2,456.14 thereon, approximately 0.36 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To WALENTY STEPHEN located and known as 64 ELMDALE 450295800000 and being part of the Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 23065 on TURNER HOWARD P & BADGER NA thereon, approximately 1.45 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 291 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings there- located and known as 824 QUAKER 260415800000 and being part of the Deeds. on, approximately 42.2 Acres located HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 19595 on 2015 Tax $2,536.92 and known as 230 CHOCOLOG RD Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 362 in the Worcester Registry of shown on the Town of Uxbridge 510109700000 and being part of the Deeds. Assessed To Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 02931 on 2015 Tax $3,780.78 SULLIVAN RALPH P & JUDITH A 440034500000 and being part of the page 351 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 28561 on Deeds. Assessed To SIDHU SANDEEP & thereon, approximately 0.38 Acres page 212 in the Worcester Registry of Supposed Present Owner PARAMJIT located and known as 324 QUAKER Deeds. BAYSTATE INVESTMENT FUND LLC A parcel of land with any buildings there- HWY shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner C/O FIKOW 2015 Tax $3,760.14 on, approximately 1.02 Acres locat- Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier LLC ed and known as 10 COLDSPRING 400036200000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $10.13 Assessed To WEST HARTFORD DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 18561 on PROPERTIES LLC Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 205 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings there- 230229100000 and being part of the Deeds. TZEREMES KONSTANTINOS on, approximately 58.17 Acres located premises recorded in book 20268 on Supposed Present Owner C/O A parcel of land with any buildings and known as 530 HARTFORD AVE page 026 in the Worcester Registry of DARLING SR DAVID A thereon, approximately 0.13 Acres WEST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. 2015 Tax $1,809.27 located and known as 6 S MAIN Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $331.27 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge 160452800000 and being part of the Assessed To T & V REALTY LLC Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 44999 on Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings 24A086700000 and being part of the page 242 in the Worcester Registry of SKATOFF JOSEPH TRUSTEE And thereon, approximately 0.48 Acres premises recorded in book 26647 on Deeds. 127 OLD MILLVILLE REALTY TRUST located and known as 336 N MAIN ST page 299 in the Worcester Registry of Supposed Present Owner C/O A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. UXBRIDGE SOLAR LLC thereon, approximately 0.57 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $1,633.12 2015 Tax $6,059.99 located and known as 127 OLD 12C271500000 and being part of the MILLVILLE RD shown on the Town premises recorded in book 44981 on Assessed To TZEREMES Assessed To of Uxbridge Assessors Records as page 134 in the Worcester Registry of KONSTANTINOS WEST JODIE M & PRIMEAU LINDA M Parcel Identifier 400074200000 and Deeds. A condominium located and known as A parcel of land with any buildings there- being part of the premises recorded 2015 Tax $1,427.18 67 HARVEST RD shown on the Town on, approximately 2.04 Acres located in book 48885 on page 346 in the of Uxbridge Assessors Records as and known as 87 SOUTHWOODS Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To Parcel Identifier 13006650034A and DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge 2015 Tax $916.59 TAPARAUSKY KEVIN F & MICHELLE being part of the premises recorded Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier A parcel of land with any buildings in book 18469 on page 042 in the 370306800000 and being part of the Assessed To SKOP EDWIN & thereon, approximately 1.08 Acres Worcester Registry of Deeds. premises recorded in book 36474 on VIRGINIA M LIFE TE And CHAPUT located and known as 110 CHARLES 2015 Tax $652.91 page 253 in the Worcester Registry of TINA & TULIANO NANCY AVE shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To 2015 Tax $7,723.86 thereon, approximately 1.8 Acres 190053700000 and being part of the UNISTAR PROPERTIES LLC located and known as 391 RIVER premises recorded in book 33846 on A parcel of land with any buildings Assessed To WILLARD PATRICIA A RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge page 9 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 0.79 Acres A condominium located and known as Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Deeds. located and known as 0 DOUGLAS 35 SUMMERFIELD DR shown on the 460454300000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $1,079.19 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records premises recorded in book 47362 on Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier as Parcel Identifier 23044350015A page 173 in the Worcester Registry of Assessed To TELLIER ALYSON 320201500000 and being part of the and being part of the premises record- Deeds. A condominium located and known as premises recorded in book 36691 on ed in book 43041 on page 183 in the 2015 Tax $1,085.27 129 QUAKER HWY 15 shown on the page 309 in the Worcester Registry of Worcester Registry of Deeds. Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records Deeds. 2015 Tax $2,242.42 Assessed To SMALTZ WILLIAM R & as Parcel Identifier 350012500150 Supposed Present Owner C/O LEE ISABELLA V and being part of the premises record- JUNDANIAN Assessed To WOOD MATHEW C & A parcel of land with any buildings ed in book 26826 on page 151 in the 2015 Tax $55.68 DITULLIO AN And JT thereon, approximately 0.83 Acres Worcester Registry of Deeds. A parcel of land with any buildings located and known as 13 MOORLAND 2015 Tax $344.36 Assessed To thereon, approximately 0.17 Acres DR shown on the Town of Uxbridge UXBRIDGE ASSOCIATES LLC located and known as 17 LAKE ST Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessed To A parcel of land with any buildings shown on the Town of Uxbridge 12B463500000 and being part of the TETREAULT JASON E & JAVANNA thereon, approximately 4.25 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier premises recorded in book 15453 on M located and known as 325 MENDON 12A055100000 and being part of the page 357 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings there- ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 45679 on Deeds. on, approximately 3.14 Acres located Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 243 in the Worcester Registry of 2015 Tax $24.90 and known as 370 BLACKSTONE 200174900000 and being part of the Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 37229 on 2015 Tax $289.18 Assessed To SMITH DANIEL Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 81 in the Worcester Registry of A condominium located and known 310189400000 and being part of the Deeds. Assessed To as 291 N MAIN ST C shown on the premises recorded in book 45903 on Supposed Present Owner C/O YOUNGSMA RANDALL H & THERES Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records page 339 in the Worcester Registry of JUNDANIAN LEE J A parcel of land with any buildings as Parcel Identifier 12C35570000C Deeds. 2014 Tax $3,169.46 thereon, approximately 10.34 Acres and being part of the premises record- 2015 Tax $11.48 located and known as 31 CHOCOLOG ed in book 45626 on page 89 in the Assessed To UXBRIDGE SPORTS RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To THOMAS KAREN A LIMITED And PARTNERSHIP Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier 2015 Tax $1,574.70 A parcel of land with any buildings there- A parcel of land with any buildings 390233300000 and being part of the on, approximately 2.17 Acres located thereon, approximately 5.84 Acres premises recorded in book 40743 on Assessed To SPENCER VIRGINIA G and known as 480 HARTFORD AVE located and known as 374 WEST page 284 in the Worcester Registry of A parcel of land with any buildings EAST shown on the Town of Uxbridge ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Deeds. thereon, approximately 0.42 Acres Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Supposed Present Owner C/O located and known as 100 HECLA 070233800000 and being part of the 280415200000 and being part of the FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAG ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge premises recorded in book 45606 on premises recorded in book 19200 on 2015 Tax $847.38 Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier page 230 in the Worcester Registry of page 236 in the Worcester Registry of June 12, 2015 250151600000 and being part of the Deeds. Deeds. premises recorded in book 04265 on 2015 Tax $20.12 2015 Tax $18,626.85 page 076 in the Worcester Registry of Deeds. Assessed To Assessed To VALORIE THOMAS C Supposed Present Owner C/O TONELLI ARTHUR & LINDA TE A parcel of land with any buildings PAESJC HOLDINGS LLC A condominium located and known thereon, approximately 6.79 Acres 2015 Tax $1,891.92 as 10 MARYWOOD ST shown on the located and known as 0 CHESTNUT Town of Uxbridge Assessors Records ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To as Parcel Identifier 18B46850000A Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier SPERONI ROBERT S TRUSTEE And and being part of the premises record- 450432100000 and being part of the 89 ALDRICH ST NOM TRUST ed in book 14007 on page 131 in the premises recorded in book 44093 on A parcel of land with any buildings Worcester Registry of Deeds. page 120 in the Worcester Registry of thereon, approximately 7.49 Acres 2015 Tax $661.04 Deeds. located and known as 89 ALDRICH 2015 Tax $83.07 ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge Assessed To TOWN OF UXBRIDGE Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier And TT-186 CORPORATION Assessed To VANDERZICHT BRIAN 450101700000 and being part of the A parcel of land with any buildings A parcel of land with any buildings premises recorded in book 46626 on thereon, approximately 1.33 Acres thereon, approximately 25.53 Acres page 392 in the Worcester Registry of located and known as 571 ALDRICH located and known as 4 DUTCH HILL Deeds. ST shown on the Town of Uxbridge RD shown on the Town of Uxbridge Supposed Present Owner C/O Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier Assessors Records as Parcel Identifier STEFANICK ROBERT 480302500000 and being part of the 100364500000 and being part of the 2015 Tax $552.32 premises recorded in book 50856 on premises recorded in book 47890 on TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com page 66 in the Worcester Registry of page 352 in the Worcester Registry of 14 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune CALENDAR

