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MILO/BROWNVILLE - At the Wednesday, April 1st morning meeting, Three Rivers Kiwanis|Milo-Brownville (TRK) attendees were enthralled by a slideshow presentation by Nancy and Tom Harrigan detailing their recent trip to New Zealand and Australia. Several members and guests enjoyed profession-al-quality photographs and several fascinating and humorous anecdotes of their trip with Road Scholars, formerly Elder Hostel. The Kiwanis building offers presenters a 60-inch screen, wall-mounted television screen allowing easy viewing from around the room.

“We’ve traveled on a number of trips with Road Scholar, who gave us all a comprehensive printed book with detailed day-by-day descriptions, a suggested reading list, and a list of the lecturers and their bios,” said Nancy. Tom reported their tour included eight fl ights and 3000 mile in their own car on a trip to and from Florida before and after disembarking for Down Under. Tom reported, “We arrived in Auck-

VISITING AUSTRALIA - Tom & Nancy Harrigan partaking of the traditional champagne toast to the setting sun on Uluru (formerly Ayers Rock) in the Northern Territory of Australia.

Three Rivers Kiwanis members enjoythe Harrigan’s “down under” travelogue

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land four days before starting the tour to get over jetlag and get ready for our tour. We do that on all our long-distance trips.” A high point was the cultural show of the New Zealand Maoris, say-ing it was the best cultural per-formance they have ever seen. The list of locations they visited included: Rotorua, then on to Christchurch, which was devas-tated by an earthquake in fall of 2010 then another one in Febru-ary of 2011. Akaroa was next, a beautiful town with a beautiful harbor. They visited the Inter-national Antarctic Centre where centre staff put visitors into warm jackets with hoods, and put

them all in a room and dropped the temperature and gave them a blast of cold wind – all to simu-late being in Antarctica. “Like being in Maine in January,” said Nancy. The next fl ight was to the southernmost city in NZ and on to Milford Sound, which is on the west coast of the South Island and offers spectacular natural features. They next traveled to Queenstown and Wellington on

the southern tip of the North Is-land. The tour group took a fl ight to Melbourne Australia. Next on the agenda was Sydney, with its world-famous bridge and the amazing opera house. Nancy told us the opera house was originally budgeted to cost $7M, but ended up costing $107M, entirely from donations. The tour headed lastly to Cairns on the northeast coast to see the Great Barrier Reef.

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GARLAND - It’s Spring, which means it is time for Garland Grange’s Annual Public Supper Season. For well over a decade, Garland Grange has been provid-ing monthly public suppers as a major fund-raising effort.

The public meals have grown the organization’s treasury to al-low for minor improvements to the building over the years.

“We really appreciate the com-munity’s support of Garland Grange,” says Garland Grange Master and Chef Bill Bemis. “ We have developed quite a following for our suppers.”

Public supper season starts at Garland GrangeOver the past few years loyal

supper patrons have come to ex-pect Bill’s famous Baked Beans and Macaroni and Cheese as well as the homemade bread and des-serts. However, as the treasury was building, some community members asked about what the money was being used for.

“I am the fi rst one they see when they come into supper,” says Secretary Andrea Rollins, “so I am often asked what their money is being used towards.”

Rollins is happy to be able to have a great answer for them this year. The fall of 2014 saw Garland Grange undertaking two major capital projects on the historic hall.

First, was the drilling of a new well. For many years (no one is certain as to when), Garland Grange has been getting wa-ter from the next door Garland Community Baptist Church. When the water line froze under the parking lot between the two buildings in the spring of 2014 causing delay of the Grange’s 2014 public supper season, the need for an independent water source was brought to the fore-front. The fall of 2014 a new well was dug and pump installed.

