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BY JOY RICHARD community as one of a group of department, including part-time TIMES STAFF WRITER dispatchers for the last 43 years (for officers who might be interested in DUDLEY — Selectmen discussed a feature on LaFountain, check out taking LaFounatin’s place. the departure of one of the staples the March 12 edition of the Webster He said offering the position to of the Dudley Police Department Times in our online archives at personnel is typical when search- Monday, July 12, and the reserve www.theheartofmassachusetts.com ing for a new dispatcher, because officer they are looking at as her !). on-the-job training is difficult and potential replacement. “This will be a well-deserved having someone with pervious Dudley Police Chief Steven retirement,” said Wojnar. experience helps operations run Wojnar addressed the Board of He said LaFountain will leave the smoother. Selectmen Monday regarding the position at the end of the month, Wojnar said if no one in the departure of Dispatcher Leona and in the meantime, he has LaFountain, who has served the extended the job to anyone in the Turn To DISPATCHER page A16 He’s got Skills

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BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER After three years of hard work in school, one local teen has earned a place as the newest member of the Skills USA National Officers Team. Hugh W. Crawford and his wife Harriett pose for a photo in the new Pearle L. Webster resident and Bay Path Crawford Memorial Library foyer. Regional Vocational Technical High School cosmetology student Ricky Jordan, 16, celebrated being NEW CRAWFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY elected to the officers team with his family and girlfriend last week. OPENS ITS DOORS During the week Jordan was able to sit down for an interview with BY JOY RICHARD located at 40 Schofield Ave. TIMES STAFF WRITER Villager Newspapers to talk about Family members of the late his victory as well as how attending DULDEY —Even with the Pearle L. Crawford, including Bay Path his freshman year in 2007 threat of thunderstorms loom- her son, Hugh W.Crawford, were changed his life for the better. ing on the horizon, residents and also there to celebrate the event, Jordan took part in the National local officials made their way out which has been in the works for Skills USA Championships for to Dudley to see the new Pearle the last 10 years. Hugh said his Skilled Workers Monday, June 28, Courtsey photo L. Crawford Memorial Library mother would have been proud in Kansas City, Mo, where more open its doors for the first time to see the passion and devotion than 300,000 students and instruc- Webster resident Ricky Jordan, 16, celebrates after being elected to the National to the public last Saturday, July to the new library project and tors gathered to take part in the Officer Team during the national Skills USA competition. 10. echoed the sentiments of Pearle national event where more than 54 Jordan said this was his second the competition his freshman year A large number of people L. Crawford Memorial Library states were represented, and stu- year running for a position and that by one of his teachers, Pamela crowded under tents to shield Director Matthew Hall, who said dents showed off their vocational in his sophomore year he ran for Daust. where he was a campaign themselves from the rain in front that in his mind, the library is skills ranging from carpentry to and won a spot as a state reporter of the library to celebrate the culinary to cosmetology. and was elected a delegate during Turn To JORDAN, page A15 ribbon cutting for the building Turn To LIBRARY, page A14 Families displaced by High Street blaze ‘SOMEONE UP THERE WAS WATCHING OUT FOR US’

BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER WEBSTER — Fire tore through a three-fami- ly home over the Fourth of July weekend, leav- ing the building inhabitable and the families searching for homes. According to Webster Fire Chief Gordon Forrester, the fire, which took place at 211 High Joy Richard photos St., was called into the Webster Fire Department at approximately 4:15 a.m., by a Hugh W. Crawford and his wife, Harriett, prepare to cut the ribbon at the new Pearl L. Crawford Memorial Library in Dudley alongside Library Building neighbor “who heard glass breaking,” which he Committee Co-Chairman Ann Marie Safaee, Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, Joy Richard photo said was most likely the fire blowing a window out. Rep. Paul Kujawski, D-Webster, and Massachusetts Library Board Commissioner Webster residents Nicole Steina and her daughter Gabrielle, 12, pose Dr. Em Claire Knowles. with a photo of their cat, Mr. Miyagi, which they lost on Sunday, July 4, Turn To BLAZE, A16 after a devastating fire at their High Street apartment. page

Seniors ...... A5 Obituaries ...... B2 LEARNING Learning ...... A6-7 Events Calendar ...... B3 OMS SUMMER SPORTS Viewpoint ...... A10 Real Estate ...... Sect.B Sports ...... A12 Legal Notices ..... Sect.B CAMP OFFERS FUN PAGE A12 PAGE A6 INDEX 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net Carrying on the tradition ALMANAC QUOTE OF THE WEEK COLONIAL RESTAURANT MAKES CONNECTIONS WITH DINERS “One year ago, in

BY JOY RICHARD TIMES STAFF WRITER April, at the ground- WEBSTER — With more than six decades breaking we promised of tradition behind him, local restaurant owner Robert Morse hopes to continue to serve the Webster community the same way you a beautiful, new his grandparents did. Colonial Restaurant owner Robert Morse library and now we said aside from one location change (from Main Street to Thompson Road), the local have that beautiful, establishment has tried to continue to serve their customers in the same way that they new library.” have come to love over the last 64 years. With that in mind, Morse said he and his staff are always trying to tweak the menu and venue - Pearle L. Crawford Memorial to continue to remain current with local culi- Library Building Committee Co- nary trends. “My grandfather Ted [Morse] opened the Chairman Ann Marie Safaee, com- restaurant, because he loved dealing with the menting on the recent opening of public,” said Robert last week as locals began to fill the dining room around him as dinner the new library. hour approached. Morse said his grandfather passed the busi- ness down to his father, Richard Morse, in 1978, but continued to stay involved with cus- PEN TO LOSE tomers until both he and his wife Phinnie O C passed away in the 1990s. DUDLEY Robert, who grew up near his grandpar- Joy Richard photo ent’s business in Thompson, Conn., said he The Colonial Restaurant owner Robert Morse poses next to a photo of his grandparents Ted and Phinnie DUDLEY TOWN HALL (508) 949-8000 took over the facility in 2000 after running his Morse, who founded the Webster establishment 64 years ago. Board of Selectmen (949-8001) own South Boston-based restaurant, Monday-Thursday . . .8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Blackstone, for the two years prior to coming affected over the past few years by the down- go out an enjoy themselves in this bad econo- Fridays ...... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. back to Webster. turn in the economy, his most faithful my.” Evening appointments if needed. Note: Office Robert said the restaurant business was patrons have come back time after time to cel- Robert said running the business is not hours are for selectmen’s secretary and town something he always enjoyed and he said he ebrate the milestones in their families’ lives, something he could do alone. He said he administrator. Selectmen do not hold office went to collage at Bryant University in North something he said he holds pride in. attributes his floor and kitchen staff for get- hours. Attleborough to obtain his bachelors degree “We deal with every aspect of people’s ting him through the last 11 years he has Town Clerk (949-8004) in business to help him hopefully manage his lives,” said Robert. “From birthdays to been running the facility and he hopes to con- Monday-Thursday . . . . .8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. own establishment in the future. anniversaries and even [after funeral gather- tinue this in the years to come. Thursday nights ...... 5 to 7 p.m. “I am not a chef, but I love to eat,” said ings], it is nice to have that personal relation- “We will try and continue to grow the busi- Fridays ...... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Robert. “I [also] enjoy the public and love the ship with families.” ness,” said Robert. “We want to tweak and customers we have here.” He said with the difficult economy, he and fine tune [the restaurant] as the times change DUDLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT (943-4411) Robert said the facility has served the com- his staff have devised ways to continue to and become even more involved with the Staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week munity for so many years now that they have bring patrons in, which he said has pleased community. I want to thank my Executive DUDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT (949-8040) many repeat, loyal diners, and he said they people and even had them personally thank- Chef Adam Dowd and the service staff with- hope to serve them for as long as they have ing him. out whom we couldn’t operate — thank you Monday-Sunday ...... 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. the chance to. “I don’t know a restaurant that hasn’t been for the hard work.” OXFORD “We have a lot of regular, repeat business,” affected [by the economy],” said Robert. “We said Robert. “Many people also come back in have given out coupons and reduced menu Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 OXFORD TOWN HALL (508) 987-6027 the summer for the lake.” items and people have come up to me and or by e-mail [email protected]. Board of Selectmen He said even though the business has been thanked us for allowing them to continue to Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Town Clerk (987-6032) Monday-Friday . . . . .9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

OXFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT (987-0156) DRTC starts charity food drive For emergencies, call 911 OXFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT (987-6012) DUDLEY — The Dudley Republican Town Dudley Republican Town Committee ning of our charity outreach efforts. With Monday-Friday ...... 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Committee is inviting the public to join Chairman Douglas M. Bushman has Mike Mayotte as our coordinator we antici- them in its first charity food drive to benefit appointed Town Committee member Mike pate that the Dudley Republican Town the Webster/Dudley Food Share. Mayotte as the acting chairman of the com- Committee’s charity efforts will only grow WEBSTER The committee is asking all its members mittee’s Select Charity Committee. Mayotte in the future.” WEBSTER TOWN HALL (508) 949-3850 and the general public to donate a non-per- will coordinate the committee’s charity and The public is invited to participate in the Office Hours: ishable and/or canned food at its monthly public outreach events. Food Drive by donating a non-perishable Monday ...... 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. meetings. The DRTC’s next meeting will be “I am very pleased that the Dudley and/or canned food at its monthly meetings. Tuesday-Thursday ...... 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. held Thursday,July 22, from 7 to 9:15 p.m. in Republican Town Committee will be assist- For further information about the Dudley Friday ...... 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. the Senior Citizen Room of the Dudley ing the Webster/Dudley Food Share in this Republican Town Committee please visit Town Hall located at 71 West Main Street, non-partisan charity event,” Bushman said. www.dudleyrepublicans.com or e-mail WEBSTER POLICE DEPARTMENT Dudley. “We anticipate that this is only the begin- [email protected]. (943-1212) For emergencies, call 911 WEBSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT (949-3875) Local Monday-Friday ...... 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. STILL TIME TO Saturday ...... 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. PLANT A GARDEN News New Crop of SUNRISE/SUNSET Late Summer Vegetables Ready Sat., July 10———5:27 a.m.———8:21 p.m. 4” GERANIUMS 3 GAL GRASSES-6 VARIETIES Sun., July 11 ——5:28 a.m.———8:20 p.m. reg.$3.95 Now $2.00 ea. reg.$21.95 Now 2 for $30 Mon., July 12 ——5:29 a.m.———8:19 p.m. 6” GERANIUMS NEW SELECTION OF JAPANESE MAPLES 1-508-865-4370 Tue., July 13 ——5:30 a.m.———8:19 p.m. reg.$7.95 Now $5.00 ea. From $59.95 - $1495.00 Owner On Every Job Wed., July 14 ——5:31 a.m.———8:18 p.m. 2 GAL BLUEBERRIES 3 GAL ASSORTED FRUIT TREES www.skyhooktree.com FOUND HERE! Thur., July 15 ——5:32 a.m. ——8:17 p.m. reg.$12.95 Now 2 for $20 Buy 2 Get 1 Free Fri., July 16———5:33 a.m.———8:16 p.m. 25% OFF ALL RHODODENRONS - 33” Cgal.aliber Btora d4’ford – SPECIAL – Pear Tree EMERALD GREEN ARBORVITAES M SALI COUNSELING DID YOU KNOW? 3-4’ $24.95 ea. 5 or more $19.95 ea. Psychotherapy Services for EMERALD GREEN ARBORVITAES DARK AMERICANS, TECHNY OR DEGROOTS Children, Adolescents, Adults & Seniors On April 1, 1968, Webster Ambulance 5-6’ $39.95 ea. /5 or more $34.95 ea./15 or more $30.00 ea. Squadron initiated operations, answering •Anxiety/Depression • ADHD • Substance Abuse • PTSD their first call at 7:45 p.m. 20 Gallon Purple Leaf Plums • Panic Attacks • Eating Disorders • Relationships Available • Grief/Loss and Other 7’-8’ reg. $79.95 NOW $59.95 7 days INDIVIDUAL,COUPLES &FAMILY FRONT PAGE QUOTE Open Wed. - Sat. • 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. ~ Sun, Mon, Tues 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Retail • Wholesale Call (508)987-3771 • 316 Main St., Oxford, MA 872 Southbridge Street • Across from Ronnies • Auburn • (508) 832-8739 WIC Accessible Robert Half

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ACCURACY WATCH: Walnut Lane Farm celebrates a century of service CLARIFICATION: DUDLEY — After 100 years of devoted In the June 25 edition of the Webster farming, Walnut Lane Farms and the Koebke Times, Christopher Place was omitted family were honored by the town and the from the fourth grade high honor list. Historical Commission for its services to the agricultural and community at large. Commission member Michael Branniff pre- sented the Koebke family, who has kept the farm in their family for the last five genera- PUBLIC MEETINGS tions, a letter of commendation Sunday, July 11, which praised them for their hard work Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are and dedication to the town of Dudley. retrieved in advance from multiple sources, “Great history is, we are told, the necessary including Town Hall and the Internet. The result of lives lived with courage, integrity, Webster TImes is not responsible for and high ideals. If this is so, we surely stand changes and cancellations. in its presence today, at what has been the Koebke farm these past 100 years,” the letter stated. DUDLEY WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Planning Board meeting, 7 p.m., Room 321A, 71 West Main St. WEBSTER WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Contributory Retirement Board meeting, 9:30 a.m., Board of Selectmen Meeting Room, 350 Main St.

Joy Richard photos Local residents enjoy an outdoor barbeque Sunday, July 11, at Walnut Lane Farms during the celebration of 100 years it has been in business.

Dudley resident Lauren Reilly, 4, sips Spencer resident Clayton Constantine, 6, has a go a juice box as she visits Walnut Lane A baby Jersey calf takes a walk around its hutch. at a tire swing at Walnut Lane Farms. Maine resident Burt Bell keeps cool in the shade at Farms on its 100-year the 100th anniversary of Walnut Lane Farms. anniversary.

Walnut Lanes Farms owner Jim Koebke spreads some hay to his cows.

Connecticut residents Whitney Turner and Jon Walker, both 19, and Timothy Turner get ready to serve ribs at the 100th anniversary of Walnut Lane Farms.

Dudley resident and Walnut Lane Farms owner Kris Anne Koebke shows her nephew Clayton Constantine, 6, of Spencer, a few of the cows in her barn. Spencer residents Bill Constantine, 6, and Sadie Constantine, 12, enjoy a bar- beque held at Walnut Lane Farms.

A group of kids beckon over a group of cows at Walnut Lane Farms.

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BY JOY RICHARD estimated that the enrolled student take on the role of principal at TIMES STAFF WRITER number would be up to be more than Eastford Road Elementary School in DUDLEY — Members of the 170, with the possibility of more stu- Southbridge in the fall. Dudley-Charlton School Committee dents enrolling at the end of the sum- He said he and the committee had voted Wednesday, July 7, against hir- mer. “mixed emotions” about her depar- ing a new kindergarten teacher and School Committee member ture from the district, and that they instructional aid for the upcoming Catherine Kabala said she supported would miss Shaw’s hard work and school year with uncertain funding the idea of bringing in new staff dedication, but he said they knew the from the state looming on the hori- members, and that it would be a ben- position would be a “wonderful zon. efit to both students and staff to opportunity.” Gilrein also took the The vote would have allowed for bring down class sizes next year. time to praise Shaw in a recent letter the creation of an additional kinder- “Maybe we could use the School sent to congratulate her on her new garten classroom, with two new staff Choice money,” said Kabala. appointment. members with a projected combined Vice Chairman Pauline Aucoin “I would like to take the opportuni- salary of approximately $96,000. The echoed Kabala’s sentiments, agree- ty to thank you on behalf of the committee defeated the motion with ing the possible addition was neces- Dudley-Charlton Regional School CONTEST ENTRY FORM: JULY 16, 2010 a 4-3 majority. sary for students. Committee for all of your efforts in Committee members had dis- Dudley-Charlton Regional School both the classroom and through your Deadline: July 22, 2010 cussed the idea of an additional District Financial Director William involvement as the coordinator of teacher for kindergarten at Charlton Trifone responded to the idea of the Mentoring Program, the New Last week’s picture: Elementary in the past, when talk using School Choice money for addi- Teacher Institute and leadership A window at Alumni Hall on the Nichols College campus, had turned to ever-growing class tional staff as a possibility, and that with English Language Learners Center Road in Dudley. sizes. Dudley-Charlton Regional the current operating budget for fis- (ELL) for district teachers,” said School District Superintendent Sean cal 2011 “has no room” for changes. Gilrein. “I remain confident that the My guess for this week’s photo is: Gilrein said last year there were “Right now in the School Choice successes you have earned and been seven classrooms in the school’s [budget] there is $120,000 [reserved] a part of in the Dudley-Charlton kindergarten department, with more for technology, $80,000 for special Regional School District will contin- ______than 167 students enrolled. He said education and $65,000 in funding for ue with you in Southbridge.” the student teacher ratio was 23 stu- [gym equipment],” Trifone said. Want to win $25? It’s easy! The Times is offering readers a dents per-teacher and instructional In other business, Gilrein Joy Richard may be reached at 508- chance to get involved in their community newspaper. If you aid, a number Gilrein said was “not announced that Mason Road 909-4129 or by e-mail at think you know the what the Photo of the Week is, just fill out the optimal.” Elementary School kindergarten [email protected]. form below. Send in or drop off to the Webster Times, 25 Elm He said next year, he and Charlton teacher Diane Shaw would be resign- Street, Southbridge MA 01550, or fax to (508) 764-8015 (writing Elementary Principal Lori Pacheco ing from her teaching position to must be legible). One lucky winner will be drawn every month and handed $25! Name ______Address ______An independence day from OUIs Town ______State _____ Zip Code ______Telephone ______AREA SAW FEW DRUNK DRIVING ARRESTS OVER FOURTH WEEKEND All photos are taken from Webster, Dudley or Oxford. Entries must BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL and failure to wear a seatbelt. She was also charged STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER with unlawful possession of fireworks. identify the subject in the photo and where it can be seen. Answers Too many alcoholic drinks mixed with partying and a Despite so few DUI arrests, drunken driving is typi- will be given the following week in the Webster Times. At the end of set of car keys can be a recipe for tragedy on the roadway. cally a major safety issue around this time of year. each month, all entry forms with the correct answer will be includ- The recent July 4 weekend was no exception. According to the federal National Highway ed in a random drawing. One lucky winner will receive $25. Good Area police arrested just three people on suspicion of Transportation Safety Administration, 491 people died luck! driving under the influence of alcohol over in traffic accidents over the July 4 holiday in 2008. Of Independence Day weekend, from July 2-5, according to that figure, 43 percent involved motorcyclists who were Dudley District Court records. The incidents were in over the .08 legal blood-alcohol level. Oxford and Dudley and Sturbridge. None occurred in As for why the area saw few DUI arrests is anybody’s Southbridge or Charlton. guess, but several factors could account for it, according Otherwise, police were busy with minor crimes such as to Mothers Against Drunk Driving Interim State Trail race expands, assault, possession of alcohol under 21, disorderly con- Director for Massachusetts David DeIuliis. He said his duct and other motor vehicle offences, according to court agency works with the State Police each year to promote records. safe driving messages, but does not specifically tailors its welcomes sponsors While July 4 celebrations can sometimes spell disaster efforts to the July 4 holiday. on the roadways, Charlton Police Chief James Pervier “I would like to say it is successful,” DeIuliis said. “I OXFORD — For more than a decade, Hodges Village in said officers always have a “higher vigilance” for DUI think people are mostly receptive to the message during Oxford has hosted the Dam Trail Race, an 11-mile run through around the nation’s birthday. the holidays.” the woods and streams, attracting runners from throughout “They didn’t make an observation [of drunken driv- Sobriety checkpoints conducted by the State Police the northeast. ers],” he said. “A lot of times there is more consumption have helped reduce incidents of drunk driving especially For the past two years, the race has been the major annual of alcohol [around July 4] and people get behind the since they have increased their frequency in recent fundraiser for the French River Connection, a non-profit dedi- wheel.” years, DeIuliis said. cated to revitalizing the French River. Southbridge Police Chief Daniel Charette could not be “I think it makes a big impact,” he said. This year, the event, to be held Aug. 7, will include two cours- reached for comment on activity in his town. The NHTSA also made a big push to stop drunken driv- es, of 11.5 and 5 miles. According to race director John Grenier, Sturbridge Police Sgt. Kevin Mercier was also unavail- ing around July 4 this year, suggesting drivers figure out this format will invite increased participation. able, but his department arrested one woman on a slew of a safe way to get home before leaving for any activities “We hope for 170 runners, 50 more than last year,” he said. alcohol and other charges around 5 a.m. Tuesday, July 6. and recommending a designated driver be chosen. This year, race organizers have sought sponsorships for the Sandra Fula, 33, of Somerville, was charged with driving Another suggestion included public transportation, first time. Hometown Bank, North Oxford Mills, Wilson under the influence of alcohol (second offense), driving something that is limited in the Southern Worcester Language Training, Industrial Packaging Supply, and Central County area, since there is no railway or public bus in under the influence of drugs, driving with a suspended Massachusetts Podiatry have joined Polar Beverages as spon- license for DUI, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, area towns and few cab services. sors. Southbridge-based Town Cab owner Robin Said French River Connection President Ken Parker: “The Geary said she had in previous years operated on the weekends and often picked up drunken response to our requests for sponsorships has been very grati- people, but stopped after having trouble getting fying, and we very much appreciate the support of these fine WEBSTER them to pay for their ride. She also said some organizations.” would vomit in the vehicle or were unable to Cash prizes will be awarded to the top male and female fin- MOM WINS direct the driver home. ishers in each race, and special prizes to the top finishers from “If I knew I could make it work over the week- the French River watershed towns of Leicester, Oxford, BIG WITH end [I would operate on the weekend],” Geary Webster, Dudley, and Thompson, Conn. Prizes for age category said winners and for random draws will include baked goods, gift KUROS Overall, drunken driving fatalities have certificates from Dick’s Sporting Goods, and other items. dropped 20 percent, DeIullis said. After the race, the winner of a Specialized Carmel 700 bicy- WEBSTER — Kevin Kuros, a The towns of Sturbridge, Southbridge and cle donated by Southbridge Bicycle will be drawn. The raffle candidate for state repre- Dudley saw their fair shares of action as well. has been open to the public since mid-April. sentative in the 8th In tall, police charged offenders with seven Start time for both races is 9 a.m. on Aug. 7. Runners may Worcester District, added assault-type offense, one disorderly conduct pre-register by visiting sparks of his own to the and a driving offense. Southbridge saw three http://frenchriverconnection.org/files/D2010/index.htm, or Webster town fireworks dis- assault charges, two disorderly,and one proper- register at the race beginning at 7:30 a.m. play on Saturday, July 3, ty crime. Dudley had three charges for alcohol when he spontaneously donated two Red Sox tickets to be raffled off during possession under 21, one DUI, one resisting the festivities. arrest and a driving offense. Webster had two Kuros and his family set up a tent in the heart of Memorial Beach Park and assault charges, one resisting arrest and one spent the duration of the night shaking hands with local attendees. The tick- disorderly conduct. Chester C. Corbin Public Library: ets were a way to say thank you for everyone’s support in his campaign. He Neither Dudley Police Chief Steven Wojnar is pictured here with the winners, Donna and Eisha Rosa, from Webster. nor Webster Police Chief Timothy Bent could be reached for comment. Upcoming Events

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(508)347-5075 “If it’s important to you, it’s important to us!” (508)764-6677 www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 5 SENIOR CORNER chase cards. Play begins approximately 12:45 DUDLEY SENIOR p.m. • Wednesday, July 21: Tri-Valley Lunch, 11:30 CENTER: WEEKLY Webster Remembers ... a.m., call the Monday before to place your order. Progressive Pitch, play begins at 1 p.m. ACTIVITY LIST Come whenever your schedule allows. • Thursday,July 22: Social Security represen- WEEKLY SCHEDULE INCLUDES: tative hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sign-up when you arrive. • Monday — Genealogy, 9 a.m.; Meal, 12 p.m.; Tri-Valley Lunch, call Tuesday to place your Card players, 1 p.m. order. • Tuesday — Needlework and Card players, 1 • Friday, July 23: Cards, 9 a.m. p.m. • Wednesday — Needlework and Scrabble, 1 last thursday of the month, blood pressure p.m. screening at 11:00 a.m. • Thursday — Painting, 11:30 a.m.; Computer sponsored by lutheran healthcare center. Class, 2 to 3 p.m. • Friday — Meal at 11:30 a.m.; Bingo, 1 p.m. UPCOMING EVENTS

First and third Monday of each month, a • Silver Dippers Inside Flea Market at the Blood Pressure Clinic is held. Webster Senior Center — This Saturday, July 24, is the last The Senior Center is not closed, and we have a day of the flea market. Come fill a bag for $2! volunteer staff to answer phones and handle The raffle drawing will be today also! any questions necessary or to provide any • File of Life — A personal medical home services needed. Call 508-949-8010 for more file prepared for emergency first responders information. To make any reservations for the are available at the senior center. meals, please contact the senior center — a voicemail may be left at anytime. Meals are open to anyone 60 years and up, pro- vided through the Older Americans Act for a nominal amount. The Senior Center has THE DUDLEY SENIORS walkers, canes, bath chairs, commodes and “SOUTH COUNTY ORIOLES, 1979” wheelchairs for people to use. We have books, TRAVEL GROUP: magazines and VHS tapes. The South County Orioles team was comprised of college and ex-minor league baseball players and SUMMER EVENTS played their home games at Memorial Athletic Field in the late 70s and early 80s. From left, stand- ing, Mark Stefanik, Jim Amaral, Jim Hackenson, Bob Lorkiewicz, Al Malkasian, Marty Leach, Ken SENIOR MENUS Planned Fall Trips: LeBlanc, Brian Reynolds, George Hetherman. Kneeling, Joe Kubiak, Rick Cyszewski, Mike TRI-VALLEY INC. Hackenson, Paul Strzelecki, Ray Zemski, Jeff Stefanik, Larry Norton. Seated, Dave Hackenson, • Sept. 13-16 — Penn Dutch Chow Trip, $389 Bernie Stelmach. Absent, Bob Auger. per person, double occupancy. Includes bus, Menu includes milk and margarine. Menus are subject to change. Reservations must be drivers tip, motels, six meals, two shows — - Courtesy of Jeff Stefanik “Psalms of David” and the new show made 48 hours in advance. “Joseph,” tour of Amish Country,visit to the All “Webster Remembers” information and photos are taken courtesy, with many thanks, from Monday, July 19: Garden Swiss steak, garlic Pretzel Factory,the Cannery and perhaps the www.oldewebster.com, a tremendous Web site packed with historic information about Webster and mashed potato, Brussels sprouts, honey “Out House,” Shopping at Shady Maple and surrounding areas. the Vanity Fair Outlets, $75 deposit required wheat bread, fruit cocktail. when you book. Tuesday, July 20: Honey BBQ chicken, pota- • Oct. 18 — Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, $30 to, green bean salad, Summer bland vegeta- per person, includes, bus, drivers tip and Manager Barbara Shultz ahead 48 hours to • The Oxford Needleworkers are in need of bles, whole wheat bread, birthday cake/plain breakfast buffet and $15 bet on the big wheel reserve. Meal donation is $2. yarn again. If you have any yarn to donate, cake. at Mohegan, dinner buffet and $15 Keno at please drop it off at the senior center. Thank Wednesday, July 21: Kale soup, beef with Foxwoods. Bus loads at 7:30 a.m. and leaves • Monday, July 19: Wal-Mart Trip; you. Over the past year the Needleworkers onions and pepper, rice pilaf, Capri blend at 8 a.m. Returns at 8:15 p.m. Cards/games, 10 a.m.; SALT, 11:15 a.m.; have contributed to the Meadows Nursing vegetables, multigrain bread, fresh fruit. • Nov.16-19 — Atlantic City and Philadelphia, Lunch, 11:30 a.m. Home, the Oxford Operation Santa, the Thursday, July 22: Potato crunch fish, tartar $269 per person, double occupancy. Includes • Tuesday, July 20: Lunch, 11:30 a.m.; Needle Sandalwood Nursing Home, the Cancer sauce, herbed new potato, spinach, rye driver and Philadelphia tour guide tips, Workers, 12 p.m.; Chair Yoga, 1 p.m. Center at Harrington Hospital and the bread, peaches. hotel, five meals, $30 casino bonus, show, • Wednesday, July 21: Bowling, 10 a.m.; Bristol, Rhode Island Veterans Home. Friday, July 23: Chicken chow mein, white guided tour of Philadelphia, $75 deposit Fallon, 10 a.m.; Lunch, 11:30 a.m.; Pitch, 1 rice, corn, French bread, mandarin oranges. required when you book. p.m.; Hairdressing Trips. • Thursday, July 22: Grocery Shopping; WEBSTER SENIOR The Dudley Seniors Travel Group was formed Lunch, 11:45 a.m.; Ladies of the Round Table, ENTER to provide affordable trips for seniors in 12:30 p.m.; Line Dancing, 1 p.m. C • Friday, July 23: Cards/Games, 10 a.m.; 116 School Street Dudley and the surrounding towns. All are Webster, MA 01570 welcome to join us! For reservations or more Lunch, 11:30 a.m.; Bingo, 5:30 p.m.; Hairdressing Trips. Hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 information, call Audrey at (508) 943-8395. p.m.; Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. UPCOMING: 508-949-3845 OXFORD SENIOR CENTER: • Oxford’s Angels — The senior center is now • Monday, July 19: Silver Dippers Exercise UPCOMING EVENTS taking applications of people who may be and Line Dancing will resume in September. interested in volunteering to be a van escort Have a great summer. See you in the fall. The COA staff is available Monday through to anyone who may need this service. Please Come play “65,” a rummy-type card game Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Van transporta- contact Stacy or that begins every morning at 9 a.m. Senior tion is available for medical trips daily. Van Michelle if you are interested in putting Center Picnic Monday, July 19. Please join transportation to Worcester is Tuesday, your name on a list. This would only be an us, enjoy the music, food and fun. Be sure to Wednesday and Thursday only. Van trans- occasional commitment. A CORI would have thank State Rep. Paul Kujawski and his portation to Auburn and Webster is Monday to be done prior to any volunteering. helpers for this wonderful event. through Friday. Grocery shopping is every • Christmas in July, Tuesday, July 27. • Tuesday, July 20: Tri-Valley Lunch, call on Thursday morning. Call 508-987-6000. A • Our S.H.I.N.E. counselor will not be avail- Friday morning to order your meal or to let Nutrition program is available five days a us know you won’t be coming for lunch. able during the month of July. You can call 10 Cudworth Rd. • Webster, MA • 508-949-3598 week at 11:30 a.m. You must call Nutrition SHINE in Milford at 1-800-243-4636 for help. Social (bingo), arrive about 12:30 p.m. to pur- 6 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net LEARNING OMS summer day camp offers sun and fun

OXFORD — Local children found a way to escape from last week’s heat wave at the Oxford School District’s Edu-Care Day Camp held at Oxford Middle School. Elementary and middle school students are taking part in the program, which will run until early August.

Joy Richard photos Oxford residents Jack McPherson, 10, Tyler Crowley, 12, Tanner LaBouef, 6, Parker Tiltion, 6, and Taylor Oxford resident Ellie Makowiecki, 6, shows off her smile while swimming in Carbuncle Pond with the Edu- LaBouef, 8, take a break from the summer sun and work on games during Edu-Care Day Camp. Care Day Camp.

Oxford resident Alana Purrutta, 6, plays a pinball game during Edu-Care Day Oxford resident Sydney Vetal, 8, surfaces for a Oxford residents Stephan Bouchard and John O’Day, both 12, take a break from Camp hosted by the Oxford School District Thursday, July 8. moment while swimming in Carbuncle Pond. the heat last week by playing a game during Edu-Care Day Camp.

Sawyer McPherson, 7, and his friend Devon Dylan Dasser, 10, lays down some train tracks dur- Morrison, 9, get ready for a swim in Carbuncle Pond ing game time at the Edu-Care Day Camp at Oxford during the Edu-Care Day Camp. Middle School.

Edu-Care Day Camp students Emma Dellea, 11, Rebecca Hoe, 11, and Taylor Betal, 10, take a break for a little summer reading last week.