The calendar page is a free service more information, visit the events page SUTTON the cars and information about the VFW offered for listings for government, educa- at www.suttonfirstchurch.org or find Ham & Bean Supper With Waters call Dave Kennedy, 508-529-3314. tional and non-profit organizations. Send them on Facebook: “Touch A Truck Farm Apple Crisp — Waters Farm all calendar listings and happenings Sutton.” Preservation, Inc. will be holding a SUTTON by mail to Adam Minor at Stonebridge Ham & Bean Supper featuring baked The First Congregational Church of Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA Sunday, June 14, 12-3 p.m. — Flag ham with pineapple, homemade baked Sutton, 307 Boston Road, presents its 01550; by fax at (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail Day Celebration, Open House Special beans & steamed brown bread, cole slaw monthly free will offering of open seat- to [email protected]. Please Program & Pickers Paradise Barn Sale & the famous Waters Farm hot apple ing dinners from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the write “calendar” in the subject line. All — Waters Farm Preservation, Inc. in crisp with ice cream. Saturday, June second Saturday of each month. All are calendar listings must be submitted by Sutton will be holding a their June 20, at Waters Farm in the Darling Barn, welcome. Dinners are served with bread, 12 p.m. on Monday to be published in the open house featuring a Flag Day cele- 53 Waters Rd., Sutton, to benefit the beverage and dessert. For more informa- following Friday’s edition. We will print bration, a special program on the care Nathan’s Barn Building Fund. Seatings tion, call (508) 865-6914. such listings as space allows. of fruit trees, a guided walking tour are at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Donations: $12 and their Pickers Paradise barn sale. Adults; $10 Seniors & Children; under There will be a Senior Breakfast from Saturday, June 13 Admission is free. Kent Stowe of Hawk 6, free. 8 to 9:30 a.m. every first Friday of the Hill Orchards will be discussing care month at St. John’s Episcopal Church, UXBRIDGE of fruit trees by our own Sutton Beauty Monday, July 13 3 Pleasant St. (off Route 122A), Sutton. A From Victoria Secret model to Role apple trees in the North Pasture. Ken $4 per person donation is suggested. This Model — come hear Kylie Bisutti’s Ethier, local historian and board mem- WHITINSVILLE breakfast meal is especially prepared for compelling story about the struggle ber of Waters Farm, will lead a guid- The annual “Choir Fest” for children seniors. Handicapped accessible. For the between her profession as a Victoria’s ed walking tour of the Farm property will be held July 13-17, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at menu and more information, please call Secret model and her profession of beginning at 1:30 p.m. Please wear suit- Fairlawn Christian Reformed Church (508) 865-3103 or (508) 277-9822. faith — 6 p.m., Saturday, June 13, at able shoes. on Goldthwaite Road, Whitinsville. North Uxbridge Baptist Church (5 Bring your torn and tattered flags. We All children age 4 through grade 8 are MILLBURY East Hartford Ave, Uxbridge). We will will be accepting flags to be turned in to welcome. Please e-mail secretary@fair- Parent Support Group in Millbury be streaming LIVE from Community the veterans for burning at the end of lawncrc.org or call Ellen at 508-234-2838, sponsored by Parent Professional Bible church Beaufort South Carolina. the afternoon. ext. 200 to register, request a brochure Advocacy League (PPAL). Please join Contact NUBC office with questions The Waters farmhouse will be open or ask questions. Note that children us for our free and confidential Parent (508) 278-5505 or northuxbridgebaptist@ for tours of the 1757 home. We will be ages 4 and 5 will be dismissed at noon. Support Group on the second (work- gmail.com. holding our Pickers’ Paradise barn sale shop) and fourth (sharing) Friday of the and flea market. Vendors are welcome. Saturday, July 25 month from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Sunday, June 14 Please contact Pam at 508-735-7146. Millbury Public Library. Call PPAL at HOPEDALE (508) 767-9725 for further information. SUTTON UXBRIDGE Looking for a special experience and Parent Professional Advocacy League is The Third Annual Touch A Truck Blackstone River and Canal fun memories with your children or a statewide network of parents and pro- Sutton is rolling into town on Sunday, Heritage State Park announces the grandchildren? fessionals and adolescents with emotion- June 14 from 1-4 p.m., where kids of 20th Anniversary of River Bend Farm Then please join us on Saturday, July al, behavioral and mental health needs. all ages will have the chance to get up Visitor Center, Sunday, June 14, 1-3 25 from 8 a.m. to noon for the whole- close, climb aboard, and explore many p.m., Concert at the Canal 3:30-5 p.m. some outdoor fun of the Blackstone NORTHBRIDGE different kinds of trucks, cars, and other Please join us in celebrating the day Valley Fishing Derby for youth, ages The Caregivers Group will meet in the vehicles in a unique, interactive event with activities for all ages to enjoy a 3-14 at the historic, scenic Hopedale library at the Northbridge Senior Center to benefit the First Congregational relaxing day at the park. Guided Canal Pond Boat Launch, Hopedale. on the fourth Friday of the month. If you Church of Sutton at 307 Boston Rd, Walk at 1 p.m. followed by ongoing There are prizes galore, including are currently caring for a family mem- Sutton. activities: scavenger hunts, hands-on 1st and 2nd place trophies in 5 catego- ber or close friend, come and join others Last year, Touch A Truck Sutton host- activities. Visitors can experience the ries: trout, perch, bluegill, pickerel and who share your compassion. ed a crowd of approximately 800 people upper exhibit level of the “Voss Barn.” bass. Bring your own rod and reel and for a wonderful day of trucks, food, Our exhibit “Following the Plough” favorite bait for a morning of catch and A “Serenity On The Hill” Al-Anon games, and good old-fashioned family explores the farm to factory story of the release! Cookout of hot dogs and more step meeting will be held at 7 p.m. fun, and this year’s event promises to Blackstone Valley. Horse-pulled Hay from 11:30-noon followed by the Award every Wednesday at the Rockdale be even BIGGER and BETTER than last Wagon rides from Ironshoe Farms, 1-3 Ceremony at 12:15 p.m. wraps up the Congregational Church, 42 Fowler Road, year! In addition to vehicles, the event p.m. Blackstone Valley Bluegrass Band, event. Northbridge. This is a support group for will again feature an assortment of car- 3:30-5 p.m. Sponsored by the Blackstone Valley family and friends of problem drinkers. nival-type games, a bounce house, and Bring your own picnic and enjoy the Chamber of Commerce, Fin and Newcomers always welcome. For more rides on the Roaming Railroad, which day with us! See you there as we cele- Feather Sports in Upton and other local information, call 508-366-0556. is always a hit with the little ones! brate the preservation of this special businesses, you can get more info and There are too many vehicles to place! Free parking. For more informa- pre-register online at www.bvfishing- WHITINSVILLE list, but the event is expected to once tion please call 508-278-7604. derby.org. $15 donation per child Every Monday — Celebrate Recovery again share town police, fire, and res- includes tackle packs, worms and cook- is a Biblically-based step program cue