Second, the major project was the installation of a new heating system. For a couple years now, the oil furnace at the hall was giving the organization more problems than heat. The need for a newer, more energy effi -cient system was obvious. So in January of 2015, an oil furnace and new duct work was installed. The furnace was of no cost to the Grange, thanks to Treasurer and local business owner Ernest Rol-lins. Rollins spoke with a neigh-bor who works for Bangor Natu-ral Gas. Thanks to the movement in Bangor to switch to natural gas, there was an oil furnace available free for the taking. All it took was 3 Grange members and a family member a Sunday afternoon to disassemble and re-move the furnace from the base-ment of an apartment house on Forest Avenue in Bangor. How-ever, the cost came when hiring a licensed heating contractor to re-assemble the “Humpty Dumpty” furnace. While he was there, he suggested some rearranging of the heating duct work at the hall

to improve the effi ciency of heat-ing the large, old building.

The new heating system and well will allow the building bet-ter year-round use. “Right now, we shy away from much going on in the winter time at the build-ing. Our hope is to allow rent of the building for weddings and parties as well as other events such as game days,” says Bemis.

The fi rst public supper will be held on Friday, April 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. The menu will include Baked Beans, Macaroni and Cheese, homemade bread and desserts. As always the meal is all you can eat for $7 for adults. $3 for children, under age 5 FREE.

Garland Grange thanks the loyal patrons for their continued support, and invites the public to come check out the upgrades at the hall.

Another exciting addition to the public supper schedule is the conjunction of a Family Contra Dance following each supper. This tradition was started last year and the great collaboration has continued. The fi rst contra dance will be held on the same night of the supper starting at 7 p.m. This a great family friendly event with live music. All dances are taught, so anyone can do it. Admission to the dance is $7 per person and $12 per family. The caller is John McIntire and the music is provided by Some Reel People.

In addition, as Community Service Committee chair, An-drea Rollins wants to thank all the supper patrons for using the suppers as opportunities to bring in all the items collected by the Grange. These include Campbell Soup Labels, Box Tops for Educa-tion, Soda Can tabs, pennies for House in the Woods, used post-age stamps, and Coupons for the Troops. Rollins encourages everyone to keep bringing these items in.

Garland Grange meets ev-ery fi rst and third Friday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the hall which is located on Oliver Hill Road in Garland. For more in-formation about Garland Grange call Bill Bemis at 924-4123 or check Garland Grange #76 on Facebook.

DOVER-FOXCROFT - The Center Theatre is gearing up for open-ing night of their new children’s production of the Jungle Book on April 10 at 7 p.m. The production, written by Vera Morris and di-rected by Bobby Keniston, is presented by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service. The play, based on the beloved stories of Ru-dyard Kipling, follows the story of Mowgli the boy raised in the jungle and his struggle against the tiger Shere Kahn. The all children’s cast brings the jungle to life with a large cast of colorful jungle characters.

Keniston says that directing the play has been very rewarding, “The kids have been working hard on the production and we’re all excited to show off our work to the community.” According to Kenis-ton, participation in a play is much more than just memorizing lines and reciting them. “Being in a play is a great opportunity for the kids to learn about being part of a team. The kids have to learn to focus and listen to each other as they’re acting, they learn they can do something wonderful by working together.”

Keniston says the play is very entertaining for the whole family and he hopes the kids have good audiences for each performance. The cast will also be performing for area schools during the day on April 15. The production at the Center Theatre opens on Friday the 10th at 7 p.m. and continues Saturday the 11th at 7 p.m., Sunday the 12th at 1 p.m. and the next weekend on Friday the 17th at 7 p.m. and Saturday the 18th at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Admission for the show is $12 for the general public, $10 in advance and for Seniors, students, and members. There is also a special $5 rate for kids 12 and under.

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“Feel Good Piscataquis!” is a county-wide community-centered initiative to help people in Piscataquis live healthier lives. The ef-fort grew out of two separate health grants awarded to Piscataquis County by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) under its Achieving Better Health in Communities initiative. The “Feel Good Piscataquis!” name signifi es that the TIP and Healthy Community are working closely together – and that in the big picture, being healthy is about feeling well.