Edu-Care Day Camp participants revel in the relief of Carbuncle Pond during last week’s heat wave. www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 7 LEARNING For Prouty, classroom days are over WILL REMAIN IN ROLE WITH DISTRICT

BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL ble job before pursu- hired every one of Prouty tried to narrow down what was in it STONEBRIGE PRESS STAFF WRITER ing his goals. So, them.” by asking whether it had feathers or could fly. CHARLTON — Heritage School Principal Prouty got a teaching Despite turning the The boys said it could not fly and did not have John Prouty is retiring. position at the former page to another chap- feathers. Finally, the moment of truth came. Sort of. Charlton High School, ter of his life, Prouty “In there was a big … it was a very fat stub- Prouty, a 63-year-old Charlton resident, has now the Town Hall, said he will sorely by, like a hognose, snake,” Prouty said. retired as the school’s principal, but plans to earning $5,250 annu- miss working in the Prouty quickly closed the box as his stu- stay on as the Dudley-Charlton Regional ally. From there, he boisterous school dents barreled over with laughter. On his School District Title I program director. He became addicted to environment, helping orders, the boys took the box to the princi- will oversee the school’s efforts to help stu- working with chil- solve a student’s prob- pal’s office and the snake was later set free dents struggling in math and science. dren. lem and working with outside. That, he said, was just one of the “I want to be more flexible in assuming the “Working with kids teachers. “dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens” grandparent role,” he said, referring to his kind of gets in your “Seeing the kids on of fond memories he will keep with him. granddaughter and the other grandchild he blood,” he said. “I a daily basis,” Prouty A tall, warm and friendly man, Prouty’s is expecting soon. found out early on I said, will be especial- subtle demeanor will also be missed. Over After a lengthy career in education — 42 could make a real con- ly hard to deal with. the years, he said he earned the nickname years — the entirety of which was in tribution.” Prouty recalled one “Father John,” which he prefers not to be Charlton, Prouty said it is time to hang up Prouty ascended particularly funny called. that hat. through the ranks in moment years ago, “Gradually, it went away,” he said. “Being a principal is a real challenging the district, serving when two young boys Now, Prouty is looking forward to spending role,” he said. Interviews for Prouty’s as a teacher in differ- approached him with more time with his family. He plans to make replacement were conducted last week, but a ent schools. a closed shoebox, say- more frequent trips to San Francisco to visit new principal has not been announced. Eventually,he became ing it was a gift for his son, Nathan, and his, 4-month old grand- Superintendent Sean Gilrein could not be the first principal of Ryan Grannan-Doll photos him. Prouty asked daughter, Margaux. He also plans to visit his reached for comment. Heritage when it Heritage School Principal John Prouty has retired, what was in it. pregnant daughter, Martha, in Bristol, R.I. It was only by chance that Prouty ended up opened in 1989. Before but will remain in the district as the Title I director. “We can’t tell you,” and his other son, Seth, in New Jersey. as an educator. Fresh out of college with a that, he was principal he said, of their “After 42 years … you need to step back and degree in English and a minor in education, of the former Charlton Intermediate School. response. “You have to open it in front of the take a little breath,” Prouty said. he originally intended on another career. Joyous moments of connecting with stu- whole class.” “When I was in college, I saw myself as dents, staff and parents in an effort to instill Prouty touched the box and detected move- Ryan Grannan-Doll can be reached by more of a potential journalist, author,” he education and values have filled Prouty with ment inside. phone at (508) 909-4050, or by e-mail at said. fond memories. “By then all the kids’ eyes were on me,” [email protected]. His father, however, urged him to get a sta- “Our staff are just superb,” he said. “I have Prouty said. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK

SOPHOMORES This is a current list of missing classmates. Vasale defends Ph.D. thesis at Roger Williams University Oxford: Brilee Weaver Please eliminate previous list as some class- Webster: Steven Lavallee mates have been located. Thank you. UMass Medical BRISTOL, R.I. — The following local resi- dents are among those to be named to the FRESHMEN WORCESTER — On June 14, Jessica Vasale Roger Williams University Dean’s List for the Oxford: Karina Halloran 1970 Bartlett High School successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis Spring 2010 semester. research as a member of the Graduate School Chad Smith, a resident of Dudley; HONORS Class Reunion of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Kayla Sweeney, a resident of Webster; Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Jillian Zalewski, a resident of Dudley. SENIORS The Bartlett High School Class of 1970 will Using the microscopic round worm, C. ele- Oxford: Hannah McLaughlin, Angela hold its 40th Class Reunion on Aug. 7 at Point gans, as a model system, her research focused Soltys Breeze in Webster. If you have not received on the gene silencing mechanism, RNA inter- Lycoming College your invitation or if you can help us locate ference, that her mentor Craig Mello, Ph.D. JUNIORS missing classmates, please contact, Jeanne discovered in 1998 and shared the Nobel Prize Robert C. Homes, son of Evan Holmes and Dudley: Aaron Fossas, (Lavallee) Czernicki at in Physiology Biology Charlene Lachapelle, was recently inducted Oxford: Kevin Johnson, Emma [email protected] or 508-943-9425. or Medicine in 2006. into the Alpha Theta Gamma Chapter of McLaughlin She will be participat- Theta Alpha Kappa, the National Honor Webster: Sarah DeCelles ing in the Society of Religious Studies, and was granted Oxford High School 40th Commencement cere- membership in the Zeta-Zeta Chapter of Phi SOPHOMORES monies with her peers Alpha Theta in recognition of “Conspicuous Oxford: Katianna Antkowiak, Brittany Class Reunion in the summer of 2011. Attainments and Scholarship” in the field of Driscoll, Allyson Hassett, John Soltys Vasale graduated history. Robert is entering his senior year at Webster: Molly Lussier, Thuy-Tien Tran Oxford High School 40th Class Reunion — from Assumption Lycoming College in Williamsport, Penn., Saturday, Sept. 11, Auburn Elks. Details post- College in Worcester with a double major in history and archaeol- FRESHMEN ed at http://oxfordhs.alumniclass.com. with her Bachelor of ogy. He plans to continue onto graduate Dudley: Alexandra Dube, Michael Arts in 1997 with a school after completion of his Bachelors Piekarczyk major in Biology and Degree. Oxford: Melissa Andersen, Danae’ Barg, Preschool Registration and minor in Chemistry. Shannon McCarthy, Mariah Rennie Her interest in science Jessica Vasale Screening began as early as high Springfield College 8TH GRADE school, when she was a Oxford: Natasha Antkowiak The Webster Public Preschool is now accept- student at Bartlett High, from where she SPRINGFIELD — Eric Hackenson, of ing names for the 2010-2011 school year. To be graduated in 1993. She currently lives in Webster, has earned a Bachelor of Science eligible, your child must be 4 years of age by Spencer. degree from Springfield College, for studies 1960 Bartlett High School Aug. 31. Transportation to and from school is Not only does Vasale spend her time at the completed in May 2010 in the field of pre- the responsibility of the parents. Registration bench, but also her interest in science and physical therapy. Class Reunion deadline is April 16. Please call the preschool nature often takes her out of the laboratory, at (508) 943-5055 to register. where she enjoys SCUBA diving and under- The Bartlett High School Class of 1960 is In addition, a preschool screening will be water photography. Her family and friends Holy Name Central Catholic planning a 50th reunion to be held on Aug. 21. held on May 20 and 21, 2010 for 3- and 4-year- are very proud of her accomplishments and The committee is currently looking for the old children. Assessments in the areas of can’t wait to see what her success brings in Jr./Sr. High School following classmates: Kenneth Carpenter, speech, cognitive skills and fine and gross the future. Carol Corson, Loretta Daskowski, Adelaide motor skills will be conducted. If you suspect WORCESTER — Holy Name Central Dumouchel, Dr. James Hannah, Roger that your child may have a disability in one of Catholic Jr./Sr. High School recently Kolodziejczak and Iris Meekins. If you can these areas and would like your child to attend announced its fourth quarter high honor and help locate these classmates, please call the screening, please call the Special Basic Military Training honor students from Webster, Dudley and Shirley Bergeron Minarik at 508-943-0308. Education Office at (508) 943-3646 exts. 20 or 25. Oxford for the 2009-10 school year. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Air Force Airman Stephen M. Beaudreault graduated HIGH HONORS SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC are encouraged to submit items for from Basic Military Training at Lackland Air inclusion on the Learning Page. Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. SENIORS The airman completed an intensive, eight- Oxford: Kelly Robbins The deadline is noon Monday. Send all items to the editor at week program that included training in mili- Webster: Lyndon Seitz. [email protected] tary discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who com- plete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Gary L. and Anne E. Beaudreault of Blain Road, North Grosvenordale, Conn. Beaudreault is a 2005 Stephen M. graduate of Beaudreault Tourtellotte Memorial High School, Thompson, Conn. Get your dose

Feel as though you’re never really in the know? Treat yourself to a weekly dose of and meet the Webster Times your informational requirements 100%. Good Local Newspaper” “Every Town Deserves a “Every Town TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 8 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net REGIONAL Two companies eyeing Charlton for casino

BY RYAN GRANNAN-DOLL remaining two firms. The House earlier this year approved a bill facility, Nicolai said. STONEBRIDGE PRESS STAFF WRITER The Seminole Tribe of Fort Lauderdale, that would issue two casino licenses. The While a casino would certainly increase CHARLTON — Although they have not set- Fla., which owns the Hard Rock company’s Senate last week voted, in its own bill, to traffic volumes on area roads, Nicolai said tled on whether to build here, Penn National chain of hotels, casinos and restaurants, issue three licenses — one in each zone: east, the Sturbridge toll plaza could be modified to Gaming is just one of four firms interested in could not be reached for comment. southeast and west, Nicolai said. Depending handle the increase. He said the tolls have ini- building a casino in Charlton. A study commissioned by Hard Rock deter- on how the zones are defined, placing a casi- tial infrastructure for “open road” tolling, “It is one of many sites that we are explor- mined Charlton is the second best site, out- no in Charlton could be a much more valu- which Gov. Deval Patrick has expressed an ing but given how fluid the situation is on the side of Boston, for a casino in Massachusetts, able proposition. interest in for all tolls. Drivers would pass legislative front … we really haven’t circled Nicolai said. “It is all a question of what comes out of under a scanner that would read either a any given site on the map,” said Penn Late last month, Nicolai revealed interest the conference committee,” Nicolai said. license plate or transponder. The motorist National Gaming Senior Vice President for in the Charlton site, but did not name the State Rep. Geraldo Alicea, D-Charlton, who would be sent a bill. Public Affairs Eric Schippers. “We do have companies. When asked why he did so this voted for casinos in the House bill, said he “That exit is already structured so that an interest in being in Massachusetts.” month, he said media inquires factored into has “mixed feelings,” on the issue since any open tolling is already a snap,” Nicolai said. Springfield-based Attorney Paul Nicolai on the decision. casino would likely compete against other If built, Charlton could see wide-ranging Wednesday, July 7, revealed Penn and Hard “So we went back and neither one of these sites. effects from a casino, some in the form dollar Rock International as two of the four firms had any objections,” Nicolai said. “I think bringing a casino changes the com- signs. Nicolai said the town would receive an exploring the idea of building a casino Both companies have been in the gaming munity itself. It is too premature to even additional $5 million in annual property tax behind the 5-East service stop off the business for years. Penn owns 15 casinos think Charlton could be a possible site,” he revenue, excluding the equipment housed Massachusetts Turnpike. nationwide, but none in New England, said. “I still want to have an open mind.” inside. That figure is around 23 percent of the Nicolai has an arrangement to possibly according to its Web site. The Seminole Tribe The plan would be two-fold. Nicolai said the town’s $21.1 million budget. purchase a 114-acre parcel from owner runs six, all in Florida. casino owner would buy the Charlton service Vincent Iuliano of Charlton. That option Whether a casino actually comes to plaza from the state, which tried to sell them Ryan Grannan-Doll can be reached by expires next summer. Charlton, however, depends on state lawmak- off last year. The casino owner would also phone at (508) 909-4050, or by e-mail at He declined to reveal the names of the ers, who are now considering a gambling bill. build an access road to accommodate the [email protected]. Auburn family puts Education First After viewing a few applications, the fami- The Whites also have a list of SPANISH STUDENT TO ly knew right away Conella would be a good activities planned for Conella. fit because she shares a few interests with Gwen said they plan to take her ATTEND ST. JOSEPH FOR Bridget and Lily. The Whites and Conella to Indian Ranch in Webster, both own hamsters and Conella practices Worcester Tornadoes baseball A MONTH karate, like Bridget. games and other things “So, we said, ‘That’s our girl,’” Gwen said. “American kids do in the sum- BY TERESA A. FRANCO Conella has only been living in the family’s mer.” NEWS STAFF WRITER Pakachoag Street home since Thursday, July While this is her first time AUBURN — The White family may be tem- 8. But last Friday evening, she and the Whites stepping foot in the states, porarily missing one of its members, but appeared to be meshing together well while Conella has an extensive travel- they have someone to fill the void for the time chatting over pizza. ing history that includes being. Conella said her love of traveling and France, Italy and England. Her Gwen White and her two daughters, desire to polish up on her English is what program also includes students Bridget, 10, and Lily,12, are hosting exchange drove her to partake in the exchange pro- from France and Italy, but student Laura Conella, 16, of Barcelona, gram. Conella said she has been Spain, through the Education First program. “Since I was a little child, teachers have migrating toward her fellow Through the program, students take English told me it’s very important to learn English,” Spaniards for friendship. classes at St. Joseph’s School in Webster for a she said. “It’s also a way to have relationships “We you are alone in another month, while staying with families in the with people around the world.” country, you tend to look for area. A relationship is something the Whites your own people,” she said. Gwen’s husband and the girls’ father, Tom, said they would like to maintain with Conella Will having an exchange stu- has been serving in Iraq with the Air Force after she leaves in a few weeks. dent in their home encourage Teresa A. Franco photo since May and will be away until September. “I hope to learn some Spanish and that we Lily and Bridget to do the same Laura Conella, 16, center right, of Barcelona, Spain, pictured with her The family decided it was a good time to take have a good relationship,” Lily said of when they are older? host family for the next month. She is an exchange student with in a student, Gwen said, partly because they Conella. Bridget said she may want to Education First. From left, Lily White, 12, Gwen White, and Bridget have the extra space with her husband gone Since she landed at Logan Airport last and Lily said she thinks it White, 10. and the company would take their mind off week, Conella said the culture of the United would be a good experience. his absence. States is different than what she pictured. “I think it’d be fun. I’d like to If more people took the time to learn about “It’s a distraction too. We’ve been looking For example, she said, the relationships visit a different country,” Lily said. other cultures, Gwen said, the chances of forward to this,” she said. between family members are similar to that Gwen said she encourages others to partic- wars happening, such as in Afghanistan and Gwen also said she wanted to take in a stu- in Spain. ipate in the program, acknowledging that Iraq, would be lower. dent to give her daughters, and herself, a “I thought it was more different, it’s not as there were not enough families that volun- “To start with something as small as this glimpse of a different country. I imagined,” she said. teered their time to take in a student. This would be great,” she said. “We’re Polish-American and we do a lot of During her stay, Conella said the one thing resulted in some families having to take in Polish-American things and I thought it she wanted to do was visit New York City.She two. She noted that it is not costing her any Teresa A. Franco may be reached at 508-909- would be neat to have someone from a differ- will achieve this goal through a weekend trip extra money because she is buying groceries 4136 or e-mail her at tfranco@stonebridge- ent country,” she said. to the city Education First has planned. for her own family anyway. press.com. Dudley Conservation restricted lands get signage

DUDLEY — The Dudley Conservation Commission camping, tree cutting and removal of plants or wildlife. Nominee Trust. The entrance is at the end of Eric Way with recently announced that passive recreation use signs have Ardlock Acres Conservation Restricted land, more than a paved area leading to a small parking area. been posted at six Conservation Restricted land locations. 90 acres in size, was donated by Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Crawford. Pierpont Conservation Restricted land, consisting of 3.5 These “pockets of nature” were generously donated by The Crawfords chose the Gaelic name, Ardlock, which figu- acres, was donated by Walter and Josephine Grzych. The local residents to the Town of Dudley. Conservation ratively means “on a hill by a pond.” The entrance is locat- entrance is located off Pierpont Road. Restricted lands are an asset to the community, providing ed off New Boston Road with parking for several vehicles. Shepherd Hill Estates Conservation Restricted land, con- passive recreation activities for the health and well-being of Baker Pond Conservation Restricted land, more than 29 sisting of 23.5 acres, was donated by Richard Androlewicz the public and preservation of natural environments and acres, was donated by Ruth Koprowski. In her gifting of this and Robert Anders. The entrance is located off Jesse Road. habitats for wildlife. Permitted passive recreation activities land, Mrs. Koprowski’s said: “My gift of land is to preserve In order for residents and visitors alike to enjoy these include hiking, biking, horseback riding, bird watching, the natural habitat, water shed, streams and country atmos- areas, establishing or re-establishing trails and trail mark- fishing and cross-country skiing. Prohibited activities phere of Dudley for future generations to enjoy.” ers are needed. During July,re-establishing trail markers at include motorized vehicles (ATVs, dirt bikes, etc.), hunting, The entrance is off Baker Pond Road. Ardlock Acres is being planned. If you would like to help New Boston Road Conservation Restricted land, mark the trails at Ardlock or another Conservation consisting of 17 acres, was donated by Peter Restricted land location, please contact the Dudley Amorello Jr., in memory of his father, Peter Conservation Commission to volunteer at 508-949-8011, Amorello, Sr. The entrance is off New Boston Road at option 1, or e-mail at [email protected]. the end of Blue Heron Drive. A big thank you to Superintendent Dan Gion and the Perryville Conservation Restricted land, consist- hard-working crew at the Dudley Highway Department for ing of 5.1 acres, was donated by Dudley D&D posting the signs. Restaurant Rejuvenation Act becomes law Email BOSTON — Rep. Paul Kujawski, D- the restaurant industry while Paul Kujawski and the members of Webster, has announced that as part encouraging economic activity need- the Massachusetts House of of the budget for the new fiscal year, ed to grow the Massachusetts econo- Representatives. The new law will the Restaurant Rejuvenation Act was my.” increase employment, income taxes, signed into law Wednesday, July 7, “At this point when business is dif- sales taxes, and meals taxes, without Us! allowing restaurants to serve alcohol ficult, anything that can help out this costing the government a single dol- starting at 10 a.m. on Sundays. industry and stimulate the local lar. It will help the restaurant indus- “This provision will increase busi- economy is a very good plan, espe- try, which employees roughly 10% of ness for restaurants and provide a cially in this huge downturn,” said the workforce, fight the recession. We boost to our economy in these uncer- Kujawski. expect this to generate tens of mil- What’s On Your Mind? We’d Like to Know. tain fiscal times,” House Speaker “It is a proud day for restaurants, lions of dollars per year for the We think you’re important enough to tell all our readers Robert A. DeLeo said. “This measure waiters, waitresses and consumers state.” promises to save and create jobs in in Massachusetts,” said Dave Prior to this measure, restaurants to turn to the Opinion pages and read your Andelman, the originator of were prohibited from serving alcohol Letters to the Editor and Sound Offs. the new law. “I would like to until 12 p.m. on Sunday. thank all those who played a But first, you have to write us! role in passing this legislation - Submitted by the Office of State Rep. We’ll do our best to make the space available... before the July 4 holiday Paul Kujawski after all, this is YOUR Newspaper! weekend, including House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo, Rep. If you can, put “Letter to the Editor” in the subject BANK FORECLOSURE SALE line or “Anonymous Sound Off” and send them to: Three Bedroom Cape Style Single Family Residence to be sold on the premises at [email protected] 1 George Street, Oxford, Massachusetts Thursday, July 22, 2010 We’d Love To Hear From You! Sale to Commence at 10:00 a.m. Terms of Sale: A Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar deposit in cash or certified check will be required at the time and place of sale with the balance due within twenty one (21) days of the sale. All other terms to be announced at the sale. For Further Information Contact: Dennis M. Sullivan, Esq., Attorney for Milford Federal Savings and Loan Association, 12 Congress Street, Milford, “If it’s important to you, it’s important to us!” Massachusetts 01757. (508) 473-4811 Edward D. Larkin, Auctioneer, No. 12415, 280 Main Street, Milford, MA 01757. www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 9 REGIONAL Have you been Flocked? POLICE BY CINDY GALLANT and hope to visit as REPORT SPECIAL TO THE WEBSTER TIMES many people as pos- Several area residents recently woke up sible. After arrival, to find a flock of pink flamingos in their you may call Fred’s WEBSTER yard. keepers and They seem to have arrived overnight and arrange to have SUNDAY, JUNE 27 look like they have settled in just fine. them moved along. Although finding the flock was a surprise, You are asked to James E. Tomlinson, of 108 Upland Ave., it was no secret where they came from or make a free will Webster, was charged with domestic why they were there. They bring with them donation to the assault and battery. a large lawn sign that bears the words: American Cancer TUESDAY, JUNE 29 “You have been flocked by the American Society. You may Cancer Society, Relay for Life.” In addition, purchase Flamingo Cornell Collins, of 120 Manca Drive, one member of the flock has a tag around Insurance to pre- Gardner, was charged with armed robbery. its neck with instructions. vent them coming Last year, Fred Flamingo and his flock back. You may also Eric V.Unger, of 18 Day Lane, Webster, was visited with Steve and Cindy Gallant to help send the flock to charged with disorderly conduct, assault their Relay team, the Hat Squad, raise visit your friends and battery on a police officer, assault and money for the Central South County Relay and relatives. Since battery on ambulance personnel and For Life. They received more than $2,000 in there are many assault and battery with dangerous donations. great causes that we weapon. Fred and his flock were expected to arrive are asked to support and more than 35 donation to the American Cancer Society. early in June to spend the summer in teams working to raise funds to support For more information, to purchase insur- THURSDAY, JULY 1 Auburn and the surrounding towns of their team, you may have already donated ance or to request that a flock visit your friends and family, call Steve or Cindy at Melissa Ba, of 246 High St., Webster, was Millbury, Oxford and Leicester (you may what you can. Don’t worry. Just call the charged with breaking glass in a building see them in Charlton as well). However, the number on the tag and ask to have the flock 508-832-7272. These keepers are very busy and may not answer the call. Leave a mes- and wantonly injuring real or personal weather was unpredictable and the flock fly away. Just say that you will not make a property. was delayed. We are happy to report that donation at this time. The keepers will ask sage and they will return your call as quick- they arrived in great condition sometime no questions and this information is not ly as possible. This year a new twist has SATURDAY, JULY 3 shared with anyone. been added. If you wish to flock a friend or over the July 4 weekend and are already vis- Linda Nicholson, of 12 Sunny Hill Road, Most everyone that was visited last year relative for a special occasion (birthday, iting neighborhoods in Auburn. They have Worcester, was charged with disorderly was happy with the flock. They are well new job), you can call Fred’s keepers. They been reported to be on Winchester Avenue. conduct and resisting arrest. Prentice Avenue and a neighborhood on behaved and very friendly. One flock disap- will discuss the dates a fee. The American Pakachoag Hill. You may wake up one peared and was never heard from again. If Cancer Society is the official sponsor of morning and find that they have come to the flamingos arrive at your house, please birthdays and we are happy to support their visit you. call and have them removed. If you prefer to efforts. DUDLEY Do not be concerned! Fred and his flock prevent them from making a visit to your - Cindy Gallant is a committee member of the only come to visit at the request of one of home, you may purchase Flamingo Relay for Life of Central South County. MONDAY, JUNE 28 your friends or family. They like this area Insurance for the low fee of a $ 5 or more Lee T. Labrash, 19, of 3 Curfew Lane, Dudley, was charged with disorderly con- Grant announced for community development in Webster duct. Daniel Plasse, 19, of 23 Ardlock Point, Dudley, was charged with disorderly con- WEBSTER — Rep. Paul Kujawski, D- River Park project has been funded through Administrator John McAuliffe. “Our State duct. Webster, and Sen. Richard T. Moore, D- the CDGB grant — a recreation initiative Representative, Paul Kujawski, was instru- Uxbridge, have announced that 68 cities and that I have been working on since securing mental in securing these funds, and we SATURDAY, JULY 3 towns in Massachusetts, including Webster, the first French River Corridor Study as a need thank him and Senator Moore for will receive $33.6 million in federal member of the Massachusetts House of their efforts.” Mallory V. Laferriere, 21, of 95 Mason Community Development Block Grants Representatives. I applaud local officials’ “Every year’s grant award is eagerly Road, Dudley, was charged with operating (CDBG) to fund infrastructure improve- efforts in securing these vital Block Grant anticipated, but this year’s even more so,” under influence of liquor, motor vehicle ment projects, boost social services and funds for yet another successful year in the said Carol Cyr, director of Community lights violation and license not in posses- increase housing and business develop- community the development initiatives of Development in Webster. “The combination sion. ment opportunities. Webster.” of difficult economic times and the projects Webster, specifically, will receive $1 mil- “I want to thank Representative Kujawski we will undertake with the funding will Ivelisse Duran, 25, of 22 Village Way, lion of those funds for store front improve- and Senator Moore for helping Webster stimulate a renewed interest and growth in Webster, was charged with operating a ment for six units on Main Street, a munic- acquire this grant,” said Webster Board of the downtown area. This is the first time in motor vehicle with suspended or revoked ipal parking lot on Negus Street, and the Selectmen Chairman Deborah Keefe. “This over ten years the entire grant is being com- license, unregistered motor vehicle, unin- French River Park project that would devel- grant of $1 million will help Webster move mitted to the Downtown Business District. sured motor vehicle, operating motor vehi- op a new passive park on 1.66 acres that forward on beautifying the Main Street and The Webster Redevelopment Authority is cle with suspended registration, no inspec- front the river. bringing people and enjoyment back to this pleased to have this chance to work with the tion sticker. The French River Park’s design incorpo- area. With the Senior Housing town to make Webster’s Downtown rates accessible walking paths, three picnic Project/Senior Center being pursued for Business District a better place to work and Erin M. Healy, 19, of 69 Myrtle Ave., tables, seven benches, site lighting, a bike the AJ Sitkowski building this grant allows have fun.” Webster, was charged with person under 21 rack, and direct river access to launch us to pursue even more for our Main Street The CDBG program is the in possession liquor. canoes or kayaks. It will provide 23 parking area. Downtown stores, a park and addi- Commonwealth's largest available resource spaces, and bring water and electrical tional parking will enhance the overall look providing municipalities with funding to Joshua Charbonneau, 17, 46 Jezierski power to the site to support community of the area and help us toward ‘fixing’ our support neighborhood revitalization proj- Road, Thompson, Conn., was charged with events. The plan also includes two rain gar- Main Street. Everyone wants the Main ects, meet the housing and public service speeding and a person under 21 possession dens to ‘naturalize’ run-off and protect the Street in their town to portray a vision and needs of low — and moderate-income popu- liquor. river’s water quality. Planting will be Webster residents are no different. This lations and build and repair infrastructure indigenous and natural-occurring species grant will help Webster to move toward that vital to the health and safety of all resi- Brian C. Labonte, 19, of 43 Sand Dam Road, common to the area and river ecology. goal; it is a great boon for Webster and with- dents. The program is administered by the Thompson, Conn., was charged with per- “Once again Webster is the recipient of out our State Representative and Senator U.S. Department of Housing and Urban son under 21 in possession of liquor and badly needed and very important funding we may still be sitting back wondering how Development (HUD), and funds are distrib- possession of a class D drug. for projects that will enhance and improve we would get funds to move on these addi- uted by the state Department of Housing the town,” said Kujawski. “The addition of tional projects.” and Community the French River Park and the municipal “I am thrilled that the Town of Webster Development (DHCD) to parking lot, in this grant, will certainly will be receiving the CDGB funds, this pro- cities and towns in assist in improving our Main Street. 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THE DEADLINE to submit letters to the editor and commentaries for next week’s newspaper is Friday at noon. VIEWPOINT SEND ALL ITEMS to Editor Adam Minor at THE WEBSTER TIMES — [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Oh please, ‘Thank yous’ all around for fireworks display A STONEBRIDGE PRESS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER To the Editor: Fourth of July event to continue — thank please me! 25 ELM STREET,SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 I have been fortunate to spend every sum- you. TEL. (508) 764-4325• FAX (508) 764-8015 mer of my life on Webster Lake — now I To Arnie Villatico, who always makes sure www.webstertimes.net reside here full time and love it. our fireworks outshine them all — thank you. We just got back from "the happiest place One of the things that have made summers To the DPW, town administrator and town on earth," also known as "the most magical memorable has been the fantastic fireworks officials and all who participate in the cele- FRANK G. WALTER C. place on earth" or, to others, I'm sure, as "the display on the Fourth of July that is the best bration, set up and clean up of this large most profitable place on earth." HILINSKI BIRD JR. C around, even better this year. event. I mean Walt Disney World, of course, in STONEBRIDGE PRESS STONEBRIDGE PRESS On behalf of my family, friends, visitors I hope that this tradition will continue for Orlando, Fla., which has been around since PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER WEEKLIES EDITOR-AT-LARGE who come from miles around and people on years ahead Just wanted to say thank you 1971. I know, because they have the "Since '71" the lake who are thrilled with the spectacular from so many appreciative people who want ADAM MINOR logo emblazoned this year on T-shirts, hats, display, I want to say thank you. you to know how much this means to so sunglasses, mugs, sweatshirts, socks, back- EDITOR To Gerry and Marilyn Fells for their gen- many for your generosity and hard work. THE WEBSTER TIMES AND THE AUBURN NEWS packs, and assorted other paraphernalia erosity is keeping a tradition going — thank available in fine shops, restaurants, and rest- you so much. LINDA HYLAND LITTLETON rooms throughout the Orlando area. So I To Rep. Paul Kujawski, for helping the lake WEBSTER imagine they'll have some very nice 40th EDITORIAL in so many ways and being a catalyst for this anniversary gear available next year — and wow, what a 50th anniversary they'll ‘No group works harder’ than Finance Committee have only 11 years from Don’t let the now. I'm sure that celebra- To the Editor: employees present,” does he or she think the tion is already in the plan- “Constant negativism, continued obstruction- employees will vote to reduce there pay or ning stages. ism” was what one citizen wrote in your July stipends? When the October Town Meeting is Anyway, being at Disney 9 edition. “Frivolous amendments” (on the here, will this reader bring the public to that for a full week (we try to heat get the Town Meeting floor) was what he or she wrote. meeting? Remember, the town administrator visit every five years or so, Wow. Where was this person for 11 1/2 months said he would have to “revise the budget at AS YOU using nephews, nieces, or of open Finance Committee meetings on all that time” — which way do you think? Up or LIKE IT grandnieces to justify the money matters affecting Webster? down? journey and getting to exercise our own childlike As chairman of the Webster Finance What is he or she doing these hot summer MARK best of you Committee, I tell this person — no group of days and nights while the Finance Committee tendencies in the bargain), elected or appointed citizens work harder, or and the town’s budget departments are work- ASHTON we were exposed to what's work longer hours for the Webster taxpayers ing to keep Webster afloat? It’s hard to believe commonly accepted as round this time each year, we then the Webster Finance Board. It is our job someone could be so ill informed about the some of the best customer try to remember to toss out to inform, as directed by state law,and to make workings of town government and state law. service on earth. Branded as the place "where recommendations on all money matters that He or she has little or no idea what is in the dreams come true," WDW strives for exem- tips for staying safe in the come before them. We do our job freely with town charter pertaining to the finance board plary service in all aspects of the visitor Amidst of a heat wave. Let’s no exception of any reward, verbal or mone- (five elected by the people, 10 appointed, five experience. Which means they like to live up face it, while it may seem like common tary, with great regard for every cent that by the selectman and five by the town modera- to — or exceed — expectations. They like sense to drink lots of water and wear comes into and out of the town budget. When tor). The five elected and only one appointed keeping customers satisfied and wanting light clothes when it’s hot, it is easy to a budget goes to the Town Meeting floor it goes showed up to the meeting. As for the other more. And coming back. Despite being ham- get lost in what you’re doing and forget with countless months of review from both nine, they have yet to be appointed, even after pered by that most-unfortunate customer- sides of the isle. many pleas from citizens who want to be service liability — delivering service via just how dangerous the hot weather What your reader should be asking is, “Why appointed and the Finance Committee itself. imperfect human beings, they do an excep- really can be. two Town Meetings, one for warrant articles tional job of it. With that in mind, we turned to the with 280 to 350 town people present and one for MICHAEL FINAMORE Since the rest of America is rapidly becom- American Red Cross for the following the budget with only 10 citizens and 65 town WEBSTER ing just another segment of that same "serv- Heat Safety Tips: ice economy" (alas, even most of the Disney merchandise we encountered was made in • Dress for the heat. Wear lightweight, Taiwan, China, or Central/South America), light-colored clothing. Light colors will Relay For Life coupon book planned some of the WDW service tricks/techniques reflect away some of the sun’s energy. It are worthy of notice. Can they get every is also a good idea to wear hats or to use To the Editor: We plan on starting out with 100 coupon employee every day to be chipper and truly an umbrella. The American Cancer Society Relay For books and order more as needed. We are hop- concerned about delivering the ultimate Life of the Greater Southbridge Area is cur- ing that the many businesses who have so • Drink water. Carry water or juice WDW experience? Not very likely, but on our rently in the process of compiling a coupon generously supported Relay For Life in the recent visit we WERE wished "a magical with you and drink continuously even if book (similar to the entertainment book that past could greatly benefit by acquiring new day!" at least once daily by at least one break- you do not feel thirsty. Avoid alcohol and has been sold by schools in the past). customers. fast room cashier, gift shop clerk, bus driver, caffeine, which dehydrate the body.Avoid The coupon books would be sold at various Any business that would like to be a part of or monorail gate attendant. And many of using salt tablets unless directed to do so craft fairs/events during the fall season. The a great fundraiser may contact Ron Ravenelle them even seemed to mean it! coupon book would be an excellent stocking at 508-347-3826 or [email protected] and by a physician. So, what things are working, and why? stuffer, or an office gift at a very reasonable we would be more than happy to explain this • Eat small meals and eat more often. Well, first off, WDW calls all its employees price. fund raiser in more detail. "cast members," which makes sense, since Avoid high-protein foods, which increase Businesses are being asked to offer a dis- Deadline to be entered in the coupon book every one of them deals with the public, metabolic heat. count on their service, such as buy one get is Friday, Aug. 13. seems to have a distinct role, a required cos- • Slow down. Avoid strenuous activity. one at half price, something free with the tume, and a "May I help you?" attitude that If you must do strenuous activity, do it purchase of an item or a percentage discount RON RAVENELLE belies the normal human inclination to want on purchases. There is no initial cost to busi- during the coolest part of the day, which FUND RAISING CHAIRPERSON to say, "Listen, Lady — you're the 360,713th nesses. person TODAY to ask me that, and I'd just as is usually in the morning between 4 and soon send a searing hot poker through my 7 a.m. nose and into my brain than have to explain • Stay indoors when possible. If air-con- SOUND OFF why there's no 'American Idol Experience' at ditioning is not available, stay on the low- 4 p.m. But, yes, I'm personally devastated that est floor out of the sunshine. Remember that messes up your plans for dinner at that electric fans do not cool, they simply Hollywood & Vine followed by Fast Passes to ‘Taxation without representation’ Toy Story 3." circulate the air. First and foremost, Disney knows how to SOUND OFF: have. We have to take care of our septic sys- • Be a good neighbor. During heat move people. Great hordes of people. With First of all I have to say that this is a clas- tems, which is costly because we don’t have waves, check in on elderly residents in buses, shuttles, monorails, trains, exhibits, sic case of “taxation without representa- sewers and now we should also pay taxes events, experiences, splashes, plunges, rides, your neighborhood and those who do not tion.” along with people that have them? Please tours, and a dozen other variations of "attrac- have air conditioning. I am a resident of one of the areas that does think of what you are doing! tions." When you're talking big numbers of • Learn Red Cross first aid and CPR. not have town sewerage. Please tell me why There has to be some way to stop this! people all wanting something at the same we should pay taxes on something we do not The Red Cross also advises familiarity time, you need to know how to divert, dis- with terms such as heat cramps, heat tract, entertain, and amuse in engaging exhaustion and heat stroke: ways. Whereas your typical New England • Heat cramps: Heat cramps are muscu- Where is the police boat? restaurant informs you of a 15-minute wait to lar pains and spasms due to heavy exer- be seated and then strings you along for up to SOUND OFF: Beach, take a look. The posted speed limit is 5 30 minutes, when a sign at Disney says your tion. Although heat cramps are the least I have lived in Webster for 30 years always mph. I have witnessed jet skis reaching wait to enjoy the Test Track (one of my severe, they are an early signal that the enjoying Memorial Beach. speeds more than 40 mph, doing donuts in the favorite rides at EPCOT) will be 20 minutes, body is having trouble with the heat. This year, on several occasions, I have wit- middle of the lagoon. Where is the police it'll actually be more like 15 (or fewer). They • Heat exhaustion: Heat exhaustion nessed numerous boats, but mostly jet skis boat? want you to be pleasantly surprised — and paying absolutely no attention to the posted If the police boat just cruised by a few you generally are. And in the meantime, they typically occurs when people exercise speed limit. The area I’m speaking of is the times a day giving citations when necessary heavily or work in a hot, humid place provide exhibits, displays, artifacts, charac- lagoon where the boat ramp sits. Where is the the town would benefit from the tickets. With ters, critters, and other consummate distrac- where body fluids are lost through heavy police boat? all the reckless jet skis speeding at the beach tions. sweating. Blood flow to the skin increas- The island to the left of the boat ramp the citations could actually add up to be Are some of their prices outrageous? Sure, es, causing blood flow to decrease to the erodes with every wave that crashes over the enough money so that maybe Webster could but you're there; it's 100 degrees; you'd actual- sand. The next time you visit Memorial pay for their own firework display. vital organs. This results in a form of ly pay MORE for a frozen fruit bar than mild shock. If not treated, the victim they're asking. And what price can you put may suffer heat stroke. Signals of heat on a family outing that the kids will talk New elementary school project at risk? about for generations? (Well, actually, we exhaustion include cool, moist, pale know the exact price, but since it comes with flushed or red skin; heavy sweating; SOUND OFF: increase our budget spending in a reces- pampering, seemingly endless buffets, and headache; nausea or vomiting; dizziness; Our Webster taxes will be going up $277 this sion. Who does this? It’s like buying a new sincerely lavished attention, we tend not to year and next year. house a month after you lose your job. It complain.) Are there glitches? Absolutely! and exhaustion. Body temperature will What do we get for it? Nothing. just doesn’t make sense. be near normal. What else can you call a first night dinner The town budget increase is not because of Whether you are for or against the new ele- that was "already paid for" (we had a dining • Heat stroke: Also known as sunstroke, new elementary school project. It’s not mentary school, the project is now at risk. plan that included so many meals each day) heat stroke is life-threatening. The vic- because we are getting better town servic- The new school could cost taxpayers rough- and yet ran our group nearly $100 in cash? We tim’s temperature control system, which es, we don’t even have a health inspector or ly $295 per year. So we must now ask taxpay- figured things out quickly and lived within produces sweating to cool the body, stops full-time building inspector and our school ers for $295 for the new school on top of the our pre-paid means by Day Two. budget was cut $500,000 plus. It’s not $277 increase from this year. How can we Bus drivers, tour guides, ride attendants, working. The body temperature can rise because we are getting a new police station, truly expect to ask the taxpayers to approve so high that brain damage and death may waiters, sales clerks, litter pickers — they're which is badly overdue. a Proposition 2 1/2 override for the new all customer service experts trained to treat result if the body is not cooled quickly. At our June town meeting, they voted to school after the town increases spending squalling infants, whiny adolescents, and Signals include hot, red and dry skin; increase spending even-though Webster has the year before. This year’s tax increase is grumpy grown-ups as once and future kings changes in consciousness; rapid, weak roughly a 9.7-percent unemployment rate, a strictly a budget spending and pay increas- and queens — and Snow Whites and Prince pulse; and rapid, shallow breathing. high number of foreclosure properties and es. Pick up a copy of the Town Annual Charmings. (A favorite T-shirt spied on the less state local aid money again. We, as budget and do the math. grounds read something like, "I'm Grumpy — Body temperature can be very high— town have less money coming in, so let’s sometimes as high as 105 degrees. because YOU'RE Dopey!" Even the in-jokes are brand-reaffirming — and for sale.) All this information, and more, can be Vacation was nice, but it was even nicer found at www.redcross.org. As summer Are you a Webster, Dudley or Oxford resident last week to get home, where customer serv- continues its hot descent upon us, have ice is also a mainstay of the economy. We as much fun as possible — but be safe. with an idea for a guest column or commentary? already have our favorite eateries, supermar- kets, hardware stores, photo shop, etc., and We want to hear it! E-mail ideas to increasingly they're being selected for their [email protected] courtesy, kindness, and personal attention rather than other considerations. It's nice to www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 11 VIEWPOINT Taking action against distracted driving