vehicles, construction equipment, Saturday, June 20 out. Call Jeff at Fin and Feather Sports designed to heal a wide variety of habits Direnzo tow trucks, a Pratt Trucking 508-529-3901 with any questions. and harmful behaviors, such as drug trash truck, dump trucks, antique cars WHITINSVILLE dependency, abuse, eating disorders, and tractors, and even the popular NMS Booster Club 2nd Annual Golf ONGOING EVENTS depression, anger, pornography, broken mobile pet grooming van from TLC Pet Outing — Saturday, June 20, at 1:30 p.m., relationships. The group meets every Haven and a special guest appearance Whitinsville Golf Club, 179 Fletcher St., UPTON week in a two-part session, an open by Jake the Lion from the Worcester Whitinsville. Tickets available at www. Weekly Car Show: “Cruise Night” — group followed by gender-specific small Bravehearts. eventbrite.com. $125 fee includes golf, VFW Post, Upton, Route 140, Tuesday share groups. Starts at 7 p.m. and ends at Tickets will be sold at the Touch A cart, dinner, on-course contests. We will Evenings, May 26-Sept. 1. Vintage cars 9:00. Come at 6:30 for coffee and conver- Truck gates at the First Congregational also have a raffle with some great priz- on display on the Post grounds 5-9 p.m. sation. Pleasant Street Church, 25 Cross Church of Sutton (“The Church on es for you to win! Not a golfer but still every Tuesday night through the sum- Street, Whitinsville, 508-234-5268, ext. 14, the Common”), 307 Boston Rd, Sutton, want to partake in the post-golf fun? mer months. Classic cars, trucks and or email [email protected]. for $5 each, with a $20 family maxi- You can purchase a ticket for dinner motorcycles welcome. Also antiques or mum. The event runs from 1-4 p.m., only $30. We’re also looking for hole muscle cars and street-rods may join the and features a special horn-free hour sponsors. Cost to sponsor a hole is only fun. The evening includes free admis- The John 21 Community Breakfast from 1-2 p.m. where all of the festival $100. We will display a sign for each of sion, food bar and music. The “pick-of- at St. Patrick’s Church has been estab- activities will be available in a setting our sponsors on the golf course. the-night” trophy will be sponsored each lished as a response to the needs of many that is more manageable for children Tuesday by JJ’s Ice Cream. Grill opens people in our community. Breakfast will with special needs or sensitive ears. For 5-8:30 p.m. For more information about continue each and every Saturday from Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Council, a local agency supported by www.strongbodystrongmind.us TRIVIA NIGHT KLEM’S 11th ANNUAL the Massachusetts Cultural Council, AT THE STOMPING GROUND EQUINE DAY a state agency ROADHOUSE BLUES JAM Every Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. 132 Main St., Putnam, CT An event for horse FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY CADY’S TAVERN 860-928-7900 enthusiast! JUNE 19, 20, 21 JULY 10, 11, 12 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI Also, live music Equestrian related 42nd ANNUAL Klem’s DockDog Days 2015 401-568-4102 five nights a week products ST. JOSEPH POLISH FESTIVAL Dock Jumping and Diving (Wed.-Sun.) and services. Rescue St. Joseph Grounds Canine Aquatics Competition TRIVIA NIGHT horses, 47 Whitcomb Street Register today at Wednesdays food, pony rides, raffles & fun! Webster, MA www.dockdogs.com 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY NIGHT CRUISING Blessings Farm Drill Team Friday: 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. KLEM’S HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB FOR CHARITY CAR SHOW will perform from 1-2 p.m. Saturday: 12:00 noon - 11:00 p.m. 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA June 3 through August 26 Email [email protected] Sunday: 12 noon - 4:00 p.m. 508-885-2708 (EXt. 104) 508-892-9822 Every Wednesday KLEM’S Great food, live music, spirits, night 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA Talent show, games of chance, WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA at 5 p.m. till dusk 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) Country baskets, crafts, pastry booth, Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. 100% of the proceeds Kids’ games, inflatable amusements, CADY’S TAVERN go to the ST. ROCH PARISH FESTIVAL Dice wheel, Black Jack, Seven orver 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) Masonic Children’s 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and under and much more! SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 Chepachet, RI Charity Lunch served 10:00 a.m. - DAVID PROUTY HIGH SCHOOL 401-568-41 02 KLEM’S 4:00 p.m. SATURDAY. JUNE 20 CLASS OF 1970, 45th REUNION 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA Vendors welcome. $25 per THE BAD TICKERS 7:00 p.m. KARAOKE 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) space Acoustic solo with Chris Leicester Country Club Every Friday View the schedule at Outdoor vendors, auction 9:00 p.m. 1430 Main St., Leicester, MA and Saturday www.klemsonline.com crafts, 308 LAKESIDE $55 pp 8 p.m.-12 Homemade baked goods, 308 East Main St. For tickets contact Deborah Marquis In the Veterans Lounge used East Brookfield, MA 508-248-7786 Public invited KLEM’S FARMERS MARKET books, garage sale ,raffles 774-449-8333 or Martha Berthiaume AMERICAN LEGION June 13 through October 24 334 Main St., Oxford, MA 508-885-6492 TUTTLE POST #279 Every Saturday from 10:00 a.m.- 508-987-8987 ANNUAL FLEA MARKET 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA 2:00 p.m. West Brookfield Common ONGOING 508-832-2701 Accepting applications A DAY OF MUSIC 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. FREE to all qualifying vendors 1:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Admission $1, Kids free MAY 23 - JUNE 14 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT APPLY TODAY Rain or shine at Live music ARTISTS IN THE COUNTRY FRIDAY NIGHT Visit www.klemsonline.com ARTISTS IN THE Bounce House ($3/5 min.) SPRING COLLABORATIVE HEXMARK TAVERN KLEM’S COUNTRY Sponsored by the Artists and music AT SALEM CROSS INN 117 W. Main St., Spencer, MA 52 County Rd., First Congregational Church, UCC 52 County Rd., 260 West Main St., 508-885-2708 (Ext. 104) West Woodstock, CT West Woodstock, CT West Brookfield, MA For info call SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Fridays 4:30-6 p.m. 508-867-2345 Ann Chuk at 860-465-7945 or ALBANIAN DAY PICNIC Saturdays and Sundays www.salemcrossinn.com [email protected] 12 Noon - 5:30 p.m. 12 noon-4:30 p.m. ST. NICHOLAS ALBANIAN For info call Every Thursday is LOWER LEVEL ORTHODOX CHURCH Ann Chuk at 860-465-7945 CHICKEN NIGHT 4-piece rock band 126 Morris St., 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. playing all your favorites Southbridge, MA FREE COMMUNITY YOGA Family style baked chicken from country, hip hop, Shish kebab, spinach Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. with fries, pasta & marinara sauce, R&B, folk and rock pies, Cash donations accepted salad and rolls 9:00 p.m. Albanian pastries, for P.A.W.S. Adults: $11.75 308 LAKESIDE Mosaic Ensemble Band and nonperishable Children under 10: $6.75 308 East Main St. FREE ADMISSION food collected for AMERICAN LEGION East Brookfield, MA Rain or shine Daily Bread TUTTLE POST #279 774-449-8333 Event sponsored in part by a grant STRONG BODY/STRONG MIND 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA from the Southbridge Cultural 112 Main St., Putnam, CT 508-832-2701 B­ lackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • 15

