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RECOGNIZED FOR TOBACCO PREVENTION EFFORTS - Bud’s Shop ‘n Save personnel (left to right) Chris Petersen (Store Manager), Hannah Emery, Abi Bergdoll, Heidi Duncombe, and Eliana Bergdoll

PITTSFIELD - HealthySV has announced that Bud’s Shop ‘n Save in Pittsfield has been rec-ognized for their efforts to curb marketing of tobacco to youth. Bud’s is now a “Star Store”, a rec-

ognition awarded to responsible retailers who take seriously their role as a community member in reducing the visibility of tobacco advertising to kids.

The objective of the Star Store

program is to reduce the amount of minors’ exposure to tobacco promotional messaging, such as special price and discount sig-nage and general tobacco com-

Bud’s Shop ‘n Save recognized for reducing tobacco exposure

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Dexter band becomes “H.J. Crosby Community Band of Dex-ter“

DEXTER - At the annual meeting of the Carl R. Cuthbert Community Band Foundation, members voted to change the band name to the H.J. Crosby Community Band of Dexter.

This change recognizes the band’s preservation and promo-tion of the works of Dexter-born composer Harold Josiah Crosby (1886-1920), who wrote over 50 pieces of music. It also better re-flects the diverse membership,

which expands beyond the town of Dexter. The new name is also distinguishable from the Dexter Community Band of Dexter, MI.

New board members were also elected. Lou Harper of Sanger-ville will serve as president, C. Tom Gerkovich III of Abbot as vice-president, and Jane Nep-tune of Guilford and Rick Jen-nings of St. Albans as represen-tatives.

The band wishes to thank the Wayside Theatre for summer re-hearsal space and held a benefit concert for the Theatre/Grange

at the Dexter Town Hall.The band is preparing for

the holiday season with weekly Tuesday 6 p.m. rehearsals at the Ridge View School music room, 175 Fern Rd in Dexter. New members of all abilities are always welcome. The band is in particular need of percussionists. Instrumental loan and instruc-tion are available. To assist with the expanding music library, vol-unteer “band aids”, requiring no musical skills, are needed.

Dexter band becomes “H.J. Crosby Community Band of Dexter“

HARMONy - On Saturday, October 12, the Harmony Patri-archs Club turns its fairgrounds into a zombie-infested OBSTA-CLE COURSE! Runners of all ages will wear life-energy flags around their waists, which the zombies will try to grab as run-ners attempt to complete the course. Lose all your flags, and you become a zombie yourself!

Anyone may chose to be a runner or a zombie, and the en-trance fee for either is $5, spec-tators free. All proceeds benefit the Harmony Patriarchs Club, a community-betterment organi-zation. Make-up help and Zom-bification supplies will be offered to those needing it, beginning at 10am. Registration also begins at 10am; the races start at 1pm.

There will be cash prizes for best costumes (runners and zombies), the winning runner, the zombie with the most flags, etc.

Come as individuals, groups or families! There will be an awards ceremony and a post-apocalyptic dance party with music and food to fill out the day. For more info, search the event ‘Harmony Zom-bie Run’ on facebook.

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PITTSFIELD - Bill Wright, SVH Respiratory Therapist, will be the featured guest speaker at the Sebasticook Valley Health (SVH) Diabetes Support Group meeting on Thursday, October 10, at the SVH Administration Building in Pittsfield. Bill will

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GIVING BACK - Hilltop Manor and Pleasant Meadow Estates wanted to give back to their community in celebration of the recent National Assisted Living Week. Hilltop residents Amy Cote, Betty LaPointe and Robert Terrill, Hiltop Activity Director Tiffany Berry, Kiwanis Club of Dover-Foxcroft Past Lt. Governor, Past President and President Elect Bob Moore, and current President Debbie Somers. this. Amy Mosely, Care Manager and Tiffany Berry, Activity Director for Hiltop Manor, reported that the two facilities to-gether raised money all week. They held a Homemade Happiness Raffle with all the proceeds donated to the Kiwanis Club of Dover-Foxcroft for the Children’s Christmas fund and they held a car wash with all the proceeds donated to the yMCA for the Scholarships fund. They also held a blood drive with the Red Cross, had a bottle drive, and a food drive at both facilities, with proceeds used to purchase food for the local food cupboard. Many of their Residents assisted with making jams, jelly and pickles that were also donated to the local food cupboard.

DOVER-FOXCROFT – The following births of local interest have been reported to The East-ern Gazette by the staff of Mayo Regional Hospital.

A daughter, Aria Belle Hartin, to Brittany Tweedie and James Hartin Jr. of Lagrange on August 28, 2013. Wt. 7 pounds 3 ounces.

A daughter, Aubrey-Lynne Faith Vanover, to Melissa Rhode and Vincent Vanover of Dexter on September 03, 2013. Wt. 7 pounds 1 ounce.

A daughter, Rylee May Libera, to Chelsea and Gabriel Libera of Guilford on September 13, 2013. Wt. 5 pounds 11 ounces.

A son, Jayden Micheal Storti-Strout, to Sherri Strout and Alan Storti of Milo on September 17, 2013. Wt. 8 pounds 7 ounces.

pany in-store posters, signs, and other visible logos. The Star Store program works in combi-nation with NO BUTS! (Block-ing Underage Tobacco Sales), the Maine CDC program to stop the illegal sale of tobacco to minors.

Bud’s became a NO BUTS! store in April 2012, with assis-tance from HealthySV. Shortly after receiving the NO BUTS! recognition, a group of MCI Student Leadership Commit-tee (SLC) members approached Chris Petersen, the Pittsfield Store Manager, to discuss the Star Store program. Over the course of several months, the MCI - SLC worked with Bud’s Shop ‘n Save to reach the Star Store program standards.

“Bud’s is committed to support healthy environments for our lo-cal youth as they are our future customers, employees and com-

munity leaders,” said Petersen. “Working with enthusiastic young people from MCI is always exciting. We are proud to be help-ing to make our local community a healthy one.”

Involvement of youth is a key component of the Star Store program. youth receive special training and then they are the ones who make contact with stores, meet with managers, con-duct surveys, and then recom-mend changes in tobacco signage and promotion. The MCI/MSAD #53 Student Leadership Com-mittee hopes to engage other re-tailers in the surrounding area this school year to increase the number of Star Store retailers in Sebasticook Valley.

“Reducing the volume of ad-vertising that kids are exposed to can make a serious difference in preventing Maine’s youth from starting tobacco,” said Karen Hawkes, Director of HealthySV.

“We’re extremely proud of Bud’s accomplishment, the students’ work, and look forward to assist-ing the students and other local retailers to increase the number of Star Store certified stores in the area.”

HealthySV is a local Healthy Maine Partnership and commu-nity coalition based in Sebasti-cook Valley Health’s Community Health and Education Division. The HealthySV coalition helps people in Sebasticook Valley live healthier and better lives through programs that foster healthy lifestyle decisions.

Healthy Maine Partnerships is a collaborative effort among 26 local coalitions, the Maine DHHS (Maine CDC and Maine Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services) and DOE, sup-ported primarily by the Fund for Healthy Maine and federal grants from the US CDC and SAMHSA.