BY STATE REPRESENTATIVE while driving and establish new highest proportion of distraction- type of mobile device while driving to the deeply personal and tragic GERALDO ALICEA requirements that seek to deter dis- related fatal car crashes. According was included in the final version of consequences that this problem has tracted driving in the to the Insurance Institute for the safe driving legislation. House rendered within my own communi- Portable technologies such as cell Commonwealth starting 90 days Highway Safety status report, one in Bill 4795, An Act Relative to Safe ty,I have grown convinced that some phones and text messaging devices from the day of signing. One of my four American teens of driving age Driving, was enacted in both the sort of legislative action is neces- have become a commonplace fixture top priorities has always been pub- say they have texted while driving, House of Representatives and the sary. in our everyday lives. lic safety; I believe it is extremely and nearly half of all teens ages 12 Senate on June 24, 2010. This was It is clear that the issue of cell Incidents of distracted driving important to ensure that to 17 say they’ve been passengers then signed into law by Gov. Deval phone use while driving, especially have risen to unprecedented levels Massachusetts has strong, compre- while a driver has texted behind the Patrick on July 2. In addition to pro- among young folks, has become a across our nation. According to the hensive driving laws on the books in wheel. hibiting junior operators from major transportation security United States Department of order to promote safe driving In October 2007, I became acutely using cell phones while driving, the threat. I feel that it is my responsi- Transportation, in 2008, at any given habits. Six states had already passed aware of this dangerous trend bill also bans texting while driving bility as your state legislator to do time during the day there were laws to ban hand-held cell phone use among young drivers after a fatal for all motorists. what I can to minimize this threat, more than 800,000 drivers using for drivers, while 25 states had car accident involving a local teen Ultimately, the solution to the which is why I am pleased to have hand-held devices while driving. passed laws that ban texting while took place in our community. problem of distracted driving lies in joined my colleagues in enacting These and other troublesome statis- driving. Ultimately,I felt it was time According to the authorities, the the ability of each of us to take this imperative piece of legislation. tics have compelled many legisla- for Massachusetts to follow suit. Bay Path Vocational Technical High responsibility for our own well In passing this law, we are helping tors across the country to take In the beginning of the 2009-2010 School senior was sending a text being and the well being of others. encourage safer driving habits action and work to prevent this legislative session, I filed legislation message when the car she was driv- We need to understand that our throughout the Commonwealth and growing trend. that explicitly banned junior opera- ing veered off the road and hit a actions behind the wheel affect may prevent future tragedies from I am pleased to report that both tors from using mobile devices tree. The entire community was everyone around us. Normally, I do occurring. the Massachusetts House of while driving. Empirical data deeply affected by this terrible not believe that elected officials Representatives and Senate have reveals that junior operators not tragedy and it was a major reason should be involved in legislating Geraldo Alicea, D-Charlton, repre- passed comprehensive legislation to only use their cell phones and text why I felt compelled to file the bill in common sense practices. However, sents the 6th Worcester District towns promote safe driving in the messaging devices behind the wheel the first place. given the many disturbing statistics of Charlton and Southbridge, 2 Commonwealth. This legislation more frequently than any other age My proposal to ban operators and the rapid emergence of this precincts in Spencer and one precinct has now been passed into law. The group, but they also comprise the under the age of 18 from using any problem among drivers, in addition in Oxford. safe driving bill will ban texting Of week knees, stonings and King James

So Lebron James has decided to bring his discussing the travesty that is the death sen- But she was right. Khan.” King’s court to Miami, where, together with tence handed down to Mohammadi-Ashtiani. Forget about femininity in how a woman Parker took a lot of heat for that column — two other superstars with similar-sized egos, What are we coming to as a society, really? might be. I’m talking feminine in the way cer- from women, from blacks, from a lot of folks. he’ll be part of the NBA’s next Big Three. Millions spent the past few weeks fretting tain traits are regarded as such — passivity,a Part of the problem may be that the evolved In other news, an Iranian woman was over where the hell Lebron James would reluctance to engage in confrontation. Those soul in each of us wants there to be no place spared death by stoning, make his mega millions. Millions sorts of things. for gender or race in any discussion. That is even though it as likely last spent time watching reality TV Given that as president you have to do not the case. There are certain, deep-seeded week she would still be put and wondering whether Lindsay things like order military troops into combat cultural behaviors and expectations that can- to death some other way. BIRD’S Lohan will finally learn her les- and maybe even stare down a world leader or not be tossed aside just because we elected That is what it’s come to son. two, those traits aren’t exactly conducive to our first black president or almost nominated in America 2010. This is NEST In the political arena, peak performance of duties. our first female presidential challenger. what we have dissolved Democrats hate Republicans. One of the things that drew America to It has changed some for women, to be sure, into. A country where the WALTER Republicans hate Democrats. rally around George W. Bush was his maver- but men are still expected to be men. president of the United Obama spends all his time blam- ick style, his Texas machismo. We felt safe Feminine sides are OK, but when the chips States made a personal BIRD JR. ing Bush for, well, pretty much with him when he vowed to take on the “axis are down, when the family is in peril, the wife pitch for James to flee everything except stonings in of evil.” In much the same way Reagan con- wants her husband to be a man. The country Cleveland for Chicago. Iran. Then again, by the time this veyed strength and a “you don’t want to mess needs its president not to be a man, per se, It is unclear how many personal pleas he hits print, maybe he will have cast that stone, with me or my country” attitude, so did Bush, because the right woman would do just fine. made with Iran to spare the life of Sakineh too (pun intended). if in a more “aw shucks” sort of way. But the person occupying the Oval Office bet- Mohammadi-Ashtiani, a 43-year-old Kurdish Meanwhile, Iran laughs at a weak-kneed What the country didn’t like was thinking ter damn well have at least some of the traits woman, convicted of having an affair while president who continues to let its brutal dic- it was being lied to. long associated with the male. married. tators have their way. But make no mistake, the country felt safe Obama has failed, to date, to demonstrate Barack Obama, of course, has made it his When is enough going to be enough? I under Bush and it was safe. any. mission to “repair relations” with Iran. mean, people in every political spectrum are With Obama, America has someone who He could have stood up and done so in the Here’s hoping at least part of his efforts expressing disapproval of Obama the presi- likes to “talk” about making things better case of Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, but include some sort of language that lets Iran dent, but what does that really mean if those and safer a lot. perhaps like so much of the rest of the coun- know that, you know, the US kind of frowns expressions don’t take on the form of Parker wrote: “Generally speaking, men try, he was more concerned with where King on stoning people to death in public. demands? and women communicate differently.Women James would be playing hoops next season. Then again, maybe we don’t. Syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker tend to be coalition builders rather than mav- After all, Nielsen ratings for the sham that wrote perhaps her most controversial piece ericks. While men seek ways to measure Walter Bird Jr. may be reached at 508-909- was ESPN’s exclusive sit-down with King ever recently, in which she suggested the themselves against others, women form cir- 4107 or by e-mail at James on Thursday night no doubt far sur- president was too feminine. It was incendi- cles and talk it out. Obama is a chatterbox [email protected]. passed those of any station spending time ary, to be sure. who makes Alan Alda look like Genghis In state or out, clear up Of airlines and Evensong The walls of King’s College Chapel are Fourth — on the way over, the plane was stone-gray; the spindles of ornate carvings nearly empty.I could have moved my seat — traffic violation issues come to a point halfway up the walls, direct- literally sprawled out to sleep over one of I was asked a question last week any place where his right to operate is ing your eye toward stained glass that the many rows of four empty seats in a row. relative to license suspensions. suspended or revoked. It is important stretches so high your eyes can’t take it all But I was next to an old woman from The person lives in one state and to note, action could be taken to sus- in. It is listed in guidebooks to the Ireland who had lived in the United States had a traffic violation in another pend his license at any time. Perhaps Cambridge, England area as one of the for years and was traveling back to visit her state. The penalty he received the process of communication country’s most distinctive monuments. brothers and sisters for one of the first times resulted in his right to operate between the respective registries has I waited in line for Evensong — the night- since her husband of many years died. being suspended in that other state. not occurred to this point. There may ly service that features the famed boys’ She looked like she needed someone to His license in his home state is be some delay or the case may have choir — for 45 minutes so that I would be talk to, so I spent the five and a half hours sure to get a seat inside. The service featured discussing her grandsons and her children, believed to still be valid. I was CHIEF’S been missed altogether. Should action asked if he is still safe to drive in be taken on the license status, the per- psalms, hymns, and prayers much like the and learning about her life in Ireland and his home state since his license is CORNER son could have many problems, espe- Catholic masses I am used to attending — America. not suspended there. cially if they are involved in an acci- except instead of invoking the Pope, there When we landed in Dublin, and my travel- This issue sounds, and can be, dent. were several “God Save the Queen” utter- ing companion (who hadn’t been anywhere STEVE ances throughout. near the me or the Irish woman on the confusing and requires some clari- WOJNAR The best advice I can give, to this fication. Some time ago, if you had person or any other, is to clear up any This was my first “major” outing so far in plane) and I sprinted to our next gate. The traffic violations or other offenses outstanding violations you have, Cambridge, England — having arrived less way to our gate was through a duty-free in a particular state, your right to operate regardless of where they have taken place. A than 24 hours before, I was ready to venture shop; my friend just started running, and I would be suspended in that state only. person would never quite know when a outside the walls of Gonville and Caius had to stop him, as I paused at the computer Communication between the states did not license suspension could catch up with them. College at Cambridge University to com- monitors: “We need to figure out where take place on a consistent basis. With this in It generally happens at the worst possible plete one of the items on my checklist of we’re going!” mind, people were still allowed to drive in time, such as when you are on vacation with things to do while I’m here: spending the Luckily, through a series of strange good places where their right to operate was not the family. You may be stopped for a minor month taking classes to finish my MFA. choices, we had come straight to our gate suspended. You could have violations in 49 traffic violation and discover then that your The echoes of tenor, baritone, and bass through the maze of terminals without even states and still be safe to drive in your home license is suspended. This could cause you to voices rose upwards, to the impossibly high knowing we needed to head in that direc- state as long as you license was valid. be arrested, have a criminal record, and cre- ceiling, and then spilled back around the tion. Approximately 10-15 years ago, the CDL, or ate further issues with the registry or your groups gathered. Hymns, performed in clas- We arrived in Heathrow not long after; it Commercial Drivers License, rules came into insurance company etc. Don’t take the sical perfection, were sung in English was a quick walk to the bus terminal there, effect. Classifications and regulations were chance. Make sure you clear up any issues or instead of the traditional Latin. Still, with since we didn’t have to go through customs standardized across the country. For most problems in order to avoid further conse- elongated notes, and British accents, many — we’d done that in Dublin. The exchange people, who drive passenger vehicles, the old quences. of the lines were indecipherable to my there went something like this: Class 3 license was replaced by the new Class Gonville and Caius peers and me — we were :Passport, miss.” D. With these revisions, state motor vehicle Thanks again for your questions and com- there to hear the famous echoes, taking it all “Oh, here you go.” authorities began to communicate with one ments. Please send them to me at the Dudley in. “And where in Ireland are you headed?” another. With this being the case, a person’s Police Department, 71 West Main St., Dudley, Inside this chapel — which Henry VII fin- “I’m transferring to London here.” license can be suspended in their home state MA 01571, or e-mail ished, and which became one of the first “May I see your transfer ticket, Miss?” for a violation that took place out of state. [email protected]. Opinions Anglican places of worship — you do not sit “Of course!” Shuffle, shuffle. Dig, dig. The In the case that I was asked about, the per- expressed in this weekly column are those of facing the altar. Instead, a center aisle giant “purse” (or, rather, my extra carry-on son’s license was still valid in his home state. Chief Wojnar only and unless clearly noted, do divides the benches, which face each other. that was breaking my shoulder) had swal- If this is correct, he can continue to operate not reflect the ideas or opinions of any other The clergy members, the members of King’s lowed my boarding pass, which was printed there as long as right to operate remains organization or citizen. College, and the choirs sit furthest from the out for me at the Aer Lingus desk at Logan. valid. This person is not authorized to drive altar, and their seats are large, wooden, and “Um, just a moment,” I said. have red velvet covered kneelers, with large Shuffle, shuffle. Dig, dig. candles on the ledge of their benches. I began to take things out of my bag, Earlier in the day, I had wandered around kneeling to the ground to do so. Oh please, please me! the small city of Cambridge, only giving “Oh, never mind! I believe you!” the cus- into my inner klutz once or twice as I stum- toms agent said, and shoo-ed me through the woolen fabric, or great shoes for the world, bled over cobblestones on crowded streets, gate. ASHTON sizing up the bookstores. I browsed through Several hours later, after a three-hour bus continued from page 10 then we'd better get even better at manufac- turing memorable service. We'd better learn the Cambridge University Bookstore, right ride from Heathrow to Cambridge, and after be acknowledged; not so nice to be ignored. to deliver "the goods" joyfully,engagingly,and outside the gates of Caius, and spent at least unpacking and settling into the area, I left "You're all set, Bud!" from the local pizza guy appreciatively. When all the world's a stage, an hour browsing the shelves of Heffer’s, the the gates of Gonville and Caius, to head next can be as memorable in its own way as a only the most convincing cast members need famed Cambridge bookshop. door to King’s College Chapel, to hear the "Have magical day!" from a Disney employee. apply. getting there echoes of Evensong — a stark, calming con- You know great service when you receive it Giving the United States a salute on the trast to the abruptness and noise of travel. — and when you deliver it. In the end, all Mark Ashton writes a weekly column for Fourth of July,not long before the fireworks service — like all politics — is local. And if Stonebridge Press publications. were to begin, my plane took off from Kristina Reardon is a Stonebridge Press we're no longer manufacturing eyeglasses, Boston. Not many people travel on the correspondent and columnist. 12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net SPORTS Oxford, Douglas Senior Leaguers tangle twice FOR OXFORD ALL-STARS, TWO WINS LEAD TO DISTRICT 5 CHAMPIONSHIP

BY NICK ETHIER agreed that it was a competitive matchup. SPORTS STAFF WRITER “It was a great game,” he said. “They Competing in the winner’s bracket of the (Oxford) were hitting, and the lefty … we did- Senior League District 5 tournament, Oxford n’t hit.” displayed strong pitching, solid defense and The lefty was Oxford’s Nick Lemay, who timely hitting against host Douglas, as it took confused the Douglas hitters all game July 7. home a 4-2 win on July 7. Lemay went the first six and a third innings, Douglas defeated Auburn on July 8, 11-7, to only departing because of the 95-pitch count return to the championship round, but coach rule. In his outing Lemay gave up two hits and Charles Weagle’s team fell just short, as once five walks, as he also struck out eight. The two again Oxford had their number. runs Lemay relinquished were in the seventh Oxford took home the District 5 champi- inning, when Oxford entered the frame up 4-0. onship on July 9 with a 10-2 win and an unde- “Lemay did a fantastic job on the mound,” feated record. This is the second champi- Gray said. “He only gave up a couple hits, kept onship for this group of Oxford kids, as they the ball over the plate, and he did a good job also took home the Junior League District with his bat.” title in 2008. With the game still scoreless in the top of “All in all it was a well-played baseball the fourth inning, Lemay began the frame game,” Oxford coach Greg Gray said after the with a deep drive to right field. It hit the mesh July 7 contest. “It was the kind of game you wall over the initial fence, but the defense The Oxford Senior League All-Stars (minus Nick Cardoni, who had to leave the game with a broken finger) have to play at this level.” played it well and Lemay had to stay at first pose for a photo with the Massachusetts District 5 title banner Friday, July 9. And even though his team lost, Weagle base with a single. But next up was Tyler Bostek (2-for-4), and he hit a one-hopper to Bruzios contributed with an RBI groundout. Lemay departed. After hitting his first batter center field, good for a double. Lemay got on Dalio would then score on a wild pitch. in Ethan Eldridge, he got Steve Fierro to his horse and scored from first, and Oxford Meanwhile, Lemay was dealing. And when strike out. But Justin Defreitas hit a two RBI had a 1-0 lead. The orange and black then Douglas did find themselves with a runner in single into right field, cutting the 4-0 lead in scored once more in the inning when Nick scoring position, Oxford would contribute half. Cardoni’s fly ball moved pinch runner Sean with some terrific defense. On two separate But Bruzios settled down, as he got Matt O’Leary over to third base. He would later occasions Douglas runners would be thrown Niejadlik to ground into a fielder’s choice to score on Cody Stone’s perfectly placed infield out at home plate, one on a straight steal and end the game. bunt single. another when a runner attempted to move Niejadlik (five innings pitched, two earned Oxford scored two more times in the top of from first to second base. Oxford’s defense runs on seven hits, two strikeouts, one walk) the seventh inning, which proved to be very then caught the ball at second, and made the and Defreitas (two innings pitched, two important runs, to grab a 4-0 lead. Ryan wise choice to fire home, in time to get the earned runs on two hits, one walk) pitched Deviney walked, and then Mike Dalio (3-for-3, would-be scoring run. well for Douglas, but it just wasn’t enough. walk) attempted a sacrifice bunt, but it was “There were some great defensive plays … “We just weren’t hitting, and we’re a hitting Courtesy photos once again placed perfectly,and he was credit- no errors I don’t think,” Gray said. team,” Weagle said. “The lefty,I knew it … He Oxford's Tyler Bostek, second from left, gets con- ed with a single. Deviney also took third base “The situation was there, and they made got us two years ago.” gratulations from teammates after being replaced on the play after making a heads-up decision, they play,” Weagle said of the base running In Junior League play, Lemay also out- by a pinch runner. Bostek connected with an RBI noticing that no Douglas defender was on the misfortunes. “You have to force that play.” pitched Douglas out of the district competi- double in his at-bat July 7. base. After Dalio stole second base, Nick Bruzios took the mound for Oxford after tion. Late blitz leads Webster to third MAYS title WEBSTER — The last two years, the teams found themselves at a penal- Webster won Division 2 Midland Area ty shootout for a chance to play in the Youth Soccer (MAYS) titles at U12, finals. In the shootout Webster goalie which was 8-versus-8, and moved up to Brian Tondel made two heart-wrench- U14 Division 1, which is 11-versus-11. ing saves. It then all came down to The team added six new players who Brendan Walker’s final shot; he put a meshed very well with its strengths laser by the goalie to send Webster to and attitude. its third MAYS Championship game “This was important since we are against Shrewsbury. now in Division 1, playing against the In the finals Webster faced a very best teams in MAYS, and now have one good Shrewsbury team that it tied 2-2 of the best teams we have ever put during the regular season. Late in the together,” said Coach Archie second half, tied 0-0, Shrewsbury put in Suprenant. the go-ahead goal to go up 1-0. Once The season record was 5-1-2, with its again the team dug deep and with lone lost coming against Sutton. about 10 minutes left Webster scored to In the first round of the playoffs the tie it up. team drew Sutton and this time it was “It fired the kids up and I and yelled like two heavyweights going at it for 70 out, ‘Webster, Look at me,’ and they all minutes. Early in the second half looked up at me and [Coach] Tim Sutton went up 1-0, and the Webster [Tondel] and I yelled out the word kids refused to drop their heads or give Courtesy photo ‘heart’ while pounding on my chest,” up. With less than 10 minutes left they Suprenant said. “I have never seen tied it at 1-1, which was the score at the The Webster boys’ U14 team: in no particular order, coaches Archie Suprenant and Tim Tondel, and players Evan anything like it, as they went on a two- end of regulation. After two 5-minute Anderson, Ryan Canty, Jack Cieszynski, Adam Daigneault, Kyle Kreidler, Artur Lachcik, Jacob Liseno, Kyle Liseno, goal rampage and we won the MAYS overtime periods it still tied at 1-1, and Pawel Mikucki, Kody Morio, Jacob Simonis, Jesse Suprenant, Brian Tondel and Brendan Walker. U14 Division 1 championship.” Hockey team takes tourney, helps Pan-Mass Challenge

Uxbridge’s Tim Tabor has been putting as a defensive pairing.” together hockey teams for years to play in The team practiced together only four tournaments across the New England times before the tournament began on states, New York, and even Canada. Friday, June 25, but quickly found an iden- So when he found out that Rob tity by winning the first game 8-7 against Lenkauskas was sponsoring a tournament an experienced Spaten team from Auburn. to raise money for the Jimmy Fund’s Pan- It was a back and forth game that tested Mass Challenge, he jumped into action. the resolve of the team that had high Hockey players are known for being expectations heading into the tournament. tough but generous (think Cam Neely), “I was definitely nervous in the first especially if it means that they can help period,” confessed Earl Corey of fight cancer while skating on the ice in Northbridge, the Brewins’ goalie. “It was a June when it’s 90 degrees outside and 27 in shootout and they knew how to find the the rink. open player.” “The most important thing about a tour- Yet the Brewins kept scoring and nament team is finding players who have answering the call. In the end they had just the chemistry to enough to squeak by, come together as a mostly because of a team in a short peri- four-goal outburst by od of time,” Tabor BREWINS ROSTER Nate Watts. Earl said. “This team Corey’s brother, came together quick- Tim Tabor (C), Uxbridge Mark Dowey, who is ly and enjoyed them- Bill Driscoll, East Brookfield also on the team, is selves. The most Earl Corey (goalie), Northbridge from Northbridge as important thing Eric Bonzey, Auburn well. when playing these Mike Curley, Worcester On Saturday, they tournaments is hav- Jason Willett, Auburn faced off in two Courtesy photo ing people who do Jermery Lemoine, Oxford games. The first was not get too upset and against Worcester- Scott Geddis, Worcester The Brewins hockey team poses with the Pan-Mass Challenge Hockey Tournament trophy it won last know how to have based Phantoms, month. fun.” Brian Dauphinais, Oxford and the Brewins More than just Chris Mackin, Webster were buzzing all lead was short lived. Spaten came back and into the net to lock up the Brewins’ 5-4 vic- having fun, the Mark Dowey, Northbridge over the rink. They scored on their first shot of the game. tory, guaranteeing the Pan-Mass Challenge Brewins won the Chris Benjamin, Webster dominated play, out- Then, after allowing the next two goals, Hockey Tournament trophy would be tournament with an Sarah Benjamin, Worcester shooting the opposi- the Brewins were facing elimination. going home with captain Tabor. impressive 4-0 Mike Traynor, Worcester tion, but ran into a “This is how you know when you have Next up for the local Black and Gold is a record while strong goaltending great team chemistry,” Tabor said, tournament in Worcester at the Buffone outscoring their performance. They “because no one got down on themselves. Rink on Lake Avenue in August. Then it’s opponents 25-14. The led the whole way We just kept going and knew something on to Fitchburg at the Wallace Civic Brewins consist of players that Tabor and were able to hold on to a 4-3 victory. positive would happen.” Center in November, and the grand finale recruited from an adult league that he Their second game of the day was Team members responded with a burst in April in Lake Placid, where Tabor’s runs called Hockey Night in Auburn. against a team from Long Island. The of energy and found themselves tied 4-4 teams have dominated The Can/Am “We have a team that is a blend of youth Brewins broke things open and won 8-1, late in the third period. After making a Challenge Cup for several years. The (the youngest player is 20 years old) and which got everybody’s confidence going nifty move to get out of traffic, the puck Brewins have won two gold Medals in the experience (others are 50-somethings),” before a championship game — a rematch was thrown on goal by Brian Dauphinais, past three years, bringing their total Tabor said. “Some have speed while others against Spaten. there was a collective pause on the bench. medal count to five gold, two silver and know exactly where to be at the right time, The championship started off great, And then the team exploded with cheers as three bronze. Pretty impressive for a talent, and some have familiarity with with Scott Geddis scoring for the Brewins Geddis carefully placed the rebound deep bunch of “Local Hockey Guys.” each other, including a brother-sister team on the first shot of the game. However, the www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 13 SPORTS Six-run third puts Dudley into Majors next round

BY BRIAN AUSTIN moved to second on a passed ball, and then Quaboag looked to threaten in the top of left field. The 3-0 lead stood until the third, SPORTS CORRESPONDENT scored on a RBI single by Ethan Gilbert. the fifth, as the power of its order came up to when Shaw led off the top of the third inning DUDLEY — The Quaboag Little League 12- Before Gilbert was Sean Gatsogiannis, who bat and looking to retake the lead. Shaw was crushing a home run out past center field. Year-Old All-Stars powered to an early lead also singled, moved to second on a passed ball intentionally walked for the second time of Dudley nearly faced problems in the bot- against Dudley in their Division 5 pool game and scored on a wild pitch. Joe Michelin drew the game. Tyler Wade flew out to left for the tom of the fifth inning, as two reserve players Thursday, July 8. a one-out walk, and then moved to third after second out, the first chance in three Dudley needed to register an at-bat in the inning to However, Dudley came storming back with an error that allowed Jared Richard to take successfully got him out. Mike Arbour drew a comply with league rules. They were to be six runs in the bottom of the third inning, second and Gilbert to score. Devin Pietz walk to have runners on first and second, but due up fifth and sixth in the inning, and two more than enough to take the victory and drove one to deep right field, bouncing off the Jordan Choquette struck out on three pitches quick outs did not help the issue. But Pietz advance into the single elimination round glove of Brendan Sacerdone — scoring two to end the inning. and Gauvin both reached base with singles, with a 2-1 record. Quaboag just missed mov- more runs and allowing Pietz to reach third Quaboag’s successes all came earlier in the allowing Patrick Hafferty to get an at-bat. ing on with a 1-2 record. safely. Robert Kenyon relieved Shaw on the game. Jason Foster led off the game, reach- Hafferty delivered, a base hit scoring both Starting down 4-0 in the bottom of the third mound, but Quaboag had lost the lead. It ing base after a misplay at shortstop. Shaw runners and doubling Dudley’s lead. Rocky inning, Dudley started to capitalize on the would not take Pietz long to score the sixth came to the plate with one out, only to be Puzo got his chance at the plate, flying out to wild throwing of Quaboag starter Sam Shaw. Dudley run, as he was allowed to score on a intentionally walked. Wade came to the plate, center field for the third out but avoiding Robert Flynn led off the inning with a walk, Mike Gauvin grounder to shortstop. crushing a three-run homer over the fence in potential problems for Dudley. Cates tops in Sunoco Mods at Thompson

THOMPSON, Conn. — Danny Cates of 1. Danny Cates, Chaplin, Conn.; 2. Ted 1. Larry Gelinas, Buxton, Maine; 2. Derek Limited Sportsman Feature (Top 10) Chaplin, Conn., was stout in his victory in Christopher, Plainville, Conn.; 3. Rowan Ramstrom, Worcester; 3. Mike O’Sullivan, Finish: 1. Shawn Monahan, Waterford, the Sunoco Modified main event Thursday, Pennink, Huntingdon Valley, Pa.; 4. Tim Springfield; 4. Jim Banfield, South Conn.; 2. Jesse Gleason, Lisbon, Conn.; 3. July 8 at Thompson International Speedway. Sullivan, South Windsor, Conn.; 5. Ryan Glastonbury, Conn.; 5. Dennis Maxfield, Scott Sundeen, Douglas; 4. Larry Barnett, Brian Sullivan of South Windsor, Conn., Preece, Berlin, Conn.; 6. Ronnie Silk, Fitchburg; 6. Mike Stefanik, Coventry, R.I.; Bristol, Conn.; 5. Joe Coates, Eastford, shined in the TIS Modified annual extra-dis- Norwalk, Conn.; 7. Keith Rocco, 7. George Bessette, Danbury, Conn.; 8. Dave Conn.; 6. William Wall, Shrewsbury; 7. Joe tance event. While Shawn Monahan of Wallingford, Conn.; 8. Nichole Morgillo, Silvia, Warwick, R.I.; 9. Daryl Stampfl, Arena, Bristol, Conn.; 8. Jason Chicolas, Waterford, Conn., turned in a repeat win- Yalesville, Conn.; 9. Henry Stampfl, Norwood; 10. Matt Zenisky, West Sutton; 9. Paul Coutu, Thompson, Conn.; 10. ning performance in the Limited Sportsman Norwood; 10. John Catania, Agawam. Springfield. Steve Kenneway Jr., Lowell. division and it was a night of firsts in the TIS Modified Feature (Top 10) Finish: 1. Late Model Feature (Top 10) Finish: 1. Mini Stock Feature (Top 10) Finish: 1. Super Late Models and Mini Stocks. Larry Brian Sullivan, South Windsor, Conn.; 2. John Falconi, North Grafton; 2. John Dwayne Dorr, Ledyard, Conn.; 2. Randy Gelinas of Buxton, Maine, earned his first- Keith McDermott, Scituate, R.I.; 3. John Materas, Voluntown, Conn.; 3. Tommy Churchill Jr., Oakdale, Conn.; 3. Chad ever Thompson victory in a hotly contested Studley, Framingham; 4. R.J. Marcotte, O’Sullivan, Springfield; 4. Mark Oliveira, Baxter, Pascoag, R.I.; 4. Scott Michalski, Super Late Model feature. Dwayne Dorr of Millville; 5. Shane Michalski, Woodstock, Blackstone; 5. Jeremy Sadowski, South Killingly, Conn.; 5. Scott Jussaume, Ledyard, Conn., turned in a dominating per- Conn.; 6. Ryan Morgan, Mystic, Conn.; 7. Voluntown, Conn.; 6. Randy Waterman, Danielson, Conn.; 6. Fred Michalski, formance to score his first Mini Stock victo- Jason Sundeen, Douglas; 8. Denis Legere, Danielson, Conn.; 7. Bob O’Connell, Dayville, Conn.; 7. Mike Viens, Seekonk; 8. ry of 2010. John Falconi of North Grafton North Reading; 9. Leo Adams, Putnam, Wrentham; 8. Mark Jenison, Warwick, R.I.; Nat Taylor, Wauregan, Conn.; 9. Chuck was awarded the victory in the Late Models. Conn.; 10. Brian Tagg, Oxford. 9. Jeff Hartwell, East Putnam, Conn.; 10. Rogers, Quaker Hill, Conn.; 10. Joe Baxter, Sunoco Modified Feature (Top 10) Finish: Super Late Model Feature (Top 10) Finish: Wayne Coury Sr., Milford, Conn. Pascoag, R.I.

Send sports photos, announcements, news and story ideas to [email protected] 14 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net Crawford Library hosts grand opening event

lowest level, which is classified as sil- LIBRARY ver. This means that the library is more continued from page 1 energy efficient, in terms of lighting, always the center of a community. heating and water use. Other “green” “Some communities have a commu- aspects of the building are solar panels nity center,” said Hugh. “But [to me] on the roof, the environmentally friend- the library is the center of a communi- ly paints, carpet, furniture and the ty, this was said by your director [Matt recycled driveway made from the for- Hall].” mer town parking lot. He went on to say that his mother Library Building Committee Co- was deeply devoted to the members of Chair Ann Marie Safaee said the the Dudley community, and she was library project has been a labor of love also an instrumental figure to the for all of the members of the building library,sitting on the Board of Trustees committee during the past decade they for 20 years. have been working towards its comple- In 1971, when Pearle was the chair- tion. man of the trustees, as well as the “There could not have been a greater library’s building committee, she was team of people,” said Safaee. “One year one of the biggest backers of putting a ago, in April, at the groundbreaking we new addition on the existing building promised you a beautiful, new library on Village Street. When the project was and now we have that beautiful, new completed in 1972, voters in Dudley library.” chose to honor her by renaming the When Hall spoke during the ceremo- facility the “Pearle L. Crawford ny he said even though he has only Memorial Library.” been director for a year, the experience The entirely new facility on Schofield of working with the building commit- Avenue is “one of the best in the tee and residents during the project has Commonwealth,” according to been a special experience for him. Massachusetts Board of Library “The level of support for the people of Commissioners Dr. Em Claire Knowles. Dudley has been inspiring,” said Hall. She also praised the building commit- “As a director there is no better way to tee for their efforts in making the new spend my day [then here].” Joy Richard photos library Leadership in Energy and Hugh W. Crawford speaks to residents and local officials about his mother’s love of libraries. Environmental Design (LEED) certi- Joy Richard may be reached at 508- fied. 909-4129 or by e-mail at jrichard@stone- The new building is now rated at the bridgepress.com

Members of local Dudley Girl Scout troops prepare to sing “This Land Is Your Land” during the ribbon cut- ting ceremony at the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library.

Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library Director Matthew Hall speaks to residents and local offi- cials Saturday, July 10, during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new library facility on Schofield Avenue in Dudley.

Posing in front of the plaque for the new Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library, Sen. Richard T. Moore, D- Uxbridge, member of the Webster-Dudley Veterans Association Al Beland, and Rep. Paul Kujawski, D- Webster.

Dudley residents Victoria Cravedi, 5, and friend Emma Chabot, 6, sit down for a snack in one for the new children’s areas at the new Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library.

Dudley residents Jessica and John Gilliean, 7, take in the new spacious Pearle L. Crawford Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library volunteers hand out treats after the ribbon cutting ceremony to open after the official grand opening. the new Schofield Avenue facility. www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 15 Bay Path grad earns Skills USA officer spot JORDAN continued from page 1 liaison for other student participating in the event. “My freshman year I was a loud, some- times obnoxious kid,” Jordan said with a laugh. “My advisor said that I should run for a delegate.” He said in order to be chosen National Officers Team he prepared a speech for officials where he expressed his passion for the position and why becoming a mem- ber of the term was important for him now, and for his future. “I had to do a presentation for the Board of Directors on why I would make a good officer,” said Jordan. “I told them that when presented with an option that no one else had, that this was a once and in a lifetime chance, and I wouldn’t be able to live [with myself] knowing that I had the chance to do this and I didn’t.” Jordan’s girlfriend, Amanda Hebert, 16, of Southbridge, who had joined him for the interview, said she was proud to see him win the esteemed position, and knows it will benefit him as he pursues college next year. “It was awesome [when he won],” said Hebert. “It is his personality, outspoken- Courtsey photos ness [that made him right for the posi- Webster resident Ricky Jordan, 16, waits for nominations to be announced during tion]. He also has [the right] attitude and the Skills USA competition Monday, June 28, in Kansas City, Mo. confidence.” Jordan said when he origi- nally decided to attend Bay Path, it was a choice made few of his peers, he said he doesn’t pay attention, even after friends and classmates tried to discouraged because he enjoys what he does and that is all that mat- him. He said they told him there would be no future ters to him. after leaving the school and that he wouldn’t be able to “Bay Path has opened way more doors than I would attend college after graduating. have imagined,” said Jordan. Jordan said he didn’t believe the rumors and thought Hebert said she agreed with Jordan and said choos- he would take the option, hoping to meet people from ing the school was something they both don’t regret. other school districts. “In other schools people are always fighting,” said “I feel like this was way better that regular high Hebert. “But [at Bay Path] we all work together to get school,” said Jordan. stuff done.” He said currently is one of two males in the cosme- tology program — there are 60 young women — and Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 or by e- Webster resident Ricky Jordan, 16, poses for a photo after being elected to the while at first the choice caused him to be teased by a mail at [email protected]. National Officer Team during the Skills USA competition in June. MMTA applauds Kujawski as chairman of legislative boating caucus

WEBSTER — The Massachusetts well as preserving the public waterways access. Our mem- Marine Trades Association Massachusetts marine industry, bers in Central Massachusetts are (MMTA) applauded Rep. Paul which employees thousands of men fortunate to have such a committed Kujawski, D-Webster, for his leader- and women throughout the state legislator with a passion for ship as a founding member and cur- Commonwealth and contributes Webster Lake in particular and its rent co-chairman of the nearly $2 billion annually to state dedicated boating community,”stat- Massachusetts Legislative Boating coffers. ed Jack Kent, MMTA president. Caucus. “It was an honor to chair the The mission of the MMTA is to At the State House on June 24, Boating Caucus for the 186th advance the marine trades and the Caucus members joined together General Court,” said Kujawski. interests of the boating public by for an awards ceremony honoring “The caucus was productive in pre- participating in the legislative legislators such as Kujawski who serving both inland and coastal process and providing and advocat- have the awareness and apprecia- waterways, and we were successful ing for professional improvement tion for the contributions of the in many other areas this session as and educational programs. For Massachusetts marine trades. well. Hopefully the boating indus- more information visit www.boat- MMTA Director Russ Vickers of try, working together with the legis- ma.com. Hawthorne Cove Marina, in Salem, lature, can make a comeback dur- was delighted to personally present ing these tough times.” Courtesy photo Kujawski with an inscribed nauti- “The MMTA membership is AT RIGHT: From left, MMTA Director Russ cal compass recognizing his dedica- grateful to our elected officials for Vickers and MMTA member Jamy B. tion to protecting public access to widening opportunities for small Madeja present Rep. Paul Kujawski with a inland and coastal waterways as business growth and protecting certificate of appreciation. BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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Eagle Gutters 508-867-4282 508-248-7314 Insured 508-832-4446 16 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net Fundraiser being planned to help family after fire BLAZE all of their belong- ings. Nicole said with continued from page 1 the help of Gabrielle Forrester said the fire was classified at four and her parents they alarms and they had to call in Dudley,Oxford were able to salvage a and Douglas Fire Departments to help them few of their clothes, combat the blaze. family photos, Forrester said there were only three of the Gabrielle’s childhood residents home at the time of the fire, and toys, her treasured were located on the first floor. He said they “Twilight” memora- were escorted from the scene by members of bilia and their the Webster Police Department and there Christmas tree. were no injuries to residents or safety per- She said they now sonal. He said the fire looked as though it live with her parents originated on their second floor and the in Oxford and with Webster Fire, Police and Massachusetts the help of them and Department of Fire Services are currently her friends they are investigating it. trying to organize As of press time Monday, July 12, no cause their lives again as for the fire had been determined. well as hold a “We were very fortunate,” said Forrester. fundraiser that will “It was a tough night, there was high humid- help them rebuild. ity, and the guys did a good job.” “Many [of Nicole’s] With the building now inhabitable, there friends are in the are two third floor residents who are now process of soliciting Joy Richard photo depending on the help of their family and donations for the raf- Webster residents Nicole Steina and her daughter Courtesy photo fles,” said Mark. friends to pick up the pieces of their lives. Gabrielle, 12, stand next to what remains of their All that remains of 211 High St., Webster after a fire on Sunday, July 4, which The event will be Nicole Steina, and her daughter Gabrielle, apartment, located on their third floor. left the home inhabitable. 12, had just settled into the High Street apart- held Sunday, August ment less than two years ago. Nicole said this 8, at the Hanover the building by fire- Nicole said each day is tough, but she is apartment was more than just a home to the Theater in Worcester from 1 to 4 p.m., and for fighters. focusing on the fact they were not home dur- both of them, because it was their first as a more information regarding the event and Mark said after the cats, Bella and Mr. ing the incident and that they have their lives family. She said she had Gabrielle when she how to donate Mark said to call him at 508- Miyagi, were brought out of the building and family to be thankful. was 19 years old and lived with her parents, 849-9423. they were taken by a neighbor with a carry- “At first I asked, ‘Why me?’” she said. “It Mark and Carole Steina, in Oxford for the Nicole said people were already lending a ing case, but while they were transporting has been a really rough month. It is my mis- first 10 years of her daughter’s life and that helping hand and that one of Gabrielle’s them, the bottom of the case fell out and the sion to stay normal and keep in mind that the apartment, while not fancy, was the start friends, Emily, and her mother, Michelle cats ran away. that we are still alive — someone up there to their lives. Esposito, had come to her parent’s home and Mark said he, his wife, Gabrielle, Nicole was watching out for us.” “This is the first time we had our own dropped off a $200 donation. and her boyfriend Rodger Mazzella, have place,” said Nicole during a interview with Gabrielle said she found out what had hap- gone out every night since, looking for the Joy Richard may be reached at 508-909-4129 the Webster Times last week. “It is what pened on Tuesday, July 6, after spending the cats. While they have retrieved Bella, Mr. or by e-mail at makes it even more devastating.” weekend with her father. She said she was Miyagi, who is the more skittish of the two, is [email protected]. She said the entire third floor was demol- “sad” and was even more upset that her cats still missing. ished as a result of the blaze, burning mostly had gone missing after being rescued from “They mean a lot to Gabby,” said Mark.