8-10 a.m. in the Parish Center, 1 Cross St., Whitinsville. Our mission is to serve a nutritious breakfast, free of charge, every Saturday morning in the spirit of community fellowship and hospitality. Teams of volunteers prepare and serve breakfast on a rotating basis. All are welcome. For more information, please contact the ministry coordinator at John21Breakfast@ gmail.com. If you would like to make a donation to this project, please contact St. Patrick’s rectory at 508-234-5656.

The Whitinsville Social Library is pleased to announce that they are partnering with Tufts Veterinary School’s Paws for People Program, called R.E.A.D, on the third Saturday of each month beginning in December, from 10 a.m. to noon. During the program, a trained therapy dog will visit the library, along with its owner, and children have the chance to read to the dog. This program is designed for children ages 4-8 at any reading level and helps to promote confidence in the child’s reading abilities. Registration is required for 10-15 minute sessions of reading to the dog. Call the library at 508-234-2151. For more information about programming, please visit the library’s web- site at www.northbridgemass.org/whitinsville-social-library.

Legos Club the first and third Mondays of each month, for ages 6 and up from 3 until 5 p.m. at the Whitinsville Social Library. For more information about programming, please visit the library’s website at www.northbridgemass.org/ whitinsville-social-library.

The Men’s Bible Study will be held from 9:30 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday in the fourth floor conference room (the upper room) at the Whitinsville Community Center which can be conveniently accessed by elevator. The study is a non-denom- inational look at New Testament Scripture from a Christian Worldview perspective. Men from all the area towns are invit- ed to share the Word, fellowship, food and fun. Just come to the Whitinsville Community Center or email mikeytierney@ gmail.com for more information.

DOUGLAS Time are tough and the economy is tight. It can be hard to make ends meet. What about your four-legged friends? Project Kibble is a food pantry for pets. Project Kibble will operate out of Dog Orphans Humane Society in Douglas on the second Saturday of each month from 1-3 p.m. Project Kibble accepts donations of dry and wet dog food, cat food, kitty litter, treats, small rodent food (for hamsters, gerbils, etc.), bird and fish food. All collected donations will then be distributed through local food pantries. For more information or to make a dona- tion, please email [email protected] or call 508-234-8131.

HOPEDALE The Adult Children of TH CELEBRATING Alcoholics 12-step OUR 15 ANNIVERSARY!DINE IN & support group TAKE OUT Chinese Restaurant LOUNGE meets from 7:30 to 11 Worcester Rd. (Rte. 12), Webster, MA 01570 9 p.m. on Mondays 395 Exit 2 By Gulf Gas Station at the Hopedale Unitarian Church, (508)943-8888 65 Hopedale St. For Hours: Sun - Thurs, 11:30am-10pm; Fri & Sat 11:30am-11pm more information, call Rose at (508) WE DELIVER TO 234-9004. WEBSTER, OXFORD & DUDLEY ALL YOU CAN EAT LUNCH & DINNER BUFFET Lunch: $6.99 11:15am - 2:30pm READING Dinner $9.99 3:00 pm - 8:30 pm NEWSPAPERS Sunday Lunch Buffet IS A QUEST $ LIKE NO OTHER 7.59 16 • Friday, June 12, 2015 Blackstone Valley Tribune Friday, June 12, 2015 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 1