BUD’S From Page 1

Births of local interest

Hewins to attend New Eng-land School of Communications

CORINNA – Zachary Hewins of Corinna is among the new stu-dents enrolled at the New Eng-land School of Communications for Fall 2013, he will be studying Journalism in the Bachelor of Science in Media Studies pro-gram.

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dressing issues of local public interest. All letters must be signed with town of residence noted beneath the signature, and a daytime telephone number provided for verification purposes. Un-signed letters, letters with fictitious names, letters without verification information, or letters that are not addressed exclusively to The Eastern Gazette, will not be considered for publica-tion. Partisan political letters will not be published in the final edition of The Eastern Gazette prior to any election. All letters will be considered based on space available, standards of taste, and libel. Editing for space and clarity will be at the discretion of the Editor. Letters may be emailed to [email protected] or mailed to 97 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930. Letters must reach The Eastern Gazette by 5 p.m. Monday for consideration for Friday publication.

“Spending changes would eliminate need for ‘Tax Reform’”To the Editor:For years we’ve been told Maine needs “Tax Reform.” We’re told Maine’s tax code doesn’t produce a

steady stream of revenue and it is too volatile. Really? Granted, revenue streams into state coffers fluctu-ate and there is considerable difference between the highs and lows.

Rather than raising taxes, what would happen if instead of spending every dime when revenue is up, we reduced spending to income levels during slow times. That’s the way that most families budget. Then when the economy is good and revenue is up we could add some capital spending that we’ve been putting off and pay cash for it. We could avoid borrowing and interest expenses, and best of all we could finally get off this roller coaster of ever-increasing tax rates. I’m reminded of the bumper jack that came with my first car. It would go up just fine, but it wouldn’t go down. you’d jack up the car and change the tire then you’d have to push the car off the jack, and it would come crashing down. When do we come crashing down?

We don’t need tax reform. What we need is spending reform. A proposal to reform Maine’s tax code was defeated in the Legislature again this year. The idea was to

eliminate most of the sales tax exemptions and use the revenue to reduce income tax rates. It was very similar to the plan that was defeated at the polls just a couple of years ago. The thought of paying a six percent sales tax on groceries and to heat our homes alarmed many of us, and we managed to nip it in the bud. Perhaps if we did pay taxes on the essentials of life it would even out the flow of money to the state, but is paying taxes more important than feeding our families?

Even though “tax reform” has been soundly defeated time and time again, the Legislature is going to try to get it done a little at a time through the back door. A special Committee is going to be meeting later this month to find $40 million dollars in exemptions they can take away from us.

When you look at the items we don’t pay income tax on, one of the biggest is health insurance provided by our employers. That “costs” the state $151 million a year. If it were up to me we would exempt health insurance premiums paid by everyone, and if it were put to referendum I’ll bet the vote would be a re-sounding yes.

In addition to groceries and home heating we don’t pay sales tax when we go to the doctor or dentist. How would paying taxes on those items benefit anyone but big spenders in government? If a person buys a seeing eye dog there’s no sales tax on the animal. What’s wrong with that? If sales tax was added to municipal water bills it would add more than eight million dollars to the General Fund. Twenty million would come in if sales tax was charged on rental housing, fifteen million if we taxed prescription drugs. you begin to see why so many favor this approach to raising taxes. There’s real money involved.

Let’s please forget this idea and spend our time finding ways to get the necessary jobs of government done with existing revenues.

Senator Doug ThomasMember, Maine Legislature’s Taxation Committee, Ripley

“…saving our children’s education.”To the Editor:With everyone being cost-conscious in this economy, I would like to take a few moments of your time to

inform you how to make unbudgeted contributions to the local schools. And this can tie into recycling at the same time!

There are many products in our lives that we consume and then throw away the wrapper. Over two years ago the Dexter area schools began collecting empty juice pouches and turning them into cash. A return of 2¢ each doesn’t sound like much but they have received over $800 so far. This is a good deal be-cause you are already purchasing the product and now you do not have to throw away the wrapper. Just send it to school with your child so it may be turned into cash. In the past these pouches just laid in a land-fill to take forever to decompose. And there is no process for separating the aluminum from the plastic.

Now for the rest of the story.What is our cost for this program? NOTHING except volunteer time. But you don’t have to worry about

that either. The schools have some terrific volunteers. The cost of shipping is taken care of through Ter-racycle, the company where all of this takes place. All the returned items are up-cycled into new products that are then sold in some of the big box stores and also thru www.dwellsmart.com. Some of the items made are backpacks, pencil cases, lunch boxes, plant pots, waste baskets, fencing, picnic tables, notebooks, and clipboards. you can check out all of this on www.terracycle.net. Here are some other products that we are collecting for the same company.

All tape dispensers and cores, hot cereal pouches, humus containers, plastic pouches from cleaners, lo-tions, pens, markers, pumps and caps from lotions, cleaners, etc. personal care products (shampoo, condi-tioner, make-up containers, etc), energy bar wrappers, candy wrappers, potato chip and snack bags, dairy cups and plastic lids, yogurt, cream cheese, cottage or ricotta cheese, dip, margarine, sour cream, whipped topping, #5 containers, etc. please clean these first, toothpaste tubes and brushes, cheese packaging, Lunchable containers, and cereal bags, printed or not

Here are some more things:All Campbell’s product labels are continuing to be collected. The reward figures out to about one-half

cent per label. The upc’s are worth between 1 and 100 points each. Campbell’s, Prego, Swanson, V8, Pace, Pepperidge Farms, Post upc (all cereal and cereal bar), BIC upc, Pop Secret upc, Glad upc, and Wolf Gang Puck upc all figure into Campbell’s labels.

Ink cartridges, Toner cartridges, keyboards, mouse, webcams, Mp3 players, lap tops, and old cell phones also raise cash for schools.

Box Tops for Education earn 10¢ each.Can Tabs raise money for the Shriner’s Hospitals.Tyson frozen chicken bag tops with the A+ or a black box saying ‘support your school’ on them are worth

24¢. If there is a question about what to save just save the whole package. There is potential for hundreds of dollars to be earned in this area every year just from this item alone.

And then there is a new program called “Kellogs Family Rewards”. There are many ways of redeeming the points and schools are just one of the many ways. On the inside of the packaging is a 16 digit code. Just clip the code or send in the whole package. 1800 points equal one dollar!

And what does all this potential cash do for our children? It helps fund many small learning projects that individual classrooms probably would have to do without. Now think about that container that you just threw away. Do the math. If you save and send them to school or to Bud’s Shop ‘n Save in Dexter, where this volunteer also works, you could contribute financially to some child’s educational experience without spending any extra cash. And you helped the environment by keeping something out of the waste stream! A full list can be found at Bud’s. Just ask.

Thank you for saving for our children’s education. Jeff Crowell, Dexter Continued on PAGE 9


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mer is coming to an end and Se-nior Network is gearing up for its 2013-2014 schedule! If you are a senior living or visiting in any of our area towns, please join us for a morning of friendship, good con-versation, a delicious meal and learning opportunities, games, cards – or just visiting! Every Monday and Thursday, Senior Network opens its doors at the Community Center room at 10:30 a.m. in the Dover-Foxcroft Mu-nicipal Building to area seniors.