NEWS BRIEFS Ferro being groomed as Summer Concerts continue Weber to join Harrington with Big Band and craft fair next police dispatcher OB/Gyn group SOUTHBRIDGE — The 2010 Southbridge Summer Concert Series on SOUTHBRIDGE — Brittany M. that before they could cast their the Common continues Sunday, July 11 with The Lions Club Big Band DISPATCHER Weber, MD, a physician specializing vote, they would need to vote to and Craft Fair. continued from page 1 in Obstetrics and Gynecology,is join- have Town Administrator Peter (If you are a craft vendor, get in touch with Gloria Barthelmes at 508- ing the department took him up on the Jankowski and Wojnar draft a 765-2817 for more information) Harrington offer, the position would be post- letter of intent to Ferro’s current The Craft Fair begins at 4 p.m. The show starts around 6. Arrive early Hospital fam- ed to a local resident. He said in employer, as well as to the police for the best seat on the grass. ily as a mem- this case, Police Department union, stating that they should There will be food and beverage for sale as well as informational ber of Reserve Officer Arthur Ferro, “follow the recommendations of booths. The Southbridge Recreation Committee will be selling popcorn Harrington who has been with the force for the chief,” and from there, they and raffling off sports tickets and memorabilia. The committee is also Physician the last eight years, took up the would vote to appoint Ferro at a selling special Summer Concert blankets, for use just about anywhere. Services job offer earlier this month. different date. Proceeds from all Recreation Committee sales, after costs, support all its (HPS). Wojnar said he believes Ferro Selectman Anthony DiDonato endeavors, including the construction of a skate park, future concerts Weber will would be a good fit for the posi- echoed Wojnar’s sentiments by and more. practice tion, because of his experience, adding that he believes that All concerts are free. alongside as he has covered a dispatcher’s someone with knowledge of the This program is supported in part by a grant from the Southbridge Drs. Cindy shift before and is devoted to the department and the job, like Cultural Council, a local agency, which is supported by the Shiro, department. Ferro, would be a good choice for Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. Christine “He is a really dedicated indi- the job. Courtesy photo For more information, visit the Summer Concert Series page on Carey, Naiem vidual,” said Wojnar. “We need someone with the Facebook, e-mail [email protected] or call Walter at 508-340- Hanna and Brittany M. Weber, M.D. He said during Ferro’s time experience,” said DiDonato. 2730. Interested vendors are welcome to call. There is a $15-per-week Mark with the department, he has also “[Someone] who knows which charge for a booth, or get all 8 shows for $100. Simonelli, located primarily in the held down two other jobs, but buttons to push and which levers See you at the concerts! anytime he was called in for duty to pull.” Medical Arts Building at 100 South he was ready and willing to do Selectman Jonathan Ruda said Street on the Harrington Hospital whatever was necessary to keep he was concerned that putting campus. Weber will also be available Massachusetts resident, received her Basketball Free Throw Competition. the community safe. Ferro in the new position would to see patients in the Webster and degree in medicine at the University Grand Knight Paul Perry presented “He [would be excellent] for the put the department even further Charlton areas by rotating through of Massachusetts Medical School, the plaque to Mrs. Kelley and Fr. position,” said Wojnar. behind in their limited manpow- HPS satellite offices, including where she participated in elective Marcotte with appreciation from State Deputy William Donovan. Board of Selectmen Chairman er, and asked Wojnar just how the Dudley and Brimfield. enrichment courses focusing on teen St Anne’s recipient was Paul Joseph said he was pleased move would affect patrols. Weber, who begins at Harrington pregnancy and maternal child on July 19, is now accepting appoint- health. She completed her residency Christopher Bouchard, who will to see someone from the depart- “Will this put behind staff and graduate next year from St. Anne’s. ment with the right experience patrol shifts?” Ruda asked. ments for new patients. For an and internship at Baystate Medical appointment, please call 508-765-5981. The council would like to thank Bob interested in the position and Wojnar responded that the Center. Decelles, Mrs. Kelley and Sr. move would not affect “The Harrington family is very excited to have Dr. Weber join our Constance for their help in coordi- staffing, and that Ferro Knights of Columbus nating these presentations. would still be available OB/Gyn group,” said Kristin for shifts if chosen for Morales, executive director of Council 228 awards the position. Harrington Physician Services. “Dr. Weber’s arrival allows us to further scholarships Joy Richard may be expand our provision of women’s reached at 508-909-4129 health services both on the WEBSTER — Council 228 recently presented two $125 or by e-mail at Southbridge campus and in the local communities we serve.” scholarships to deserving stu- jrichard@stonebridge- dents at St. Louis School and press.com “I am pleased to bring Dr. Weber to the Harrington Healthcare System,” St. Anne School. said Ed Moore, Harrington president St. Louis recipient was and CEO. Kaitlin Panagatou, who will attend Marianapolis “She will join Preparatory School in a growing list Thompson, Conn., next year. of wonderful A plaque was also presented physicians to St. Louis School to thank available to them for their continued sup- see patients port of the Massachusetts Courtesy photo in our many State Council for use of their locations.” school gym for the local dis- St. Anne’s recipient Christopher Bouchard receives Weber, a trict and Central Mass. State a scholarship certificate from Grand Knight Paul Perry and Council Advocate Bob Decelles. www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • 17 IN AND AROUND OUR TOWNS Military Friends Foundation launches new grant program

BOSTON — Rep. Paul Kujawski, D- Mass. State Income Tax Form under volun- Webster, joined the Military Friends tary contribution check-off box Question Foundation, a non-profit organization 32E. charged by the Commonwealth with caring Major General Joseph C. Carter, Adjutant for Massachusetts Citizen Service Members, General of the Massachusetts National at the State House this week to launch a new Guard publicly thanked State Legislators pilot program to recognize families of “for recognizing the unique service of our deployed Massachusetts Guard and Massachusetts citizen service members” Reserves. with the creation of the Mass. Military The “Massachusetts Cares!” Grant pilot Family Relief Fund. program received $100,000 from the Military Military Families received Mass. Cares! Friends Foundation. Grants at a ceremony Wednesday, June 23, “The Massachusetts Cares! Grant is a which featured Thomas Lynn, the father of ‘Thank You’ to those who are putting their the first Mass. Cares! Grant recipient Army lives on the line in service to our country,” National Guard SPC Moses Lynn of Quincy. said Sergeant Major Jim Kelly (Ret.), presi- He read a letter from his wife, Susan. dent of the Military Friends Foundation and “For me, as a military mom, the an Iraq veteran who served with the Massachusetts Cares Grant is a tremendous Massachusetts National Guard. Kelly said help in taking care of some of my son's the grant will help deployed service mem- financial responsibilities while he's away. bers and their families. This helps take care of one less bill he has to Courtesy photos “I can tell you first-hand that it is not just worry about, so that when he does return, in the service member who is impacted by From left, State Rep. Robert Fennell, State Rep. Paul Kujawski, SPC Moses Lynn, Chairman of Veterans and January 2011, his finances will be on track. deployment — in a very real way their fami- Federal Affairs Harold Naughton, State Rep. Michael Rush. To the MA residents who have contributed ly serves as well. The Massachusetts Cares! to the Military Family Relief Fund I say Massachusetts is taking the lead in assisting Relief Fund, which was created by the State Grant was created to recognize that serv- ‘Thank You’ for thinking of not only my son, those that sacrifice so much for our country, Legislature to recognize the unique contri- ice.” but every other MA military member serv- providing a sense of comfort for their fami- butions and sacrifices being made by Massachusetts Cares! will provide up to ing. I will encourage family and friends to lies while they are away from home.” Citizen Service Members after Sept. 11, 2001. $200 grants to deployed E-7s and below who, check off the Voluntary Contributions in The Military Friends Foundation, estab- The new Mass. Cares! Grant Program like so many, face financial challenges dur- the future. I know that any amount will ben- lished in 2003, is dedicated to serving receives support from thousands of people ing their deployment. efit our military families.” Massachusetts National Guard and Reserve across the Commonwealth through this “Any program that helps out service mem- Applications for the new “Mass. Cares!” Families. The Foundation proudly adminis- Fund. Taxpayers can directly support the bers and their families is a worthy founda- Grants now are available at www.mili- ters the Massachusetts Military Family Mass. Military Family Relief Fund on their tion,” said Kujawski. “I am proud that taryfriends.org/masscares. Aquarion implements mandatory water use restrictions UMASS BASEBALL TEAM HONORED AT STATE HOUSE OXFORD — Residents and businesses manent irrigation systems are allowed). must eliminate all irrigation systems, uti- Even numbered addresses may water on lize an odd/even system with hand held even numbered days and odd numbered hoses from 6 to 9 p.m. only for outdoor addresses may water on odd number days watering and are urged to conserve water. with hand held hoses only from 6 to 9 p.m. Effective Tuesday, July 6, Aquarion Please eliminate all other nonessential out- Water Company has implemented door water use and conserve water within Mandatory Water Use Restrictions due to your homes and businesses. the high water demands we are experienc- For additional information please con- ing, along with the hot and dry weather. tact Aquarion’s Customer Service Outdoor watering is allowed using an Department at 1-800-928-3734 or visit odd/even system from 6 to 9 p.m. using Aquarion’s Web site hand-held watering devices only (no per- www.aquarionwater.com. Moore to host coffee hours in Webster BOSTON — On Monday, July 12, Sen. courtesy of the senator. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, will be in Moore represents the Worcester and Webster to host “Coffee with Norfolk district, which consists of the Constituents.” Residents are welcome to towns of Bellingham, Blackstone, visit with the senator, have a cup of coffee, Douglas, Dudley, Hopedale, Mendon, and take the opportunity to discuss cur- Milford, Millville, Northbridge, Oxford, rent issues and concerns. Southbridge, Sutton, Uxbridge and Courtesy photo “Coffee with Constituents” will be held Webster. BOSTON — The University of Massachusetts Boston Baseball team was honored with a congratula- at All American Café, 152 Gore Road For information on Sen. Moore’s work tory resolution to commemorate its historic 2010 season on Wednesday, June 22. Pictured, former (Route 16) in Webster, from 7 to 9 a.m. in the Legislature, please visit www.sena- North Adams State College/MCLA baseball standout Representative Paul Kujawski, D-Webster, who Constituents who arrive between these tormoore.com. was inducted into the MCLA Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998, shared experiences with players from the two hours will receive a free cup of coffee, UMASS Boston Beacons.

Milligan named director of Nichols College Fischer Institute DAUGHTERS

DUDLEY — On June 21, Nichols College of the Northeast Cultural Coop in best speakers available in their fields to OF ISABELLA Vice President and Dean of Amherst, N.H. She has help enhance the curriculum and engage Students Services, Dr. Bryan held positions as an the public in what we are doing here at The Daughters of Isabella is holding the fol- McCoy, named Blanche Milligan education director for Nichols” said Milligan, who is already lowing trips, which are open to the public. of Amherst, N.H., as director of the New Hampshire planning the Institute’s cultural program Important notes concerning all tour programs the Robert C. Fischer Policy & Humanities Council, a for the fall, which is free of charge to the — Please note that final payment is due 30 days Cultural Institute. seminar leader for the public. Milligan’s office is located in the prior to tour departure date. Your deposit on She replaces Len Harmon, who National Consortium Currier Center on Nichols Center Road these tours confirms your reservation. Please has accepted a position at the for Teaching about campus where she has additional responsi- make checks to: “Bernadette Circle No. 709.” College as professor of Asia, a consultant to bility supervising Nichols study abroad Please mail checks to: Janet Caouette, P.O. Box Marketing. the Southeast Regional programs. 533, Oxford, MA 01540. Tour components are Milligan’s professional career Education Services Milligan received a bachelor’s in Art subject to change, based on availability.Changes has focused on developing pro- Center, and director of History from Moore College of Art and a will be noted. The Daughters of Isabella is a grams in the non-profit sector marketing and educa- master’s in English from the Bread Loaf non-profit and charitable, Catholic women’s related to world culture, including tion for the American School of English at Middlebury College. organization. Blanche Milligan art, literature, and history. Most Stage Festival. In addition, she has completed summer For further information or reservations, recently, she created educational “As I get to know the graduate studies at Oxford University in please call Jan Caouette at 508-887-2215, programs and served as executive director college community, I will reach out to the the United Kingdom. Bernadette Langlois at 508-943-8047, Suzanne Clearwater at 774-230-0669 (cell) or 508-943-4579 (home).

• July 18 — Lake Winnipesauke: Head to the lake Webster Five names Costa Bank names Morash as VP on this great summertime tour. Southbridge, 8:30 a.m.; Webster, 9 a.m. Includes delicious luncheon information technology officer and cruise. Just what summertime ordered! A as VP risk management fantastic day on NH’s most famous lake! Cost is $68. WEBSTER — The Webster Five Cents Savings Bank has named WEBSTER — The Webster Five Cents Savings Bank has named • Aug. 8 — Newport Playhouse “Don’t Dress for Todd Costa as Vice President Risk Management. As VP of Risk Donald Morash as vice president Information Technology offi- Dinner,” fantastic show and cabaret. Management, Costa is responsible for the bank’s records and inter- cer. As VP of Information Technology, Morash is responsible for Southbridge, 8 a.m.; Webster, 8:30 a.m. Delicious nal controls. providing ongoing analysis, planning, management, and securi- full course buffet. Newport’s always a great desti- Costa brings more than 12 ty of the information tech- nation, especially with a great show, cabaret and years of hands-on experience nology (IT) that supports all cuisine! Cost is $75. in compliance and audit man- of the bank’s lines of busi- • Sept. 5 — N.H. Turkey Train & Castle in the agement to Webster Five. Most ness. Clouds Scenic Lake Winn. Railroad — recently, he worked for Bay Morash joins Webster Five Southbridge, 7:30 a.m.; Webster, 8 a.m. Anheuser State Savings Bank as their with 17 years of IT and engi- Busch Clydesdales/Castle in the Clouds, featur- vice president/compliance offi- neering experience. Most ing Hart’s Turkey Farm luncheon and NH’s most cer. Other positions included recently, he worked for famous attractions. Cost is $75. assistant vice president/senior Lighthouse Computer • Oct. 9-11 — Bar Harbor Downeast Maine Tour compliance auditor for Services as the Senior featuring four meals, great hotel. Southbridge, 8 Citizens Financial. Information Technology a.m.; Webster, 8:30 a.m. Fall foliage spectacular — Costa graduated with a bach- Auditor. Other positions you’ll enjoy Acadia National Park, Cadillac elor of science in business included vice president, Mountain and a fabulous lobster dinner. Cost administration from Nichols information security officer TBA. College in 1990, and went on to at Bank Rhode Island, and • Nov. 28 — Salem Cross Christmas & the earn a master of business senior network engineer at Brilliant Bright Nights Oakwood Farm — administration from Nichols Advanced Financial Southbridge, 9:30 a.m.; Webster, 10 a.m. Salem Todd Costa College in 1996. He resides in Services, Inc. Cross luncheon/Yankee Candle/Bright Nights. Dudley. Webster Five is pleased Donald Morash He holds many certifica- The Christmas spirit will fulfill you on this won- to have Costa as part of the team. tions in his field including: derful Christmas tour! Cost is $65. Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Qualified • Dec. 5-7 — Atlantic City’s Tropicana & NY’s - Submitted by The Webster Five Cents Savings Bank Security Assessor (QSA), and Certified Information Systems Radio City Christmas Show — Southbridge, 7:30 Security Professional (CISSP). Morash, who currently lives in a.m.; Webster, 7 a.m. Two delicious buffets, $20 Warwick, R.I., is a graduate of the U.S. Army Computer Science cash bonus, Trop. Show orchestra/1st Mezz seat- School at Fort Gordon, Ga. Webster Five is pleased to welcome ing for Radio City Music Hall’s Christmas spec- Theheartof him to the team. tacular. Don’t miss this spectacular tour which combines the best of Atlantic City & NY! Cost is massachusetts.com - Submitted by The Webster Five Cents Savings Bank $239. 18 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net

DRESSERNOW OPEN 7 DAYS AHILL’S WEEK! i ll Ic r H e C se r s Webster First Federal A’s are Minor League Champions e e r a m D CLAM BOX 290 Dresser Hill Rd. Charlton 508-248-7870 WEBSTER — The A’s were Big Portions, Great Prices! Joey Anderson, Hayden Page, YOU’VE TRIED THE REST - NOW TRY THE BEST FOR LESS Logan Paranto, Sean BUY 1 GET 1 FREE SPECIAL MENU Stockhouse, Brett Smith, Cody (THE BUDDY SYSTEM) Adams, Eric Kunkle, Sean EVERYDAY- ALL YEAR LONG!!! Kunkle, Robert Livsey, Kyle $ Sexton, Connor Brennan, Brett Over 30 lunch items 6.99 and under Lebeau, Matt Muzzloli. Manager $1.99 Sundae’s • All Day Everyday Tony Paranto, Coaches TUESDAYS ARE SENIOR DISCOUNT DAY We accept Anderson, Adams and Kunkle. 4 FOOT LONG HOT DOGS FOR $4 The Webster First Federal A’s AND 99¢ HAMBURGERS defeated the T.S.K.K. Dodgers 16- EVERYDAY 7. The victory capped off an amazing 9-1 record for the sea- son. The A’s were lead by Logan Paranto and Joey Anderson who both went 2 for 2. Catcher Brett Lebeau was 2 for 3 with two dou- bles and 4 runs batted in. The A’s exploded for 6 runs in the 5th inning to break open a close game. Cody Adams was the win- ning pitcher. Dodger 1st baseman Jon Strezala was 2 for 2 with three runs batted in. Both teams played great and had fun. Great job boys and coaches.

Local Music Scene

www.MAmedicalreservecorps.org FOUND HERE! www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.comwww.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com You can TRUST our advertisers in The Webster Times Getting in Tune B SECTION turn to INDEX page B6 Obituaries...... B2 & B6 Church/Religion...... B3 Real Estate ...... B7-B10 Calendar ...... B1 & B3 Legal Notices . . . . . B10-B13 Friday, July 16, 2010 CALENDAR www.TheHeartOfMassachuetts.com Send all calendar listings and happenings be on sale at the door. behind Dudley Town Hall, from 9 a.m. to 1 Better program from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, to Editor Adam Minor by mail to the Webster The play, which is based on the comic strip p.m. Locally grown seasonal produce. Any July 20, in the Conference Room at The Times, 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550, by “Peanuts,” was written by Larry Grossman one interested in a table to sell their vegeta- Cancer Center at Harrington, 55 Sayles St. fax to (508) 764-8015, or by e-mail to and Hal Hackaday. Music for this local pro- bles, fruit, herbs, perennials or home made The Look Good, Feel Better program pro- [email protected]. All calendar duction was done by Andrew Targoff, who is baked goods, call Paul at 508-949-0250. vides information and cosmetic advice to listings must be submitted by noon Friday,, to the music teacher at Chaffee and Clara women battling cancer. Training includes Barton schools in Oxford. The choreogra- NORTH GROSVENORDALE, Conn. hands-on instruction on make-up, skin care, be published in the following weeks edition. pher is Amy Brousseau. and suggestions for using wigs, turbans and First Congregational Church is located at 355 The Knights of Columbus Council 2087 in scarves. For more information, or to register, Main Street (Route 12) in Oxford, across from North Grosvenordale, Conn., will hold its please contact Nicole Karaku at 508-765-2263. Friday, July 16 — Sunday, July 18 the bandstand. There is ample on-street monthly Made-To-Order Breakfast at the parking. Call the church office (weekday Knights of Columbus Hall, 1017 Riverside STURBRIDGE mornings) at 508-987-2211 for more informa- Drive, North Grosvenordale, Conn., at 7 to 11 Saturday, July 24 tion. a.m., Sunday, July 18. The menu consists of Country Folk Art Craft Show — Home eggs, steak, pancakes, French toast, bacon, WEBSTER décor and more! July 16, 17 and 18 in sausage, corned beef hash, ham, beans, Sturbridge at the Host Hotel & Conference home fries, and more. The cost is $7 per per- Live Music Night - 4th Year Anniversary Center, 366 Main Street (Route 20). Hours: Saturday, July 17 son. For more info: 860-923-2967 or coun- Celebration (the longest running live music Friday,12 to 7 p.m.; Saturday,10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; SOUTHBRIDGE [email protected]. event in the town of Webster!) — Saturday, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission, $6 ($5 July 24, PACC, 37 Harris St., Webster, 8:30 with online discount coupons). Free parking. Special Healing Service! Be sure to make it p.m. to 12:30 a.m. No cover charge. Featuring Your hand stamp re-admits you all three to the Southbridge Gazebo Saturday, July 17, great live classic rock and blues music for days! More show info and discount coupons Tuesday, July 20 at 6 p.m.! John Arcovio, founder and presi- four years now! Planned acts include the at www.countryfolkart.com. dent of Spirit Led Ministries will be in SOUTHBRIDGE Matt Brodeur Trio, the “B&E” Band, Gerry Southbridge for one night only. Mr. Arcovio Cullan, Larry, the PACC All Star Jam Band. OXFORD is known for his work in the Spirit. Come Prostate Cancer Seminar — Shakeeb Free acoustic guitar raffle and more (in and be healed! Service is from 6 to 8 p.m., fea- Yunus, MD, will host an informational pres- appreciation to those who helped make this “Snoopy” to be staged in Oxford — The turing live music and Spirit-led evangelism. entation on prostate cancer at the Cancer possible). Oxford Community Youth Theater will pres- This is your chance to break free! What have Center at Harrington, 55 Sayles St., ent the musical “Snoopy!” on Friday and you got to lose? Children are welcome, there Southbridge, from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July OXFORD Saturday, July 16 and 17 at 7 p.m. and on will be free hot dogs and drinks available 20. Light refreshments available. Free and Sunday, July 18 at 1 p.m. in the First while they last. You don’t want to miss this! open to the public. Registration is required. The annual Oxford Community Summer Congregational Church of Oxford. Sixteen For information or to register, please call Flea Market will be held Saturday, July 24, area young people, ages 5-20, will appear in Sunday, July 18 Nicole Karaku at 508-765-2263. from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the lawn of the the show, under the direction of Andrew First Congregational Church of Oxford. Bennett. 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“Every Town Deserves a Matty’s Dog Shack 184 W. Main St, Dudley, MA Good Local Newspaper” 508.94 Dogs1 (508-943-6471) IS CHANGING TO… SULLY’S TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com Watch for our Grand Opening! Now Open: Tues-Sat 11AM-4:30PM B2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net OBITUARIES Philip M. Tarbell, 60 WEBSTER — Philip M. Tarbell, 60, of niece, Jennifer L. Cody of Webster who died Fifth Ave., died Thursday, June 24, in in 1976. Florida. He was born in Webster, the son of the late Ernest E. Belanger, 85 He is survived by his Kenneth P. Tarbell, and lived in Webster mother, Constance E. before moving to Florida in April. SOUTHBRIDGE — Ernest E. Belanger, He worked as a press operator and mas- (Bourn) Tarbell; a He graduated from Bartlett High 85, died Tuesday, July 6, at his home in ter of gold leaf and worked on presidential son, Scott Wayne School in Webster in 1969. He was a Southbridge surrounded by invitations at Chase Paper in Westborough Tarbell and his wife U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam War. his loving family. retiring in 1986. In his retirement he Ayako of Amesbury; Mr. Tarbell worked at Winn Dixie in He leaves his loving wife enjoyed working as a custodian part time at two sisters, Karen L. Florida. He was named Boy of the of 63 years, Dorothy Dottie St. Anthony’s for 17 years. Ernie lived in Ward and her hus- Year by the Dudley Boy’s Club in 1965 (Payne) Belanger; two sons, Dudley and Webster for more than 80 years. band Kerry of and enjoyed music and playing his Ernest A. Belanger and his Mr. Belanger was a member of St. Georgia, and Carol J. guitar. wife MaryAnn of Anthony of Padua Church, VFW Post 10088 Tarbell of Webster; A graveside service was held Friday, Stuyvesant, N.Y., and in Quinebaug and the DAV Chapter 53 in two grandchildren, Safia July 9, at North Cemetery, Main St., Oxford. Charles A. Belanger of Webster. Ernie treasured his 29-year rela- and Jonah Tarbell; nephews There were no calling hours. Auburn; a daughter, Judith tionship with Fr. Sebastian Embrayil from and nieces Kyle Ward, Kent In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions A. Mortensen Drouin and India. Ward, Connie Daniels, may be made to the American Cancer her husband Robert of A funeral was held Saturday, July 10, Cathy Shepard, and April Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA Newington, Conn.; two from Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, 33 Sandberg; aunts, uncles, 01701. Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., grandsons and two grand- Schofield Ave., Dudley, with a Mass in St. and cousins. Oxford, is directing the arrangements. For daughters; eight great Anthony of Padua Church, 24 Dudley Hill He was predeceased by a brother, Gary W. more information, visit www.paradisfuner- grandchildren and several Road, Dudley. Burial followed at Calvary Tarbell of Webster who died in 1969; and a alhome.com. nieces and nephews. Cemetery, Dudley. The Webster-Dudley He is predeceased by six Veteran Council provided full military hon- siblings. ors. He was born in Webster, son of the late In lieu of flowers, contributions may be Adeline R. Heeps, 87 Napoleon and Delia (Hebert) Belanger. made to Overlook VNA Hospice Program, Mr. Belanger served in the Navy during P.O. Box 1000, Charlton, MA 01507. OXFORD – Adeline R. (Larocque) Heeps, Mrs. Heeps was born in New Bedford, the World War II and Korea in both the Pacific For more information, visit www.bartel- 87, of Millbury Road, died Monday, July 5, daughter of the late Simeon and Catherine and Atlantic fleets. funeralhome.com. at Lanessa Healthcare (Fredette) Larocque, and lived in Worcester Center in Webster. before moving to Oxford 70 years ago. She She was predeceased by graduated from Holy Name High School in her husband of 44 years, Worcester and was a member of St. Eileen M. Barnard, 83 Arthur C. Heeps of Oxford Joseph’s Church in Charlton. She enjoyed who died in 1984. bingo, playing slot machines, and crafts. OXFORD — Eileen M. (Leveille) Barnard, daughter of the late Eugene N. and Esther She is survived by four A funeral Mass was held Thursday, July 83, died Monday, July 5, at Webster Manor E. (Lenois) Leveille, and lived in Worcester children, Adeline R. 8, at St. Joseph’s Church, 10 H. Putnam Rd. Nursing Home in Webster. before moving to Oxford over 49 years ago. Mahlert and her husband Ext., Charlton. Burial followed at St. Roch’s She was predeceased by She graduated from Turners Falls High Charles of Newburyport, Cemetery, Oxford. Visitation was held her husband of 59 years, School in 1946. Marie E. Mahlert and her husband Arthur Thursday, July 8, in the rotunda of St. Sigmond J. “Ziggy” A funeral service was held Friday, July 9, of Charlton, Claire H. Garneau and her Joseph’s Church in Charlton. Barnard of Oxford who at Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., husband Eddy of Oxford, and Nancy B. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- died in 2006. Oxford. Burial followed at Worcester Davis and her husband Alfred of tions may be made to St. Joseph’s Church, She is survived by a County Memorial Park, Paxton. Calling Sturbridge; 10 grandchildren, 15 great P.O. Box 338, Charlton City, MA 01508. brother, Eugene R. “Jack” hours were held Friday, June 9, at the grandchildren, and several nephews and Paradis Funeral Home, 357 Main St., Leveille of Turners Falls; funeral home. nieces. Oxford, is directing the arrangements. and six nephews and In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- She was predeceased by a sister, Pauline For more information, visit www.parad- nieces, John Leveille of Northboro, Jim tions may be made to Webster Manor Remillard of Webster. isfuneralhome.com. Leveille of Easthampton, Carol A. Leveille Nursing Home, c/o Activities Fund, 745 of Holbrook, Mary Jean Nugent of School St., Webster, MA 01570. Sterling, Ann Marie Bukoski of Worcester, For more information, visit www.parad- and Terry Clouatre of Worcester. isfuneralhome.com. Dolores C. Daoust, 89 She was born in Montague City, the CHARLTON — Dolores C. (Dufault) children and five great-grandchildren. She Daoust, 89, died Tuesday, was predeceased by six brothers and four Elizabeth C. Brodeur, 92 July 6, at the Webster sisters. Manor. She was born in Worcester, daughter of WEBSTER — Elizabeth C. (Sidor) daughter of Joseph V. and Caroline She was the wife of the the late Arthur R. and Coral Ann (Lomme) Brodeur, 92, of Webster, died Friday, July (Plaziak) Sidor, and was a lifelong resi- late George E. Daoust who Daoust and lived in Charlton since 1969, 9, in Harrington Memorial Hospital, dent. She attended Bartlett High School. died in 1986. She leaves prior to that living in Worcester. She Southbridge, with her family at her side. Mrs. Brodeur worked at Nichols College three sons, George W. enjoyed card playing and loved bingo. She leaves a son, Paul E. Brodeur, with in Dudley for 15 years before she retired in Daoust and his wife Judy of There were no calling hours. There will whom she lived; a grandson, Matthew 1987. Milford, Emile R. and his be private graveside service at Notre Dame Ryan; a great grandson, Patrick Ryan; sev- She was a member of Saint Joseph wife Margaret Daoust of Cemetery, Worcester. Shaw-Majercik eral nieces and nephews; and several Basilica. Her family was her greatest joy. Leicester, and Donald A. and his wife Funeral Home, 48 School Street, Webster, is grand nieces and grand nephews. She was The funeral was held Tuesday, July 13, MaryJane Daoust of Charlton; a daughter, directing arrangements. preceded in death by her daughter, from the Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Yvonne Roberts of Charlton; eight grand- Marilynn T. Ryan of Saratoga Springs, Home, 340 School St., with a Mass in Saint N.Y., in 1993, and by her four siblings, Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St. Burial Charlotte Sidor, Joseph Sidor, Mary was in Saint Joseph Garden of Peace. Gromelski and Stanley Sedor. For more information, visit Edward L. Nelson Jr., 76 She was born at home in Webster, a www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com. COLUMBIA, Md. — Edward L. Nelson Springs in 1983 and Mr. Nelson built the Jr., 76, of Columbia, Md., and Berkeley inside into a livable and lovable weekend Henry Cyganiewicz, 83 Springs, W.Va., died June 29 at home. getaway. He taught software computer He suffered from metastatic bladder can- packages for educational companies in DUDLEY — Henry Cyganiewicz, 83, died and two sisters. cer for almost a decade. Falls Church, Va., and Columbia, Md., for Saturday, July 10, at his home surrounded He was born and raised in Dudley, the He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. three years after retirement. He and Kathy by his loving family. son of the late Joseph and Stella (Phillip) Edward Nelson of Webster. enjoyed traveling throughout the United His wife of 55 years, Ruth Cyganiewicz. He worked many years as a Mr. Nelson was born April 2, 1934, in States and especially trips to Myrtle (Smith) Cyganiewicz died master mechanic at Natick Paper Board Worcester, and grew up in Webster, where Beach, S.C. He also enjoyed opera, sym- in 2002. retiring in 1984. he graduated from Bartlett High School. phonic music, singing, crossword puzzles, He leaves four sons, Mr. Cyganiewicz was a member of St. After attending Yale University, he gradu- exploring new restaurants, computer proj- Henry Cyganiewicz Jr. and Andrew Bobola Church. Henry’s passion ated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute ects, thriller TV series, sailing and photog- his wife Linda of was his family. He was an avid fan of the with a bachelor of science in electrical raphy. He mostly enjoyed all the time he Huntsville, Ala., Jeffery Red Sox and loved polka music and he engineering. He later did post-graduate spent in Berkeley Springs at the Cabin. Cyganiewicz and his wife would listen for hours. work in engineering at Columbia He is survived by his companion of 34 Linda of Myrtle Beach, His funeral was held Wednesday, July 14, University. He was a member of Theta Chi years Kathy Shay of Columbia, Md., a S.C., Gregory Cyganiewicz and his wife from Bartel Funeral Home & Chapel, 33 Fraternity. His marriage to the former daughter Kristen Nelson of Chevy Chase, Joyce of Westfield, Kerry Cyganiewicz and Schofield Ave., Dudley,with a Mass at in St. Patricia Hallaren ended in 1973. Md., a son Mark Nelson of Bethesda, Md., his wife Julie of North Brookfield; three Andrew Bobola Church, 54 West Main St., Mr. Nelson spent most of his career in wife Maureen and two grandsons, daughters, Beth Dabrowski and her hus- Dudley. Burial followed at St. Joseph the electrical engineering field, working Nicholas John and Alexander Luke band Edward of Webster, Ellen Ethier and Garden of Peace Cemetery, Webster. for Hazeltine Corporation in New York, Nelson. her husband Steven of Oxford, Lori Please omit flowers. Henry’s request was N.Y., and Singer Corporate in Bridgeport, A memorial service will be held at the Chapdelaine and her husband Dale of for donations to his church, St. Andrew Conn. In 1964, he and his family moved to Glyndon United Methodist Church, 4713 Thompson, Conn. Henry also leaves 17 Bobola Church, 54 West Main St., P.O. Box Alexandria, Va., where he worked for Butler Rd., Glyndon, MD 21071 at 11:30 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, 98, Dudley, MA 01571. Atlantic Research Corporation. The fol- a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 7, with a luncheon along with several nieces and nephews. For more information, visit www.bartel- lowing year, he joined Westinghouse immediately following in the Church He was predeceased by three brothers funeralhome.com. Electric Corporation at the Defense Fellowship Hall. Center in Linthicum, Md., where he In lieu of flowers, donations may be worked on several Radar Programs until made to the Alano Club (AA affiliated) at his retirement in 1991. 9231 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045 or Karen Marie Young, 62 While at Westinghouse he hired Kathy the American Cancer Society, 8219 Town Shay and they spent the last 34 years of Center Dr., Baltimore, MD 21236. AUBURN — Karen Marie (Vayo) Young, the Central Mass public school system for his life together. They purchased three Online condolences may be offered at 62, of Auburn, formerly of Shrewsbury, more than 10 years and most recently acres and a “Cabin Shell” in Berkeley www.eckhardtfuneralchapel.com. died peacefully Thursday, worked for Southeast Elementary School in July 1, at UMass Memorial Leominster. Medical Center with her Karen was a devoted and loving mother daughters and sisters by and grandmother who most cherished the John P. Dungel Jr., 62 her side. laughs, hugs and holiday moments with She is survived by her her four children and their growing fami- PLYMOUTH — John P. Dungel Jr., 62, worked several years for McKay roofing in children, Kimberlee M. lies. She was also a very supportive and formerly of Webster, died Sunday, July 4, Webster then moved to Plymouth where he Hodgkinson and her hus- caring daughter to her father Robert and in the Beth Israel Hospital, Boston. opened his own business, Quality Roofing. band Robin of Winchester, looked forward to her regular Sunday din- He leaves his wife, Bonnie (Crowell) There are no calling hours. Services and Calif., David G. Young of ners with him. As a fun-loving and well- Dungel of Plymouth; three sisters; burial are private. Donations may be made Chino, Calif., Dana L. Smey and her hus- spirited sister and aunt, “Auntie K” loved Maryann Dungel of Webster, Helen and in his memory to the American Liver band Joseph of Charlotte, N.C., and “clucking” with the hens and chicks. She her husband Paul Brinkley of Wilsonville, Foundation, 88 Winchester St., Newton, Meaghan R. Young of Charlottesville, Va., was considered a motherly figure to many Conn., and Betty Soule of Anchorage, MA 02461. The family also encourages three grandchildren, Maura and Liam family members and friends throughout Alaska; a niece and nephews. organ donations to save a life. Hodgkinson and Graham Smey, her father her life. Karen enjoyed crossword puzzles, He was born in Webster, son of the late The Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 Robert H. Vayo of Auburn, her brothers bridge, quilting, crocheting, and her day- John P. and Harriet (Rydzewski) Dungel School St., Webster, is directing arrange- Richard Vayo, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Stephen time soaps. and lived in Plymouth many years. He ments. H. Vayo of N. Grafton, Robert C. Vayo of In lieu of flowers, the family suggests Dudley, Gerald A. Vayo of Shrewsbury, her donations to the Instructional Technology sisters Linda J. Rodger of N. Grafton and and Media Services Department of the Janice E. Goodwin of Grafton, and more Shrewsbury Public School System, 100 Cecelia R. Dudek, 90 than 30 nieces and nephews. Maple Ave, Shrewsbury, MA 01545. Karen was predeceased by her daughter Visiting hours were held Monday, July 5, WEBSTER –– Cecelia R. (Krolik) Dudek, grandchildren. Marie E. Young. in the Britton-Wallace Funeral Home, 91 90, of 6 Pinehurst Drive, died July 7, at the She was born in Worcester, daughter of She was born in Worcester and was the Central St., Auburn. Her funeral was held Webster Manor. the late Frank and Mary (Terlecki) Drolik daughter of Robert H. and the late Dorothy Tuesday, July 6, from the funeral home She was the wife of the late Edward and lived in Webster all her life. She was M. (Willard) Vayo. Karen was educated in with a Mass celebrated in North American Dudek. retired from Ethan Allen where she worked the Auburn public schools and graduated Martyrs Church, 8 Wyoma Drive, Auburn. She leaves two daughters, Patricia Zabka as a stitcher for many years. She loved to from Framingham State College with a She was laid to rest with her daughter of Thompson, Conn., and Cynthia Gaulin spend quality time with her family. bachelor’s degree in education. She later Marie in the Mountain View Cemetery of of East Douglas. She also leaves a sister, A Funeral Mass was in St. Joseph went on to earn her master’s degree in Shrewsbury. Rita Langevin of North Grosvenordale, Basillica and burial in St. Joseph Garden of library media studies from Bridgewater For Karen’s guestbook and memorial or Conn., and had a sister that predeceased Peace. State College. for directions please visit www.brittonfu- her Wanda Bellville of Thompson. She also The Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home, 48 Karen was a library media specialist in neralhomes.com. leaves four grandchildren and six great School St., Webster directed arrangements. www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • B3