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Help me in my pre- Or Entire Estates 10’ long, 74” high sent and urgent petition. In re- $175/OBO $225.00 JEWELRY SAFE turn, I promise to make your (2) Mid-back leather Local We Buy It All 100 GENERAL name known, and cause you to And Also Do office chairs GARDALL be invoked. 2 SWIVEL ROCKER On-Site Estate Sales $30/ea 16” wide 23” tall Say three Our Fathers, three Heroes CHAIRS $100.00 And 107 MISC. FREE Hail Mary’s and Glorias. Our veterinarians can help Bell motorcyle $25.00 each Estate Auctions helmet Publication must be promised. spay/neuter and/or general LEATHER COUCH St. Jude pray for us and all who medical appointments. Never used FREE CALL MIKE ANYTIME ONE 2HP SEARS AIR invoke your aid. Amen. This Additional discounts $60 87” light tan 2 twin size COMPRESSOR 220 $25.00 Novena has never been known available for those on 774-230-1662 Beckett Burner electric beds to fail. This Novena must be $100.00 financial assistance. Control & Aquastat (not hospital beds) said for 9 consecutive days. Please call $ BUY & SELL $ $200 508-949-1283 Publication promised. 508-637-1333 ALL GOLD & SILVER (3) Kincaid “Replica” ONE SUNBEAM GAS N.F.L. Mid-sized couch with or online at ITEMS Paintings GRILL www.secondchanceanimals.org Want to Place a Classified Ad? matching chairs Call 800-536-5836 Specializing in 2’x3’ $50/ea $50.00 130 YARD SALES NUMISMATIC COINS, Christin Dior Tux 413-436-8520 284 LOST & FOUND gold & silver of any form! Used once 42-44 long, ONE BARBECUE GRILL TREES FOR SALE ANNUAL FAMILY w/pleated shirt $50.00 Evergreen Trees, Colorado PETS 109 MUSIC/ARTS YARD SALE Qualified with over 30 $175/OBO Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, 59 Newell Ave years experience & Cast Iron Christmas Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall 1-413-244-9510 Southbridge Did you find a following of many All 10 trees for $85 GUITAR FOUND HERE! Tree Stand June 13th satisfied customers. Norway Spruce, 3.5’ 1970 GIBSON J50 your pet? $25 SLEEP SOFA 9am-2pm 5/$99 Acoustic w/case OST AND OUND We also sell a nice Sunbeam Whole 4 years old, neutral color, very (rain date June 20th) 135 L F Or find a home Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Great condition selection of fine jewelry, House Humidifier good condition, 5/$99 $1800.00 o.b.o. MISSING CAT for one? antiques & collectibles. (on wheels) Owned by one person with no Excellent privacy **************** 68 Sturbridge Hill RD $50 pets. 774-633-0832 border/ornamental DEADLINE FOR Charlton Bring in your items & 13’ Sunsetter $350.00/OBO Call 508-278-5762 SMALL UPRIGHT YARD SALE Gray with stripes on body see what they’re worth. Awning Cover evenings SUBMISSIONS IS and rings around tail. You won’t leave Never Used SOLID OAK TABLE WHITE LAQUER White on face and chest NOON MONDAY disappointed. $30 with two chairs 27x30 open TRUCK TOOL BOX PIANO Named Jack Honesty and fairness 27x15 closed Half Ton FOR ALL Laurie are our best policies! 14” Snow Chains w/Bench Never used mint condition, $80.00 MASS. WEEKLY 508-826-7359 $20 11 years old $250.00/OBO 15” Cable Excellent condition PAPERS Lee’s HEAVY DUTY Paid $3700 Deadline subject to change LET US KNOW!!! Coins & Jewelry Snow Chains Call 200 GEN. BUSINESS Brand New Asking $1500 due to holidays Please call us so that we 239 West Main Street 508-779-0735 ENGINE STAND $35 508-637-1168 Call for more info can take your ad East Brookfield $80.00 204 WATER EQUIPMENT Used Engine ******************** out of the paper... (Route 9 - Panda 2002 Pontiac 3.4 ltr. V-6 2000 SEADOO 720 Garden Plaza) GOLF CLUBS AND 110 NOVENAS ESTATE SALE Town-To-Town $250 with caravan trailer 508-637-1236 SNOW TRACKING 4 Sidney Road Classifieds Antique-Kelvinator BAG Red & white 508-341-6355 (cell) PRAYER TO ST. Sturbridge, MA Electric range TIRES $60.00 Very fast and fun! 508-909-4111 Friday, June 12th w/double oven, broiler 185x65 R15 JUDE Saturday, June 13th GREAT B/O $50.00 each $1500 33 GALION 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. FLEA MARKET Call Ed @ Lightly Used May The Sacred Heart Of Call 774-244-6781 285 PET CARE ALUMINUM GAS Every Saturday and Sunday 508-479-9752 Jesus Be Adored, Glorified, 508-234-8297 Call TANK Loved And Preserved ESTATE SALE year round LET’S MAKE A DEAL! FAN-C-PET Dealers, leave your stuff 508-637-1401 Throughout The World Now Everything must go! $75.00 205 BOATS set-up in our secure facility And Forever. Sacred Heart Of 161 Stafford Rd Holland MA NordicTrack Elite Mobile Dealer days every TAKAMINE 12 Jesus, Pray For Us. St. Jude, Sat & Sun June 13th&14th 18’ PONTOON MILLER HIGH Grooming Salon Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 14.7 Elliptical Worker Of Miracles, Pray For Starting at 9am STRING BOAT Ever-changing array 2 years old, Like new, FREQUENCY BOX Us. St. Jude, Helper Of The No early birds please. 1993 tracker bass buggy of cool, cool stuff Internet access, Paper work ELECTRIC/ 25’ tig Torch Hopeless, Pray For Us. Bought $1399 Say This Prayer 9 Times A Day With 25hp Evinrude motor, Vicki Kelley 800-551-7767 ACOUSTIC GUITAR and regulator FLEA MARKET With trailer dudleyflea.com asking $850.00 $600.00 For 9 Days, By The 9th Day Professional Very good condition Your Prayer Will Be ON $3200 WANTED w/hard shell case $325 508-347-9364 Groomer 860-455-8762 Answered Even If You Don’t CASH PAID FOR OLD Wii Fender Stratocaster Believe. This Novena Has Never WEST 20 Years Exp. Mexican made Been Known To Fail. 215 CAMPING BARBIE w/Balance Board BROOKFIELD “We Go Right blue/white excellent Publication Must Be 2009 JAYCO POP AND DAWN DOLLS Controllers, Games condition $350 or BO Promised. COMMON toYour Door” VINYL DOLLS Bought $500 glass tank for reptiles 30”Hgt x Thank You St. Jude UP CAMPER 508-987-2419 from the Asking $250.00 12”width x19 1/2” depth $10 R.H.REJ 8am-2pm June 20 great condition has two battery 50s 60s 70s 774-272-0821 Live Music Bounce house, POOL ITEMS boxes, comes with plug in fans. also USED ADULT POWER PRAYER TO THE Food gate $1 Sites available $3500.00/OBO clothing and extras THREE CHAIR BLESSED Call call 18’ Round Leaf Net 508-867-4462 860-377-7169 9am-9pm 18’ Round Winter Cover CRAFTSMAN ADULT POTTY CHAIR VIRGIN Leave message 508-450-7330 18’ Round Summer Solar Cover SANDERS MOVING: with roller All under $50.00 (Never known to fail). Oh most UEL OOD WANTED Ladder EVERYTHING 265 F /W WHEEL CHAIR beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel, Old Mopeds, Scooters, Skimmer Central Boiler E-Classic fruitful vine, splendor of MUST GO! Going... Going... Vacuum Hose HOMELITE CHAIN Dirt Bikes Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Baby items, 1400/2400 Gone to the Dogs Adjustable Pole 2 WALKERS Any condition SAW Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, furniture, housewares, 1 HP Hayward Pump & Filter OUTDOOR WOOD Training and behavior Looking for projects EZ supper auto assist me in this my necessity. glassware tools, exercise (approx. 