Senior Network starts their meetings at 10:30 a.m. with their “visiting circle” – grabbing a cup of coffee and getting caught up on everyone’s news and community happenings. Luncheon starts typically around 11:20 a.m. and the program or games and cards start by 12:15 p.m. Everyone helps with clean-up and usually heads home between 1-1:30 p.m. Folks are welcome to come at any point in the morning and join in.

On Mondays, the Community Café is hosted by Eastern Area Agency on Aging (EAAA). This delicious, well balanced meal is offered for a contribution of up to $4/person. Following the meal, a variety of informational pro-

Senior Network 2013 – 2014 schedulegrams is offered. Some of the more popular programs have been historical tours through area towns led by local historical societies, senior medical care,

On Thursdays, everyone brings something to contribute to the Potluck Meal. Without any real planning of “who brings what” – this meal almost always ends up with a variety of meat and veg-etable dishes, breads and des-serts! So make your favorite dish or bring a can of fruit and join in the fun!

In October, Dick Brown from the Charlotte White Center will be on hand to speak about a new program this agency is of-fering to help seniors to stay in their homes. And, on October 17, a representative from the Maine American Association of Retired Persons will be on hand to talk about the services offered through AARP.

Senior Network has several volunteers and is always looking for more people to lend a hand. Volunteers help out in different ways, and may attend one day a month or more depending upon their preferences and availabil-ity.

There is no fee to attend Senior Network. The Municipal Build-

ing is located at Morton Avenue in Dover-Foxcroft. Access to the Senior Network is through any door, including at the rear of the building through the green door that enters right into the Com-munity Room. All entrances are handicapped accessible.

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PITTSFIELD - Under early morning clear blue skies, mild temperatures and ideal condi-tions, runners and walkers of all abilities set out for the 5th Annual 5K Run/Walk to End Hunger event recently hosted by Sebasticook Valley Federal Credit Union. The event, one of many SVFCU holds through-out the year, was to raise funds that go directly to support the several food pantries in the Se-basticook Valley region. Race Director Kelley Carter reported that the 5K was a great success, which brought in box loads of non-perishable food items and netted proceeds of nearly $4,000. Carter stated that “thanks to the support of our many generous sponsors and the involvement of all the participants and so many volunteers, we exceeded our ex-pectations and had our best 5K so far.”

In addition to the runners and walkers who participated in the event, SVFCU would like to thank the following sponsors for making this our best year: A.E. Robinson Oil Company Inc. and Convenience Stores, Synergent, Varney Ford, Varney Chevro-let, Trademark Federal Credit Union, Bud’s Shop ‘n Save, Etna Auto Solutions, Tricorp Federal Credit Union, Sebasticook Fam-ily Doctors, The Eastern Gazette,

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by Minnie McCormickDOVER-FOXCROFT - Pisca-

taquis County Retired Educators met August 27 at the Bear’s Den with 18 members present. Presi-dent Gil Reynolds asked mem-bers to introduce themselves as some new members Rachel Page of Monson, Reba and David Mi-chaud of Dover-Foxcroft were present.

Gil led the Collect and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, Gloria Burns read the secretary’s re-port with no corrections. Myrna Ricker gave the treasurer’s re-port noting the profit from the basket raffle at HomeComing

netted $252.41. This will go into the scholarship fund.

Janice Ellis reported on the Day of Caring. Janice contacted the Angels program at Charlotte White and we purchased $100 in school supplies. She and Minnie McCormick delivered the items and were pleased with the proj-ect. MEA-R donated the $100. Gil thanked the people who worked on the basket raffle.

While waiting for lunch to be served, Minnie McCormick led the group in singing old songs like “She’ll Be Coming Around the Mountain,” yankee Doodle, and many others.

Tarun Johns gave a report on her trip to the High Arctic where she visited schools and saw a need for supplies. She has sent school supplies and cloth at her own expense. She now has a group of women from Greenville-Rockwood helping with cloth. Her talk was very interesting and we hope she will be able to talk more and show pictures at a meeting next year.

Gil announced the next meet-ing will be September 24. David Mahoney will be the guest speak-er to discuss how Social Security affects teachers. The meeting was adjourned.

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PITTSFIELD - Bill Wright, SVH Respiratory Therapist, will be the featured guest speaker at the Sebasticook Valley Health (SVH) Diabetes Support Group meeting on Thursday, October 10, at the SVH Administration Building in Pittsfield. Bill will

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We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their generosity and support during our July 14th tragedy. Experiencing something as devastating as the fire is life altering. The outpouring

from all the communities and businesses, near and far, was humbling and overwhelming. We will be eternally grateful for everything that

was done for us because it relieved some of the stress. It also showed us just how lucky we are to live in this community with so many true friends. Our family would especially like to acknowledge all the brave firefighters who responded to the blaze. The dedication and unselfish

bravery of all these people who tried to save our home was remarkable.Currently we are living near the farm in a home generously offered to us by Charlie and Mina Shaw. This house is finally starting to feel

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Five 4-H clubs from Piscataquis Coun-ty, the Solon Pine Tree club from Somerset County, and the Mori-son Memorial School Kids Can Grow after school group from Penobscot County participated in the Piscataquis Valley Fair, which was held in Dover-Foxcroft last month.

There were educational club exhibits, a poster contest, and over 120 individual projects en-tered for display. In addition to the displays, children were invit-ed to learn about wind power by making “human powered air cir-culators” (also called fans), mak-ing pinwheels, and generating electricity using a small wind-mill. They could also learn about the effects of static electricity on a variety of common powdered substances. The Adventures in Health Science-Guilford group, took blood pressures for fair-go-ers on Friday.

The Mid-Maine Minutemen Boys and Girls Club won first place in the club exhibit entries with their interactive shooting sports education board. Second

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The theme for this year’s poster contest was “A Century of Maine 4-H”. Like the individual project entries, the posters were judged using the Danish system. In the Danish system, entries are judged against a standard, rather than against other entries. Ex-cellent entries closest to the stan-dard receive a blue ribbon, red ribbons represent entries that have specific errors, and a white ribbon indicates that many im-provements would be needed to meet the standard.

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little over an hour of discussion the residents of the Town of Sangerville voted 2 – 1 (86 – 40) to enact the proposed Community Bill of Rights Ordinance (RBO).

Many thanks to you all who took part in this grass roots demonstration of true democracy. Whether you were part of the concerned citizens group (SCRG) who worked unbelievably hard to research and write the ordinance or whether you helped by spreading the word door to door, chatted with neighbors, wrote letters to the editor, made phone calls or sent emails, posted or displayed road signs, attended the dessert & discussion information meetings, asked questions or made comments at the public hearing, or just cast your vote at the Special Town Meeting you were all important parts of this historic process and event.

Melissa Randall, one of our “Selectmen”, remarked about the vote, “This is a refreshing breath of energy for Sangerville”. Someone else commented at the Special Town Meeting, “This Ordinance is a first brick for building a foundation of strength for our town to keep it the way it is now, the way we love it.”

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CORINTH – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has an-nounced that the Department has made a payment of $3,081 to Corinth Wood Pellets, LLC, to produce wood pellets to support the production of advanced bio-fuel.