CHURCH LISTINGS WEBSTER The games people play THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE RECONCILIATION, 5 N. Main St., Webster, MA A certain ruler asked him, “Good teacher, we retire we still love to play games. Retired ual to do this? Because Jesus knew that this 01570, 508-943-8714, Web site: www.reconciliation- what must I do to inherit eternal life?” “Why do couples might enjoy playing Hearts on the individual was still playing games with God. web.org, e-mail: [email protected], you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is porch or Dominoes in the dining room with The thing that really held his highest affection office hours: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. good—except God alone. You know some old friends. As if playing games and trust was his money. Even though he was The Rev. Janice C. Ford, Pastor and Priest-in- the commandments: ‘Do not commit weren’t enough, watching games on very religious he still trusted the earth stuff Charge. Sunday Services of Holy Eucharist at 10 adultery, do not murder,do not steal, television has become a national pas- more than he trusted his Creator. He was play- a.m. (with coffee hour following). Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. Nursery care available beginning do not give false testimony, honor BEYOND time in our culture. Games like ing a game with God. So Jesus says to him, at 9:45 a.m. your father and mother.’”“All these I Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune and Deal “Put the games aside — let’s get honest and get have kept since I was a boy,” he said. THE PEWS or No Deal attract audiences by the to the heart of things. CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC NATIONAL CHURCH. When Jesus heard this, he said to millions. Are you really honest about wanting to For information, contact: Father Brian D. McIntyre, him, “You still lack one thing. Sell With all the game playing we have in draw close to God or are you only playing a SCR (508) 641-5672 saintjoseph5672 @yahoo.com. everything you have and give to the TIM our lives, it’s not surprising we begin game? Give your possessions to the poor and Holy Mass every Sunday at 4 p.m Prayers for healing poor, and you will have treasure in VAMOSI to think that maybe life is nothing but come follow me.” The story goes on and we are on the, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 heaven. Then come, follow me.” a game. You roll the dice, take your told that the young man walked away very sad p.m. When he heard this, he became very best shot and hope to collect some win- because he was unwilling to give up his trust FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner of Lincoln sad, because he was a man of great nings at the end. In fact there are those and allegiance to the earth stuff. He thought and Nelson streets. (508) 943-6758. The Rev. Kent wealth. Jesus looked at him and said, “How who lose their ability to distinguish between he owned his money, but in reality it owned Whitecotten. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom of that which is authentic and real and that him. Jesus had called his bluff and he folded. www.faithassemblywebster.com. God! Indeed, it is easier for a camel to go which is only game playing because they’ve Game over. through the eye of a needle than for a rich man become so accustomed to living life as if they What about you? Do you have anything in CHURCH OF CHRIST-WEBSTER, 168 Main St. in to enter the kingdom of God.” - Luke 18:18-30 were playing a game. your life you are unwilling to give up? Is there the “Joslin House,” corner of Mechanic Street. Such is the situation of the young man in something in your life that is keeping you (508) 765-6067. Evangelist Peter Capoccia. Bible Think with me for a moment about all the the passage above. This is a story about a guy from becoming everything God wants you to study Sundays, 9 a.m., worship Sundays, 10:30 a.m. games we play over the course of a lifetime. who was a master at playing games. The Bible be? “Well, I don’t want to let go of this relation- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEBSTER, When we are newborns, we play “Peek-a- calls him the rich young ruler. One day this ship. I know that it is immoral but I just don’t 33 E. Main St. (508) 943-3554. The Rev. Thomas B. boo” and “Patty Cake” with our parents, young man encounters Jesus and asks what want to let go of it. I know that this attitude is Harmon. Sundays, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Adults’ and grandparents, uncles, and everyone else. he must do to inherit eternal life. Jesus not right, but I’m going to hold on to it. I know children’s Sunday school, 10 a.m. Remember? Well, maybe you don’t remember reminds him of what God had revealed in the that this habit is not right, but I am going to someone playing it with you, but I’ll venture Old Testament Law. He spotlights a few of the hold on to it.” HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, NATIONAL that you’ve played it with some baby. As we Ten Commandments: Do not commit adultery, If we insist on hanging on to something that CATHOLIC, 68 Lake St. (508) 943-0608. Rev. Dr. grow, games continue to be a part of our lives. do not murder, do not steal, do not give false God says has to go — we too are playing Stanley Kaszubski, interim pastor. Sundays, 9 a.m. We get toys that encourage us to put round testimony, honor your father and mother. games. If God tells you to let go of something All are welcome. pegs in round holes, and square pegs in square The guy puffs his chest out a bit and says, and you can’t let go of it — you don’t own it, it SACRED HEART OF JESUS, 18 E. Main St. (508) holes. As we grow, some of them come with “Great, I’ve done all that since I was knee-high owns you. 943-3140. The Rev. Michael J. Roy. Saturdays, 4 p.m. timers to see if we can get all the pegs in to a grasshopper.” In other words, he thought Walking with Jesus is not about playing Sundays, 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday morning before the time is up. Then we graduate to he was a winner in the game of life. games — it’s about real life. If you’re not walk- worship a 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., June, July and August. games like “Candyland,” and “Chutes and But then Jesus throws him a curve. ing in real fellowship with Him today don’t Ladders.” There are lots of games that teach “By the way, you also have to go sell every- you think it’s time to quit playin’ and start SHARING GOD’S LOVE MINISTRY, us to count, read, follow rules, and win or lose thing you possess and give it to the poor and livin’? Don’t wait until he calls your bluff. Be a 9 E. Main St. (508) 949-6497. Pastor Richard with grace. In our teen years we play card come follow me.” winner. Put the games aside and crown Him Mongeon. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Services, 11 a.m. games, board games, and of course video I imagine you could see the guy’s jaw drop. Lord of your life today. Wednesday bible study, 6 p.m. All are welcome. games. Physical games like “hide and seek,” Now I find it interesting that Jesus never says Handicapped accessible. “tag,” “kick-ball,” baseball, football and bas- this to anyone else in the New Testament — Tim Vamosi is the pastor of Eastford Baptist STS. CONSTANTINE AND HELEN CHURCH, ketball become a part of our lives. Even when only to this man. Why did he ask this individ- Church in Eastford, Conn. 35 Lake Parkway. (508) 949-7623. The Rev. Luke A. Veronis. Divine Liturgy Sundays, 9:30 a.m. (sum- mer) or 10 a.m. (September to May).

ST. JOSEPH BASILICA, St. Joseph Basilica, 53 Whitcomb St., Webster, MA 01570, 508-943-0467, CALENDAR Rev. Monsignor Anthony Czarnecki, Saturdays, 4 p.m., Sundays, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. (Polish), 8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English), Holy Day Vigil, 5 p.m., CALENDAR continued from page B1 The week will culminate in an evening pres- Dancing begins at 4 p.m. and is still $6 per Holy Day Masses, 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. (English) entation on Friday, Aug. 6, at 7 p.m., followed person. Free line dancing lessons included. 8:15 a.m. (Polish) 7 p.m. (Bi-lingual). For more information or to reserve a space, by an ice cream social (open to the public). Air conditioned hall, and the best drink contact the church office at 508-987-2211 or e- The cost of camp is $12 per child with a fam- prices around! ST. LOUIS CHURCH, 15 Lake St. (508) 943-0240. The mail your name, address and phone number ily maximum of $36. The deadline for all reg- • July 18 — Ray Cross & The Country Rev. Joseph Marcotte. Saturdays, 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to [email protected]. istrations is July 15. Heartbeats. This band was also a big hit with Sundays, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. (English) and 12:30 p.m. Please contact the church office for more the crowd in March! (Spanish). DUDLEY information or registration at: 508-987-0287 • July 25 — Stone Canyon! Direct from the UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, FEDERATED,a or via e-mail at [email protected]. Wolf Den at Mohegan Sun. UCC Federated is a Methodist and UCC congrega- Annual Auction — First Congregational There will also be a preschool program for • Aug. 1 — A new band out of Connecticut, tion, welcoming ecumenical diversity. Church of Dudley, 135 Center Road, Dudley, children ages 4 and 5 who have at least one Cedar Creek. Very popular in the 4 Church Street, Webster, MA, 01570, Phone: 508- Saturday, July 24, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Rain older sibling enrolled in the regular VBS Connecticut area. 943-0061, Web site: www.uccfedwebster.org The Date: Sunday, July 25, 12 to 5 p.m.). Preview program. We hope you are able to join us as • Aug. 8 — New England’s favorite band, Rev. Melinda LaMontagne, Ph.D. E-mail: one hour prior to auction. Estate items, tools, we set sail on fantastic adventure! John Penny Band returns! [email protected], Sunday service • Aug. 15 — Direct out of Rhode Island is Bill at 10:00 a.m. with coffee hour at 11:00 a.m. Office furniture, books and more. There will also be a food booth, tag table, merchant donations DUDLEY Knight & Last Ride returning to the stage. hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Bible • Aug. 22 — Out of the Cape Cod area is study: Wednesdays 12:00-2:00 p.m. (potluck lunch). and 50/50 raffle. For information call David Our services are handicapped accessible. Sunday Gould, 508-949-1251, Derek Donahue, 508-943- Central Massachussetts Middle School another new band AMC/ American Country. sermon 7/18: “The Better Part.” 2531. Summer Show Choir Clinic — Five fun- This band was recommended by the filled days! Monday, Aug. 2 through Friday, Goatropers. WEBSTER Aug. 6, • Aug. 29 — Wraps up the month with Radio DUDLEY 2 to 6 p.m. daily. Performance for family and Ranch! Always requested monthly.This band CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, The American Legion on School Street in friends — Friday at 7 p.m. Vocal and choreog- does it all! 105 Southbridge Road. (508) 949-3711. The Rev. Webster will host the first of many raphy workshops; small group vocal coach- Patrick O’Loughlin. Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Adult Bible ing; classes and clinics on a variety of topics CHARLTON study,Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Saturday night dances starting on Saturday night, July 24, featuring Manny & (microphone techniques; hip hop; ballet FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF The Goatropers. Enjoy one of New England’s basics; yoga and breathing; rock your solo; Barton Ride for Diabetes — Hosted by Joe DUDLEY, Conant Memorial, United Church of favorite country bands in the air-conditioned etc.). Hamm and the Leicester Lions Club to bene- Christ, 135 Center Road. (508) 943-7320. Rev. John R. hall. Dancing from 7 to 11 p.m. Best drink Clinic open to all singers and dancers cur- fit the campership program for children with White. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 prices in the entire area! Doors open at 6 p.m. rently in grades 5 through 8. Please complete diabetes and their families at The Barton a.m. Nursery provided. Adult Study Sun. 8:30 a.m.. This will be a benefit for the Ladies and return a registration form with $120 to Center for Diabetes Education, Inc. The Sign Language Interpretation: Available fourth Auxiliary programs. Don’t miss out on a Connie Galli, Shepherd Hill Regional High event will be held Sept. 19, at 12 p.m. Starting Sunday of the month. Open & Affirming School, 68 Dudley-Oxford Road, Dudley, MA location: Central Massachusetts Safety Congregation. All are welcome. Handicapped great evening! 50/50 raffle!! $10 per person. Tickets at the door. 01571. Council, motorcycle ride from 186 West Accessible. Boylston St., Route 12, Wachusett Plaza, West ST. ANDREW BOBOLA, 54 W. Main St. (508) 943- DOUGLAS Boylston, to Camp Joslin at 150 Richardson 5633. The Rev. Joseph Szwach. Saturdays, 4:45 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 15 Corner Road, Charlton. The Barton Center, a Sundays, 9:15 a.m. (in Polish), 8 and 10:30 a.m. (in All towns are welcome to Electronic and nonprofit 501c(3) organization, provides edu- English). Appliance Recycle Day to be held at park- DUDLEY cation recreation and support programs for ing lot of First Congregational Church, 3 children with diabetes and their families. ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, Common Street, Douglas, on Saturday, July Come and enjoy an old fashioned outdoor To learn more, please visit www.bartoncen- 22 Dudley Hill Road. (508) 943-0470. The Rev. Paul summer concert, featuring the famous ter.org. Request a pledge sheet to raise addi- Campbell. Sat., 4 p.m. Sun., 8:30 and 11 a.m. 24, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Accepting all elec- tronics to include monitors, stereo systems, “Quintessential Brass” Sunday, Aug. 15, tional funds for The Barton Center. On site TVs, etc., as well as all white goods, AC units, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., on The Dudley Grange registration, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. On site ST. COLUMBA ANGLICAN CHURCH, Lawn, 139 Center Road, Dudley (The Black Nichols College Chapel, Center Road. (860) 779-3476. microwaves, dehumidifiers, lawn mowers registration price: $25. Food to follow at The The Rev.Donald Farrell. Sundays, 10 a.m. and snow blowers with gas removed, exer- Tavern Barn in the event of rain). Free and Barton Center for Diabetes Education, Inc. cise equipment, grills and anything with a open to all bring a blanket, picnic basket or Rain or shine, all makes and models wel- OXFORD cord. This is a fundraiser for the church with purchase food and drinks at The Grange come! low fees of $5 per electronic item, $10 per Concession Stand Take in the ambiance of If you have any questions, please call Joe at THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER- small TV or appliance, $15 per 20” or more festive music and good friends! Sponsored by 508-892-5332 or The Barton Center (508) 987- DAY SAINTS, 49 Old Webster Rd., Oxford. 508-987- The Black Tavern Historical Society, in col- 2056 ext. 103. 1083. Bishop Garn Evans. Sundays, 10 a.m. TV and $20 per wood console TV. Any key- boards, cell phones, digital cameras, tools, laboration with the Dudley Grange, and sup- Pre-register before Sept. 5 and save! T-shirts car batteries are free. Any questions e-mail ported by a Cultural Council Grant For more only guaranteed to those who pre-register. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH information call 508-949-2468. OXFORD, 693 Main St. (508) 987-5633. Pastor Renee [email protected]. D. Kaufman. Sundays, 9:15 a.m. CHARLTON

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UPCOMING The Providence & Worcester Railfan 355 Main St. (508) 987-2211. The Rev. Samuel W. Saturday, July 31 Club and Museum, Inc. 2010 Annual Young. Sundays, 9:30 a.m. WEBSTER WEBSTER Model Railroad Show — Sunday, Sept. 12, at the Overlook Hotel and Reception Room, GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 268 Main St., 508- The Chester C. Corbin Library Summer 88 Masonic Home Road (Route 31), Charlton, 987-1004, Father Alfred T.K. Zadig, Ph.D., Parish Webster Firefighters Woman’s Auxiliary Bottle & Can Drive, Saturday, July 31, 9 Reading Program — “Go Green @ Your 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission: $4 per adult, 12 Priest. Holy Eucharist (Rite 1), Saturdays, 5 p.m., Library.” Read for fun, get your school read- Holy Eucharist (Rite 2), Sundays, 10:30 a.m. a.m. to 2 p.m., at Fire Dept Headquarters, 55 and under free. Contact person: Ed DeLuca, Thompson Road, Webster. ing assignments out of the way, and get 860-923-2265, e-mail [email protected]. Food OAK HILL BIBLE CHURCH, 40 Sacarrappa Road. prizes for doing so. For kids ages 1 to 18 and beverages provided by Overlook (508) 987-0287. Senior Pastor Glenn Rice. Sundays, years. This free program began Monday, Catering. The P&WRFC is a 501c(3) non-prof- 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. June 21, and ends Friday,Aug. 13. Register at it, tax exempt organization, visit Monday, Aug. 2 — Friday, Aug. 6 the Corbin Library or online at www.pwrfc.net. OXFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, OXFORD http://readsinma.org/corbin/, between 465 Main Street (508) 987-5378, the Rev. Paula June 14 and July 30. The Summer Reading Fletcher. Sunday Worship, 10 a.m. Nursery care Oak Hill Bible Church presents — Vacation Program is sponsored by your local library, SOUTHBRIDGE provided. Sunday School for Kindergarten the Massachusetts Regional Library through Adults at 9 a.m Bible School 2010: “Veggie Tales: The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything,” Aug. 2- Systems, and the Massachusetts Board of St. Joseph’s Church in Charlton 110th ST. ANN’S CHURCH, 652 Main St. (508) 987-8892. 6. Library Commissioners. Anniversary Dinner Dance will be held at Interim Pastor Richard F.Trainor. Saturdays, 4 p.m. Vacation Bible School is open to children the Southbridge Hotel and Conference Sundays, 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. ages 6-the end of grade 6. Daily activities WEBSTER Center on Sept. 25, from 6 to 11 p.m. Tickets include crafts, Bible theater, games, science are $45 per person and will go on sale Aug. 7. ST. ROCH’S CHURCH, 334 Main St. (508) 987-8987. experiments and activities. A snack is also The American Legion #184 on School Street Please visit www.stjosephscharlton.com for Monsignor Louis R. Piermarini. Saturdays, 4 p.m. provided daily. in Webster, is proud to welcome you all to the more information. Sundays, 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m. “New & Improved” Sunday dances. TABERNACLE OF PRAISE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 8 Maple Road. (508) 987-7707. The Rev. Sue Lynch. Sundays, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Bible study, Do you or your group have an upcoming event? Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Let us help get the message out: ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 70 S. Main St. [email protected] (508) 987-1248, Sunday Worship 9 a.m. and 10:30 or by mail to Community Calender a.m.; weeknight worship on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. c/o Webster Times - 25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 B4 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net Linda Lee’s family hair care & design 2 Millbury Blvd., 0xford, MA • 508.987.3860

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On the *Copperhead, 9 p.m., Placement Services. web: northeastplacementservices.org The Lake Tavern, Opening the day at Other “Hot” news: Tall Dayville, Conn. 10:30 a.m. is Wing It, fol- Heights is playing almost every *The Fever Band, 11 lowed by Plainfield’s clas- GETTING day all summer long as Street a.m. to 6 p.m., Indian sic rockers Better Than Performers at Faneuil Hall. Motorcycle Rally, Hill Radio. Then at 12:30 don’t IN Their schedule is on Top Farm, Route 159, miss Berry Brothers fea- www.myspace.com/tallheights Suffield, Conn. turing powerful vocals TUNE and www.tallheights.com *Mark Renburke, 7-10 doing rock, R&B, Blues, p.m., Charlie Brown and Motown, and origi- MARK FRIDAY, JULY 16 Campground, nal songs, followed by RENBURKE *Steve Willey, 7:30 p.m., Tavern Eastford, Conn. more great classic rock on the Common, Rutland SUNDAY, JULY 18 from Rewind. Finishing *Brendan Mahoney, 8 p.m., Statz the day is hot blues-rock Bar & Grill, North Brookfield *Blues Jam w/Bootsy from Billy Pilgrim, and the original hard rock *Fergus, 9 p.m., Fiddler’s Green, Worcester and Da Funk, 3-7 p.m., of power trio White Rose Confession. *Spirit N3D, 7 p.m., Mill Church Cafe, 45 River Chooch's, North This event is also fun in the sun for all ages! St., Millbury Brookfield There will be pony rides, moon bounce, ice *TripleShot, 9 p.m., Wales Irish Pub, Wales *The Bad Tickers, 3-6 cream, hot dogs and hamburgers, vendors, *Rob Adams, 7-11 p.m., Ugly Duckling loft @ p.m., The Lashaway racecars, juggler, K9 police demo, and water The Whistling Swan Restaurant, Sturbridge Inn, E. Brookfield slide and balloon slingshot! The day starts at 8 *Steven Eist, 5 p.m., The Inn at Woodstock *Cold Train, 4-8 p.m., a.m. with the opening of the flea market. Hill, Woodstock, Conn. Wales Irish Pub (in There will also be a chicken BBQ lunch avail- pavilion),Wales able, including chicken, baked beans, salad SATURDAY, JULY 17 *Stone Canyon, 4-8 and a drink (take-out will be available). Entry *Bill McCarthy, 7:30 p.m., Tavern on the p.m., American to the event and all entertainment is free. The Common, Rutland Legion, School Street, cost for the chicken dinner is $8 per person. *Jeff Anderson, 8 p.m., Statz Bar & Grill, Webster Northeast Placement Services is a nonprofit North Brookfield organization dedicated to supporting people MONDAY, JULY 19 *Charlie Johnson, 8 p.m., Granville's Pub, 40 with developmental disabilities. All proceeds Chestnut St., Spencer *Bill McCarthy's Open *The Last Call Band, 9:30 Mic World, 7 p.m., p.m., The Irish Times, 244 Chuck’s Steakhouse, Main Street, Worcester Route 20 West, Auburn *Tom Revane, 8 p.m., Chuck’s Berry Brothers Steakhouse, Route 20, TUESDAY, JULY 20 Applebee’s, Sturbridge Auburn. *Bill McCarthy's Open Mic World, 7:30 p.m., *Open Mic, 7 p.m., Mill Street Brews, *Rob Adams, 7-11 p.m., Ugly Greendale's Pub, Worcester Duckling loft @ The Southbridge Whistling Swan Restaurant, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 *Brett Brumby, 7 p.m., Point Breeze, Webster Sturbridge *Open mic with R.O.A.D. 8-11 p.m., The *Bill McCarthy's Open Mic World, 7:30 p.m., *Summer Celebration w/ Village, Route 171, Woodstock, Conn. Beatnik’s, Worcester White Rose Confession, Bill *OPEN MIC w/ Russ Mineau, 7-10 p.m., Pilgrim, Rewind, Berry If you’re a live act that would like to be fea- Victoria Station Café, Putnam, Conn. Brothers, Better Than Radio, tured, know of someone else who is, or simply Wing It, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 THURSDAY, JULY 22 want to let us know about an upcoming gig, e- p.m., Woodstock mail me at the address below. Events must be Fairgrounds, Woodstock, *Bad Tickers, 8 p.m., Statz Sports Bar & Grill, within 10 miles of the readership area and sub- Conn. North Brookfield mitted to me by 7 pm Thursday of each week to *Tony Bird, 8 p.m., The *S-Kalators Band, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m., Gilrein's, be printed the following week’s papers. Keep the Vanilla Bean Cafe, 450 Worcester music live and not so quiet here in Northeastern Deerfield Road, Pomfret, *Rob Adams, 6 to 10 p.m., Ugly Duckling loft @ CT & Central MA! Conn., $12 The Whistling Swan Restaurant, Sturbridge E-mail Mark: White Rose Confession *Brandt Taylor, 9:30 p.m., The *Bill McCarthy's Open Mic World, 7:30 p.m., [email protected]. OBITUARIES Richard John Fierro, 69 NORTH GROSVENORDALE, Conn. — tive simulation group consisting of only Richard John Fierro, 69, of Reardon Road, the top students from each participating S. Francis White, 85 North Grosvenordale, district or school. Conn., and a longtime resi- He completed his apprenticeship at Pratt WEBSTER — S. Francis White, 85, of Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. dent of Webster, died and Whitney Aircraft in tool and die manu- Racicot Ave., died Tuesday, July 6, in Mr. White worked for 25 years as a cus- Wednesday, July 7. facturing. He retired from Ivanhoe Tool Lanessa Extended Care. tom upholsterer for Risom Manufacturing He leaves behind his and Die in 2004 after 37 years of service as He leaves his loving wife Company in North Grosvenordale, Conn. beloved wife of 48 years, a master tool and die maker and depart- of 62 years, Virginia M. He then retired as head security guard at Simone; three sons, Joel ment supervisor. (Kasierski) White; a son, Cranston Print Works Company in 1990. James Fierro of North His volunteer civic duties were numer- John F. White and his wife He was a member of Saint Louis Church, Grosvenordale, Richard ous and varied. He served as the scoutmas- Susanne Fitzgibbons of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter Lucien Fierro of ter for Boy Scout Troop 171, as a Webster; three granddaugh- #53 and the Webster-Dudley American Greenbackville, Va., and Mark Kevin Eucharistic minister at Sacred Heart of ters, Melissa Latour and Legion Post 184. Fierro of Andover, N.Y. He also leaves Jesus Church in Webster, as well as a lector her husband Paul, Shannon He enjoyed taking cruises with his fami- seven grandchildren, Lauren, Dillan, and as chairman of the liturgy committee. Spitz and her husband ly and also boating on Webster Lake. His Anthony, Richard, Nicholas, Ronnie and Funeral services will be private as he George, and Jennifer White special hobbies were creating driftwood art Dominic; and three great grandchildren. wished. In lieu of flowers, donations can be and her fiancé Doug McKay; and quilting for his grandchildren and His main focus in life was to be the best made to the donor’s local ASPCA. five great grandchildren, great grandchildren. He was affectionately husband and father was possible, and this Arrangements are under the direction of Sydney and Sage Latour, known as “Papa” to them. is where he directed the majority of his Sitkowski & Malboeuf Funeral Home, 340 Ryan and Victoria Spitz, and The funeral was held Friday, July 9, from efforts. School Street, Webster. Thomas Capano; a sister, Scanlon Funeral Service, 38 East Main St., He was a graduate of St. Louis High Visit www.sitkowski-malboeuf.com for Marjorie Hinchliffe and her with a Mass in Saint Louis Church, 14 Lake School in Webster, where he was selected as more information. husband Richard of St. Burial was in Saint Joseph Garden of the representative to Boys State, a legisla- Webster; nephews and nieces. Peace. The Webster-Dudley Veterans He was born in Webster, the son of Simon Council performed the military honors at F. and Catherine T. (Morris) White and was the cemetery. Calling hours were held a lifelong resident. He graduated from Thursday, July 8, at the funeral home. Ruth L. Osimo, 89 Saint Louis High School in 1943. Donations in his name may be made to St. He was an Army veteran of World War II, Louis School Endowment Fund, 15 Lake St., SOUTHBRIDGE — Ruth L. (Donais) Anne Sodality.She graduated from the for- serving as a staff sergeant in the Asiatic- Webster, MA 0l570. Osimo, 89, a former longtime resident of mer Notre Dame Academie in Pacific Theater. He was awarded the marks- For more information, visit www.scan- High Street, died Thursday, July 8, at Southbridge, and retired in 1985 from man rifle combat infantry badge, the lonfs.com. Radius Health Care Center in Russell Harrington where she worked for Southbridge. 38yrs. Her husband was the late Anthony Paul She and her husband were avid New Osimo who died in 1987. She is survived by York Yankees fans and enjoyed watching Thaddeus A. Lesniewski Jr., 61 her sons Dennis Osimo of Hyannis, and the games together. Robert and his wife Diane Osimo of The funeral will was held Monday, July WEBSTER — Thaddeus A. Lesniewski before his illness. Southbridge, four grandchildren, Anthony 12, from Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Jr., 61, of Treasure Island Road, passed He was a member of the Pilsudski Osimo of Uxbridge, Jonathan Osimo of Marcy St., Southbridge, with a Mass at away surrounded by his family on Polish American Club in Southbridge. Sturbridge, Paul Osimo of Providence, Notre Dame Church, 446 Main St., Wednesday, July 7 in the Rose Monahan He was an avid fan of all the New and Cara Osimo of Boston, and five great- Southbridge. Entombment followed at Hospice Home, Worcester, after a 19-month England sports teams. Thad and Dorothy grandchildren. She also leaves a sister-in- Notre Dame Mausoleum in Worcester. A struggle with Brain Cancer. enjoyed spending time at Race Point law Priscilla (Plasse) Donais of Webster calling hour was held at the funeral home He leaves his wife of 38 years, Dorothy J. Beach in Providencetown. who was her traveling companion. prior to the mass. (Szydlik) Lesniewski; his son, Matthew Thad’s family would like to thank the She was predeceased by two great- The family requests no flowers. Please Lesniewski and his wife Jane of staff of the 7th floor east at the UMass grandchildren, and two brothers Robert make donations to the Massachusetts Southborough; his daughter, Kristen Memorial Medical Center, University Donais and Rudolph Donais. Breast Cancer Coalition, 1419 Hancock St., Ferron and her husband Jason of Campus, Worcester and to thank the staff Born in Southbridge, daughter of Suite 202, Quincy, MA 02169; or Autism Haymarket, Va.; his parents, Thaddeus A. of the Rose Monahan Hospice Home. Arthur and Lillian (Lavallee) Donais, she Speaks 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2250 Los and Joan M. (Kondek) Lesniewski, Sr., of There were no calling hours. His funeral lived most of her life in Southbridge and a Angeles, CA 90036. Southbridge; his granddaughter, Eva Mass was held Saturday, July 10, in St. brief time in Dudley. She was a member of For more information, visit www.san- Lesniewski of Southborough; aunts, Hedwig’s Church, Everett Street, Notre Dame Church, and the Ladies of St. soucyfuneral.com. uncles, nieces and nephews. Southbridge. Burial followed in St. His brother, Ronald Lesniewski, died in Hedwig’s Cemetery, Southbridge. 1998. In lieu of flowers, donations may be He was born in Southbridge and lived made to the VNA Care Network and Robert P. Morell, 68 there most of his life before moving to Hospice, 120 Thomas St., Worcester, MA Webster in 2005 to live on the lake where 01608. WEBSTER — Robert P. Morell, 68, of Putnam, Conn.; nephews and nieces. he enjoyed fishing and boating. The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 North Main St., died Friday, July 2, in He was preceded in death by his sister Thad was the director of maintenance Hamilton St., Southbridge, is directing UMass/Memorial Irene Elliott of Pomfret. and facilities for Brooks/Eckerd Corp. for arrangements. Healthcare, Worcester. He was born and raised in Putnam, a son many years and later was the regional Please visit He leaves his wife of 48 of Leo and Stella (Lubecki) Morell, and lived construction manager for Rite Aid Corp. www.morrillfuneralhome.com. years, Dorothy E. in Webster and Dudley since his marriage (Chapdelaine) Morell; two in 1962. daughters, Dianne D. Rossi Mr. Morell was a forklift operator at and husband Michael of Johnson Corrugated, Inc. in Thompson for Barre and Donna M. Clark more than 35 years, retiring in 2006. SEND ALL OBITUARY NOTICES TO of Hubbardston; five grand- He enjoyed going to Foxwoods. He donated children, Mickey and Jenna his organs and tissues to help other people. THE WEBSTER TIMES, Rossi, Lindsay Clark and twin grandsons Calling hours were held Wednesday, July Eric and Brandon Clark; two brothers, Leo 7, in Scanlon Funeral Service, 38 East Main 25 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550, OR BY Morell of Willimantic, Conn., and Arthur St. Donations in his name may be made to a Morell of California; four sisters, Esther St. charity of the donor’s choice. E-MAIL TO [email protected]. Amant and his twin Pauline Morell, both of For more information, visit www.scanlon- Danielson, Conn., Jackie Siekierski of fs.com. North Grosvenordale, and Phyllis Tessier of www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • B7