4-5 yrs old) 8 NFL SUPER BOWL management in your Cash paid $50.00 Oh Star of the Sea, help me and equipment, & yard supplies. FURNACE Call Travis 115 volt, 15 amp motor COINS home. show me herein, you are my 1 Westland Drive Cleaner & Greener Leave message $1600.00 mother, Oh Holy Mary, Mother EPA Qualified Positive methods used. Call NEW CEILING Spencer, MA 774-242-9227 of God, Queen of Heaven and June 13 -14 25-Year Warranty Certified Pet Dog 508-259-6928 LIGHTS Asking Earth, I humbly beseech you Call Today (We also sell) from the bottom of my heart, trainer and member Precious $10-$50 Each $3500.00 MULTI FAMILY 508-882-0178 WANTED TO BUY succor me in this necessity. CrystalRockFarm.com APDT Moments SEARS GAS Call There are none that can YARD SALE Call Renelle at BY COLLECTOR withstand your call. Oh, show Collection 508-832-3029 Saturday June 13 FIREWOOD 508-892-1850 Old comic books TRIMMER me herein, you are my mother. 8AM-2PM Cut, Split & Delivered email: 1940s and up and stands VACUUM Oh, Mary conceived without sin, w/ supply of Lines New England Commons-off Green & Seasoned Beatles memorabilia 28 pieces pray for us who have recourse [email protected] $50 CLEANERS Bigelow Road Webster 1960s and up 508-867-2887 to thee. (3 times) Holy Mary I Furniture, Glassware,household Wood Lots Wanted Famous monster New-Good for garage place this cause in your hands Call 508-885-3136 items, Small tools,and much Stowe Farm magazines, Godzilla, Local (3 times). Sweet Mother I pray more Call Paul Frankenstein and HOOVER CARPET- for this cause in your hands. (3 Fun for all ages THREE PIECE 508-769-2351 monster items, News times). Holy Spirit, resolve all CLEANER NEW WANTED Old toys and WHITE problems, light all roads so that FREE -summer camp $100.00 Always Buying advertising items WROUGHT IRON I can attain my goal. You gave -birthday parties me the divine gift to forgive and Old Toys Construction -Horse back riding PATIO SET, TWO GLASS TABLE forget all evil against me in all -Pre 1980- Wood Call: 860-779-2469 Sofa and two chairs cushions instances of my life, you are Banks lessions TOPS 2x4’s, 2x6’s, included very sturdy excellent with me. I want this short wind up -dog borad, bathing $50.00-each Plywood beams, 3/4’ thick, Local quality and condition. prayer to thank you for all tin mechanical Assorted sizes & thickness FOUND HERE! $350.00Firm things as you confirm once battery-op Sept and Oct News Call Kathy TWO SEWING again that I never want to be Friction Apple and pumpkin picking Good for wood stoves PULASKI HALL 508-892-0254 MACHINES WITH separated from you even in etc spite of material things. I wish and outdoor burners Petting zoo and more OAK TREE BENCH OLD BICYCLES Clean Wood! to be with you in eternal glory. High wheel With beveled mirror, 4 hanging TOOL SHEDS $50.00-each Thank you for your mercy to- 508-865-9860 508-867-2564 hooks, one drawer, and storage Made of Texture 1-11 ward me and mine. The person Balloon tire Stowe Rd. Millbury MA Delivery Available in the base of the unit. 8x8 $775 CEDAR HOPE must say this prayer three Stingray www.stowefarm.com 80” High 40” Wide 16” Deep 8x10 $960 consecutive days. After three Schwinn Superb condition CHEST days the request will be granted. 283 PETS 8x12 $1050 Raleigh FOUND HERE! Can email photos 8x16 $1375 $60.00 This prayer must be published AKC STANDARD 286 LIVESTOCK Call after the prayer is granted. all makes and models considered 508-347-7492 Thank you. POODLE PUPPIES Delivered and Built On-Site DISHES NEW AND -1880s-1970s- Born May 29th BAGGED WAR REGULATION Other Sizes Available OLD. Also parts & Accessories THANK YOU SAINT & Literature SHAVINGS CALL 413-324-1117 Sold With Genetic & Health RELICS POOL TABLE Cash Paid $4.75 Each JUDE testing done, Guarantees and Needs new felt, $500 508-885-3136 Horse quality & WAR FOR PRAYERS 1800-336-2453 health Certificate. TRAC VAC 860-888-5207 3.25 size Model 385-IC/385LH Rock Valley Farm SOUVENIRS 2 HARDWOOD ANSWERED YARD SALE Parents live in home Used Once West Brookfield MA WESLO Puppies are socialized WANTED CHERRY Best Offer June 20th and 21st 508-867-2508 TREADMILL God, thank you for all the grace at 76 Southwoods Drive $1500 WWII & EARLIER CABINETS and favors which you have Uxbridge Ma. Call Glass Doors, Moveable shelves, BEAR CAT 20HP/100MPH given me through the prayers of CA$H WAITING! House Hold items, 413-436-7556 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES 75”x30”x20” $500 for pair. $70.00 your Apostle, Jude Thaddeus. kids toys, Helmets, Swords, VAC-N-CHIP PRO St. Jude, I thank you for your BRINX SAFE clothes and lemonade stand. Daggers, Bayonets, & VAC PRO intercession in response to my 8:00 am to 3:00 BASSET HOUND HINGES 508-892-3275 18X12 INCHES $50.00 prayers. I will always be grateful Medals, Badges, Flags, Models 72085, 72285, AIR HOCKEY TABLE PUPPIES Heavy duty 54” long Uniforms, etc. REMOTE CONTROL 72295 to you and will spread to 61X33 INCHES $60.00 Bring a non-perishables stainless steel Over 30 Years Experience. Used Twice devotion to you. Be with us 2 males, 1 female. Tri-color, for piano hinges AIRCRAFTS Best Offer FOOSBALL TABLE always so we may face our beautiful markings, family Call David some with motors 55X30 INCHES $60.00 problems with courage and donation to a local raised. Ready 6-19, $500. $50.00 each 1-508-688-0847 pantry and get a free Brand new Call George CALL serenity. w/papers call for pictures. I’ll Come To YOU! 774-241-0027 CALL 508-765-5763 (508) 885-4212 HC lemonade. 508-867-2904 774-633-0832