USDA is making nearly $15.5 million in payments to 188 pro-ducers through the Advanced Biofuel Payment Program. USDA Rural Development Acting under Secretary Doug O’Brien made the announcement on Vilsack’s behalf in Omaha, Nebraska, at the National Advanced Biofuels Conference. The United States Department of Agriculture re-mains focused on carrying out its mission, despite a time of significant budget uncertainty. “Producing advanced biofuels is a major component of the drive to take control of America’s en-ergy future by developing domes-tic, renewable energy sources,” O’Brien said. “These payments represent the Obama Adminis-tration’s commitment to support an ‘all-of-the-above’ energy strat-

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The funding is being provided through USDA’s Advanced Biofu-el Payment Program, which was established in the 2008 Farm Bill. Under this program, pay-ments are made to eligible pro-ducers based on the amount of advanced biofuels produced from renewable biomass, other than corn kernel starch. Examples of eligible feedstocks include but are not limited to: crop residue; animal, food and yard waste; veg-etable oil; and animal fat.

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September 19th– Rockwood Post Office 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

September 24th– Monson Northwoods Clinic 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

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September Oct 1st– Greenville Northwoods Clinic 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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THE LIGHT IN HER EYES Filmmaker Present for Screening BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD Filmmaker Present for Screening

THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 2013

6:30 p.m. Under The Same Moon (La Misma Luna) Monson Community Center

FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 2013

2:00 p.m. Valley Of Saints Monson Community Center

SATURDAY, SEPT. 28, 2013

2:00 p.m. Bones Brigade: An Autobiography Monson Community Center

6:30 p.m. The Loving Story Monson Community Center

SUNDAY, SEPT. 29, 2013

2:00 p.m. Chasing Ice Maine Street, Monson, Maine

TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 2013

6:30 p.m. The Light In Her Eyes Hermon High School Auditorium 2415 Route 2, Hermon, Maine

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6:30 p.m. Town Of Runners Monson Community Center

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 2013

6:30 p.m. The Light In Her Eyes Monson Community Center

THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 2013

5:30 p.m. Beasts Of The Southern Wild Filmmaker Reception Monson Community Center

6:30 p.m. Beasts Of The Southern Wild Monson Community Center

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MONSON - The Town of Mon-son has welcomed Film Forward, an international touring pro-gram that offers film screenings, workshops, and discussions with filmmakers. Film Forward is an initiative of Sundance Institute and four U.S. federal cultural agencies.

Film Forward will travel to only eight locations worldwide this year. This is the first time these films will be screened in Monson. Monson is scheduled to be the last stop on this year’s tour and the final opportunity for the public to take advantage of this free cultural event.

The goal of Film Forward is to build communities and engage audiences through film and to use it as a vehicle for cultural dialogue. The program extends beyond the screen to create audi-ence interaction. The unique dia-logue that happens at Film For-ward events can affect change in attitudes and perceptions. Film Forward brings artists and au-diences together to experience a story in hopes of gaining under-standing, realizing commonali-ties and challenging perspectives of issues that may divide us. Film Forward will provide area students a unique opportunity to engage in discussions with

award-winning film makers. Beginning September 26, the

eight films will be screened at the Monson Community Center at 35 Greenville Road in Mon-son. Michael Gottwald, producer of Academy Award nominated “Beasts of the Southern Wild” and Laura Nix, the filmmaker for the documentary “The Light in her Eyes” will attend the pro-gram in Monson to participate in post-screening discussions. Gottwald and Nix will also be participating at screenings held at four local high schools - Green-ville High School, Piscataquis Community Secondary School, Foxcroft Academy, and Hermon High School.

The screenings held at the Monson Community Center are free and are open to the public. The evening screenings held at Greenville and Hermon High Schools are also free and open to the public. Area residents are encouraged to attend and partici-pate in this cultural event.

For more information, see the color schedule elsewhere on this page, or call the Monson Town Office 997-3641. For a full sched-ule of events in Maine visit www.sundance.org/filmforward or www.monsonmaine.org.

Monson welcomes Sundance film program

CRUISE IN TO END HUN-GER - This year’s Cruise In to End Hunger was held August 10 at the Maine Highland Federal Credit Union Dexter office parking lot. Approxi-mately 80 antique and classic cars were on display and an Elvis Tribute Artist, EP Rock, took the stage for a one-hour Elvis concert. Proceeds for the barbeque lunch benefit-ted MHFCU’s Campaign for Ending Hunger.

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 291ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Bud’s. 10 AM. Guest Rev Margaret Beckman.RIPLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Lay Leader David Mosley on “To be Strong to the Finish, you must eat your Spinach.” 9 AM. Fellowship before church.CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study, 9 AM. Fellowship 9:30 AM. Service 10 AM. “Maturity That Empowers.” Pastor Robert Herring.UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF SANGERVILLE & DOVER-FOXCROFT - Corner Church & Main St., Sangerville. Guest Cindy Freeman Cyr and Musician Betty Loadman. 9:30 AM.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1MOUNT KATAHDIN SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING - Brownville Community Church Hall. Noon.WASSOOKEAG SNOWMOBILE CLUB - Number 10 Rd., Dexter. 7 PM. Clubhouse.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2DOVER-FOXCROFT HISTORICAL MEETING - Gerrish Room, Thayer Parkway. 7 PM. Ghost Stories.RIPLEY TRAIL RIDERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB MEETING - Ripley School. 7 PM.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5FALL BAZAAR - Holy Family Parish, Greenville. 9 AM - 1 PM. Judy Baker 695-4475.CONTRA DANCE - East Sangerville Grange. 7 - 10 PM. Cynthia Hall 564-7717 or Alan Bray 564-2722.MILO VENDOR/CRAFT FAIR - Penquis Middle School Gym. 9 AM - 2 PM. 5k run 8 AM Penquis High parking lot. Kathyrn Ladd 944-6948 or Allison McCormick 943-6446.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6RIPLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Lay Leader David Mosley on “What to do when you are waiting on God.” 9 AM. Fellowship before church.BOILED DINNER - Ripley Grange Hall, Rte. 23. 11:30 AM. $6/adults, $3/Age 3 - 8, Free/under 3.SERRV SALE - Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church Chapel. 10:45 AM - Noon.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11SOUP DINNER - American Legion Hall, Dexter. $5/Adults, $2.50/Kids.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19APPLE FESTIVAL - Sebec Village Reading Room. Contests, food, etc. Barbara 564-3232.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2CRAFT FAIR - Harmony Community Center. 9 AM - 2 PM. $10/table. Carolyn Lary 683-5237 or Cheryl Ricker 683-5621.

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16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com

Bagged Cedar

Shavings

Free estimates - Fully Insured

FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS

LANCASTERFOUNDATIONS

924-5423

C.L.

285-3572 Cell: 570-2482

Sullivan Masonry Inc.

Charleston

~ Over 40 years experience ~

Brick - Block - Stonework Chimneys - Chimney Lining

Residential

Tree Removal At Discounted RatesCall 24/7

Tree removal • Tree pruningEmergency tree removal

Fully insured - Free estimates

Get that tree before it gets you!

717-TREE (8733)Serving Central Maine

We Work Weekends

SIMMONS

Stump Grinding, Excavation, Dozing, Septics, Driveways,

Clearing, Stumping, Sitework

Stump Removal & Earthworks

564-7071 Free Estimates

Stump Grinding Maine Stump

Removal683.5525Harmony Jeff McKenney

Call Hanson’s Jacking & Leveling

965-7881

Fix what’s under your home or camp…before you fix what’s inside!