The Thriving in Place (TIP) grant, facilitated by the Charlotte White Center, is helping medically vulnerable adults avoid unneces-sary hospitalization and other forms of institutional care. Specifi -cally, TIP is working to increase capacity in four core areas to help older people and adults with serious health problems stay well at home: volunteerism; health-related transportation; home-based ser-vices and supports; and caregiver support.

The Healthy Community grant, being led by the Piscataquis Re-gional YMCA (PRYMCA), aims to improve the overall health of resi-dents in Piscataquis County by helping people get better access to fresh, healthy foods. According to the USDA, nearly 3000 individu-als in Piscataquis County, including 700 children, are “food insecure.” Seniors and children, in particular, are at high risk for physical and mental health problems and diseases due to lack of adequate daily nutrition. They also have a harder time learning, working, and con-tributing to their communities.

Both TIP and Healthy Community are looking at how resources and services that already exist in Piscataquis can be used more effectively to help people achieve better health. More than 30 organizations and individuals have become partners in the “Feel Good Piscataquis!” ef-fort. Together they are already fi nding and implementing solutions that are “small enough to do and big enough to matter” to people’s health. TIP project coordinator Meg Callaway and Healthy Commu-nity coordinator Erin Callaway hope that the coalition will continue to grow. In particular, they invite people who have trouble getting access to healthy food or living well at home to join the conversation.

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PENQUIS AREA - Maine Audubon, Trout Unlimited and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) are seeking volunteer anglers to survey remote Maine ponds and coastal streams for brook trout this fi shing season. Information gathered by volunteers will be used to identify populations of previously-undocumented wild brook trout across the state.

Wild brook trout have signifi -cantly declined throughout their range. Maine is home to 97% of the intact wild brook trout lake and pond habitat in the east-ern United States. Brook trout require clean, cold water and well-connected streams to sur-vive. The population status of

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The quality and abundance of some of Maine’s brook trout have declined in recent years due to development, land use practices, the introduction of non-native competing species and climate change. Wild brook trout are a nationally signifi cant resource and Maine has a special respon-sibility to protect the last strong-hold population of these iconic fi sh and its valuable habitat.

Maine is home to hundreds of remote ponds that have never been surveyed by fi sheries bi-ologists nor have any record of past stocking. “Identifying the ponds and coastal streams with wild brook trout will greatly as-sist MDIFW in planning our conservation and management strategies over the next several decades,” noted Merry Gallagh-er, MDIFW Fisheries Research Biologist. The project’s focus on both remote ponds and coastal streams offers anglers a chance to explore new areas of the state. “Volunteers should be enthu-siastic about fi shing for brook trout, be comfortable in remote settings and have a sense of ad-venture,” noted Jeff Reardon of

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the Brook Trout Survey Project. To date, 252 active volunteers have successfully surveyed 288 remote Maine ponds. Of those waters, 127 ponds were recom-mended to MDIFW for a formal survey after brook trout were caught or observed. Based on the fact that these ponds had never been formally surveyed by MDIFW and there are no records of any past stocking, these trout are likely previously unknown populations of native or wild brook trout.

Based on the success of the Pond Survey, the project expand-ed in 2014 to include coastal stream surveys. Project partners hope that this year will bring a signifi cant increase in the num-ber of streams surveyed and new volunteer anglers. Brook trout that live in coastal streams may spend part of their lives in salt-water and come back to freshwa-ter to spawn.

There is little is known about the distribution and life history of sea-run brook trout in Maine, so volunteers are needed to help identify watersheds contain-ing this special and elusive fi sh.

“The success of this project is entirely dependent on volunteer participation,” noted Emily Bas-tian, Brook Trout Survey Project Coordinator at Maine Audubon. “This is an exciting opportunity for people who care about conser-vation and love to fi sh to make a meaningful contribution to the conservation of wild brook trout, a signifi cant and unique ecologi-cal, economic and cultural re-source for Maine.”