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FREELANCE REPORTER WANTED Are you a writer at heart? Do you love to capture the moment SPORTS you’re in with a photograph? Do you have an interest in the goings on in your community, and CORRESPONDENT want to get involved in your town? Stonebridge Press, your best source for weekly local news, is looking for a hard-working, flexible freelance reporter. Job will include writing several stories per week, photography, information gathering and networking.

Candidates must be able to work nights and weekends when needed. Residence in the Blackstone Valley is preferred, but not required.

Stonebridge Press is an Stonebridge Press sports department equal opportunity employer. is seeking an individual to cover and photograph high school sports. So what are waiting for? Send your résumé to Editor Adam Minor at Candidate will be flexible with hours [email protected], or mail to likely on Friday nights & weekends. Stonebridge Press, ATTN: Editor, Correspondent must have digital camera P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 and the ability to e-mail photos and story. 433 CLEANING 505 APARTMENTS FOR 500 REAL ESTATE Toyota  Scion  Used  College Graduates Welcome House/Office RENT Please apply to either  H o n e s t  E x c e l l e n t R e p u t a t i o n  S a l a r y  C o m m i s s i o n  B o n u s e s  President Award Dealership  Car Allowance  401K Cleaning Southbridge Adam Minor at 
 

  
  


  

 
505 APARTMENTS FOR  Team Atmosphere  Management Opportunity  $55,000 Available Nice, Clean [email protected] Expectation the First Year  Experience NOT a Must, We Will Train. Reasonable rates. RENT We are searching for the right female OR male to join our team. 2 & 3 Bedroom or Nick Ethier at  If you are energetic, honest, drug-free, and desire a lucrative No job too big or small. long term career... Day and evening APARTMENTS Apartments [email protected] See Shane Bacigalupo at Tri-State Toyota
Scion hours available. Fully applianced [email protected] -Bonded- FOR RENT Carpet, Hardwoods or call (508) 764-4325 IN SOUTHBRIDGE 1st & Security Call Wendy for a No Pets and leave a message at extension From $650.00 FREE estimate at: One bedroom available CALL 130 or 133. 508-943-9880 in nice neighborhood, Equity Commercial 310 GENERAL HELP 325 PROFESSIONAL $500/Month TLC Real Estate WANTED HELP WANTED plus utilities Steve: 508-755-3336 HOME CLEANING 310 GENERAL HELP 310 GENERAL HELP WORCESTER SOUTHBRIDGE 300 HELP WANTED Trailer Truck We Use & Supply Organic Two bedroom in a nice WANTED WANTED PEDIATRIC Cleaners To Ensure area $700/month Three bedrooms, Stove, Off-street parking, Drivers Wanted Your Family’s Safety. plus utilities CARDIOLOGY Washer/Dryer Hook-ups in 310 GENERAL HELP Class A CDL with IMMEDIATE MECHANICAL office seeking secretarial Gift Certificates For apartment. WANTED Hazmat Call w/Fridge OPENING! SYSTEMS support staff to include Baby Showers, phone coverage, Based in Anniversaries, And More! 508-764-2293 Limited restricted storage. AMANDEEP KAUR Landscape Worker Position for Deposits, references, and TECHNICIAN appointment scheduling, A Perfect Gift! full service landscape North Brookfield credit check required. DDS PC company-hardscape to full computer knowledge, OFS, a world class leader in the BRIMFIELD No pets, No utilities maintence and general clerical Office/Homes manufacture of optical fiber has Two Bedroom Apartment for $800 per month has a j/o for a Dentist. Job loc Qualifiactions: license, Please Call Spring/Fall Cleaning an opening for a Mechanic support. Full and Half rent Plus Sewer & Water in Webster, MA. Diagnose & Transportation, Resume, Weekly/Bi-Weekly located at our fiber time positions 508-867-3235 W/D Hookup Call 508-637-1074 treat diseases, injuries, & References Monthly Cleaning manufacturing facility in considered. Electric Heat malfrmtns of teeth & gums. Experience a Plus! Flexible Hours/Days Sturbridge, Mass. Large Yard Examn patients to dtrmn nature Contact Mike at: 337 EMPLOYMENT Quiet Area Townhouse of condtn, utilizing x-rays, Please call Registered/Insured/Bonded 888-347-9439 The successful candidate will ERVICES One year Lease, dental instrmnts, & other 508-757-7300 S Apartments or perform maintenance, repair, Good rental history diagnostic procdrs. Clean, fill, for more information. WE PUT AN EXTRA A Quiet Area [email protected] overhaul, prove-in, calibrate, $775/Month extract, & replace teeth using w/ Good Schools modification service and BOOTH RENTAL DAY IN YOUR rotary & hand instrmnts, dental Call performance operations checks WEEKEND! applncs, meds, & surgcl Want to Place SPECIALS: 508-867-2564 If You Have A HUD Voucher a Classified Ad? on all types of electrical and implmnts. Prvd prevntv dental MARY’S HAIRSTYLING SALON or CT RAP Certification & Call 800-536-5836 mechanical systems/equipment svcs to patients, such as appl of 39 ELM STREET ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Can Income Qualify employed in the design, DUDLEY fluoride & sealants to teeth, & SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 508-347-3275 development, and manufacture DON’T First floor, one bedroom eductn in oral & dental hygiene. Ask for Mary, always The Caleb Group will of optical fiber, including repair MISS apartment, living room, small Req DMD or DDS in Dentistry confidential. and replacement of component A THING! 442 LICENSED DAY kitchen, deck, includes heat and pay the first Months (Science) as well as Current Maids Wanted 508-765-5611 parts. Must be able to set up electricity, rubbish removal, Rent. State Licensure, Current DEA We have permanent CARE and operate welding equipment. off street parking. Certificate & MA State part-time positions ************************* This position requires related 311 PART-TIME No-smoking No-pets To Income Qualify You Controlled Substance available. Qualifications are; computer skills. Must be able The Commonwealth of $700/month Must Be Able To Afford Certificate. Mail res & cvr ltr: your own vehicle, cleaning HELP WANTED 400 SERVICES to communicate repairs and Massachusetts References first and security Amandeep Kaur DDS PC, 70 experience a plus but not USDA Base Rent Of... work in the form of logbooks, CLEANERS Office of Child Care Worcester Rd, Webster, MA mandatory, personable, 508-943-8651 2 BR $655/mo records, and computerized data Services requires that all 01570; Job 14AMK01; EOE organized and punctual. NEEDED 8’x6’ Blackboard 3BR $791/mo base systems. A minimum of 5 Hours estimated part time evenings in Spencer, Old School ads placed in the years of industrial mechanic FOUR ROOM 15-25/week. Must be able Massachusetts. Monday thru $500.00 newspaper for child care Still Accepting experience is required. to start at 8:45AM Friday after 5:30 PM. 2-3 hours (daycare) in your home APARTMENT Applications For Comfort Inn and Suites Perfect mothers hours. per evening at $10 per hour to Hearthstone Soap Stone include your license number $650/month Subsidized Units. Working at OFS means having in Sturbridge All qualified employees start start. Two bedrooms HUD & USDA the opportunity to realize ideas, Wood Stove is now hiring for at $10.00/hour. Call 774-314-1890 448 FURNITURE First floor experience innovation and $1900.00 Raise to $11.00/hour First and last Call... 860.779.0876 discover new solutions for the Experience preferred. QUEEN PILLOW TOP HOUSEKEEPER after first 90 days, Quiet neighborhood x128 future. In addition to our advancement possible. DRIVERS Oak Dining room Table MATTRESS SET Call Weekends required dynamic work environment, we We do withhold taxes. Part Time 2 Leaves/6 Chairs $150.00 508-765-5533 offer a competitive salary and The Village at Killingly Looking for applicants Wholesale marine $725.00 I have a NEW Queen Leave Name and number FRONT DESK generous benefits programs, Dayville Affordable residing in the towns of: distributor seeks Mattress w/Box Speak loud and clear Nights and weekends required including medical, dental and a Holland, Wales, dependable persons 73” Mitsubishi still in the Housing matching 401(k) plan. This Worcester, Sturbridge & to deliver boat trailers original plastic! 599 Lindenwood Drive, position is part of a collective Big-Screen TV BREAFAST ATTENTD Southbridge and accessories NAME BRAND HANDICAPPED Dayville, CT 06241 bargaining unit represented by $1500.00 weekends required Call Tammie throughout the New Call/text By App’t Please Local 1400 of the CWA. ADAPTED 508-347-3275 England area. 3-Piece Oak 860-916-5040 Webster Two bedroom Apply in person or apply or send resume to Day shift. Qualified candidates may Apartment online at No heavy lifting. Bedroom Set TLCHomeCleaning@ forward resumes, which must Available now www.sturbridgecomfort Retiree’s welcome. $750.00 Local Mon-Thurs 9-11, 1-3 Verizon.net include salary history, to: Heat and hot water inn.com/career “This Institution Is An APPLY: 774-545-6161 Heroes Included Equal Opportunity Employer & Need to Place OFS Fitel Subsided apt Provider. Financed By a Classified Ad? NORTHEAST MARINE COPY Human Resources Connecticut Housing Authority, Call 800-536-5836 INDUSTRIES, INC. Call CENTER/MAIL 50 Hall Road 402 GENERAL SERVICES Equal Opportunity Housing.” 88 MAIN STREET 508-987-1595 ROOM Sturbridge, MA 01566 e-mail: OXFORD, MA 01540 West Brookfield MANAGER, [email protected] PART-TIME Call The ONE TWO AND Brookhaven Lake full time, benefits, Fax: 508-347-8668 PROGRAM Junk Man THREE BEDROOM First floor, 1 bedroom 2 to 3 years experience Equal Opportunity apartment with appliances APARTMENTS Private driveway required, Employer COORDINATOR Trees Cut Copying, binding, customer Available July. 1

Seeking Coordinator for high Brush/Limbs FOR RENT service with mail services. school exchange program. Removed Section 8 Cirtificates welcome First/Last/Security Please forward resume to: Locate and train volunteer host Webster MA $650/month Need to Place a Classified Ad? [email protected] Call 800-536-5836 FREE METAL PICK-UP families, serve as liaison with FOUND HERE! Prospect Estates local high schools and mentor Appliances, Call Call: 508-867-7846 international teens. Furniture, TV’s. 508-987-1595 Foster Qualifications should include Construction 454 HOME TOWN OF CHARLTON 535 HOUSING WANTED Parents Wanted persistence, flexibility, good Materials. HIGHWAY TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT SMALL TWO organizational and $ Retired Mechanic Seeking Quality Homes POSITION OPENING Cellars/Attics Cleaned. Throughout Central MA communication skills. Receive Small Building BEDROOM with drivers license The Town of Charlton Highway 1 PAINTING To Provide Foster Care training and ongoing support. Looking for InLaw Department is looking for two Demolition, To Children In Need. Work from home part-time with Interior/ HOUSE FOR RENT Apartment or (2) temporary full time laborers Residential Moves. 24/7 Support. Generous lots of flexibility. Earn Exterior On South Pond Room with a bathroom starting June 22, 2015 Furnaces Removed Reimbursement. supplemental income, rewards Electric Included and storage Person must hold a valid Power Washing and travel incentives. Send W/D Hookup for 64 year old $1000 Sign-On Bonus Massachusetts Drivers License Carpentry resume to Brenda Hornberger at Dave Pets Negotiable Handicapped, but Call For Details Employment applications can • FREE ESTIMATES • brenda.hornberger@ 1 year lease self-sufficient IT’S be picked up in the • FULLY Insured • gmail.com. 508-867-2564 Good rental history Highway Department • Reasonable Rates • 413-262-5082 $1200/Month 860-382-3634 Office 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL Rich O’Brien Call 100 Flint Road Painting 508-867-2564 GOIN’ THERAPIST 28 Years Of Experience 546 CEMETERY LOTS Charlton, MA 01507 412 ELDER CARE Deadline for receiving Established counseling center 508-248-7314 Cemetery Plots with warm and personalized SERVICES Devereux Therapeutic applications will be SOUTHBRIDGE Worcester County Memorial Atmosphere seeking licensed Foster Care June 15, 2015 457 LAWN/GARDEN New Park DOWN! therapist with minimum two 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Valor II Section 508-829-6769 years FT experience. HHA/PERSONAL CARE Want to Place a Classified Ad? JD 455 ZERO Off-street parking Call 800-536-5836 HOMEMAKER/RN/LPN Graves 1 & 2 $80k Possible per year with fee TURN MOWER. No Pets HELP WANTED CHECK OUT THE for service and MBHP client. 1 Bedroom: $725/mo Wanted Spencer, Webster and 48” deck. 350 hours Well Valued at $7600 Housekeeper for Home & Office Will provide credentialing call 2 Bedroom: $825/mo Reliable, responsible & Honest West Brookfield Counseling all surrounding areas P/T or F/T maintained and in very good Asking $4000 individuals Only TheHeartOf Center at: Flexible Hours condition. Kept in garage. Call SPORTS ACTION! 508-867-4451 x1. Pls call 508-434-4220 / $1500 OBO. First & Security 508-885-6489 508-885-3861 Massachusetts.com 781-492-7893 508-765-3444 Call: 508-765-5852 508-885-4278