We lift & level Homes, Camps & Barns. Sill & Floor Stringer Replacements.

References & free estimates available upon request.

Dover Small Engine Repair 3 Whittier St., Dover-Foxcroft

450-9111Used Push mowers, Riders &

Used Parts available too.

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LICENSED AND INSURED

Greg Macomber Casey Macomber

Dexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected] Website: www.macomberelectrical.com

ACCEPTED!

FIREWOODUnseasoned $210/cord

Cut, split & delivered Good Wood.

Certified Measure.

Doug Thomas 277-3017

[email protected]

SERVICE DIRECTORY

407 Finson Road, Bangor, Maine 04401

942-3894PE

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G Pump Services & Well Pump SuppliesNo Water?

We Specialize in Fixing Broken Water Systems...FAST!

Water • Sewage • Booster Farms • Homes • Camps

Water TreatmentWe Travel • No Extra Cost

Emergency Service“We Service All Makes”

Water Pump Supplies & Parts

Submersibles • Jets • Tanks Pipes • Wire

All Well Pump Accessories!T-Bars to Lend “No Charge”

“We Sell For Less”

Since 1939

FIREWOODGreen Hardwood $205 CORD

Seasoned Hardwood $240 CORD CUT • SPLIT • DELIVERED

16” Hardwood Slabs 2 Cord Loads $325

SHORT ENDS AVAILABLEDon Reynolds 938-3649

LI HEAP CUSTOMERS WELCOME

Mechanics • Brakes • Shocks/StrutsRust Repair • Oil/Grease • Welding

Tire Repair • Tune Up • U-Joint RepairSTATE INSPECTION STATION

(207) 563-0927

Blown Insulation852-5834

• Attics • Walls

Insulate your home today andsave on your heating bill this winter

• Free Estimate • Insured

BUBBA’SFood Service Equipment

192 Elm St., Route 2Newport, ME 04953

Warehouse: 207-368-4010 • Fax 207-368-5559M-F: 8 am - 5 pm

www.bubbasequipment.com • [email protected]

SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS:

3 Months$120

1-800-287-2295

Gustin’s ServicesLawn Care, Lawn Cleanups

Fully Insured • Free Estimates924-6863

SnowplowingResidential & Commercial

The Office will be closed from October 18-November 15.Patients needing refills or other attention should

call before that time. We will reopen Monday, November 18.

NOTICE NOTICE

564-8441

If you have a current tanning package (purchased on or after September 25, 2012), and believe you may be due a refund for unused tanning sessions, please call the Salon at 924-0040 and leave a clear message including the name on your Salon card,

phone number and complete mailing address. FOR SALE:

In-stock lotions, goggles, stickers,tanning beds (1-20 min., 1-15 min. with face bulbs), stand-up booth (9 min.) and bed cleaning supplies.

Interested parties should call 924-0040 and leave a message including your name and telephone number.

Thank you for your patronage,Hott Lava Tanning Salon

HOTT LAVA

Hott Lava Tanning Salon is permanently closing Wednesday, September 25, 2013.

Closure is to accommodate future improvements to the Dexter Laundromat.

TOWN OF CAMBRIDGECambridgeCemeteriesall seasonal decorations should be

removed by Oct. 15Thank you -

Cemetery Committee

MILO WATER DISTRICT CUSTOMERS

Our fall hydrant flushing program will begin on October 15th, 2013 and continue for a couple of weeks. This opera-tion may cause some temporary disturbance in the water

system such as discoloration or low pressure.

This is an important part of maintaining our water system. Please direct any questions to 943-2501 during the hours of

7:00 A.M.–3:30 P.M. THANK YOU

COTTAGE FOR RENTDEXTER - 2 cottages on Echo Lake. Sept.-Oct. $375 - $425. Sleep six. Porch, canoe. More info call 924-3939.

YARD SALEDEXTER0 - 216 Charleston Rd. 2 families or more. 9-5. Fri. & Sat. September 27 & 28. Rain or shine.

YARD SALEDERBy - 65 Ferry Rd. Satur-day, Sept. 28. 9-3. Small upright freezer, dishwasher, book shelf, cabinet, baker’s rack, bureau, household goods, books. Rain or shine. Great deals.

WANTEDAMMUNITION - Boxed or loose. No reloads. Also buying gun sights. Orrington ME. 825-3882.

WANTEDFIDDLES (VIOLINS) for the new fiddle classes to be offered in the Guilford schools, grades K through 12. We will take fiddles of any size and in any condition. call 876-2919.

I’M STILL BUyING U.S. GOLD COINS, U.S. silver dollars before 1936, and all denomination old U.S. coins and paper money. Also buying early coin banks. Dean R. Thompson. 924-6496.

WANTEDCOLLECTION starting for Local Early American History Museum of hand cranked devices NOT powered by gasoline or electricity. Old farming machines, lumber-ing, blacksmithing, churns, kitch-en equipment, mixers, scythes, wooden hay forks etc. Email de-scription, phone number, best time to call to: [email protected]


ANTIQUES WANTED

OVER 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE!

Glass • Photography • Books Furniture • Art • Gold & Silver

Almost Anything Old

SINGLE ITEMS TO COMPLETE ESTATES

Maynard Ross Antiques

Rt. 7, Corinna • 278-3400Maynard & Tonya Ross

HONEST & DEPENDABLE

CALL US TODAY!

Plummer Memorial FoundationANNUAL

MEETING October 1, 2013

6:30 p.m.Dexter Fire Station,

Dexter

NOTICE OF ANNUAL

MEETING

TOWN OF CORINNANOTICE OF TAX SALE

The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Corinna will be accept-ing bids for the purchase of the municipality’s interest in one tax-acquired property. Each bid must be in writing and in a sealed envelope marked “Tax Sale Bid, 226 Lincoln Mills Road” on the outside. The Board of Selectmen must receive all bids no later than 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 9th , 2013. Late bids will not be opened or considered. The minimum bid requirement for this property is $1,500.00. Each bid must also include the bidder’s name, mailing address and phone number and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a cer-tified check or money order, in an amount equal to or greater than 10 % of the bid price. The successful bidder’s deposit will be credited to the total purchase price for that parcel. Deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. Any bid that does not contain the proper deposit will be rejected. Bids will be opened, reviewed and awarded by the Selectmen at the Fire Annex during their regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, October 9th, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. The Board of Selectmen reserve the right to reject any and all bids. The suc-cessful bidder shall have 30 days from the date of the bid accep-tance in which to complete the purchase. Any questions should be directed to Kimberly Godsoe, Town Manager, 207-278-4183. The property will be conveyed by a quitclaim deed without cov-enants that will convey the town’s interest in the property. In the event that a successful bidder fails, for any reason, to complete the purchase in the time stated, the bid acceptance is void and the bid-der’s deposit shall be forfeited to the Town. The Board of Select-men may thereafter negotiate a sale of the property with any or all-unsuccessful bidders.The property for sale is described on the Town Tax Maps as: Map _7_, Lot _43_. The tax maps and other public information concern-ing the property may be reviewed at the Town Office during its nor-mal business hours, which are: Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

TOWN OF MILOPUBLIC HEARINGThe Town of Milo Selectmen will be holding a

Public Hearing, Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at TheMilo Town Hall at 6:00 PM. The Public Hearing

will be to discuss the 2014 Budget and to getfeedback from the residents on what services the

residents want to keep or to reduce, examples:Snowplowing, Trash Pickup, Recreation

Department, Library and etc. Due to possiblebudget cuts and reduction in Revenues from the

State of Maine, please attend and voice anyconcerns and/or support.