Volunteer anglers are needed to survey 300+ ponds in north-ern Maine and coastal streams ranging from Kennebunk to Lu-bec. Surveys can be completed any time before September 30, 2015. The prime time for coast-al stream surveys is mid-April through June, while pond fi sh-ing can be productive in both the spring and fall. Project partners will provide maps, data sheets and instructions on how to sur-vey ponds and streams.

To sign up to volunteer, contact Emily Bastian at 781-2330 x207 or [email protected]. For more information about the Brook Trout Survey Project, visit maineaudubon.org/brooktrout.

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DEXTER - Frightened of that lamp that keeps fl ickering on and off? Wondering how safe that electrical cord is that your kitten has been teething on? “Wiring for Dummies” is for you. On Saturday April 25, 10 a.m. to noon, DDATT will be hosting a wiring workshop for simple electrical repairs to household appliances. The focus will be repairing and replacing electrical cords and plugs. Participants are encouraged to bring small appliances such as lamps, toasters, irons, and clocks with frayed cords, loose plugs, etc., as well as pliers and wire cutters, if owned. The event takes place at the Abbott Memorial Library Meeting Room, 1 Church St. Dexter. For more information contact 924-7292.

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“A sad farewell.”To the Editor:As we all said farewell on March 27th to Pastor Tom Bruce and his volunteer crew, our hearts are fi lled

with sadness. Pastor Tom has been serving our community for many years, as a Pastor and thoughtful person. He has been working very hard to keep “The Living Word” Food Cupboard going for over twenty years. He cares deeply for all the people he has served at the church and the food cupboard. He has taken the time to pray for and also with folks who have asked for his help. He has helped out people who needed food and also a kind word. He has been a blessing to us and many others. He has a big heart and will be deeply missed by all of us that have entered into his life. Thank You Pastor Tom and all of the volunteers for a Good Job. “WELL DONE”

Safe travels in your new adventure in life. May God Bless and keep you safe in His Arms.The Dodge’sDover Foxcroft

“I guess it takes some longer to learn.”To the Editor:This is an inquiry for information about this proposed Quimby National Park. Can anyone tell me the

difference between this park and the East West Transportation Corridor?Do not both force the sale of privately owned land?Do not both promise large employment numbers?Do not both say it is great for the local economy?Do not both say it is good for the State economy?Will we as citizen be given the opportunity to vote on either one or both?Will not both be fenced and or posted against trespass?Will we not have to pay a fee to use either one?One stated that they only want a highway when their own study says they will need to incorporate all

forms of transportation to make it profi table.One stated that they only want to give one hundred fi fty thousand acres when their own web site wants

three million, one hundred fi fty thousand acres (two million, nine hundred fi fty thousand acres owned by others).

If this proposed transportation corridor is such a gift to Maine why doesn’t the State build it?If the proposed Park is such a great scheme, I wonder why Baxter State Park isn’t making the State

and local economy boom. Aren’t both spokespersons from Maine? If so, I guess they prove the old saying. “Just because a cat has

kittens in the oven doesn’t make um biscuits.” They might sop up the molasses pretty good but a little too squirmy for me.

The tree growth incentive tax law says that, a change in use will automatically invoke a penalty, the payment of all back taxes plus interest. Will either one be charged this tax penalty? This penalty should, if calculated correctly, be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars if not a few million dollars.

Can anyone inform me as to the plan to pay these tax penalties to the local towns or counties or State?Will our benevolent politicians, who seem to be absent on these schemes, be kindhearted and wave this

penalty for either one or both? It’s so easy to be free with other people’s money. Here they are both the same. At face value both have a good proposal but just like a face lift both hide

what they really look like. Both give good amounts of money to politicians. I wonder what they get for their money. Both are schemes that will continue to draw people in just as the false prophets of old and new.