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF feet to a stake at land of the United States of sale is set aside for any reason, the claims in the nature of liens, and existing REAL ESTATE America; THENCE S. 82 degrees 36' W. by Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to encumbrances of record, if there by any, and By virtue and in execution of the Power of said United States of America land 95.00 a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser all encumbrances of record which are prior to Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given feet to a stake at Lot No.4 (shown as 40) on shall have no further recourse against the said mortgage and subject to all tenancies by Kevin L. Gardell to Mortgage Electronic said plan; THENCE N. 2 degrees 50' W. by Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the and/or rights of parties in possession. Registration Systems, Inc., dated December said Lot No.4, 110.00 feet to a point in the cir- Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the TERMS OF SALE: The two parcels shall 14, 2006 and recorded with the Worcester cumference of a turning loop with a diameter premises contained in said mortgage shall be sold in the entirety only. Cash, cashier’s County (Worcester District) Registry of of 130 feet at the westerly end of Church control in the event of an error in this publica- or certified check in the sum of Five Deeds in Book 40345, Page 30 of which the Street THENCE easterly and northeasterly tion. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars as a deposit Mortgage the undersigned is the present by the circumference of said turning loop Other terms if any, to be announced at the must be shown at the time and place of the holder by assignment for breach of the con- 59.67 feet to a stake; THENCE S. 83 degrees sale. BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mort- ditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose 30' E. by the southerly line of Church Street Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its gage holder and its designee are exempt of foreclosing same will be sold at Public 70.00 feet to the point of beginning. CON- Attorneys, Orlans Moran PLLC P.O. Box from this requirement); high bidder must sign Auction at 01:00 PM. on August 5, 2010 at 45 TAINING 13,482 square feet, more or less. 962169 Boston, MA 02196 Phone: (617) a Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Church Street, Oxford, MA, all and singular The premises are SUBJECT to restrictions 502-4100 7/9/2010 7/16/2010 7/23/2010 bid and tender deposit of $5,000.00 in cash the premises described in said Mortgage, to and rights referred to in deed of Rocky Hill July 9, 2010 or by certified or bank treasurer’s check. The wit: The land with the buildings thereon situ- Realty Corporation to Douglas H. Bray et ux, July 16, 2010 balance is to be paid in cash or by certified or ated in Oxford, Worcester County, dated October 4, 1963 and recorded with July 23, 2010 bank treasurer’s or cashier’s check within Massachusetts, on the southerly side of Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Book thirty (30) days thereafter to be deposited Church Street, also known as Church Street 4409, Page 434. For title see deed from MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE with the firm of Fletcher, Tilton & Whipple, Extension, being Lot No. 3 on plan entitled Theodore C. Swantee to the mortgagor By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF P.C., 370 Main Street, Worcester, "Plan of Lots in Oxford, Mass. owned by dated November 22, 2006 recorded here- SALE contained in a certain Mortgage and Massachusetts 01608. A foreclosure deed Joseph M. and Gertrude L. Thompson" dated with. Book 40345/27. Parcel 2- The land and Security Agreement (“Mortgage”) given by will be delivered upon payment of the bal- October 22, 1960, made by Walter W. Brown, improvements thereon located in the Town of New England Asset, LLC, to Hallmarc ance due. The description of the premises in R.L.S., and recorded with Worcester District Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Nominee Trust, Jane Silver, Trustee (u/d/t said mortgage shall control in the event of an Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 252, Plan 75, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point dated May 23, 2001 and recorded in the error in this publication. and bounded and described as follows: between land of Bernard R. Lizotte, et ux and Bristol County Registry of Deeds in Book Other terms, if any, to be announced at BEGINNING at the northeasterly corner of land of Theodore C. Swantee, et ux said 4021, Page 61) dated August 3, 2006 record- the sale. the premises hereby conveyed at a stake in point being N. 69-02-36E thirty-three and ed with the Worcester District Registry of Present holder of said mortgage the southerly line of Church Street at the 18/100 (33 .18) feet from a concrete bound Deeds in Book 39518, Page 259 of which Richard F. DiBonaventura northwesterly corner of Lot No.2 on said with brass disk marker HV-136; thence N 69- Mortgage Richard F. DiBonaventura is the plan; THENCE S. 6 degrees 05' W. 126.40 02-36E by land of said Swantee a distance of present holder, for breach of the conditions of Mark S. Foss feet to a stake at land of the United States of ninety-five (95) feet to a point; thence S 26- said Mortgage and for the purpose of fore- Fletcher, Tilton & Whipple, P.C. America; THENCE S. 82 degrees 36' W. by 51-25E a distance of two hundred, twenty- closing, the same will be sold at Public 370 Main Street, 11th Floor said United States of America land 95.00 one and 74/100 (221.74) feet to a point; Auction at 11:00 a.m. on August 5, 2010 on Worcester, MA 01608-1779 feet to a stake at Lot No.4 (shown as 40) on thence S 68-02-36W a distance of one hun- the mortgaged premises known as 24-26 (508) 459-8018 said plan; THENCE N. 2 degrees 50' W. by dred (100) feet to a point; thence N 25-32- Water Street, Oxford, Massachusetts all and July 2, 2010 said Lot No.4, 110.00 feet to a point in the cir- 08W a distance of two hundred, twenty-three singular the premises described in said July 9, 2010 cumference of a turning loop with a diameter and 02/100 (223 .02) feet to the Mortgage, to wit: July 16, 2010 of 130 feet at the westerly end of Church point of beginning. The last three courses Parcel 1 Street THENCE easterly and northeasterly being through land now or formerly of the The land with the buildings thereon being NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF by the circumference of said turning loop United States of America. CONTAINING shown as Lot 11R on a plan entitled “Sibley REAL ESTATE 59.67 feet to a stake; THENCE S. 83 degrees 21,607 square feet more or less and being a Acres, Oxford, Massachusetts, prepared for By virtue and in execution of the Power 30' E. by the southerly line of Church Street portion of Tract A-100-1 conveyed to the Melange Associates, Inc.” dated August 7, of Sale contained in a certain mortgage 70.00 feet to the point of beginning. CON- United States of America from Oxford 1996 and prepared for filing with the given by Piotr Sochacki and Stanislawa TAINING 13,482 square feet, more or less. Looms. Inc. by deed dated 24 December Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Plan Sochacka to Mortgage Electronic The premises are SUBJECT to restrictions 1957 and recorded with Worcester District Book 711, Plan 81, by Bouley Brothers, Inc. Registration Systems, Inc. , dated December and rights referred to in deed of Rocky Hill Registry of Deeds, Book 3915, Page 442 on Professional Land Surveyors, Worcester, 31, 2007 and recorded with the Worcester Realty Corporation to Douglas H. Bray et ux, 27 December 1957. BEING the same prem- Massachusetts. Containing by calculation County (Worcester District) Registry of dated October 4, 1963 and recorded with ises conveyed to Grantor by Deed dated 108,316 square feet of land according to said Deeds at Book 42257, Page 233, of which Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Book August 3, 1981 and recorded with Worcester plan. mortgage OneWest Bank, FSB is the pres- 4409, Page 434. For title see deed from District Registry of Deeds in Book 7384, Parcel 2 ent holder, for breach of the conditions of Theodore C. Swantee to the mortgagor Page 372. The premises are to be sold sub- The land with the buildings thereon being said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- dated November 22, 2006 recorded here- ject to and with the benefit of all easements, shown as Lot 10R on a plan entitled “Sibley closing, the same will be sold at Public with. Book 40345/27 Upon information and restrictions, building and zoning laws, unpaid Acres, Oxford, Massachusetts, prepared for Auction at 11:00 a.m. on August 13, 2010, on belief there is an error in the legal description taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens Melange Associates, Inc.” dated August 7, the mortgaged premises located at 2 Ray attached to the mortgage, wherein a portion and assessments, rights of tenants and par- 1996 and prepared for filing with the Street , Webster, Worcester County, of the parcel was omitted from the descrip- ties in possession. TERMS OF SALE: A Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Plan Massachusetts, all and singular the premises tion. The property is fully described below- deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Book 711, Plan 81, by Bouley Brothers, Inc. described in said mortgage, Parcel 1- The land with the buildings there- AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a Professional Land Surveyors, Worcester, TO WIT: on situated in Oxford, Worcester County, certified check or bank treasurer's check will Massachusetts. Containing by calculation A certain tract of land, with the buildings Massachusetts, on the southerly side of be required to be delivered at or before the 47,528.8 square feet of land according to thereon, situated on the southerly side of Church Street, also known as Church Street time the bid is offered. The successful bidder said plan. Ray Street in the Town of Webster, Worcester Extension, being Lot No. 3 on plan entitled will be required to execute a Foreclosure Said parcels are conveyed subject to a com- County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, "Plan of Lots in Oxford, Mass. owned by Sale Agreement immediately after the close mon driveway, drainage easement, pole bounded and described as follows: Joseph M. and Gertrude L. Thompson" dated of the bidding. The balance of the purchase rights and right to use and maintain the well, Beginning at an iron pipe in the southerly line October 22, 1960, made by Walter W. Brown, price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from as shown on the above plan. of said Ray Street, 90.30 feet easterly of the R.L.S., and recorded with Worcester District the sale date in the form of a certified check, For title reference to both parcels, see deed easterly line of Robinson Street, measured Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 252, Plan 75, bank treasurer's check or other check satis- recorded May 30, 2003 and recorded in Book along the southerly line of said Ray Street and bounded and described as follows: factory to the Mortgagee's attorney. The 30220, Page 275 of the Worcester District and in the center of a right of way hereinafter BEGINNING at the northeasterly corner of Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the Registry of Deeds. mentioned; the premises hereby conveyed at a stake in sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue Said premises will be sold subject to as Thence S. 5 degrees 45' W. by the center of the southerly line of Church Street at the the sale and to amend the terms of the sale above and to all restrictions, easements, said right of way a distance of 108.22 feet to northwesterly corner of Lot No.2 on said by written or oral announcement made improvements, outstanding tax titles, munici- plan; THENCE S. 6 degrees 05' W. 126.40 before or during the foreclosure sale. If the pal or public taxes assessments, liens or Turn To LEGALS, page B11 www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • B11 LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page B10 TERMS OF SALE: In addition, you must file a written affidavit singular the premises described in said mort- A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) of objections to the petition, stating specific gage, to wit: an iron pipe at land of Ovila Daveau, Jr. and Dollars by certified or bank check will be facts and grounds upon which the objection The land on Konkel Drive in the Town of Martha Daveau; required to be paid by the purchaser at the is based, within thirty (30) days after the Dudley, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Thence easterly with an interior angle of 89 time and place of sale. The balance is to be return day (or such other time as the court, shown as Lot 16 on Subdivision of Land degrees 27' by land of said Daveau, a dis- paid by certified or bank check at Harmon on motion with notice to the petitioner, may Owned by Henry Konkel et al June 22, 1999, tance of 82.12 feet to an iron pipe at land of Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, allow) in accordance with Probate Rule 16. by Brett L. Rekola PLS and recorded with the one Winter; Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First Worcester District Registry of Deeds in Plan Thence northerly 109.5 feet by land of said P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Justice of this Court. Book 773, Plan 28, and being bounded and Winter to an iron pipe in the southerly line of Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty Date: July 2, 2010 described as follows: said Ray Street; (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be Stephen G. Abraham BEGINNING at the northerly sideline of Thence westerly 74.85 feet by said Ray provided to purchaser for recording upon Register of Probate Konkel Drive Cul de Sac being the south- Street to the point of beginning. receipt in full of the purchase price. The Charles F. Proctor Law Office easterly corner of Lot #16 as shown on said Together with a right of way for all purposes, description of the premises contained in said July 16, 2010 Subdivision; 6 feet in width adjoining the westerly line of mortgage shall control in the event of an THENCE North 09 degrees 48' 53” West by the herein granted premises, and extending error in this publication. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF land, now or formerly, of Degon a distance of from said Ray Street southerly a distance of Other terms, if any, to be announced at REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of 135.28 feet to a point; 108.22 feet to land of said Daveau. the sale. the Power of Sale contained in a certain THENCE South 80 degrees 11' 07”, West by Being the same premises as described in a US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Mortgage given by Stephen M. Ropi to First Lot A on said plan a distance of 25 feet to a deed from Carol A. Murray to Robin Jewell TRUSTEE FOR THE STRUCTURED Horizon Home Loan Corporation, dated July point; recorded with Worcester District Registry of ASSET SECURITIES CORPORATION, 30, 2004 and recorded with the Worcester THENCE South 80 degrees 11' 07”, West by Deeds in Book 28455, Page 57. SERIES 2006-GEL3 County (Worcester District) Registry of Lot B on said plan a distance of 114.87 feet For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Present holder of said mortgage Deeds at Book 34298, Page 356 of which the to a point; recorded with Worcester County (Worcester Mortgage the undersigned is the present THENCE South 07 degrees 42' 37”, East by District) Registry of Deeds in Book 42257, By its Attorneys, holder for breach of the conditions of said Lot C on said plan a distance 53.82 feet to a Page 231. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing point; These premises will be sold and con- 150 California Street same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 THENCE North 79 degrees 45' 31”, West by veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Newton, MA 02458 AM on August 12, 2010 at 105 Lake Street, Lot C on said plan a distance of 31.57 feet to rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, (617) 558-0500 Webster, MA, all and singular the premises a point; covenants, liens or claims in the nature of 201003-1530 - YEL described in said Mortgage, to wit: Two cer- THENCE South 16 degrees 39' 22”, West by liens, improvements, public assessments, July 16, 2010 tain parcels of land with all buildings thereon land, now or formerly, of Leonard, a distance any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, July 23, 2010 and all privileges and appurtenances thereto of 146.30 feet to a point; water and sewer liens and any other munici- July 30, 2010 belonging, situated in Webster, County of THENCE North 51 degrees 26' 03”, East by pal assessments or liens or existing encum- Worcester and Commonwealth of Lot 17 on said plan a distance of 104.71 feet brances of record which are in force and are Commonwealth of Massachusetts Massachusetts, bounded and described as to a point; applicable, having priority over said mort- The Trial Court follows: Tract I: Situated on the westerly side THENCE North 71 degrees 41' 03”, East by gage, whether or not reference to such Probate and Family Court of Eddy Street and being a part of Lot #16 on said Lot 17 a distance of 32.81 feet to a restrictions, easements, improvements, liens Worcester Division a plan recorded with Worcester District point; or encumbrances is made in the deed. Docket No. WO10P2048EA Registry of Deeds in Book 1348, Page 653, THENCE by Konkel Drive Cul de Sac with a TERMS OF SALE: In the Estate of: Carl A Austin bounded and described as follows: curve L=124.00 feet, radius 60 feet to a point; A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Late of: Oxford, MA 01540 Beginning at an iron pipe on the westerly line THENCE by Konkel Drive Cul de Sac with a Dollars by certified or bank check will be Date of Death: 03/13/2010 of Eddy Street at land of Boleslaw Jezierski, curve L=19.47 feet, radius 20.00 feet to the required to be paid by the purchaser at the NOTICE OF PETITION FOR formerly and being the most southeasterly point of beginning. time and place of sale. The balance is to be PROBATE OF WILL angle of the tract conveyed; Thence norther- Containing 22,911 square feet, more or less. paid by certified or bank check at Harmon To all persons interested in the above cap- ly one hundred (100) feet by said Eddy Street Subject to all provisions of the Declaration of Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, tioned estate, a petition has been presented to an iron pipe at Lot #46 on said plan; Restriction Covenants granted to the Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to requesting that a document purporting to be Thence westerly sixty-six (66) feet by said Department of Environmental Protection by P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, the last will of said decedent be proved and Lot #46 to an old fence post at the northeast- Henry Konkel, et al, dated June 30, 1999 and Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty allowed, and that Helen M Austin of Oxford, erly corner of Lot #15 on said plan; Thence recorded with the Worcester District Registry (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be MA be appointed executor/trix, named in the southerly eighty and four tenths (80.4) feet of Deeds in Book 21577, Page 43, and all provided to purchaser for recording upon will to serve Without Surety. by said Lot #15 to an iron pipe at other land other Covenants, Easements, Rights of receipt in full of the purchase price. The IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, formerly of Boleslaw Jezierski; Thence east- Ways, and Agreements to the extent the description of the premises contained in said YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A erly seventy-three and seven tenths (73,.7) same are now in force, applicable and mortgage shall control in the event of an WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT feet by land now or formerly of Boleslaw enforceable. error in this publication. AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN Jezierski to the point of Beginning. Tract II: Subject to rights, easements, and restrictions Other terms, if any, to be announced at O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) Beginning at point at the intersection of Lake of record to the extent in force and applica- the sale. ON 08/03/2010. Street and Eddy Street; Thence northerly by ble. ONEWEST BANK, FSB In addition, you must file a written affidavit said Eddy Street, eleven and three fourths Being the same premises conveyed by deed Present holder of said mortgage of objections to the petition, stating specific (11-3/4) rods, more or less; Thence westerly dated September 24, 2003 and recorded facts and grounds upon which the objection Sixty-six (66) feet; Thence southerly ten and with the Worcester South District Registry of By its Attorneys, is based, within thirty (30) days after the one-half (10-1/2) rods, more or less, to said Deeds in Book 31861, Page 389. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. return day (or such other time as the court, Lake Street; Thence easterly eighty-four (84) The above premises will be sold subject 150 California Street on motion with notice to the petitioner, may feet to the point of beginning. Being the same to all taxes, assessments, and other encum- Newton, MA 02458 allow) in accordance with Probate Rule 16. premises conveyed to me by deed of Robert brances which may constitute a prior lien (617) 558-0500 WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First C. Kozub and Cheryl A. Kozub dated July 21 thereon, and will be conveyed subject to any 200909-0348 - GRY Justice of this Court. 2004 and recorded with the Worcester easements, restrictions of record, tenancies, July 16, 2010 Date: July 6, 2010 District Registry of Deeds immediately prior and rights of redemption for unpaid federal July 23, 2010 Stephen G. Abraham hereto in Book 34298 Page 354. The premis- taxes, if any, as shall, notwithstanding this July 30, 2010 Register of Probate es are to be sold subject to and with the ben- provision, constitute valid liens or encum- July 16, 2010 efit of all easements, restrictions, building brances thereon after said sale. and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier’s NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Commonwealth of Massachusetts water bills, municipal liens and assessments, check, or certified check in the sum of Five REAL ESTATE The Trial Court rights of tenants and parties in possession. Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) as a deposit By virtue and in execution of the Power Probate and Family Court TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOU- must be shown at the time and place of the of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Worcester Division SAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS sale in order to qualify as a bidder and will be given by Justin Desautels to Mortgage Docket No. WO10P2045EA ($5,000.00) in the form of a certified check or required to be paid as a deposit by the suc- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated In the Estate of: Charlotte B Pomfret bank treasurer’s check will be required to be cessful bidder; successful bidder to sign writ- June 17, 2005 and recorded with the Late of: Webster, MA 01570 delivered at or before the time the bid is ten Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance Worcester County (Worcester District) Date of Death: 04/09/2010 offered. The successful bidder will be of bid; balance of purchase price payable in Registry of Deeds at Book 36710, Page 379, NOTICE OF PETITION FOR required to execute a Foreclosure Sale cash or current funds in thirty (30) days from of which mortgage US Bank National PROBATE OF WILL Agreement immediately after the close of the the date of the sale at the offices of mort- Association, as Trustee for the Structured To all persons interested in the above cap- bidding. The balance of the purchase price gagee’s attorney, Partridge Snow & Hahn Asset Securities Corporation, Series 2006- tioned estate, a petition has been presented shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the LLP, 2364 Post Road, Suite 100, Warwick, RI GEL3 is the present holder, for breach of the requesting that a document purporting to be sale date in the form of a certified check, 02886, or such other time as may be desig- conditions of said mortgage and for the pur- the last will of said decedent be proved and bank treasurer’s check or other check satis- nated by mortgagee. The description for the pose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at allowed, and that Gregory R Pomfret of factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The premises contained in said mortgage shall Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on August 13, Worcester, MA be appointed executor/trix, Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the control in the event of a typographical error in 2010, on the mortgaged premises located at named in the will to serve Without Surety. sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue this publication. 37 Alton Drive, Dudley, Worcester County, IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, the sale and to amend the terms of the sale Other terms to be announced at the Massachusetts, all and singular the premises YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A by written or oral announcement made sale. described in said mortgage, WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT before or during the foreclosure sale. If the WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR TO WIT: AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN sale is set aside for any reason, the BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO BANK The land in said Dudley situated on the O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to SOUTHWEST, N.A. F/K/A WACHOVIA Westerly side of Alton Drive, and being Lot # ON 08/03/2010. a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser MORTGAGE, FSB, F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS 102 on a plan of land of Dudley Hill Realty In addition, you must file a written affidavit shall have no further recourse against the BANK, FSB, By Its Attorneys, PARTRIDGE Co., Inc by J.R. Kleindienst, C.R. dated July of objections to the petition, stating specific Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the SNOW & HAHN LLP, 2364 Post Road, Suite 6, 1956 and recorded with the Worcester facts and grounds upon which the objection Mortgagee’s attorney. The description of the 100, Warwick, Rhode Island 02886, (401) County Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 217 is based, within thirty (30) days after the premises contained in said mortgage shall 681-1900 Plan 10, bounded and described as follows; return day (or such other time as the court, control in the event of an error in this publica- (1284-855 /Martinez)(07-09-10, 07-16-10, BEGINNING: at the southeasterly corner of on motion with notice to the petitioner, may tion. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. 07-23-10)(252826) said lot # 102 allow) in accordance with Probate Rule 16. Other terms if any, to be announced at the July 9, 2010 THENCE: westerly one hundred and twenty WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First sale. First Horizon Home Loans, a division of July 16, 2010 (120) feet to a point THENCE: northerly one Justice of this Court. First Tennessee Bank National Association July 23, 2010 hundred (100) feet to a point on Pine View Date: July 6, 2010 Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its Road; Stephen G. Abraham Attorneys, Orlans Moran PLLC P.O. Box THEN: easterly along said Pine View Register of Probate 962169 Boston, MA 02196 Phone: (617) Roadone hundred twenty (120) feet to a July 16, 2010 502-4100 7/16/2010 7/23/2010 7/30/2010 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF point on said Alton Drive; July 16, 2010 REAL ESTATE THENCE: along said Alton Drive one hun- Commonwealth of Massachusetts July 23, 2010 By virtue and in execution of the Power dred (100) feet southerly to the point of the The Trial Court July 30, 2010 of Sale contained in a certain mortgage beginning Probate and Family Court given by Nardella M Thomas and Paul D. For title reference see Deed recorded at Worcester Division LEGAL NOTICE Evans to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated July Book 34016 Page 149 of the Worcester Docket No. WO10P2026EA MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 27, 2005 and recorded with the Worcester County Registry of Deeds. In the Estate of: Theodore J Marcoux By virtue of and in execution of the County (Worcester District) Registry of For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Late of: Webster, MA 01570 Power of Sale contained in a certain mort- Deeds at Book 36908, Page 147, of which recorded with Worcester County (Worcester Date of Death: 06/05/2010 gage given by Maria Martinez and Martin mortgage HSBC Bank USA, National District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34016, NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Curbelo to World Savings Bank, FSB, dated Association, as Trustee for Wells Fargo Page 149. PROBATE OF WILL January 28, 2005 and recorded in Worcester Home Equity Trust 2005-3 is the present These premises will be sold and con- To all persons interested in the above cap- County (Worcester District) Registry of holder, for breach of the conditions of said veyed subject to and with the benefit of all tioned estate, a petition has been presented Deeds in Book 35634, Page 118, of which mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, requesting that a document purporting to be mortgage Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor the same will be sold at Public Auction at covenants, liens or claims in the nature of the last will of said decedent be proved and by merger to Wells Fargo Bank Southwest, 4:00 p.m. on August 4, 2010, on the mort- liens, improvements, public assessments, allowed, and that Charles F Proctor of N.A. f/k/a Wachovia Mortgage, FSB, f/k/a gaged premises located at 711 School any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Oxford, MA be appointed executor/trix, World Savings Bank, FSB, is the present Street, Webster, Worcester County, water and sewer liens and any other munici- named in the will to serve Without Surety. holder, for breach of conditions of said mort- Massachusetts, all and singular the premises pal assessments or liens or existing encum- IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, gage and for the purpose of foreclosing the described in said mortgage, brances of record which are in force and are YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A same, the mortgaged premises located at 14 TO WIT: applicable, having priority over said mort- WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT Konkel Drive, Dudley, Massachusetts will be A certain parcel of land with buildings there- gage, whether or not reference to such AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN sold at a Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. on on situated in the Town of Webster, restrictions, easements, improvements, liens O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) August 4, 2010, at the mortgaged premises, or encumbrances is made in the deed. ON 08/03/2010. more particularly described below, all and Turn To LEGALS, page 12 B12 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 16, 2010 www.webstertimes.net LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page B11 beginning: The above described premises trustee for Merrill Lynch Mortgage Investors NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF are conveyed subject to all restrictions and Trust, Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed REAL ESTATE Worcester County, Massachusetts, and encumbrances of record. Certificates, Series 2006-FF1 is the present By virtue and in execution of the Power being shown as Lots #3R on a plan entitled For title, see deed recorded with Worcester holder, for breach of the conditions of said of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ''Plan of Land owned by William R. Klebart, District Registry of Deeds in Book 37238, mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, given by Gregory P. Beaudette and Julia A. School Street, Webster, MA and recorded Page 322. the same will be sold at Public Auction at Beaudette a/k/a Julia Beaudette to Mortgage with the Worcester District Registry of The description of the premises contained in 11:00 a.m. on July 26, 2010, on the mort- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated Deeds, Plan Book 803 Plan 87. said mortgage shall control in the event of an gaged premises located at 47 Mason Road, March 23, 2007 and recorded with the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed error in this notice. Dudley, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Worcester County (Worcester District) recorded with Worcester County (Worcester The Mortgagee reserves the right to post- all and singular the premises described in Registry of Deeds at Book 40912, Page 163, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36908, pone the sale to a later date by public said mortgage, of which mortgage OneWest Bank, FSB is Page 145. announcement at the time and date appoint- TO WIT: the present holder, for breach of the condi- These premises will be sold and con- ed for the sale and to further postpone at any A certain tract or parcel of land with the build- tions of said mortgage and for the purpose of veyed subject to and with the benefit of all adjourned sale date by public announcement ings thereon of every nature and description, foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, at the time and date appointed for the situated in the Town of Dudley, Worcester Auction at 1:00 p.m. on July 30, 2010, on the covenants, liens or claims in the nature of adjourned sale date. County, Massachusetts on the westerly side mortgaged premises located at 31 Chestnut liens, improvements, public assessments, The premises will be sold subject to and with of Mason Road, further bounded and Hill Road, North Oxford (Oxford), Worcester any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, the benefit of all rights, restrictions, ease- described as follows: County, Massachusetts, all and singular the water and sewer liens and any other munici- ments, improvements, orders of condition, BEGINNING at a stake in the westerly line of premises described in said mortgage, pal assessments or liens or existing encum- outstanding tax titles, municipal or other pub- Mason Road at land of Albert E. Killian; TO WIT: brances of record which are in force and are lic taxes, assessments, betterments, liens or THENCE southerly one hundred fifty-one The land in Oxford. Massachusetts on the applicable, having priority over said mort- claims in the nature of liens and existing and 9/10ths (151.9) feet by the westerly line northeasterly side of Chestnut Hill Road, with gage, whether or not reference to such encumbrances of record created prior to the of said Mason Road to a stake; the buildings thereon and being bounded restrictions, easements, improvements, liens mortgage, or entitled to precedence over the THENCE westerly with an interior angle of and described as follows: or encumbrances is made in the deed. mortgage, if any, insofar as the same are still 95 degrees 4' a distance of one hundred BEGINNING at an iron pin in the ground in TERMS OF SALE: in force and applicable to the premises. ninety-seven and 8/10ths (197.8) feet by land the northeasterly line of Chestnut Hill Road A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) If the premises is a condominium unit, then now or formerly of Frank Kaszowski to a at Lot #23 on said plan; Dollars by certified or bank check will be the premises will also be sold subject to stake; THENCE N. 15¡ 41' E. by Lot #23 on said required to be paid by the purchaser at the Massachusetts General Laws chapter 183A, THENCE northerly with an interior angle of plan one hundred fifty-five and thirty-five time and place of sale. The balance is to be as amended, the applicable Master Deed 85 degrees 16' a distance of two hundred hundredths (155.35) feet to Lot #27 on said paid by certified or bank check at Harmon and any and all amounts as may be due, fol- sixty-seven and 2/10ths (267.2) feet by land plan; Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, lowing such sale, to the applicable condo- now or formerly of Frank Kaszowski to a THENCE S. 82¡ 04' E. by said Lot #27 fifty- Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to minium trust. stake at the southwesterly corner of land of one and seven tenths (51.7) feet to an iron P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, If the successful bidder at the foreclosure said Kilian; pin at Lot #21 of said plan; Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty sale defaults in purchasing the property THENCE easterly two hundred twenty-one THENCE S. 6¡ 01' E. by said Lot #21 one (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be according to the terms of this notice of sale and 3/10ths (221.3) feet by land of said Kilian hundred sixty and eighty-two hundredths provided to purchaser for recording upon or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale to the point of beginning; (160.82) feet to an iron pin in the northeast- receipt in full of the purchase price. The executed at the time of the foreclosure, the ALSO another parcel of land situated in erly line of Chestnut Hill Road; description of the premises contained in said Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the prop- Dudley on the westerly side of Mason Road, THENCE N. 81¡ 14' W. by the northeasterly mortgage shall control in the event of an erty by foreclosure deed to the second high- further bounded and described as follows: line of Chestnut Hill Road one hundred error in this publication. est bidder (or other successive bidders, in BEGINNING at a stake in the westerly line of eleven and twenty hundredths (111.20) feet Other terms, if any, to be announced at the order of their bid) provided that such said Mason Road, six hundred one and to the point of beginning. the sale. other bidder deposits with Mortgagee’s attor- 9/l0ths (601.9) feet southerly of land of BEING the same premises conveyed to the HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL neys, Michienzie & Sawin LLC, the amount of Raymond C. Luther, et ux measured along Grantors by deed dated July 25, 2002, and ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR WELLS the required deposit as set forth below within the westerly line of Mason Road; recorded with the Worcester County Registry FARGO HOME EQUITY TRUST 2005-3 ten (10) business days after written notice of THENCE S. 71 degrees 16' W. one hundred of Deeds Book 27114, Page 328. Present holder of said mortgage default of the previous highest bidder and ninety-seven and 8/10ths (197.8) feet by land For mortgagor's(s') title see deed title shall be conveyed to such other bidder of Edward F. Kaszowski to a stake; recorded with Worcester County (Worcester By its Attorneys, within thirty (30) days of the default, which THENCE S. 14 degrees E. fifty (50) feet by District) Registry of Deeds in Book 44984, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. time periods may be reasonably extended by land of Robert Kaszowski and Stephen Page 303. 150 California Street the Mortgagee in its sole discretion. Kaszowski to a stake; These premises will be sold and con- Newton, MA 02458 TERMS OF SALE: Ten Thousand and THENCE S. 71 degrees 15' E. one hundred veyed subject to and with the benefit of all (617) 558-0500 No/100 Dollars ($10,000.00) is to be paid in ninety-seven and 52/100ths (197.52) feet by rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, 201002-0894 - BLU certified check and/or bank cashier’s check other land of Robert Kaszowski and Stephen covenants, liens or claims in the nature of July 9, 2010 to be paid by the Purchaser at the time and Kaszowski to the westerly line of said Mason liens, improvements, public assessments, July 16, 2010 place of sale. The balance of the purchase Road; any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, July 23, 2010 price is to be paid by the Purchaser by certi- THENCE northerly fifty (50) feet by the west- water and sewer liens and any other munici- fied check and/or bank cashier’s check with- erly line of said Mason Road to the point of pal assessments or liens or existing encum- MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE in thirty (30) days thereafter, which time peri- beginning. brances of record which are in force and are 3 Negus Street, Webster, MA 01570, od may be reasonably extended by the Said premises are conveyed subject to the applicable, having priority over said mort- By virtue and in execution of the Power of Mortgagee in its sole discretion, at the following restrictions: gage, whether or not reference to such Sale contained in a certain mortgage given offices of Harry Castleman, Esquire, 1. No house shall be built or maintained restrictions, easements, improvements, liens by Vicente Saico and Victor Guerrero and Michienzie & Sawin LLC, 745 Boylston thereon costing less than $5,000.00 and not or encumbrances is made in the deed. Hinda L. Swartz and Cesar A. Guerrero to Street, Boston, MA 02116. Other terms to be more than a two family house; TERMS OF SALE: Silver Hill Financial, LLC dated August 31, announced at the sale. 2. No outside toilets shall be allowed on said A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) 2005, and recorded with the Worcester Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC lot; Dollars by certified or bank check will be County (Worcester District) Registry of present holder of said mortgage 3. No cattle or swine shall be allowed on said required to be paid by the purchaser at the Deeds in Book 37238, Page 324, of which by its attorney, Harry Castleman, Esquire lot and no poultry shall be kept, except for time and place of sale. The balance is to be mortgage the undersigned is the present MICHIENZIE & SAWIN LLC private use; paid by certified or bank check at Harmon holder, for breach of the conditions of said 745 Boylston Street 4. No manufacturing or commercial business Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Boston, MA 02116 of any kind shall be allowed on the premises; Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to the same will be sold at Public Auction on July 2, 2010 and P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, July 29, 2010 at 11:00AM, at or upon the July 9, 2010 5. No building shall be erected nearer than Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty mortgaged premises more particularly July 16, 2010 forty (40) feet from the street line. (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be described below, being all and singular the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed provided to purchaser for recording upon premises described in said mortgage, to wit: recorded with Worcester County (Worcester receipt in full of the purchase price. The BEGINNING at an iron pipe driven into the COMMONWEALTH OF District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36586, description of the premises contained in said ground on the northerly line of said Negus MASSACHUSETTS Page 243. mortgage shall control in the event of an Street near a maple tree at land conveyed to LAND COURT These premises will be sold and con- error in this publication. Edward J. Denette and being the southeast- DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Other terms, if any, to be announced at erly angle of the tract hereby conveyed: (SEAL) Case No. 423488 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, the sale. THENCE westerly seventy-three (73.0) feet To: John Nelson covenants, liens or claims in the nature of ONEWEST BANK, FSB by said Negus Street to an iron pipe in the and to all persons entitled to the benefit of liens, improvements, public assessments, Present holder of said mortgage ground beside a large maple tree at land now the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, or formerly of Theodore Geotis: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as water and sewer liens and any other munici- By its Attorneys, THENCE northerly seventy-six and three Trustee, in trust for the registered holders of pal assessments or liens or existing encum- HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. tenths (76.3) feet by land of said Geotis to an Argent Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass- brances of record which are in force and are 150 California Street iron pipe in the ground at other land of said Through Certificates, Series 2006-W4 claim- applicable, having priority over said mort- Newton, MA 02458 Geotis: ing to be the holder of Mortgage covering gage, whether or not reference to such (617) 558-0500 THENCE easterly forty-five and fifteen hun- real property in Dudley, numbered 400 West restrictions, easements, improvements, liens 200910-1106 - GRY dreths (45.15) feet by land of said Geotis to Main Street, given by John Nelson to Argent or encumbrances is made in the deed. July 2, 2010 an iron pipe in the ground at an angle of said Mortgage Company, LLC, dated February TERMS OF SALE: July 9, 2010 line: 23, 2006, and recorded at Worcester County A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) July 16, 2010 THENCE Northerly forty-four and two tenths (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds in Dollars by certified or bank check will be (44.2) feet by land of said Geotis to an iron Book 38446, Page 353 and now held by the required to be paid by the purchaser at the NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF pipe in the ground at land now or formerly of Plaintiff by assignment, has filed with said time and place of sale. The balance is to be REAL ESTATE Mrs. Childs: court a complaint for authority to foreclose paid by certified or bank check at Harmon By virtue and in execution of the Power THENCE Easterly twenty-three and eight said mortgage in the manner following: by Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, of Sale contained in a certain mortgage hundreths (23.08) feet by land of said Mrs. entry and possession and exercise of power Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to given by Cathy S. Mitchell a/k/a Cathy Childs to an iron pipe in the ground at land of sale. If you are entitled to the benefits of P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Mitchell and Robert A. Mitchell to Mortgage now or formerly of Mrs. Childs: the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and you Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated THENCE southerly one hundred fifteen and object to such foreclosure you or your attor- (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be September 2, 2005 and recorded with the eight tenths (115.8) feet by land conveyed as ney should file a written appearance and provided to purchaser for recording upon Worcester County (Worcester District) aforesaid to the point of beginning: answer in said court at Boston on or before receipt in full of the purchase price. The Registry of Deeds at Book 37272, Page 191, ALSO A CERTAIN TRACT of land in the 9th day of August, 2010 or you may be description of the premises contained in said of which mortgage HSBC Mortgage Webster, on the northerly side of Negus forever barred from claiming that such fore- mortgage shall control in the event of an Corporation (USA) is the present holder, for Street and being a portion of the tract con- closure is invalid under said act. error in this publication. breach of the conditions of said mortgage veyed to Edward J. Dennette et ux by deed of Witness, KARYN F. SCHEIER Chief Other terms, if any, to be announced at and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same Alexander J. Patenaude dated January 18, Justice of said Court this 28th day of June, the sale. will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on 1937 and recorded in Worcester District 2010. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS July 30, 2010, on the mortgaged premises Registry of Deeds, Book 2687, Page 50, and Attest: SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO BANK OF located at 64 Locust Street, Oxford, bounded and described as follows: Deborah J. Patterson AMERICA, N.A. AS SUCCESSOR BY Worcester County, Massachusetts, all and BEGINNING at a stake on the northerly line Recorder MERGER TO LASALLE BANK NATIONAL singular the premises described in said mort- of Negus Street one hundred sixty-five and (AHM 08/050192 /Nelson)(07-16- ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR gage, sixty-nine hundreths (165.69) feet easterly of 10)(252849) MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE TO WIT: the intersection of said north line of Negus July 16, 2010 INVESTORS TRUST, MORTGAGE LOAN The land with the buildings thereon, situated Street with the easterly side of Mechanic ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, in the southerly part of Oxford, being Lot #25 Street: SERIES 2006-FF1 Locust Street, as shown on a Plan of Land in THENCE northerly 90 degrees to Negus NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Present holder of said mortgage Oxford, Mass., owned by Fairlawn Realty Street one hundred fifteen and thiry-six REAL ESTATE Company, Oxford, Mass, Leslie J. Chaffee, (115.36) feet by land now or formerly og By virtue and in execution of the Power By its Attorneys, Surveyor, dated April 28, 1958, recorded with Gagnon to an iron pipe: of Sale contained in a certain mortgage HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Worcester District Registry of Deeds, plan THENCE westerly with an included angle of given by Dennis M. Monahan to First Franklin 150 California Street Book 233, Plan 3, bounded and described as 97 degrees 18' 45" a distance of three and A Division of National City Bank of Indiana, Newton, MA 02458 follows: ninety-four hundreths (3.94) feet to a point: dated June 17, 2005 and recorded with the (617) 558-0500 BEGINNING at the southwesterly corner of THENCE Southerly by parcel No. 1 a dis- Worcester County (Worcester District) 200802-0646 - RED the premises herein conveyed at a point on tance of one hundred fifteen and eight tenths Registry of Deeds at Book 36586, Page 245, July 2, 2010 the northerly line of Locust Street which point (115.8) feet to a point in the northerly side of which mortgage U.S. Bank National Jully 9, 2010 is three hundred thirty-nine and eighty-one line of Negus Street: Association, as successor trustee to Bank of July 16, 2010 hundredths (339.81) feet easterly of the THENCE easterly by the northerly line of America, N.A. as successor by merger to Negus Street seven (7.0) feet to the point of LaSalle Bank National Association, as Turn To LEGALS, page B13 www.webstertimes.net Friday, July 16, 2010 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • B13 LEGALS