Those requiring Auxiliary Aid - Contact the Town Office 72 Hours prior to Meeting.

943-2202

SERVICE DIRECTORY

PAGE’S BUILDINGDavid 924-5142

Garages, Siding, Roofing General Carpentry Camps - Insured

DOOREEnergy Inc.

343-1781

Oil

FURNACE REPAIRSand CLEANING

J M Bowman Portable Welding & Equipment Repair

24 Denbow Rd., St. Albans, ME 04971

Cell (207) 745-6784Home (207) 938-2851

A.E.Robinson Oil Company, Inc.

“Count On Us To Keep You Warm”

Phone: 564-8131U

R o b i n s o n

Heating Oil, Propane, Plumbing Services, Air Conditioning

and more!

The

UPHOLSTERY• Furniture • Marine

It’s cheaper to redo than buy new!

[email protected]

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Thomas Douglass Head of Operations Cell 313-1394

MASTER LOGGERFully Insured

Specializing in Enviromentally Friendly Cut to Length Logging

R.A

. Thomas Logging

“STILL GOING STRONG”

Logs & Pulpwood Broker - Looking for Stumpage lots to cut CLP 876-2722 Guilford ME

JD Raymond Timberlands

- Land Clearing - Timber Harvest - Grinding

- Competitive Stumpage - Lump sum payments - Advance payments

Certified Logging Professionals Licensed Professional Forester

(207) 564-2186 or (207) 557-9737

www.jdraymond.com

SEWING MACHINE SALES & SERVICE

647 Dover Road Dexter, Maine 04930 (207) 924-9987

Open Tues - Weds - Thurs 8 am - 5 pm

“Put a new song in your Singer”

Servicing Most Makes & Models

FIFTH GENERATION LOGGING

Private Wood Lots WantedSelective Cutting Specialist,

25 years experienceMany Referrals Top Prices Paid

Sebec, ME 564-3384 Home

343-1377 Cell Jacob Burdin Owner - Operator

DCS Construction GENERAL CONTRACTING

• Metal Roofing • Home Remodeling • Windows & Doors

938-2821 home or 416-4117 cell

Lawn Care ~ Mulching ~ Spring Clean-Ups ~ Shrub TrimmingGarden Rototilling ~ Power Washing ~ Interior Clean-Outs

Fully Insured ~ 12 Yrs Exp ~ 10% Sr Discount ~ Family Operated564-8158 CooverServices.com

Instant Garages/Shelters • Portable Buildings24 Park Street, Milo, ME

(207) 943-5200 or call 943-3440

Schoodic EntErpriSES

Pleasure Island Aluminum Boat Docks, Boat Lifts & Marine Supplies24 Park Street, Milo, ME

(207) 943-5200 or call 943-3440

Schoodic EntErpriSES

Mainely Crafts 445 Corinna Rd., Dexter, ME 04930

New Crafters Welcome, Please Call 924-5900.

Anderson Building & Woodworking Co.Scott D Anderson

*New Homes, Camps, Garages*Full Scale Remodeling Int / ExtDecks, Siding, Roofing, Painting

Call For Your Free Estimate 207-441-7093

[email protected]

564-7292Brian

Interior & Exterior • Licensed & Insured

George’s PaintingInterior - Exterior

Some Carpentry, Drywall repairsFree Estimates - Fully Insured

207-355-4430 240-345-6206

Foster Painting Co.

LEAD CERTIFIED INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

FULLY INSURED

(207) 368-5078

25 years of Quality and Reliability Bishop’s Garage & Small Engine

Sales & Service, MonsonBig to Small, We Service All

Have your car or lawnmower serviced hereCar Inspections, too

997-3600 Kentt Bishop

CORINNA AUTO BODYRt. 7, Corinna • 924-6464

• Trained Technician • Commercial Truck Painting & Equipment

• Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinishing • 24 Hr. Towing FREE for Collision Customers

• Chassis Liner Frame Equipment • DuPont Paint • Enterprise Rentals Available

BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC.Water Wells

Complete Pump InstallationWater Softeners

Free Estimates

Call DOUG876-4580

SANGERVILLE

1x1/3 Months/$120 1-800-287-2295

SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS:

3 Months$120

1-800-287-2295

[email protected]

Kyle PaquinOwner-Operator

709 Garland RoadDexter, Maine

24/7 Emergency ServiceCall today to schedule a cleaning!

207-717-4674Find us on Facebook

OR CALL 989-7456

POLAR ENERGY POLAR ENERGY LLCLLC

Family owned and operated!

Order online at WWW.POLARENERGYMAINE.COM

#2 Heating Oil, Kerosene

Call for discounted

prices!

*100 GAL MIN, Credit Cards Accepted!

Heat your home for less!

Seamans Electrical Services, LLC

Commercial & Residential WiringNew Construction,

Maintenance and RepairsMajor credit cards accepted. 207-924-7466

Service Directory:1x1/3 Months/$120

1-800-287-2295

Robert Goodwin 564-7400

Specializing in Hazardous and Hard to Access Trees

State of Maine Licensed Arborist

Locally Owned Fully Insured

Offering Residential & CommercialSNOWPLOWING,SALT & SANDINGin the Dover-Foxcroft & Charleston areas

inc.

[email protected]

WANTEDBUy SELL TRADE - Guns & Am-munition. Orrington. 825-3882.

SPA & HOT TUBHOT TUB AND SPA SERVICE. We repair all brands of spas and hot tubs. We also repair steam and sauna. Call 277-3540. Please leave a message.

REAL ESTATEBURNHAM - Small 2 bedroom trailer, 1 1/2 acres all fields, well, septic, electric, RV dump sta-tion. Asking $38,900. Also, many cheap lots of land in many towns, surveyed, on town roads, utilities. Seller will finance or rent to own. Call 1-781-259-9124.


BROOKSIDE PARK

20 Morton Ave., Dover-Foxcroft

564-7400Currently Available:

Nice 2-bedroom

Mobile Home$600/mo.

Washer/Dryer included

4 - 1 bedroom apartmentsPark Street Village

MiloRental Assistance available

NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.

C.B. Mattson, Inc.360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale

P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 043451-800-244-2297Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS

An equal opportunity providerand employer

Available Now

1 & 2 bedroom apartmentsEastside Village

NewportRental Assistance available

NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.

C.B. Mattson, Inc.360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale

P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 043451-800-244-2297Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS

An equal opportunity providerand employer

Available Now

Brownville Junction2.21 acres

Former site of Brownville Jct. High School

5 North St. Town Water & sewer on siteLevel, corner lot with

driveway in placePriced at $19,500

279-0878

HOUSE LOTFOR SALE

H.A.Higgins&Son, Inc.FOUNDATIONS & SITEWORK

ONE CALL - WE DO IT ALLFULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES

285-3404Fax: 285-7190

CONCRETEFoundations • Floors

Slabs • Frost Walls

SITEWORKExcavation • Driveways

Septic Systems Gravel • Loam • Stone

31 Main Street, Milocontinues to offer automatic and will-call heating fuel services to the greater Milo, Brownville, LaGrange areas from our office here in Milo.The Harmon’s Fuel Oil business office on Main Street is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for orders, payments and additional heating services.