Here are a few differences that I can see. One will not let you or I have free access to their land. The other says that it will be open to hunting, forest harvesting and other activities. In my opinion, one is telling the truth, the other one? Not so much. One draws in investors from all over the world. The other draws in fl atlander trust-funders that are embarrassed by their parent’s, or their own, wealth. One oper-ates a Maine based business. One took their business out of Maine only to return and tell us Mainers how backward and uneducated we are. In essence: calling us ignorant, country bum-kens. (We learn pretty fast hee-ah.)

If both got together and really wanted to get the Maine economy rocking and a rolling, they could build on the grow local theme that could rival any country and give Mainers the employment that builds a great society. Just a thought.

Has anyone else ever noticed that when something is actually good for us it just gets done? But when something is not, then the proponent has to continually talk and talk about it, show us how foolish we are for not wanting it, get others involved to limp it along and try to sway public opinion to believe it is good for them. (I guess it takes some longer to learn.)

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VILLE - David E. Armstrong, 67, went home to be with the Lord after a battle with cancer, April 4, 2015. He was born in 1947, the son of Clyde and Phyllis (McKu-sick) Armstrong. David gradu-ated from Foxcroft Academy and Central Maine Vocational Tech-nical Institute with a degree in building construction. For more than 40 years, he was co-owner of E.R. Palmer Lumber Co., Inc. A mason, David belonged to the Abner Wade Lodge 207 in Sangerville. He was also a life-time member and offi cer of the Big Pine Gun Club and lifetime member of the National Rifl e As-

sociation. David was a dedicated tree farmer, avid sportsman, award winning marksman, and a cowboy at heart known by his black powder friends as “Crow-hill Billy”. David’s children and grandsons were his pride and joy as he noted frequently, “It is all about family.” David is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, LaVance Armstrong; a son, John Armstrong, and his wife, Brydie, of Sangerville; a daughter, Laura Reed and her husband, Todd, of Dover-Foxcroft; and four grand-sons, John (JC) and David Arm-strong and Joshua and Jacob Reed. He is also survived by his four siblings; a brother, Wayne Armstrong and his wife, Mary Jane, of Sangerville; a sister, Diane Norsworthy and her hus-band, Donald, of Dover-Foxcroft; a brother, Glen Armstrong and his wife, Antoinette, of Garland; and a sister, Esther Bracy, and her husband, Steve, of Farm-ington; as well as several neph-ews, nieces, and cousins. David was predeceased by his parents. A memorial service will be con-ducted Sunday April 12, 2015, at 4pm at the Grace Bible Church in Sangerville, with Pastor Chad Poland offi ciating. Memorial con-tributions may be sent to the Big Pine Gun Club Youth Program, P.O. Box 6, Guilford, ME 04443. Condolences and memories may be expressed at www.laryfuner-alhome.com. The family extends heartfelt thanks to Greenville’s C.A. Dean Memorial Hospital staff for providing outstanding, compassionate care.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 10SOME REEL PEOPLE - Garland Grange. 7 - 10 PM. $7/singles, $12/families. Georgia Prickitt 277-3961 or Jim Bunn 924-3925.

SATURDAY, APRIL 11DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE - Parkman Grange Hall. 6 - 8 PM. Girls age 13 and under. $5/person. COMMUNITY ARTS CELEBRATION - Unitarian Universalist Church, Sangerville. $25 includes hand-crafted bowl, soup supper & live piano jazz. Theresa Boettner 564-8666.TURKEY PIE DINNER & SILENT AUCTION - Grace Bible Church, Douty Hill Rd., Sangerville. 4:30 - 7 PM. For Sangerville’s Cub Scout Pack 61.JUNKTIQUE EXTRAVAGANZA - Morton Avenue Gym, Dover-Foxcroft. 8 AM - 1 PM.BAKED BEAN SUPPER - Church Hall, Dexter Ave., Pittsfi eld. 5 PM. $6/ Adults, $3/12 & under, $18/family.MAPLE SYRUP BRUNCH - Shirley Town Hall. 11 AM - 1 PM. By donation. pancakes, beans, etc.PCHS BOTTLE DRIVE - Benefi t Project Graduation Class of 2015. 9 AM - 3 PM.BAKED BEAN SUPPER - Corinth United Methodist Church. 4:30 - 6 PM. $7/adults, $6/seniots, $3/under 12.