LEGALS continued from page B12 sion thereof, the said plans and specifica- banking corporation with a usual place of tions shall be deemed to have been Commonwealth of Massachusetts business in Worcester, Worcester County, intersection of Holly Street, approved, The Trial Court Massachusetts, claiming to be the holder of THENCE N, 86 degrees 25' E. one hundred SUBJECT to the rights of the New England Probate and Family Court a mortgage covering property situated on five (105) feet along the northerly line of Telephone and Telegraph Co. and the Worcester Division Pearl Street, being numbered 1 on said Locust Street to a point; Worcester County Electric Company, of Docket No. WO10P1971EA Street, in said Webster given by Rita A. THENCE N. 3 degrees 35' W. one hundred record. In the Estate of: Rita F Primeau Antah and Joseph A. Affoh a/k/a Joseph A. twenty (120) feet by Lot #23 to a point at land For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Late of: Oxford, MA 01540 Affoht to Commerce Bank & Trust dated now or formerly of Fairlawn Realty Company; recorded with Worcester County (Worcester Date of Death: 05/08/2010 September 24, 2004 and recorded in THENCE S. 86 degrees 25' W. one hundred District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23910, NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Worcester District Registry of Deeds, Book five (105) feet by said land of Fairlawn Realty Page 304. PROBATE OF WILL 34691, Page 270, has filed with said court a Company to a point; These premises will be sold and con- To all persons interested in the above cap- Complaint for authority to foreclose said THENCE S. 3 degrees 35' E. one hundred veyed subject to and with the benefit of all tioned estate, a petition has been presented mortgage in the manner following: by entry twenty (120) feet by Lot #27 to the point of rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, requesting that a document purporting to be on and possession of the premises therein beginning. covenants, liens or claims in the nature of the last will of said decedent be proved and described and by exercise of the power of SUBJECT to the following restrictions; liens, improvements, public assessments, allowed, and that Paul Gailiunas of South sale contained in said mortgage. 1. No lot shall be sub-divided and only one any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Pasadena, CA be appointed executor/trix, If you are entitled to the benefits of the residence shall be built on any lot. water and sewer liens and any other munici- named in the will to serve Without Surety. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940 2. Said real estate shall be used exclusively pal assessments or liens or existing encum- IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, as amended, and you object to such foreclo- for private dwelling purposes, and no brances of record which are in force and are YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A sure you or your attorney should file a written dwelling house shall be erected, placed or applicable, having priority over said mort- WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT appearance and answer in said court at suffered to remain upon said premises gage, whether or not reference to such AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN Worcester in said County on or before the except a single family dwelling house or a restrictions, easements, improvements, liens O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) twelfth day of August next or you may be for- two family dwelling house, in either event, not or encumbrances is made in the deed. ON 07/27/2010. ever barred from claiming that such foreclo- to exceed two and one-half stories in height. TERMS OF SALE: In addition, you must file a written affidavit sure is invalid under said Act. Any garage maintained thereon shall be A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) of objections to the petition, stating specific Witness, Barbara J. Rouse, Esquire, used exclusively for private purposes Dollars by certified or bank check will be facts and grounds upon which the objection Administrative Justice of said Court, this first 3. No animals shall be quartered or housed required to be paid by the purchaser at the is based, within thirty (30) days after the day of July 2010. thereon except a pony or other family pets time and place of sale. The balance is to be return day (or such other time as the court, Dennis P. McManus, Clerk and except fowl for the domestic use of the paid by certified or bank check at Harmon on motion with notice to the petitioner, may July 16, 2010 owner of said lot actually residing thereon. Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, allow) in accordance with Probate Rule 16. 4. No trade, traffic, business, commerce, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, First industry or manufacturing of any kind shall P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Justice of this Court. be engaged in or carried on, and no hospital, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty Date: June 29, 2010 TOWN OF DUDLEY sanitarium or institution of like or similar (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be Stephen G. Abraham Dudley Historical Commission character shall be conducted or maintained provided to purchaser for recording upon Register of Probate The Dudley Historical Commission is in on said property except that said premises receipt in full of the purchase price. The July 16, 2010 receipt of an application for a demolition per- may be used as the residence of a person description of the premises contained in said mit for 122 Center Rd., Dudley, MA 01571 practicing the profession of medicine subject mortgage shall control in the event of an dated July 1, 2010 and received by the to the following restriction; A suitable sign error in this publication. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commission July 1, 2010. may be maintained thereon stating the name Other terms, if any, to be announced at Worcester, ss. SUPERIOR COURT At the Dudley Municipal Complex, 71 and office hours therein of the doctor. the sale. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT West Main Street, Dudley, MA 01571 on July 5. No dwelling house shall be erected, con- HSBC MORTGAGE CORPORATION (USA) CIVIL ACTION 27, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. RM 321C a public structed, placed or maintained upon the said Present holder of said mortgage No. 10-1448C hearing will be held as per section 12.04.00 premises until plans and specifications there- To: d of the Dudley MA Demolition Delay Bylaw. of shall first have been submitted to Leslie J. By its Attorneys, Joseph Kudio Owusu a/k/a Joseph A. Affoh, Michael Branniff Chaffee or any two owners in said tract, if HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. a/k/a Joseph A. Affoht and Rita A. Owusu, Secretary any there be, and said plans and specifica- 150 California Street a/k/a Rita A. Antah, both of the Town of Dudley Historical Commission tions shall have been approved in writing by Newton, MA 02458 Webster, County of Worcester, and said July 16, 2010 the said Leslie J Chaffee or by the said own- (617) 558-0500 Commonwealth of Massachusetts AND TO ers of any two lots in the said tract. ln the 201002-1410 - GRY ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENE- absence of any action of approval or disap- July 2, 2010 FIT OF THE SOLDIERS’ AND SAILORS’ proval of said plans and specifications as July 9, 2010 CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS AMENDED: above provided within ten days of submis- July 16, 2010 COMMERCE BANK & TRUST COMPANY, a www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com

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Snapper 105 BULLETIN BOARD Roto-Tiller The ATTENTION: IR5003, Used Twice IN REMEMBRANCE WWII & KOREAN WAR VETERANS Paid $1295 Local History Buff Looking To Purchase $950 Book Bear Julie Ann Bainton Books! Books! Books! M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, US Govt. .45 Pistol TracVac (Knurowski) We have 100,000 lively 36 Year Senior Secretary War Souvenirs Model 385-IC/385LH old books at Bay Path High School Used Once. THE BOOK BEAR Dear Friend, Please Visit Paid $1300 Our Guest Book And Leave A TOP DOLLAR PAID $1100 Note To Pay Your Respects No Dealer Inquiries! Bear Cat Vac-N-Chip Pro www.tinyurl.com/JulieBainton & Vac Pro Call Wally At Models 72085, 72285, 107 MISC. FREE 72295 508-234-5860 Used Twice FREE We have books for the Paid $2772 scholar, collector and (4) Strapped Bundles $1900 general reader. Of Slab Wood 204 WATER EQUIPMENT 205 BOATS 508-765-5763 Located on Route 9 in West 508-867-6703 Brookfield, halfway between 1994 Sea-Doo Spinnaker Sail Amherst & Worcester. Sofa & Chair Open 7 days a week, Bombardier SP94 & Genoa Sail Cream Color Sofa With 10am-6pm With Trailer Harken Boom Blue Floral Print. Free Fishing Boat We Also Buy 30 Foot 1972 Silverton Excellent Condition, Runs Vang In Excellent Condition. Great. Seat Just Recovered, Matching Chair With BOOK COLLECTIONS, Fiberglass. No Motor. $350 For All Exterior In Very Good Low Hours On Jet Pump. Ottoman, In Very Good LIBRARIES & Has Been Winterized. Excellent Condition Condition. ESTATES! Condition. 413-245-3402 $250 For Both No Trailer. $1600 CALL FOR INFO. 508-461-9097 Call Deb 508-248-7150 508-867-8705 508-965-7077 260 COLLECTIBLES or call Toll Free Authentic 877-809-2665 FREE WOOD 2005 Ski-Doo Jetski Apple Green & Black. Revolutionary Less Than 65 Hours. War Historic Thomasville PALLETS 3-Cylinder 15003cc You pick up. Monday thru Supercharged Engine. Autographs Cherry Friday 8am-noon. 3-Seater, 130 Inches Long. Genuine Original Signature 283 PETS 285 PET CARE 285 PET CARE Bedroom Set Stonebridge Press $7500 Autographs Of Dresser, Mirror, Chest, 25 Optical Drive Includes Dock & Trailer American Hero Icons. Spencer Animal Nightstand, Headboard & (located behind Southbridge 508-347-8956 George Washington $2600 Solid Oak Footboard. With Queen Hotel & Conference Center) Benjamin Franklin $2600 Control Tall Pine Mattress & Boxspring 205 BOATS Thomas Jefferson $1200 L-Desk & Hutch All Have Certificates Of Desperately needs Included. 130 YARD SALES $1995 Very Good Condition! 14’ 2003 Polar Authenticity. homes for many Farm & Light, Distressed Oak Wheat, Seldom Used. Kraft Bass Boat Clear Signatures abandoned cats and Integrated Surge Supressor $750 Steals It! DEADLINE FOR 508-476-1068 sometimes kittens. Going... Going... Power Unit, Storage Curios, Call 508-949-7040 & Trailer Kennel Open Shelf (Built-In Lamp) YARD SALE 25 HP Yamaha 4-stroke, Shots, wormed, Gone to the Dogs Top Drawbridge Slides SUBMISSIONS Minkota trolling motor, NFL Autographed leukemia tested, Training and behavior Going Away? Forward And Illuminated TOOL SHEDS New batteries, Helmet Collection spayed & neutered. Where Is IS 1:30PM MONDAY Excellent condition. management in your Desktop. Made of Texture 1-11 FOR ALL MASS. Five Ridell Team Helmets Call 508-885-2306 home. Your Dog Going? 68”Wx81”Dx72”H 8x8 $625 $5,000. Signed By MVP Icon (Includes Left-L) WEEKLY PAPERS Call 508-347-3575 Positive methods 8x10 $800 *Deadlines Subject To Quarterbacks One Owner/1yr Old/MINT Change Due To Holidays Tom Brady, Joe Montana, used. Originally $2400 8x12 $875 15.5 Foot OMC 284 LOST & FOUND 8x16 $1175 Call For More Info. Dan Marino, Joe Namath, Certified Pet Dog 508-765-1231 And Peyton Manning. PETS Delivered And Sunbird trainer and member Solid Wrought Iron 1989-90 Bowrider 70HP All Have COA’s APDT Built On-Site Outboard, Very Low Hours. $2500 OBO Flat Fireplace FLEA MARKET 508-476-1068 LOST CAT Call Renelle at Other Sizes Available Well Maintained. Galvanized Male Siamese Cat Screen Call 413-324-1117 Open Custom Trailer. 3 Custom Covers - Convertible Top, 265 FUEL/WOOD Missing Since 508-892-1850 With Matching Andirons Every Saturday Sunday, June 20 email: 44”x33” Trac Vac Mooring Cover, Custom Dog Boarding In A (Year-Round) Storage Cover. Tan with brown tail, [email protected] $50 Model 662, 3-Point Hitch. A. Jeffers ears and facial features. Country Setting Dual 44-Gallon Containers, 9:00 am. to 1:00 pm $2500 OBO 10.5’ Grey Corion Something Different 203-879-3221 Tree Service Housecat, Answers To “Max” BOOK NOW!!! 6.5 HP Briggs & Stratton °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° Last seen at J & L Countertop Every Week! Small Kennel, Your Dog Motor, 8-Inch Intake, 6-Inch Tree Removals 107 New Boston Rd. With Sink Exhaust. For Massey Notre Dame Of The 1960 16 Foot Pet Sitting Gets Individualized Care $75 Logging in Sturbridge. Ferguson, Will Fit Others. Sacred Heart Parish, Penn Yan Reward for safe return. Service • Experienced Staff Grohle Ladylux Paid $2100, Used Twice Lower Level 40HP Evinrude, Holsclaw Land Clearing 508-347-9633 • Large Play Yard Cafe Faucet 508-892-1412 Of Parish Center Trailer. Beautiful Classic. Firewood Professional at Home • Grooming Available $40 40 Charlton Street In New Mahogany Deck, $175/Cord Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Southbridge Make Sure Your Call 508-234-2647 Seats & Transom. WOOD LOTS 285 PET CARE Member of National Trees for Follow Signs To $5000 WANTED Association of Professional Dog Gets A Parking Lot. Sony Wega 32” TV 508-341-6941 FREE ESTIMATES Pet Sitters Fun, Peaceful, Like New! Sale Donations Accepted Call (774)239-0285 Established 1996 Country Vacation $150 Evergreen Trees, Colorado On Mondays 1970 Sea Sprite Apple Acres Certified • Bonded • Insured Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, From 10am-1pm 14’ w/Trailer & 33 HP We’re Filling Up 508-347-3826 Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall. Call The Parish Office Johnson Outboard. All Seasoned Kennel Fast!!! Beautiful Oak Excellent Privacy 41”W x 54”H x 23”D (508)765-0601 For All In Good Shape. Hardwood • Rubber-Matted Border/Ornamental More Information $750 tallpinefarm.net Cabinet For TV All 10 trees for $85. Cut, Splt & Delivered Heated/Air-Conditioned Sylvania Vintage Sleeping Areas. 508.248.9993 With Recessed Doors. Call 508-278-5762 Prompt Delivery Paid $800 Garage Sale Stereo Console MC & Visa Accepted • Large Individual Runs, Evenings Circa 1960 Asking $200 Westview Farms Outdoor Exercise Pens, Saturday & Sunday Solid Oak & Oak Veneer Country Walks 286 LIVESTOCK Photos Available By Email 7/17 & 7/18 Cabinet 111 East Hill Road 508-764-4103 9am-4pm Both Days $75 Monson, MA • Large Indoor Trestle-Style 413-246-1721 Play Area Rain Or Shine 508-868-2860 2003 HAWK Square Foot Library Table •Bathing Available Custom 2-Horse Antique, 72”x32”Wide Too Many Items To List Central Boiler E-Classic Concrete 1985 Ski Nautique • Monitored By ADT Gooseneck Trailer Boards. 1400/2400 Dressing/sleeping area. Footing Forms Asking $175 216 Fiske Street Southbridge, MA “2001” OUTDOOR WOOD Open 7 Days A Week Excellent condition. SF32 - $45 Each 400 Hours On Engine, 8:30am-10:30am Same Owners $12,000. Also Tom & Camila Wheelbarrow Antique Victor Victrola, Newer Upholstery. FURNACE 3:00pm-5:00pm 860-634-4632 $20 1850’s Melodeon Organ, Multi-Family $4000 OBO Cleaner & Greener Call (508)865-2227 Woodstock, CT And More 413-222-2058 EPA Qualified New Stuff! (5) Steel Lally Columns 508-248-1951 Yard Sale 25-Year Warranty Basset Hounds Reconnective Healing $200 July 17th 1990 Glasport Call Today Available! Animal Massage (8) Antique Milk Cans TT Custom Fit 62-64 King Street 20 Foot 508-882-0178 Animal Communication Bagged Shavings $110 Car Cover Leicester Open Bow Ski Boat CrystalRockFarm.com Kiln-Dried Pine For 2002 Roadster As Always! Paper Bags. Frigidaire Gallery Gas Dryer Saturday, July 17th New 350 Engine, Zero Hours. Cut & Split $70 Convertible (Will Fit 9am-2pm New Interior, New Flooring. Collinswood Reiki/Feng Shui 3.25 Cubic Feet Other Years) $5.00 Each (No Limit) 413-245-7388 Antiques, Many Baby Items, Drive-On Trailer. Green Natural Foods $90 Sacrifice At $7200 K-9 Services Flower Essences Excellent Condition. Toys, Household Items, And Firewood Pick Up In Stainless Steel Original Cost $260 Much More. 12 Foot Jon Boat 2 Cord Minimum Alpha Wave Music West Brookfield Double Tub Sink Roberts Reel-To-Reel Seats, Electric Motor, $175/cord Rock Valley Farm On Stand. The 22nd Annual On Trailer. (Delivered - Limited Area) Boarding 508-867-2508 Tape Player/Recorder $1500 Premium Dark Pine Bark Indoor/Outdoor Runs Great For Workshop Or Best Offer Multi-Family Laundry Room. 508-234-6096 Mulch Available Skylights $40 508-764-9309 Yard Sale $20.00/yard Heated/Air Conditioned Horse Tack At The Top Of 2004 Carver 360 plus delivery Bits, Bridles, Saddles, 413-262-9990 Turn Of The Century T. Jepson & Son, LLC. Accessories. New, Used, Morris Street Sport Sedan 508-885-3037 Day Care 4-Piece Living In Southbridge Supervised Groups English, Western, Blankets, Storm Door (2) 375HP Volvo 8.1 Liter 774-272-3729 Exceptional boarding Gift Items, Reins. 30” x 80” Room Set Will Be Held On Engines. 7.3KW Kohler environment with Daily/Weekly Rates Almost Anything Never Used. With All Parts. Couch & Three Chairs, Saturday, July 17th Generator, 2 State Rooms, unique daycare setting Large Play Yards Horse-Related Paid $108 Mahogany Framed. Beginning At 9AM Fresh Water Vacu-Flush FIREWOOD Rock Valley Farm Sell For $59 Good Condition. Head, Full Galley. Raindate: Saturday, July 24th Green Or Seasoned Monday-Friday Training West Brookfield $350 OBO PRICE REDUCED Cut, Split & Delivered daycare available 508-867-2508 ALSO: $199,000 Basic - Advanced Yard Sale $179,000 WOOD LOTS WANTED State of the art indoor Group Or Private Metal Door Above Fireplace New - Open Enrollment With 15 Glass Lites, Call 774-230-8295 Call Paul training facility Mantle Saturday, July 17th 508-769-2351 Left Or Right Hang. With Shelves & Beveled 9am-2pm $40 2004 Glastron 508-987-5349 Group or private day Grooming Tall Pine Mirror NO EARLY BIRDS and evening classes Baths To Full Grooms Call Richard $100 163 Chapin Street 17-Foot Bowrider 270 COINS/STAMPS 508-885-9046 508-885-3124 Southbridge 3.0L Volvo Penta I/O, Agility obedience and Farm 135 HP V6. conformation Certifications! Stove Victrola Singer Sewing Machine Less Than 80 Hours! Wanted PCSA Levels I & II Franklin Style w/Cabinet, 1950’s Tole Light E-Z Load Trailer, Paying Cash Puppy Kindergarten CPR Certified Talking Machine Fixtures, Other 2 Pairs Of Waterskis. Wood-Burning For Gold & Starting Soon Reiki Master $275 Floor Model Miscellaneous Household $10,000 OBO Items. Silver Coins Lighterian Reiki VII 508-347-2279 Beginner Obedience Reconnective Healing II Gas Log Call 860-779-0947 After 6pm Will Top Any Starting Soon ICNDF Certified Trainer Never Used Washer & Dryer 2008 Southwind Written Offer $90 White, Used. 200 GEN. BUSINESS Free Or Certified Beginner Agility Experienced, Caring Staff 508-832-6234 $250 By Bennington Written Appraisals, Starting Soon Individualized Care 508-333-8090 Consignments, Estate Attention To Detail Riding Lessons Sylvania Record NOWMOBILES Sport Deck Boat Sales & Cleanouts 203 S With 4-Stroke 150HP For All Ages Player WHIRLPOOL Yamaha New Competition 508-987-0077 Exponent 4/40, Solid State, GLASS-TOP 1998 Yamaha Trailer, Seat Covers. 508-943-6570 Obedience 205 Federal Hill Road Hunt Seat, On Original Stand. 24.1 Hours. (References Upon Oxford, MA Dressage & Western ELECTRIC RANGE VMax 500 Request) 1960’s or 1970’s, 3400 Miles. $21,500 All Breed Very Retro! $275 starwoodpetresort.com Now Accepting $1700 508-943-5062 Licensed, Bonded, Grooming $150 OBO Frigidaire Top-Mount 508-987-7686 Insured Applications Victrola 1904-1906 Refrigerator 2010 Skeeter GGAAS Available $225 For Our Victor Talking Machine 2002 Polaris ZX-180 “It’s all about the Electrified, With Accessories. Emerson Microwave Brand New, Never Been 283 PETS $25 dogs!” Summer Horse $350 OBO Edge X In Water! Local 508-885-3124 All White, Good Condition. Electric Start, Reverse, Red & Black. 115HP Yamaha ADOPT A NEEDY Call Terri Camp! Call 508-801-6367 2992 N. Maine Miles. 4-Stroke. 70lb Thrust DOG OR CAT $2800 Or BRO 508-832-9394 Tan Genuine White GE Profile Trolling Motor. Easy Load Tested, Vetted, Fixed, Heroes PONY PARTIES!!! Trailer, Hummingbird 323 And Ready For Love! Call For Details Sheepskin Men’s 30” Convection Fish Finders. New Batteries. or visit our website 1996 Skidoo MXZ 583 Please Consider www.collinswoodk9.com Jacket Wall Oven 3717 N. Maine Miles. $22,000 OBO Adopting From tallpinefarm.net Size 46, Never Worn. Runs Great. 860-428-6797 Second Chance $150 GE Spacemaker $1800 Or BRO 508.248.9993 Microwave Oven Larson 1997 Animal Shelter Portable Olympia And Vent 508-949-7388 508-867-5525 Typewriter Ski-Boat www.secondchanceanimals.org FAN-C-PET EED GE Profile 19 Foot, With Volvo Penta 286 F In Case. In Good Condition Need Help Fixing Your Pet? Mobile $75 Induction Stovetop Arctic Cat Engine. With Trailer. $5000 Call Us, We Have Low Cost Grooming Salon Vintage Royal Typewriter All For $550 Snowmobiles 508-476-5476 Programs! Quality Horse Hay Table Model Moving, So MUST SELL 800 Pound Square Bales 508-347-8029 2006 570 Panther $35 OBO 2-Up, 579 Miles, Sailboat For Sale Pure Bred Vicki Kelley Timothy & Orchard Grasses 508-756-3690 Wood Stove Automatic Start & Reverse 2000 Hunter 212 Professional Fertilize Fields Vermont Castings Resolute Like New Great Day Sailer! Puppies Groomer First Cutting $100 Each Excellent Condition. Very 21 Feet, Cuddy Cabin, Galvanized Trailer. Extra Jib. Over thirty breeds available. Second Cutting $130 Each Unique Oak Table Clean Burning, Firescreen 1996 ZR580 Health checked/guaranteed. 20 Years Exp. 72” Round And Warming Shelves 2300 Miles, Real Fast Sled! Great Shape, “We Go Right to Delivery Fee Extra Used Very Little. State licensed. $550 Included. www.laughlinkennel.com Rock Valley Farm Must See To Appreciate Take Them Both For $5900 30% Under NADA Retail Your Door” $2100 New Laughlin Kennel West Brookfield 508-756-6120 Asking $1100 $4950 508-987-2419 FOUND HERE! 774-289-6982 508-943-0277 508-340-5334 508-340-7697 Call 508-987-7161 508-867-2508 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ July 14, 2010

298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP 433 CLEANING 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR WANTED 400 SERVICES 500 REAL ESTATE RENT RENT RENT Southbridge $ * TLC Home * 501 REAL ESTATE E. Brookfield Southbridge Foster 1 Bedroom. Modern. Crystal Street 402 GENERAL SERVICES Cleaning WANTED 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Wall To Wall, Appliances Large Three Bedroom ROSS RECYCLING Parents Wanted 1st Floor Apartment. Second Floor. Seeking Quality Homes Have You Heard The Included, Coin-Op Laundry, We Pay More!! Phrase, “GOING GREEN?” Washer/Dryer Hookups No Pets. Lease And Coin-Op Washer & Dryer Throughout Central MA $875 In Building. To Provide Foster Care We Use & Supply Organic Security. Utilities Not All Scrap Metals, Cleaners To Ensure Your Cute 2 Bedroom Included. Section 8 Approved. To Children In Need. Move-In Ready! Cars, Trucks 24/7 Support. Generous Family’s Safety. First Floor Call (508)764-2866 $750 No Pets. Batteries, Reimbursement. Gift Certificates For $750/Month Copper Wire, $1000 Sign-On Bonus Baby Showers, Spencer Southbridge 413-245-0949 Call For Details Anniversaries, And More! Appliances... A Perfect Gift! Large 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 2 Bedroom Aparment ************** Second Floor First Floor. Southbridge 64 Tucker Hill Rd. A CALL CALL TAMMIE TODAY $700 Off-Street Parking. High Street EQUAL HOUSING Stove & Refrigerator Putnam, CT 06260 FOR A GREENER 4 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath One Bedroom, Second Floor WE HAUL OPPORTUNITY Deleaded Included. No Utilities. Apartment. Four Rooms TOMORROW! $1150 Security Deposit Required Total. Washer/Dryer 860-928-7165 Fast, Reliable ************** CORI/Credit Check Required. Devereux Therapeutic 508-347-3275 Large 3 Bedroom 1.5 Bath Hookups. Off-Street Parking. Rubbish Removal All real estate advertising in Section 8 Accepted. Hardwood Floors Foster Care 774-230-7885 this newspaper is subject to Deleaded, Stainless Steel No Pets. Dishwasher, Stove & Throughout. 508-829-6769 Attics The Federal Fair Housing Act 1-Year Lease First & Security, Office/Homes of 1968, which makes it Fridge 508-248-3743 Basements $900 Background Check. ROUTE Spring Or Fall Cleanings illegal to advertise any No Pets. Garages preference, limitation or HELP WANTED Weekly/Bi-Weekly Or $600/Month Household Items Monthly Cleanings discrimination based on race, Southbridge 169 color, religion, sex, handicap, 508-476-1041 Appliances Flexible Hours/Days 2 Bedroom Apartments familial status (number of Starting At $165/Week Southbridge ANTIQUES Demolition Registered/Insured/ children and or pregnancy), Bonded national origin, ancestry, age, Dudley Large One Bedroom, 884 Worcester St. HouseworksRealty.com First Floor Apartment. Visa/MC/Check References Available marital status, or any 2 Bedroom Southbridge MA intention to make an such 508-867-0903 Refrigerator & Stove. WE TAKE IT ALL! $165/Week 5 Minute Walk To Main Looking To Purchase preference, limitation or 1-800-414-0239 discrimination. This Street. Heat & Hot Water Antiques Webster Included. www.acallwehaul.com 442 LICENSED DAY newspaper will not North Brookfield Brand New House And Collectibles ARE knowingly accept any ALSO: C advertising for real estate Center 2 Bedrooms Luxurious Single Items Apartment For Rent $1200/Month Or Entire Estates that is in violation of the law. Penthouse Apartment Surrogate *************** Our readers are hereby Small One Bedroom All are newly remodeled, One Bedroom. We Buy It All ALL RUBBISH informed that all dwellings Second Floor carpeted, stove & 2-Person Jacuzzi Tub. Mothers The Commonwealth of advertising in this newspaper refrigerator included. All Applianced. And Also Do REMOVAL Massachusetts Office of $415/Month On-Site Estate Sales are available on and equal Section 8 Approved. Call 774-230-0680 Needed Furniture Removed Child Care Services opportunity basis. To Stove & Refrigerator, No Pets Allowed And Off-Street Parking. Be part of a miracle Mattresses requires that all ads complain about Security Deposit & Estate Auctions TV’s placed in the newspaper discrimination call The First/Last & Security. References Required Southbridge The rewards are more Department of Housing and Credit/Reference Check Large Three Bedroom CALL MIKE ANYTIME Brush & Leaves for child care (daycare) Required. Call 774-289-1714 than financial in your home include Urban Development “HUD” Apartment. Large Yard. 508-765-9512 Lumber No Pets. Nice Location. Seeking Women Metals your license number. toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD Call Nellie 21-43 Non-Smoker Tires 508-347-2774 Southbridge $800/Month ad 617-565-5308,. The toll First & Last With Healthy Appliances free number for the hearing Leave Message 2 Bedroom CASH PAID Pregnancy History NOW impaired is 1-800-927-9275 Apartment Available. Call (508)764-2293 For Coins And Jewelry Cellars & Attics Stove, Refrigerator. Laundry Cleaned ENROLLING Buying/Selling WANTED North Brookfield Facility On-Site. Off-Street Southbridge Demolition Work Parking. Freshly Painted. FALL 2010 Farms Or Houses Large 2 Bedroom Large Two Bedroom, Gold & Silver Performed Apartment. Coin Op Laundry, No Pets. One Piece Or Collection Bright Beginnings With Acreage Five Room Apartment. CALL FOR OUR Off-Street Parking. $525/Month Garage, Sunporch. For More Montessori For Relocating First & Last Lee’s Coins & Jewelry Information Call LOW RATES Pre-School First, Last and Security. $650/Month 239 West Main Street Ask For JD Families References Required. Available Now First & Last 465 Main Street, Oxford, MA $700/Month Call (508)864-5605 East Brookfield 888-363-9457 508-867-2564 Also: 774-200-1427 Call Dave (Route 9 - Panda reproductivepossibilities.com Your Child Deserves The Waterfront Home 413-262-3579 Garden Plaza) Best Start To Their Any Lake Considered Southbridge Education! 508-637-1236 Also: North Brookfield 2 Bedroom Apartment Southbridge 508-341-6355 Cafe 508-987-3465 Multi-Family Or House Third Floor. Neat & Clean. Call The Lic. #8121699 Second Floor Apt. Near Washer/Dryer Hookup. Stove Low Rent! Cook/Attendant With In-Law Apartment Center Of Town, & Refrigerator Included. Two Bedroom Apartment. WANTED The Overlook Life Care Just Renovated, Off-Street Parking. Very Clean, Freshly Painted., Community, Charlton, Has Junk Man Must Be Reasonably Priced. Beatles Items 448 FURNITURE Will Do Repairs. No Smoking, No Pets. Affordable! Refrigerator & Stove. A Full-Time Flexible Position FREE BBQ Available August 1st. Call For Details Anytime Quiet Neighborhood. Record Sleeves, Record Available For A Skilled Short Plasse Real Estate 508-987-5588 $750/month. No Utilities. 508-612-6192 No Pets. No Smokers. Players, Dolls, Statues, Order Cook With Exceptional REMOVAL! A Very Affordable Apartment Mugs, Toys, Magazines, First/Last. Credit Checked. 508-943-7436 Customer Service Skills. GUTTERS CLEANED Have Your 505 APARTMENTS FOR 508-579-2590 For The Right Tenant. Promo Items, Displays, Speed And Organization Are Southbridge Credit Check Required Movie Posters, Etc. Necessary To Work In Furniture RENT First & Last Required. 860-779-2469 Removal of Metal, 3 Bedroom, Large A Fast-Paced Environment Appliances, Professionally Northbridge Apartment. Appliances, 508-765-0580 WANTED With An Open Kitchen. Some One Bedroom Washer/Dryer Hookups. Leave Message Days, Evenings And Furniture, TV’s. Restored Insulated Copper Brookside From $500 Per Month. Section 8 Approved. Weekends Required. Construction At Reasonable First, Security & Off-Street Parking. Southbridge & Apply At: Materials. Rates Reference Required. First, Last And References. Second Floor, Four Room 88 Masonic Home Road Cellars/Attics Terrace No Pets. Must Be H.U.D. $750 Per Month Apartment, On Dead End Aluminum Wire E-Mail Resume To: Income Eligible. Street. Apartment Can Be 25 Pounds Or More [email protected] Cleaned. Heat/Hot Water Call Dave Also: Small Building Two Bedroom Available Either One Or Two We Will Come To You, Mail To Included! 508-234-4041 $625 Bedrooms. Weigh It, And Pay Cash HR Department Demolition, Tires. Mon-Fri Heat & Hot Water Included. FREE RENT!!! Four Bedroom First Month & Security On The Spot! The Overlook Life Care Leaves Removed. EOH $875 Contractors & Community Small Residential Required. $725/Month Electricians Welcome PO Box 1000 Moves. Trees Cut Affordable 2 Bedroom Call (978)852-0886 Apartments For Rent. Oxford Center Please Call Call To Make An Charlton, MA 01507 Brush/Limbs Furniture Facelifting, EOE Spacious, Fully 1 Bedroom Apartment, 508-340-2551 Appointment Removed Painting, Caning, 2nd Floor. Includes Heat, Southbridge 508-269-2593 Stripping to Refinishing, Applianced. 3 Bedroom, Second Floor After 4pm Furnaces Removed Hot Water, Appliances, EARLY And Repairs. Rubbish Removal. $900/Month Southbridge Check-our-down-to- Guaranteed. Starting at $797 Off-Street Parking. 4 Bedroom, Second Floor WAR $950/Month Small 2 Bedroom Duplex HEAD START earth prices first! Free Estimates. • Pool Walking Distance To Apartment. Stove, HOME VISITOR Churches, Banks, Stores,etc. Refrigerator & Stove Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer RELICS Weekends also! Pick-up & Delivery. • Basketball Court No Pets, No Smoking. Worcester Community Action Included Hookups, Yard, Good Area. Central Mass • Playground $750/month Deleaded Certificate. Section 8 Possible. & Council, Inc. (WCAC) is a Call 508-987-0665 federally-mandated anti-pov- and Connecticut Antique Off-Street Parking, Credit Check Required. erty agency providing serv- • On-Site Laundry Washer/Dryer Hookups. No Pets. WAR Spacious. New Windows, ices to Central Massachu- Dave Doctor Pawtucket, RI $700/Month Plus Utilities setts low-income individuals 508-347-7804 INCOME LIMITS APPLY Doors, Plumbing, Call 508-765-2658 SOUVENIRS and families. We are seeking 508-248-9225 Section 8 Welcome Apartment For Rent Electrical, Paint. 413-262-5082 2 Bedroom, Second Floor. MOVE-IN CONDITION a candidate with home visit- theantiquedr.com Office Open From: Southbridge WANTED ing experience with families 15 Minutes From Train. Open Call Very Attractive One Bedroom Monday-Friday Floor Plan, Fenced-In Yard. WWII & EARLIER with young children to en- 617-645-2811 Apartment. Centrally courage and promote family 9:00am to 5:00pm Off-Street Parking. Heat & Located, Lots Of Windows, CA$H WAITING! self- sufficiency. Valid driv- Hot Water Included. Hardwood Floors, Modern Cleanouts 454 HOME Weekend & Evening $700/Month Helmets, Swords, er's license and reliable Appointments Southbridge Kitchen/Bath. transportation required. Bi- IMPROVEMENT Security Deposit, Criminal Daggers, Bayonets, Cleanups Available 4 Room, Second Floor Completely Furnished With lingual ability preferred. Full & Credit Check. Apartment. Recently Painted. Appliances & Furniture. Medals, Badges, Flags, time position with excellent Haul-Away 401-710-9225 Hardwood Floors, Gas Heat, Central Air & Parking. Uniforms, etc. benefits, salary range is Washer/Dryer Hookups. Safe & Quiet Building. Over 30 Years Experience. $12.00 - $14.00 per hour de- Basements DiGeronimo Refrigerator, Gas Stove. $125/Week pending on experience. Attics *Southbridge* Off-Street Parking. One-Stall Utilities, Very Low, Call David Painting Brookside Terrace 384 Hamilton Street 1-508-688-0847 Please send cover letter and Apartments 11 Village Drive Garage. Large Yard. But Separate. resume specifying position Garages Quality, Affordability 3-4 Bedroom Apartment, Small Pets Considered. ($500 Security) I’ll Come To YOU! to: Southbridge,MA 01550 First Floor. Very Nice, $675/Month 508-248-6687 Human Resources, Yards & Trust Great Front/Back Yard. 508-320-3368 Rental Property Without Compromise (508)764-7675 Storage Room. Worcester Community No Pets. Spencer Action Council, Inc. Estate Cleanouts Starting At $800/Month Southbridge 2 Bedroom Townhouses. 300 HELP WANTED Interior Rooms 5 Room, 2 Bedroom 484 Main Street, Small Building Section 8 OK Electric Appliances, Worcester, MA 01608 As Low As First/Security Apartment, First Floor. Large Hookups. Or: Demolition C&C Kitchen, Newly Remodeled. One Year Lease. No Pets. ENERAL ELP $139 508-764-7383 310 G H [email protected] Call Before 8pm Washer/Dryer Hookups. First & Last If You Want Ceilings $59 Properties No Pets. No Smoking. WANTED AA/EOE To Get Rid Of It, $625/$720 per month. Woodwork $59 LOOK & COMPARE First & Last Security Deposit ($500) We’ll Do It! SOUTHBRIDGE 774-230-2092 Call (508)886-4312 Maids Wanted FREE Estimates! Serving Central Mass. Southbridge Domino’s For Permanent Part-Time Quality 1, 2 & 3 61 Fiske Street Southbridge Spencer 774-230-8586 James DiGeronimo Bedroom Apartments! Basement Apartment Position At A Fast-Growing Available Now! 2 Bedroom. Centrally Pizza Company! Cell 508-577-7940 Appliances, Off-Street 1 Bedroom, Some Heat Large Three Bedroom, Located. Second Floor. Immediate Openings Qualifications Are: Have You Parking. Included. Off-Street Parking. $700/Month Second Floor Apartment. Own Vehicle, Cleaning Protect Your Investment Call (508)765-0501 No Pets Now Hiring Drivers For Experience, Personable, Wraparound Porch, Our Southbridge Save It, Don’t Replace It 102 West Main Street $650/Month Organized, & Punctual. PAINTING 2 Bedroom Washer/Dryer Hookup, First/Last & Security Location. Cleaning Residential & Off-Street Parking Good Driving Record Second Floor 508-885-6005 Businesses. Interior/ DOUGLAS $600/Month Section 8 Approved. A Must! We Do Withhold Taxes. 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Call 508-612-6530 Full-Time Or Part-Time Exterior 94 West Main Street Leave Message Spencer Earn Excellent Money If You Would Like More Apartments Available 2 Bedroom Attractive Two While Having Fun! Information, Please Call Power Washing Prices start at $845/month. Second Floor Bedroom Apartments, Tammie At Includes heat, hot water, Southbridge $600/Month Clean Two Bedroom Townhouse Or One Floor Call Jared (Southbridge) 508-347-3275 Carpentry A/C, pool, fitness center Appliances, Some With 508-765-0822 • FREE ESTIMATES • & children’s program. 96 North Street 2nd Floor DinoSeal One Year Lease Washer/Dryer Hookups, • FULLY Insured • Off street parking. 2nd Floor, One Bedroom Modern & Bright, 311 PART-TIME HELP Driveway • Reasonable Rates • Call (508)476-3777 Wall-To-Wall Carpet First Month & Security Deposit Required. Quiet Country Setting. Drivers & WANTED Sealcoating $575/Month Directly Off Route 9. Rich O’Brien Dudley From $550/Month Residential & Commercial Service Pets Only To Apply Please Call Available Now! Monitors Painting First Floor, Two Bedroom 508-735-4335 To Drive Special Needs Seal Coating W/D Hookups, 508-765-0386 28 Years Of Experience Apartment. Washer/Dryer Stove/Refrigerator. 9:30am-5:30pm Visit Our Website Students. 20 Hours Per Brookhaven Crack Filling Hookups. Extra Storage www.spencercondos.com Week. 7D License Required. Patchwork 508-248-7314 Space, Off-Street Parking, First/Last/Security, Assisted References Retirees And Others Line Striping Convenient Location. Southbridge Welcome. $695/Month 774-437-1596 Spencer Taking Applications! Care Domingo Mateo First/Security Clean, Well-Maintained Owner/Operator 457 LAWN/GARDEN 2 Bedroom Large, Bright, 3+ Bedroom Call (508)885-5778 Part-Time 508-461-6150 Apartment. Stove, Washer Fully Insured Apartment on a Quiet Energetic Employment Dudley SOUTHBRIDGE Street. First Floor, Large & Dryer. Heat Included. Call For A FREE Estimate Kitchen , Off-Street No Smoking Or Pets. Motivated Stylist Immediate Openings (508)764-8747 Shrub & Tree Very Nice, Clean Two BRAND NEW Parking. Deleaded. Security Deposit Wanted For New Upbeat Bedroom. Second Floor. Washer & Dryer Hookups. $1000/Month For www.dinoseal.com Stove, Refrigerator, APARTMENTS! Call 508-885-3031 Modern Salon Part-Time LPN $750/Month In High Traffic Area. Trimming Off-Street Parking, 2 Bedrooms/$775. First & Security Required Or 774-272-0903 Hardwood Floors. 508-439-2475 Booth Rental or Commission. Always Happy To Hedges Close To Major Routes Available now. Spencer Call Kelsey for Details Take Applications For 433 CLEANING $700/Month Stove, refrigerator and 508-735-6733 Employment Of: Shrubbery Three Bedroom Apartment. First & Last dishwasher included. Second Floor. Full Kitchen, Seasonal Position CNA Trees Cut 508-943-2670 Secure building. Southbridge Wall-To-Wall, Washer/Dryer Full-Time/Part-Time Shift Aides Affordable Liming & Fertilizing Off-street parking. Coombs Street Hookups, Gas/Gas Stove. Southbridge NO Pets. 2 Bedroom Apartment Dining Room. Pet-Friendly. Maintenance Person Applicants Must Be Cleaning Service Edging & Mulching Clean, Well-Maintained We Offer Quality Work At Call (508)765-5852 Available. $950/Month & Housekeeper Energetic And 3 Bedroom First/Security Well-Groomed. An Affordable Price! Cutting Tall Grass Apartment. First Floor, Applianced, Washer/Dryer Experience Necessary For • Homes & Offices Hook-ups. No Pets. Available Now Working In A Camping Must Be Reliable Our Specialty! Huge Modern Kitchen with Southbridge • Carpet Cleaning Center Island. Very Large Section 8 OK. 508-867-8707 Facility. Must Be 1 Bedroom Apartment, $700 Mechanically Inclined. Call Nancy • Floors ALSO Rooms, Hardwood Floors. Deleaded. Newly Decorated. Webster Apply In Person 508-867-3325 • And Much More! All Types Of Fencing Great Shape & First And Security. 2 Bedroom Washer & Dryer Hookups. References And Credit Outdoor World 508-612-7525 REGISTERED, $900/Month Great Location Apartment, With A View. INSURED & BONDED Installed $625 per month. Check Required. 19 Mashapaug Road 19 West Main St. First & Security $650/Month Give Maria A Call 508-439-2475 Available Now Call (508)596-8497 Sturbridge, Ma 01566 West Brookfield, MA 508-867-2564 Call (508)347-1901 Call Right Now! EOE/AA 508-764-2500 508-259-4367 JULY 14, 2010 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5