Stop by or call:

943-2561 or 1-800-564-3835

HARMON’SHeating Oil

IMMEDIATE 2 BEDROOM VACANCY.Vouchers Welcomed!! Rents start at $586.00.

Income limits apply; Coin-op laundry available on-site. Heating with new energy efficient Heat Pumps!

For applications, visit www.mainedevelopment.com,or contact us at:

Maine Development Associates1-800-639-1747

TTY 711/ 800-437-1220We are an Equal Opportunity organization

HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS,33 Prospect St, Dexter.

Equal Housing Opportunity

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Sebec: Cozy 1BR efficiency apt., upstairs, separate entry, great views. $525/mo. Heat, HW, electricity incl.Dover-Foxcroft: 109 Pleasant St., spacious 2BR 1 1/2 Bath apt., ground floor, separate entrance. $750/mo. Heat, HW, trash removal incl.DEXTER: 58 Main St. 2BR apt., upstairs $625/mo. Heat & hot water included. MILO: 2-3BR apt. in house. No other occupants in building $575/mo. All utilities extra.EAST CORINTH: Skolfield Manor, 1 BR apt., upstairs $645/mo. 2 efficiency units, downstairs, $495/mo. & $530/mo. Heat, hot water, electricity& trash removal included. Coin-op washer/dryer on premises.

One year lease, references and security deposit required.

Call 343-1447email: [email protected]

Featured Property MLS 1081858 $83,500

Newport four family priced to move! All the units are full. Good location, easy access to shopping and the Interstate. If you have been looking for an investment, the numbers work on this one. Comes with an oversized two car garage and is on a 1/2 lot. Live in one unit and let the tenants pay the mortgage! Seller says to make an offer. Land Listings: Selection of 1 - 35 acre lots in Garland, Sebec, Dover, Milo, & Brownville avail-able with owner-financing option. Call for details.

Let us find your ideal property. Maine Properties Realty

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To Apply: Call 534-7379TOLL FREE 1-888-244-7072

Dial 711 for TTD/TTY

Theriault Property ManagementPO Box 215, Rockwood ME 04478

Elderly applicants must be 62 years of age or older. Handicapped/disabled applicants may be under 62.

We are an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer

CLASSIFIED DEADLINE: MONDAY AT 5:00 P.M.

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HELP WANTEDCORINTH - Looking for a self-motivated individual with skills in light & medium-duty mechan-ics (diesel would be first choice). If not willing to obtain CDL license, do not apply. Pay based on skills & previous employment. Owner is serious about hire. Monday-Friday, 40 hrs/wk. Please bring resume. If interested, please call 285-3416 to set up interview.

FOR SALEKAyAKS - Two Perception Kay-aks with whitewater spray skirts. 1 red, 1 blue. $300 each. Used very little. 277-5942.

2012 FORD TAURUS SEL - 15,100 miles. Sync voice system, reverse sensing system, 3.5 V6, auto, front wheel drive, Sirius satellite, MP3 audio. Call John 207-949-4829.

AFFORDABLE, CLEAN, safe and efficient wood heat. Central Boiler OUTDOOR WOOD FUR-NACE. Heats multiple buildings. Central Maine Classics 207-672-4455.

FIREWOODCORINNA - Quality firewood. Solid mixed hardwood, green. $200/cord. Fair measure. No Sun-day calls please. 278-2373.

DOVER-FOXCROFT AREA. Un-seasoned only, mixed hardwood. $210/cord, 2 cord minimum. Please leave a message for Scott. 717-8733.

STORAGEMULTI-USE /RV all season stor-age units. 450-800 sq. ft. 10-12 ft. roll up doors. Clean, dry, very secure. Downtown golf course lo-cation. $25 & up. Milo. 943-9057.

AL-ANONMILO – Mondays, 7-8 p.m. Unit-ed Methodist Church, Park St.

HARTLAND - Wednesdays 7-8 p.m. at Irving Tanning Commu-nity Center, Hartland. For infor-mation, call 938-3163.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

“A.A.” 24 HOUR HOTLINE:

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - 11 a.m. Dover-Foxcroft Group @ Library. Rt. 15 - D/O

HARTLAND - 7 pm Graceland UM church - O/D

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06 Ford Ranger SupercabXLT, 4x4

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04 Mercury Sable LSLeather Interior, Moonroof,

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2012 Chevrolet Sonic LTZ

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2013 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4 Z-71

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2012 Chevrolet Traverse AWD LT

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2011 Chevrolet Malibu

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2011 Chevrolet Cruze LT

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2013 Chevrolet Express 2500 Cargo

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2014 Chevrolet Impala LS

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2012 Nissan Altima

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2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD LS

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2013 Ford Escape AWD SEL

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2010 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4

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2012 Chevrolet Camaro 2LT

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13972, 5.3 V-8, Rear Camera, PW, PL, PS, HD Tow,

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2014 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT

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Looking for something specific? Let us check our other 19 locations’ inventory of 600 used cars, trucks and minivans and have that vehicle delivered here for you at our Newport store on 25 Moosehead Trail!

2009 Hyundai Santa Fe LtdMANAGER’SSPECIAL ONLY $18,495V6, Automatic, Leather Interior, Moonroof,

XM Radio, Premium Sound System CM21548

2009 Nissan MuranoPRICEREDUCED $19,995

Air Conditioning, Leather Interior, Bose AudioSystem, Moonroof, Only 66,000 Miles CM21622

2012 Chevy Impala LTPRICEREDUCED $15,995

V6, Automatic, PW, PL, Power Seat, Cruise,Alloys, Only 36,000 Miles CM21732

2008 Cadillac CTSMANAGER’SSPECIAL ONLY $18,995

V6, Automatic, Leather Heated Seats, Moonroof, Bose Audio, Only 58,000 Miles CM21557

2005 GMC Yukon DenaliMANAGER’SSPECIAL ONLY $9,995

6.0L V8, Heated Leather Seats, Moonroof, RearEntertainment, Navigation, Tow Pkg. CM21027A

25 Moosehead Trail, Newport

2010 Chevy Silverado LTZ 4x4ONLY $34,495

6.2L V8, Auto, Leather, Moonroof, Z71 Off RoadPackage, Only 43,000 Miles CM21728

Avoid the 10%INCREASE in State

Sales TaxComingOct. 1st!Buy in

Septemberand Save!

191 East Main St., Dover-Foxcroft207-564-3434

1-800-564-1264www.rowellsgarage.com

07 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID, BUTTON START, PW/PL, BT

$14,495

11 BUICK ENCLAVE 3.6L V6, 6-SPD AUTO, AWD, XM

$32,495

12 JEEP LIBERTY PW/PL, CD

$18,995

11 MAZDA 6 SPORT AUTO, V6, PW/PL, CD, MP3, BT

$17,495

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*Prices subject to change without notice. Price includes all applicable incentivies. For trade assistance must trade 95 or new car, truck or SUV. Must qualify for incentivies. Tax and Title extra. See Dealer for complete details.