SUNDAY, APRIL 12HIGHLANDS CLASSICAL TRIO - First Baptist Church, Dexter. 3 PM.CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM, Fellowship 9:30 AM, Service 10 AM. “Something Special On His Mind.” Pastor Robert Herring.UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF SANGERVILLE & DOVER-FOXCROFT - Corner Church & Main St., Sangerville. Guest Speaker Sandy Butler & Musician Jason Curran. 9:30 AM.

TUESDAY, APRIL 14“SAVE A LIFE” SUICIDE AWARENESS TRAINING - Abbot Town Hall. 6 PM. Training for 17 & over. 876-2295.PENQUIS BEEKEEPERS MEETING - VFW on Cedar St., Dexter. 7 PM. How to add packaged bees to your hive and how to put together hive frames. 924-3342.MILO GARDEN CLUB MEETING - Town Hall. 1 PM. Ideas & demonstrations for container gardening & helpful gardening. Ethelyn Treworgy.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15FREE COMMUNITY LUNCHEON - Corinna United Methodist Church. 11 AM. Lunch at 11:30 AM.CANCER PRAYER & SUPPORT GROUP - every 3rd Wednesday of the month. Greenville Methodist Church. 4 PM. 717-8714.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17CONCERT WITH MONSON PLAYERS - Morton Ave Gym, Dover-Foxcroft. 7 PM. Proceeds to Pine Tree Camp.

SATURDAY, APRIL 18AMERICAN LEGION MEETING - Chadbourne-Merrill Post 29, Post Home. 6:30 PM supper, 7:30 PM meeting.

SUNDAY, APRIL 19HIGHLANDS CLASSICAL TRIO - The First Baptist Church, Pittsfi eld. 2 PM.NORTHERN JAM - Cambridge Town Hall. 12 - 5 PM. George 277-3365. 50/50. Food.SUNDAY EVENING TEACHING SERIES - Parkman Baptist Church. 6 PM. on the Book of Revelation. Open to Believers and seekers. Scott Wilhit. Children’s program for under 8.

TUESDAY, APRIL 21RIPLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING - Courser Memorial School, Ripley. 6:30 PM. Plans for 2016 Bicentennial Celebration.

SATURDAY, APRIL 25PROJECT LINUS BLANKET DAY - Penquis Hi gher Education Center, Dover-Foxcroft. 9 AM - 3 PM. Lunch by donation.WIRING FOR DUMMIES - Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. 10 AM - Noon. Focusing on electrical cords & plugs. bring small appliances, pliers & wire cutters. 924-7292.HIS LIGHT FOR HAITI - Benefi t Dinner & Auction. Abbot Evangelical Free Church. 5 PM, Dinner at 5:30 PM.KEN & JANE BROOKS & JOE & NELLIE KENNEDY - Wayside Theatre, N. Dexter Grange, 851 N. Dexter Rd. $10. 7 PM. 277-3733.

MONDAY, APRIL 27BLOOD DRIVE - Mayo Hospital, Dover-Foxcroft. 12 - 5 PM.