505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 510 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 550 MOBILE HOMES 550 MOBILE HOMES RENT RENT RENT RENT COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS Charlton Sturbridge Webster House For Rent Brookfield Southbridge 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. New Ware 1738 House Sturbridge 30 Poland Street Nanatomqua Mobile Large 3 Bedroom, Family Renovated Two Bedroom For Lease Appliances, Fresh Paint. Easy Free Electric, Heat, Nice Two-Room Access To Route 20. 1 Car Home Park (55+) Park, Pets Welcome! Hot Water Included In Efficiency In Country Apartment, All Appliances 10,850+ S.F. Building Country Living Near Quabbin. Furnished. Laundry Room On WEBSTER Ideal For Garage, Large Yard, Mowing Mobile Home For Sale. One Or Two Bedroom. Setting. Easy Commute. Included. Clean And Cozy. Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. 14’x67’, Must See Inside! All Appliances. Includes Appliances & Premises. Off-Street Parking. Commercial/Industrial Modern & Fully Renovated! Garages Available. Use. Town Water/Sewer, $1200/Month Large Kitchen & Living $900/month (1 BR) Laundry On Premises. Prospect ERA Key Realty New Roof, Windows, Deck, $1000/month (2 BR) $550/Month No Pets. Loading Dock. Includes Room. Screen Porch Plush Carpet And Freshly Off-Street Parking Most Schools & Churches 1,400 S.F. Office Space. Kathy Aho & Carport. One Year Lease. Estates 508-885-6336 ext 352 Painted Throughout. New 508-347-1101 Credit, References & Within Walking Distance. Located On Worcester Park Rent $100/Month Front Load Washer/Dryer, Security Deposit Required. 1 Mile To Route 395. 3 Bedroom Street (Route 169) CALL FOR PRICE Side-By-Side Stainless Steel Good Credit Required. Holland Sturbridge Please call Apartments. Call 774-262-7307 Fridge With Ice/Water, (508)347-7709 $750/Month (508)765-5421 2 Bedroom Waterfront House And Stove All Remain. 468 Route 20 Call 508-949-1400 Now Available: For Rent On Hamilton Lake. $52,900 First Floor, Five Room, Or 508-943-0972 Historical Buildings Enjoy The Views From 413-687-9151 2 Bedroom Apartment. Southbridge The Wrap-Around Deck. Washer/Dryer Hookups. Must Income Qualify Available Immediately. N. Grosvenordale Sunroom & Deck. Webster SECTION 8 For Lease No Pets. CT Electricity/Hot Water/Heat Webster Bright 4-Room Apartment. CERTIFICATES 9,400+ S.F. Ideal For $1000/Month + Utilities Included. Wall-To-Wall, Washer WELCOME Commercial/Light More Info Mobile Home For Sale 575 VACATION RENTALS 2-Car Off-Street Parking. NORTH VILLAGE & Dryer Facilities. Parking. Industrial Use. www.PamCrawford.com 14x64 Doublewide Large Backyard. No Pets. Call Town Water/Sewer. 508-784-0503 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. $1150/Month ONE MONTH Credit Check. Includes 1,850 S.F. RE/MAX Professional Large Kitchen, Living Room. ($575 Deposit) FREE RENT! References. First & Last. (508)943-9567 Office Space. Associates Laundry Room. ALSO $650/Month EHO Located On Worcester Appliances Included. 2 Bedroom Units Call 508-943-0474 Street (Route 169) Spencer Hampton 307A Route 131 Starting At $683!! Plenty Of Cabinet Space. First Floor, Four Room, Call Newly Built 3 Bedroom, $65,000 For Limited Webster (508)765-5421 Two Bedroom Apartment. Webster 1.5 Bath Town House In For Appointment Beach: 2-Car Off-Street Parking. Time ONLY! Five Room, Three Bedroom Second Floor, Large Three Quiet Neighborhood. Open Bedroom Apartment. Floor Plan, Up-To-Date 860-923-0421 774-230-5210 Heat And Hot Water Apartment For Rent, Second Floor, Washer/Dryer Hookup, Webster Second Floor Laundry. Cottage and Sturbridge Is Included. Large Living Room, Off-Street Parking. Available 8/1 Large Kitchen, Porch, No Pets. Non-Smoking. For Rent No Pets. Permanent Suites Beautiful Three Bedroom, 1.5 Must Income Available June 1st $1050/Month + Utilities Bath Half Duplex. Appliances Included 2500 Sq.Ft Sleeps 3-8. 200 feet to Qualify. Off-Street Parking. $895/Month More Info Trailer For Sale beach, located behind Finished Basement. Stove, 508-943-8755 & www.PamCrawford.com Refrigerator & Dishwasher Section 8 Approved. 7500 Sq.Ft. In Wells, Maine Ashworth hotel. Private For More Information 508-784-0503 Included. Washer/Dryer Section 8 Vouchers Free Standing Buildings. Campground yard, with grill and tables. Accepted. Call 508-943-8807 RE/MAX Professional May 15th To October 15th Hookups. Nice Yard, 510 Great Space! Associates Great family area Convenient Location. ALSO: Quiet Park, 10 Minutes and rates. Available August 1st Please Call COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS From Beach. Fully $1250/Month WEBSTER 2500 Sq.Ft. 546 CEMETERY LOTS (508)987-1595 3000 Sq.Ft. Furnished, Call 603-926-1867 ALSO AVAILABLE: For Details & Hartley Terrace 9000 Sq.Ft. Two Plots Florida Room, Corner Lot. Newly Remodeled Three 2 Bedroom Southbridge Available! In Worcester County Asking $18,500 Bedroom. Convenient Other Specials Call 508-277-4569 EHO $739-$802 PROFESSIONAL Owner Will Give You Memorial Park, Paxton, MA Location. Refrigerator & At Garden Of Heritage II WELLS, MAINE Stove Included. Heat & Hot Water Price You Can’t Refuse! Included. OFFICE SPACE $1500 OBO For Both $1075/Month For Rent Call 508-864-7159 Village By the Sea FIRST & LAST REQUIRED WEBSTER Must Income Qualify 1-508-753-3670 Sturbridge 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. Call 508-867-8881 (2) 1 Bedroom Apartments Section 8 Certification 98 Hamilton Street Pool complex, with Welcome 550 MOBILE HOMES Attractive Mobile Home $600/Month Formerly Aucoin Realty In Sturbridge jacuzzi, exercise room, Sturbridge & Modern Kitchens First Floor, Good Visibility! outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, (2) 3 Bedroom Apartments 515 CONDOS-RENT/SALE 1977 Mobile Home Retirement Park Two Bedroom Apartment Wall-To-Wall Carpet Parking Two Bedrooms, One And A/C, cable. Convenient Location, $700/Month Spacious Closets 1100 Sq. Ft. Warren $70,000 Private Setting, No Pets. On-Site Laundry Plus Park Share One Half Bath, Deck, Patio, Summer Rentals Second Or Third Floor Also: Two Bedroom Condo No Smoking Off-Street Parking, Laundry. Easy Highway Access FOR SALE BY OWNER New Roof, New Windows, Available One Year Lease. 210 Sq.Ft. $750/Month And Many Updates. Separate Utilities. No Pets. For More Information Plus Utilities Located In Wagon Wheel Starting August 14 $850/month Non-Smokers Preferred. Available (Rear Of Beautifully Landscaped. Call 508-943-9567 98 Hamilton) Finished Basement. Park, Brookfield, MA $850 Weekly First & Security Required First, Last & Security. EHO $85,000 References Required. 508-864-6285 508-320-9075 References Plus Security 508-347-3837 (508)429-7568 508-347-8115 860-456-0093 508-347-8791

720 CLASSICS 1975 Mercedes 725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 740 MOTORCYCLES 1992 Mallard 700 AUTOMOTIVE 450SL Sprinter 1953 Ford Convertible SULLIVAN AUTO 2000 Volkswagen 1985 Harley 2007 Harley Park Model 2-Door Sedan SALES Passat GLX Sportster Davidson 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES Maroon With Black Interior, Many Updates. Nice Big Lot Mild Custom, $11,000 With Two Tops. 33 Main Street 4 Motion 1000 XLH Street Glide With Gazebo & Carport. Looks & Runs Great. (Across The Street V6, 2.8 Fuel Injected. New S&S Carb., Ignition Loaded, Custom Dual Man Made Pond & 5th Wheel From Jack’s Gas) Steel Drop Center 1955 Oldsmobile Needs Nothing! Excellent Condition, Well Module, Tires, Battery & Coil. Exhaust. Black Pearl. Fireplace, Shed. 4-Door $10,000 FIRM & Maintained. Low Miles. $3500 OBO Only 550 Miles! Includes Lot At Meadowside Tailgate 508-769-0619 2 Main Street Custom Wheels & Exhaust. 508-731-5621 Paid $25,000 Of Woodstock, CT Original, $10,000 Asking $25,900 $200 (Route 131) Leather Interior, Black Ask For Stephen $17,000 On Black. 386-624-2650 508-943-2572 1977 VW Beetle Sturbridge, MA 508-765-0386 1975 Ford Flatbed Red Convertible. Original $5500 OBO $1600 www.sullivanautosales.net 1999 Road King Condition. Always Garaged. 508-865-5085 Black, 10k Miles, Mint Chrysler Industrial 37k Mileage. 617-519-9051 2008 Harley 1953 Ford 3/4 Ton 2003 Subaru Forester Condition. Lots Of Chrome, 1996 Holiday V8 400HP Engine Asking $15,000 5 Speed, 116k Miles Must See! Always Kept Davidson Sportster Rambler 5th Rebuilt, Zero Miles. Pickup 860-928-9263 $7050 2003 Mitsubishi Inside. XL Custom 1200 Sitting On Ground, Solid, Needs Restoration, Eclipse $13,000 OBO Wheel Aluma-Lite Ready To Go $2500 1979 Pontiac 1999 Subaru Forester 508-765-5289 Still Under Warranty With One Living Area Automatic 407 Miles, Like New. $2200 Collection MUST BE SOLD! Convertible Email Me At Slide-Out, Rear Kitchen, Trans-Am $3250 Grey, Runs & Looks New. $7500 With Rebuilt Fitted 978-760-3453 Virginia Car. Great Condition. [email protected] Garden Tub, Queen Bed, Fully Loaded. 79k Miles. 508-864-0655 Including Some Accessories. Transmission Smokey & The Bandit Look. 1994 Hyundai Excel New Tires. (Zero Miles) Runs Well. Black Interior & Automatic 1999 Suzuki In Good Condition. 1966 T-Bird Asking $10,500 Harley Davidson $9000 $3000 Package Deal Hard-Top Exterior, Lots Of New Parts $650 508-410-3078 TLS 1000 (Including Seats, Tires, V-Twin, Strong Runner. Motorcycle Parts 508-799-3953 Transmission Only New 4-Barrel Carburetor, Carpet, Rebuilt 2002 Saturn 3-Door $1800 The Hot Set-Up! Carbon & Accessories New Tires, New Brake Transmission) Automatic, Leather Interior 2008 Scion XD Fiber Mufflers. Grey. 2001 508-461-9097 Booster & Master Cylinder. Matching Numbers $4150 $3500 For Sale Runs Good! Good For Black, 5-Speed Manual. $13,500 1998 Mazda Protge 13k Miles, 1 Owner. 860-315-7417 For EVO, Twin Cam, “Woodland Park” Restoration. 508-615-7358 Sportsters. Rims For Sale Interested Parties ONLY! Black, Automatic Excellent Condition. Beautiful Custom Design, 15 Inch Aluminum Rims $3300 OBO $2650 35+ Miles Per Gallon. 2000 Harley Custom Chrome 40’ Park Model Trailer. Off 1991 Honda Accord. 1995 Toyota Supra Asking $11,500 Sliding Glass Door 860-774-8289 1997 Jeep Cherokee Davidson Women’s New Factory Set - 5 Total [email protected] Twin-Turbo, Stock, 6-Speed. Contact Jim At Entrance, Full Bath, $25 Each Original. 60k, With Leather Interior 508-266-0829 Heritage Springer Insulated 3 Slide-Outs, Sleeps 8 860-923-0457 1968 GMC K2500 Black-On-Black, Leather, $2250 Or FLSTS Leather Jacket Central Air 4x4 Pickup Two-Owner Car. 2002 Subaru Forester 443-206-6036 Blue Metallic, 22k+ Miles, Police-Style, Size Large. Winter Insulation Package Best Offer Many Extras. If You See It, $125 Paid $40,000 New. Used Auto Parts Under Restoration 25X Model, 91k $7550 732 SPORTS UTILITY You’ll Buy It. 508-949-1320 Asking $20,000 OBO 91 day Guarantee. Large All New Sheetmetal. Needs 1973 Pontiac $10,000 FIRM 617-524-6220 inventory of engines, Bed. Many New Parts. Trans-Am 2001 Subaru Legacy 508-954-9047 ECREATIONAL transmissions, tires & glass. Runs Good. 4-Speed, With 455cu. White, Automatic, Wagon 1995 Jeep Grand 745 R Excellent service. Free parts $3500 OBO Burgundy Interior, Original, $4250 Cherokee VEHICLES 2003 Citation 32’ No Reasonable Offer Refused 2002 Harley locating service. Matching Numbers. 90k. $1995 OBO Amherst-Oakham Auto 508-450-5093 2001 Volkswagen Davidson Sportster 5th Wheel Best Offer 1998 Polaris ATV Mint Condition, Call (800)992-0441 or Jetta (2)Workbenches Low Miles - Mint Condition Magnum 425, 4x4 1968 Mustang 508-344-2660 1.8T, Leather, Dark Blue $75 Lots Of Great Sleeps 8, Bunks, Slideout, (508)799-9969 Complete $2000 Overhaul 5 Awning & Screen Room. 2-Door Coupe $4350 508-637-1698 Customizing Details Years Ago. Used Very Little 725 AUTOMOBILES $6000 OBO $14,000 OBO 720 CLASSICS Red With Black Interior. 1996 Buick Century Since. Needs Battery. REDUCED! 302 Automatic. Very Clean, 2007 Ford Fusion Call Ron Asking $3000 SUPER, SUPER CLEAN! 508-344-1904 508-885-3136 508-265-7559 1927 Ford Low Miles. Recently Like New! 1995 Nissan Refurbished SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! 860-888-5207 Roadster Asking $5000 $9500 OBO $3150 Pathfinder 2003 American 2004 Sightseer Turnkey Show Ready! MUST SELL! Call Bill White, 5-Speed. Ironhorse Chevy 327, V8, Holly 4B, A/T, 860-564-3397 774-230-1582 Call Bert $3300 2003 Honda Winnebago Red With Flames, Pipes. 617-699-7428 Slammer TRX250 EX ATV With Slideout, Sleeps 6. Will Not Consider Trades 1969 Volkswagen 1988 Buick (4)5-Lug Truck Rims S&S 100+HP, 6 Speed. Only 8,500 Miles! Contact 860-974-9880 Or BRING THIS AD IN & Tires Total Custom - Paint, Runs Great! Looks Great! Ready To Go! [email protected] Beetle Estate Wagon AND RECEIVE $300 Chrome, Billet. $1600 OBO $41,900 With Title. Needs To Be Last Of The Woodies! $100 OFF A VEHICLE 860-208-7010 Pristine Condition. 8k Miles. Call 508-344-2964 Restored. Needs Tender Loving Care. Asking $13,000 OBO 860-634-0581 1950 Chevrolet 2 Transmissions, 2 Engines, $1500 PURCHASE AND A 781-254-6556 Many New Parts. 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Convertible 508-885-4358 $1500 $2495 Or 508-248-5466 1952 Pontiac Excellent Shape. Mostly 508-943-2703 2000 Mitsubishi And Leave Message 33’ Travel Trailer Restored. Numbers 978-760-3453 Currently On-Site In Park 34 Foot 5th Wheel Woody Matching Car With 1999 Toyota Montero Sport LS 2004 BMW (Woodstock, CT) Tin Woody Beach Wagon, Documentation. 2005 Toyota Just Replaced Transmission, Furnished, 12’x32’ Screen Travel Trailer 1 Of 240 Made. Camry New Water Pump, Timing K1200 GT Porch, Oversized Corner Lot, In Need Of Complete Camry LE Absolutely Perfect! Hardly Used! Restoration. Engine Turns, $41,000 OBO 224k Miles, Runs Great! Belt, Head Gasket, Radiator, Shed. Park Features: Family 4-Cylinder Automatic Sedan, Dark Blue, Very Low Miles. One Slider, Sleeps 6. Major Components In Place. 860-779-7559 Kept Up To Date. Plugs/Belts, And Upper A Activities, Pool, Inexpensive New A/C - Barely Used. 4-Door, Front-Wheel Drive. Inspected. Air & Heat. Arm. Black Exterior, New Tires & Battery. & Comfortable Living. Good Interior. Solid Frame, $11,000 New Tires. Straight Eight, 1974 Triumph 76k Miles. Loaded, A/C, Good First Car Or Spare Car 6-Cylinder, Automatic, 4x4 Park Is Open April-October. CD Player, Front Disc Brakes, 860-315-7417 $7000 Automatic Transmission. REDUCED Hi/Lo Range. Works Great! $23,500 508-476-1621 TR6 Roadster Automatic Steering. $1800 OBO Two Sets Of Rims & (Includes Lot) $3950 Runs Extremely Well. 978-760-3453 Runs Beautifully. Clean, 401-585-0309 Tires Included. 2005 Harley 860-923-2549 Overdrive. 84,284 Original Good Condition. 352-314-0003 Miles. Many Upgrades. New $4000 OBO Davidson 34.5 Foot REDUCED! 2000 Volkswagen Call For More Info 1966 Mustang Tires, Brakes. French Blue. $10,600 1450 Low Rider Cabrio Convertible 413-245-7354 Excellent Condition, Extras. Fifth Wheel Coupe Very Roadworthy. Leave Message 1987 Fleetwood Asking $8250 OBO 76k, Power Package, A/C. $10,500 OBO Hitchhiker (Not Fastback) 508-885-4580 Jamboree Please Call Weekdays 508-981-2636 Great Condition. 735 GARAGE RENTALS 508-867-8374 Rust-Free! Georgia Car 860-779-6702 $5500 OBO 24 Ft Class C 4-Season Coach (Always Garaged) Evening & Weekends 860-928-0794 2005 Harley Motor Home Many Upgrades, 3 Slides, Paint’s Faded. All Ready For 2000 BMW 740 IL 860-974-3391 4-Door Sedan, Anthracite WANTED Davidson 65k Miles, Sleeps 6. Fiberglass Sides, Rubber YOUR 289 V8 Engine. 2001 Ford Everything Works, Roof, 2 Solar Panels, $6900 (Metallic Grey/Blue). Year-Round Garage Dyna-Wide Glide Vintage 1956 104k Miles. Well-Cared Taurus SE Mechanically & Structurally Inverter, Window Awnings, For, Beautiful Car. Mint Condition Good. Recent Inspection. Utility Trailer VW Beetle Sedan 78k Original Miles, All Power, Space For Antique Car $11,000 Air Hitch. That Dumps Runs Good, 36HP Motor, Lojack, Factory Nav, New Tires. Well Maintained $6,500 Ideal For Summer Site! Many Extras. Must be at least 20 feet long. Too Many Extras To List Call For Details Removable Sides, Nice Body & Interior. Inside & Out. Color Blue. Call Mike @ Nice Coach Very Solid. New Tires & Brakes. $10,500 Private Owner. Respond to John Between 8am-8pm $16,000 OBO Call For Appointment 508-248-6781 (Best Time 8am-10 $550 Asking $7800 $3300 508-832-3966 or Or Email 508-885-2604 Will Negotiate. Or 4pm-8pm) Brookfield 978-760-3453 Call Barry [email protected] 401-864-3413 508-764-6059 Leave A Message 774-289-4518 [email protected] 508-867-6124 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ July 14, 2010

36’ Fourwinds Wells, Maine 1992 GMC 1996 Florida 2001 Ford F-250 4x4 Payloader 715 AUTO SERVICES 715 AUTO SERVICES Travel Trailer 2005 40’ Breckenridge Diesel Truck Pick-Up Truck Extra Cab Pickup Backhoe Park Model Home UPS Truck-Style, Dodge Ram 1500 With Matching Cap & Liner. With Tipout Given 33” Tires With Lift. Michigan Living Space Of 11’x14.5’ Enclosed Room Addition, Aluminum Grumman Body, SLT Club Cab Plus Screen Room & Deck. Shelves. Rebuilt Good Condition. Diesel, Runs Good I PAY YOU CASH New Refrigerator, Pet Free, 8 Foot Bed With Cap, Large $8200 OBO Smoke Free. Like New. Double Loft, Sleeps 10. Transmission/Motor, Engine (5.9 V8 Magnum), Sleeps 7 Fully Furnished & New Fuel Tank, Radiator, Power Everything, 4 508-885-2884 Also: FOR JUNK CARS Reduced From $8500 Landscaped. Steering Box. Dual Wheels, Brand-New Tires With Chevy Box Truck Meadow Ledge Resort 11’ Area Behind Seats Rims, New Battery. $5999 May-October Excellent Condition Wheelchair Van UPS-Style & TRUCKS Plus Shed & Deck $64,500 14,100GVWR Asking $5500 1999 Ford F250 $3500 413-433-5431 508-278-6123 Make An Offer! And Farm Equipment Call 5pm-8:30pm 508-867-3741 Runs. $5000 OBO Let’s Talk, Make ______508-867-6546 508-248-7791 An Offer! 760 VANS/TRUCKS Call (508)347-7300 Call D&M Towing & Recycling Elkhorn 1994 Plymouth 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT Slide-In Camper 1979 Ford F-350 1999 Dodge 508-887-3645 Pickup Truck Van Ram Pickup 1964 Case Yale Towmotor 11.5 ft, Extended Cab Over Needs Alternator, TOLL-FREE 1-877-820-2TOW Queen-Sized Bed. 4x4 With Plow, 49k Original 4x4, 5-Speed. Runs Great. Backhoe Loader Forklift Miles. NO TITLE. Good Body & Motor. $3500 OBO Model 530 4-Cylinder Gas, Couch/Double Bed. Power Parts Only - No Title. All Rebuilt & Runs Excellent Jack, Gas/Electric/Battery, Floor In Bed Is Missing, 508-847-7049 Runs Strong. $2400 Needs Replacing. $400 508-847-7048 Comes With Snow Bucket 3 Holding Tanks, Crank-Out Leave Message 860-774-1485 VEHICLES FOR PARTS Windows, A/C, Solid Frame, 1983 Ford Pickup Great For Landscaping Very Good Mechanics. Projects Or Snow Removal 1969 Camaro Interior/Exterior Shower. One Original Owner Truck $5000 OBO 767 VEHICLES WANTED $ Microwave Oven, 3-Burner $1650 6-Cylinder, Clean 2001 Chevrolet Located In Leicester Convertible Stove w/Oven. 12 Cu.Ft. Re- 978-760-3453 Underneath, No Rust. Silverado 978-406-3670 Chevy Prizm ROSS RECYCLING FOR PARTS frigerator/Freezer. Double Good Mechanics. With Extras Stainless Steel Sink $1500 Extended Cab Wanted We Pay More!! Any Year. Must Have Very Call For More Info After 4pm Dry Weight: 2701 lbs 1982 GMC 350 4.8L V8, 4x4 Automatic, 1983 Ford Dump 508-347-7120 $5500 OBO Stake Body With Power Gate. 978-760-3453 Cargo Tow Package. Ladder Truck Low Miles. All Scrap Metals, Rebuilt Engine. Rack & Bed Tool Box. Will Consider A Civic 508-435-4395 Ford 9000 6-Wheeler 508-764-1439 Cars, Trucks $1200 1997 Ford 132k Miles. Needs A Little Work 508-461-9097 Ranger XLT A Good Work Truck! Asking $2500 Batteries, 1998 Mercury Park Model Trailer 4-Cylinder, 5 Speed. $7000 WANTED Copper Wire, Mystique 1997 Chevy Economical Mileage. Loaded! For Sale 1998 GMC Safari 2003 Rawson Portable For Parts Or Restoration A/C, Power Windows, Screener Plant Old Ford Appliances... Excellent Condition. Way Too Cheyenne 4x4 Cruise/Tilt, Power Locks, Utility Van Strong V6 3.0 Motor + Many Amenities To List! Model 3618/SN:SN823203 Automobile/Truck Transmission. Power Pickup Truck Black With Bedliner With Shelves 24 Point OV Twin Honda 64 Tucker Hill Rd. Comes Fully Furnished. 82k Miles, Clean. Toolbox, & Cap, Etc. Parts Everything. Moving, Need The Cash! AWD, 4.3L Automatic, Motor. Low Hours, Putnam, CT 06260 Tow Hitch, Curtis Plow New Tires. Super Clean! 128k Miles Motors, Fenders, Doors, $1000 FIRM Well Maintained Complete Or Parts Cars. Asking Only $16,900 Harness. Must See! $3950 Asking $28,000 Clean Title! Please Call 781-927-9785 $4200 $2800 OBRO 1933-1960, Nothing Newer! 860-928-7165 774-922-4818 For More Information 508-892-0815 508-347-3340 774-232-0407 508-347-8956 978-760-3453

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Lexus RX 450 a Great Sport Utility Vehicle, But Does It Really Help the Environment?

The 2010 Lexus RX 450h is a beautiful luxury sport utility vehicle, but is its $5050 price differential worth it for minimal environmental impact?

BY KEITH GRIFFIN price of the RX 450h is $43,700, ment stores (as I recently did ronment? Take the money you while the base price of the RX 350 when doing a yard improvement would have spent (that $5050) and Like most people, the environ- (both all-wheel drive models) is project). donate it to groups exploring ment is important to me, but only $38,650 – a difference of $5050. It When driving, the RX 450h alternative, renewable energy to a certain degree. A case in would take you roughly 7 years delivers lots of oomph thanks to sources like fuel cells. It would be point would be the Lexus RX and 3 months to break even on its 3.5-liter, 24-valve, dual over- money better spent. Buy the RX 450h, the full-hybrid luxury the RX 450h. head cam V-6 engine that is mated 350 instead. You’ll be just as sports utility vehicle, and its non- Is saving 232 gallons of fuel a to front and rear electric drive happy (plus that $5050 donation hybrid counterpart, the Lexus RX year, less than two-thirds of a gal- motors and a continuously vari- could probably be written off – 350. Both are comfortable vehi- lon a day, really worth the premi- able transmission that is silky there is no hybrid tax credits for cles that deliver lots of luxury. um cost? Now, the quick retort smooth. Tap the pedal when Toyota and Lexus vehicles The difference comes in their might be, if every vehicle in the accelerating onto the highway because they have sold too many). fuel economy. For comparison’s U.S. saved two-thirds of a gallon a and the gas engine alone pro- sake, I’m going to look at the fuel day it would lessen our depend- duces 245 horsepower at 6,000 (Questions and comments about economy of the RX 450h with all- ence on foreign oil. On the sur- rpm, up from 208 in the previous this review and other automotive wheel drive that Lexus loaned to face, I’d concede that point but RX 400h; torque is 234 lb.-ft. at concerns can be e-mailed to used- me for a week, and the RX 350 there are 386.4 million gallons of 4,800 rpm as compared to 212 at [email protected]. All with all-wheel drive. The RX 450h gas used daily in the U.S., accord- 4,400 rpm from the previous RX queries are answered.) with all-wheel drive gets a com- ing to the Energy Information 400h’s 3.3-liter V6. Throw the bined 29 mpg while the RX 350 is Administration’s website power from the electric motors in VITAL STATISTICS rated at 20 mpg combined. (http://tinyurl.com/2vdp77v). and the RX 450h is rated at about Wheelbase: 107.9 inches From an environmental stand- Toyota and Lexus have sold one 295 horsepower, according to Length: 187.8 inches point, the RX 450h is the clear million hybrids in the U.S., which Lexus. It has a 0-60 time of about Width: 74.2 inches winner. Its annual fuel economy means 670,000 gallons of gas sold 7.8 seconds, according to pub- Height: 66.3 inches cost, based on a premium fuel daily. I can’t find reliable statis- lished reports. Curb weight: 4652 lbs. average cost of $2.98 per gallon is tics, but let’s be generous and say As mentioned above, this is a Engine: 3.5 liter, V-6 with sup- $1542 while the RX 350’s cost is there are 2 million hybrids on the full hybrid. As Lexus explains in plemental electric motors $2235. That’s a $693 a year differ- road. That’s 1.34 million gallons its press materials that means, Horsepower: 295 combined ence if you’re math challenged. of gas a day, or .03 percent in fuel “… the RX 450h can operate in Torque: 234 lb.-ft. @ 4,800 rpm The savings are even greater if conservation. electric-only or gas-engine-only (not including hybrid drive) you mostly were to use the RX That’s why I can’t get behind modes as well as a mode that com- EPA estimated mpg city/high- 450h around town where it aver- the RX 450h and its price premi- bines the power of both. way: 30/28 ages 30 mpg compared to 18 mpg um. It doesn’t make enough of an Extended electric-mode opera- Base price: $43,700 for the RX 350, a whopping 67 per- environmental impact for the tion during low-speed or stop- As-tested price: $50,654 cent improvement. higher price you pay at the deal- and-go driving conditions helps Also consider: (a comparative Then, maybe then, the RX 450h ership. reduce fuel consumption. Under vehicle) No direct hybrid com- starts to make sense, but not if Now that I have my major com- certain circumstances, a new parison but consider the Lexus you drive it like the EPA suggests plaint out of the way, let me say available driver-selectable EV RX 350, the Cadillac SRX at 45 percent highway driving, 55 that the RX 450h is a great luxury mode can allow the vehicle to be turbo, and the Mercedes Benz percent city driving, for a total of utility vehicle. It is a comfortable driven short distances using only M class. 15,000 miles/year. You may be sav- vehicle to drive that is roomy the electric motors.” ing the environment, but you’re inside with plenty of space for The review model of the RX not saving any money. The base trips to big box home improve- 450h I drove had a base MSRP of $43,700 but some pricy options (or profit centers as manufacturers Auto Review like to call them) pushed the price north of $50,000. The heated and cooled front seats that for some reason are mated with rain-sens- ing wipers cost $825. The bi- xenon, high-intensity discharge headlamps cost $875 but are worth every penny. It’s the enter- tainment/navigation system at $2465 and the premium leather package at $2400 that you can live without. Neither added apprecia- bly to the comfort and practicali- Photos © Lexus ty of the RX 450h. The interior of the Lexus RX 450h is well designed with clean interfaces like the dash- board above. So, are you in the market for a hybrid vehicle to save the envi- 8 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ July 14, 2010