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546 CEMETERY LOTS 575 VACATION RENTALS CEMETERY LOTS PRIME WEEKS AVAILABLE STILL AVAILABLE! Pine Grove Cemetery Spencer, MA Single lot $1000 Double $2000 Single cremation lot $400.00

Call Mike 774-200-6164 or pinegrovecemetery [email protected]

CEMETERY PLOTS South Dennis, Worcester County off Rte. 134: Memorial Park Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 750 CAMPERS/ Paxton, MA 2 twins) 1 bath home with 700 AUTOMOTIVE Garden of Gospels full kitchen & microwave, 1987 CORVETTE CAR SHOW Harley Davidson VEHICLES TRAILERS 1 plot #150 washer/dryer, screened in Red with ground effect 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES 9am-1pm Trophies + Prizes Fat Boy 2 grave sites porch w/ picnic table, grill, new brakes 2 SNOWMOBILES LAKESIDE RV Sunday June 14th 2001 Carberated 70K cable TV. Outdoor shower. 4 Tires w/Rims in good condition Put on by the Hot Heads Car RESORT On dead-end street. $8500.00 AND A TRAILER Asking $2200 asking $6700 Cub Own RV lot for less than renting Near shopping, theater, 2009 midsize Ford 508-278-2809 To benefit the FOR SALE Developers final phase restaurants, bike trail, 125/55R16 386-576-6663 All lots 50% off fishing, playground, Will fit new Ford 5 lug pattern 1988 FORD BARTON CENTER Tornado Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool 10 minutes from bay and $450.00 for Juvenille diabeties Catamaran 1997 Polaris 500 EFI SELLING MUSTANG LX held at: Activity Center ocean side beaches. 20’ Great Shape $1500 508-943-1740 Conv. Black Ext. Black Top Singletary Rod & Gun Two side by side cemetery plots $3650.00 in Worc. County Memorial park Weeks Still Available: Gray Int, V8 Club 2002 Polaris 700 508-989-8165 5 Speed in Paxton, Ma. $1300 June 27 - July 4 720 CLASSICS Oxford MA Classic includes transfer fee’s. $4500/OBO 774-545-6161 Need to Place July 11 - July 18 Exit 4 of Rt 395 $2500 a Classified Ad? 1934 MERCEDES Call Call 800-536-5836 Call 508-868-0830 Aug 22 - Aug 29 800-336-2453 500k, Heritage Replica, 774-272-5891 Local For info 2012 Mission Double WORCESTER Off season rates available Red, Tan Int., News Rebuilt ‘79 Camaro 1993 FORD F450 Come Join Us Trailer Caterpillar Service truck COUNTY AC, 1000 miles since built, $3500 Call Janet 450 Dually 760 VANS/TRUCKS Always inside EXCELLENT MEMORIAL PARK at 508-865-1583 7.3 International diesel after 6 pm, or email MUST SEE! 5 Speed transmission CONDITION Call 1992 GMC 2 plots $19,750 Garden of Heritage 2 June at Service body 2013 DODGE 774-696-0219 Diesel Truck vaults included [email protected] 201,000 miles After 5 for more information. 860-774-5802 International 2050 JOURNEY UPS Truck-Style,

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(NAPS) childhood vision problems can As a parent, you may wonder cause permanent vision loss. whether your preschooler has A child’s eyes are constantly a vision problem or when a in use at play and in the class- first eye exam should be sched- room. In fact, experts believe Infants should have their first comprehensive It’s never too early, or too late, to start wearing that as much as 80 percent of a uled. eye exam at 6 months of age. polarized sunglasses. According to the American child’s learning occurs through Optometric Association (AOA), his or her eyes. Yet, one in with a horizontal bend. The nationwide will begin carrying event of an impact; infants should have their first every six children around the enhanced design of the front the Kids by Safilo line starting 2. leave little room for light comprehensive eye exam by an world has some kind of visual allows the lenses to cover the in May 2015. to enter around the edges, and; eye doctor starting at 6 months defect, many of which require child’s entire field of vision, Sun Protection Facts 3. be comfortable to wear. of age. Children should receive prompt correction. ensuring effective correction, However good your child’s Polarized lenses, the experts additional comprehensive eye The Eyes Have It and soft rubber nose inserts eyesight, it’s a bright idea to add, often provide greater com- exams at 3 years of age, and To help parents of children distribute pressure to avoid protect it from the effects of fort from glare. just before they enter kinder- in need of vision correction, skin redness. ultraviolet rays. To that end, the Polaroid Kids garten or the first grade at global eyewear manufacturer • Resistance: The frames are Children’s eyes are more polarized sunglasses collection about age 5 or 6. School and Safilo Group, recently devel- made with flexible, stable and susceptible to UV rays than uses Thermofusion technolo- pediatric vision screenings are oped a Kids by Safilo eyewear washable materials so they the eyes of adults because the gy for exceptional vision and not enough to pick up critical collection devoted to 0- to won’t get weak or twisted. lenses are thinner, so 70 per- glare-blocking protection by visual health and sight prob- 8-year-olds. These eyeglasses • Aesthetics: The frames cent more UV rays reach the UltraSight lenses for superi- lems. are not just scaled-down ver- were designed to be discreet delicate retina. or optics, clear contrast, true For school-aged children, the sions of adult eyewear. They’re on a child’s face. The collection Although studies show the colors and 100 percent UV400 AOA recommends an eye exam designed from a medical-scien- is based on a dedicated color eyes get 80 percent of their total protection. They also provide every two years if no visual tific approach and engineered approach featuring transpar- lifetime exposure to the sun’s comfort, allergy-free materials health problem is previously with advanced technologies ent frame fronts for the very UV rays by the age of 18, open- and adjustable temple tips that identified, and no vision cor- and materials to suit children’s youngest children—allowing ing the door to a lifetime of fit a child’s face and adventure- rection is required. Children specific eyewear needs. the frames to virtually “dis- eye problems such as painful some lifestyle. who need eyeglasses or con- Working with Società appear” on the face—while sunburns, cataracts and even As the inventor of polar- tact lenses may need to be seen Italiana di Oftalmologia children ages 5 and up have a rare eye cancers, The Vision ized lenses over 75 years ago, more often, and should follow Pediatrica (SIOP) and in com- selection of more vivid colors Council has found that only Polaroid’s polarized lenses are their eye doctor’s recommen- pliance with the design guide- and color/contrasts to go with 48 percent of parents protect durable and shock absorbing dations. lines of the World Society of their ever-evolving self-aware- their children’s eyes with sun- with a strong, scratch-resistant Eye exams for children Paediatric Ophthalmology and ness and personal tastes. glasses. coating. They come in rich col- are extremely important. Strabismus (WSPOS), the eye- As Prof. Paolo Nucci, pro- As the WSPOS advises, ors and fun styles that kids According to Think About wear meets four requirements: fessor of ophthalmology at the shielding children’s eyes from like, and are available from Your Eyes, a national public • Safety: The frames are flex- University of Milan and presi- excessive UV radiation is optical, department and sun- awareness campaign designed ible, safe and free from sharp dent of SIOP, explains: “These extremely important to prevent glasses specialty retailers such to educate the public on the surfaces and edges. 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