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THE BOSTON POST GOLD CANE was presented to Roland Clukey as Dexter’s oldest male resident on March 9 with family members, Town Councilors Mike Blake, Ron Apel, and Sharon Grant, Town Manager Shelley Watson, Town Clerk Kim Hughes, residents and staff of the nursing home, and several friends of Roland’s present with cake, pie, and drinks served at the gathering. Pictured lef to right are Roger Clukey, Dawn Wintle, Josh Wintle, Jerilyn Mullis, and Marcia Clukey. Seated is Roland Clukey. (Photo provided courtesy of Mike Lange and the Piscataquis Observer)


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VFW POST #4298 OF DEXTER, hosted the District #5 meeting on March 22. Offi cers left to right: Bill French, Vice Commander Post 4298; Darald Mitchell, Post 9779; Guest Speaker: Henry Beauchemin, Commander Post 4298; Rick Batchelder, Quartermaster Post 4298; Dana Beaulieu, District #5 Commander, Post 7865; and Craig Jackson, District #5 Quartermaster, Post 7865.

“PHOTO OP” - A recent family gathering produced the above four generation photo. Left to right- Nicholas Clukey, Great Nana Geraldine Mountain, Grammie Rosalie Clukey and in Nana’s lap, Tristan Clukey.

DOVER-FOXCROFT - Pine Tree Hospice will offer its CORE training for volunteers during the week of April 12 - 18. The 11 hour training prepares individuals to support hospice clients in their home or at a healthcare facility. The training is free and open to both men and women in the community.

There are 450,000 hospice volunteers in the United States. Hospice programs care for 60 percent of all dying patients each year, a total of 1.5 million. Because of lack of information, patients and their families seldom take advantage of all the hospice services that are available. This is unfortunate, since hospice can enrich the end of life experience, creating a way to live out our lives with dignity and purpose.

Pine Tree Hospice, as a volunteer hospice, is able to provide services without charge and without a phy-sician’s referral. Volunteers offer non-medical assistance, such as companionship, respite for caregivers, help with errands, conversations about history, or cooking a special treat. The client may enjoy playing a game or watching a movie, going for a walk or looking at photo albums. The goal is for a caring supportive relationship between the hospice client and volunteer to develop, helping to enrich the life of the client and enabling them to do things they enjoy. The specialty of a hospice volunteer is fulfi lling last wishes, which are often as simple as eating McDonald’s French fries or going fi shing.

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Beginning April 21, the Alliance will offer it’s hotline training in Piscataquis County at their 8 Mechanic Street offi ce in Dover-Foxcroft. Volunteer from the comfort of your own home and provide critical support and individualized safety planning over the phone or assist them during the regular work day in one of our offi ces, either in Dover-Foxcroft or in the Bangor offi ce.

This is a comprehensive 40 hour training for paid and unpaid staff. The training prepares one to be an advocate for those with issues around abuse. Advocates provide information to callers on the hotline about the dynamics of domestic abuse, the effects of family violence on children, relevant legal and social issues, safety planning and crisis intervention. Advocates support and validate a caller’s feelings, iden-tify and explore options, make referrals for other needed services and do safety planning. The training is presented in 12 three hour sessions.

This training will meet from 4 to 7 p.m. the fi rst night. At that time they will determine the days and times that will work best for the participants. This could be a daytime or an evening training. Call Ginger at 564-8166 or email her at [email protected]. for more information.

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MILO - Isn’t it wonderful that we have fi nally reached the fi rst day of spring after such a severe winter!! Now if we can just get the weather to cooperate. How-ever, it is getting warmer little by little. So now we can move on to the fun things.

Kathy’s new theme pick is ‘Look at What the Wind Blew In’. Hopefully it will blow winter out. This display features a variety of

authors and titles with the word wind, of course. Perhaps you can discover a new book to read.

Ongoing Book Sale – There have been many more books add-ed to our books for sale. Paper-backs are still 10 cents and hard-backs are 25 cents or fi ve for a dollar. Who can beat that price?

We have had many VHS mov-ies donated within the last 2 weeks. We also have a small

selection of puzzles. Both can be borrowed just like the library books.

Our library will be getting the Country Living magazine soon. It has just been ordered.