368-4300 • 1-800-613-3673

Just off Exit 157 on I-95 We Care About You Before and After the Sale

Customer Satisfaction Is Our #1 Priority

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FIRST YEAR MAINTENANCE INCLUDED WITH ANY NEW OR USED PURCHASE

2013 Dodge Ram 4x4 Crew Cab

N5353, PW, PL, CD, A/C, AM/FM, Tilt, Cruise

VARNEY PRICE $27 ,995

VARNEY PRICE $21,595

2012 Ford Escape Limited 4x4N5270, PW/PL, AM/FM, Tilt, CC,

Alloy Wheels, Leather

Heated Seats


2012 Chevrolet Impala LTZN5366, PW, PL,

Tilt, Cruise, A/C,

Moonroof, Leather

2013 Ford Edge AWD SE87746, PW, PL, AM/FM, Cruise Control, +More, MSRP $30,545

Save $5,050


2014 Ford Fiesta SE

30311, PW, PL, Cruise, Sync Services, Alloy Wheels, MSRP $18,990

Save $995Varney Price $17,995

2013 Transit Connect Wagon XLT

7143, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt, Cruise, Rear Camera, MSRP $25,755

Save $2,760Varney Price $22,995

2013 Ford Focus SE

30296, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Wheels, MSRP $20,730


2013 Ford Escape SEL 4WD


87729, PW, PL, SYNC, Universal Garage Door Opener,

MSRP $32,210

Save $4,215

2013 Ford Taurus Limited AWD3014, Rear Cam, Spoiler, Heated

Leather Seats, CC, SYNC, +More!!!

MSRP $35,920


FALL SAVINGS BEGIN HERE2013 Ford F-150

Supercab XLT 4x4

10984, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, A/C, Alloys, MSRP $39,745


2013 Ford E-250 Cargo Van

7131, Power Windows, Power Locks, 5.4 Engine, +More!, MSRP $31,355



2012 Ford F-150 Supercrew XLTN5278,

4x4, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt,

Tow Pkg., +More!!!


2013 Dodge Dart

N5314, PW/PL, AM/FM,

Tilt, + More!!!


2011 Jeep WranglerUnlimited Sport 4x4,30220A,

Fresh Trade

VARNEY PRICE $6,995

2001 Ford FocusN5399A,

Fuel Saver, AM/FM, CD,

+More!!!


2012 Ford Fusion SE

N5275, PW, PL, Cruise Control, +More


2012 Mazda 6

N5364, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, A/C

VARNEY PRICE

2012 Toyota Camry

N5375, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, A/C,

CD

$17,995

2013 Ford C-Max Hybrid SE

30309, Heated Seats, PW, PL, Cruise, Alloy Wheels, MSRP $26,290


Price Includes

Trade Assistance

VARNEY PRICE

2012 Kia OptimaN5363, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt, Cruise,

A/C

$17,995

Just like t-shirts, one plan never really fits all. That’s why U.S. Cellular® offers a wide range of options. You can choose one that’s right for you at Dave’s World. Finally, a plan that will cover you in all the right places.

Kyocera DuraPro

After $50 mail-in rebate that comes as a Mastercard® debit

card. Applicable Messaging Plus Data Plan required. New 2 yr. agmt. and $35 device act. fee

may apply.

$99.99 Kyocera Hydro

XTRM

After instant savings and applicable terms. Applicable

Smartphone Data Plan required. New 2 yr. agmt. and $35 device

act. fee may apply.

$29.99

Things we want you to know: A new 2-yr. agmt. (subject to a pro-rated $150 early termination fee for feature phones, modems and hotspot devices and a $350 early termination fee for smartphones and tablets) required. Agmt. terms apply as long as you are a cstmr. $35 act. fee and credit approval may apply. Regulatory Cost Recovery Fee applies; this is not a tax or gvmt. required charge. Add. fees, taxes and terms apply and vary by svc. and eqmt. Promotional Phone subject to change. U.S. Cellular MasterCard Debit Card issued by MetaBank pursuant to a license from MasterCard International Incorporated. Cardholders are subject to terms and conditions of the card as set forth by the issuing bank. Card does not have cash access and can be used at any merchants that accept MasterCard debit cards. Card valid through expiration date shown on front of card. Allow 10-12 weeks for processing. Application and data network usage charges may apply when accessing applications. Applicable feature phone Data Plans start at $10/month. Smartphone Data Plans start at $20/month or are included with certain Belief Plans. 4G LTE not available in all areas. Pricing available in current and upcoming 2012 4G LTE markets. See uscellular.com/4G for complete coverage details. 4G LTE service provided through King Street Wireless, a partner of U.S. Cellular. LTE is a trademark of ETSI. See store or uscellular.com for details. Limited time offer, while supplies last. Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. ©2013 U.S. Cellular.PROPRE_7_5x10

Goodbye less for more.Hello more for less.

Dover-Foxcroft16 Summer St., 207-564-2784

CALL FOR STORE HOURS.

Just like t-shirts, one plan never really fits all. That’s why U.S. Cellular® offers a wide range of options. You can choose one that’s right for you at Dave’s World. Finally, a plan that will cover you in all the right places.

Kyocera DuraPro

After $50 mail-in rebate that comes as a Mastercard® debit

card. Applicable Messaging Plus Data Plan required. New 2 yr. agmt. and $35 device act. fee

may apply.

$99.99 Kyocera Hydro

XTRM

After instant savings and applicable terms. Applicable

Smartphone Data Plan required. New 2 yr. agmt. and $35 device

act. fee may apply.

$29.99

Things we want you to know: A new 2-yr. agmt. (subject to a pro-rated $150 early termination fee for feature phones, modems and hotspot devices and a $350 early termination fee for smartphones and tablets) required. Agmt. terms apply as long as you are a cstmr. $35 act. fee and credit approval may apply. Regulatory Cost Recovery Fee applies; this is not a tax or gvmt. required charge. Add. fees, taxes and terms apply and vary by svc. and eqmt. Promotional Phone subject to change. U.S. Cellular MasterCard Debit Card issued by MetaBank pursuant to a license from MasterCard International Incorporated. Cardholders are subject to terms and conditions of the card as set forth by the issuing bank. Card does not have cash access and can be used at any merchants that accept MasterCard debit cards. Card valid through expiration date shown on front of card. Allow 10-12 weeks for processing. Application and data network usage charges may apply when accessing applications. Applicable feature phone Data Plans start at $10/month. Smartphone Data Plans start at $20/month or are included with certain Belief Plans. 4G LTE not available in all areas. Pricing available in current and upcoming 2012 4G LTE markets. See uscellular.com/4G for complete coverage details. 4G LTE service provided through King Street Wireless, a partner of U.S. Cellular. LTE is a trademark of ETSI. See store or uscellular.com for details. Limited time offer, while supplies last. Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. ©2013 U.S. Cellular.PROPRE_7_5x10

Goodbye less for more.Hello more for less.

Dover-Foxcroft16 Summer St., 207-564-2784

CALL FOR STORE HOURS.New US Cellular Store hours starting 10/1/13 M-F 9-6 Sat 9-5

Sun 12-5

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