New books that have arrived:“Insatiable Appetites” by Stu-

art Woods, “Winter at the Door” by Sarah Graves, “Cane and Abe” by James Grippando, “Pri-vate Vegas” by James Patterson, “Saint Odd” by Dean Koontz, “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah, “A Touch of Stardust” by Kate Alcott, “Death of a Liar” by M.C. Beaton, “Hush, Hush” by Laura Lippman, “Obsession in Death” by J.D. Robb, “Crash & Burn” by Lisa Gardner, “Crazy Love You” by Lisa Unger, “The First Wife” by Erica Spindler, “Mightier Than the Sword” by Jeffrey Archer, “Motive” by Jona-than Kellerman, “Twelve Days” by Alex Berenson, “The Assas-sin” by Clive Cussler “Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule” by Jennifer Chiaverini, “Cold Betrayal” by J.A. Jance, “Endangered” by C.J. Box, “Life or Death “ by Michael Robotham, and “NYPD Red 3” by James Patterson.

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FIVE GENERATIONS - Shown posing at a recent family gath-ering are front row, left to right: Tammy Burton, Grandmother; Esther Goulette, Great Great Grandmother; Corinne Fish, Great Grandmother; and back row: Randy Davis and baby Emma.


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• Mini-Excavators • Backhoe/Loaders• Skid-Street Loaders • Stump Grinders • Brush Chippers • Earth Augers • Rototillers • Trenchers

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BROOKS Tire & Auto

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A local Maine company specializing in generator sales and service since 1997.

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e-mail: [email protected]

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Spring is here!Time for spring cleaning and and a new look? See us for great savings. New & Used Furniture

PITTSFIELD - Sebasticook Valley Health (SVH) was presented with 24 hand-made quilts from area women as part of Project Linus, which provides handmade ‘security blankets’ for children who are seri-ously ill or traumatized. SVH President and CEO/EMHS Senior Vice President Terri Vieira, with Director of Nursing Amanda White, accepted the quilts from Project Linus Kennebec County coordinator, Merlene Sanborn. SVH volunteer chaplain Rev. Laura Peckman, along with other quilters from Bangor Savings Bank – Carrie Orcutt, Kathryn Taylor, and Robin Chase – were in attendance during the presentation.

“These lovely hand-made quilts will help comfort our pediatric patients who come to SVH for care,” explained Vieira. “A hospital can be a scary place for children, especially when they’re sick or hurt, and a quilt can help comfort a child who may be in pain or in need of care.”

Project Linus is a national volunteer program that collects and distributes over fi ve million blankets every year to children who are seriously ill or traumatized. Named for the Charles Schulz’s Peanuts character, Linus, who was known for carrying a blanket, Project Linus gives new, washable, handmade blankets to children 0 to 18 years old who are in stressful situations, like an emergency room visit, x-ray for a broken bone, or a lab test. There are currently fi ve Project Linus chapters in Maine and over 350 chapters in the US.

Project Linus relies on donations of money and blankets or quilts from crafters and community groups. For more information about Project Linus, visit their website at ProjectLinus.org.

Sebasticook Valley Health receives handmade quilts

PROJECT LINUS - Sebasticook Valley Healthy recently received 24 handmade quilts thanks to Project Linus.



Renewal by Andersen, a high growth replacement window subsidiary of Andersen Corporation, is seeking candidates for a Sales Representative opportunity with in our Central Maine sales team. You will present our product in a consultative sales process at prearranged appointments and build relationships through instilling confidence, sharing information, and meeting commitments to our customers.

The ideal candidate will possess: • 2 years of customer service and sales experience (in-home sales preferred; home improvement sales strongly preferred)

• Proven sales record • Strong written and verbal skills • Time and work process management skills• Customer orientation • Results orientation

A valid driver’s license and a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience is also required.

Our homeowners value integrity and quality. If you share these values and your goal is to use your talents to lead sales growth while insuring customer delight, we want to hear from you!

Call Stephanie to schedule an interview: 207-285-0056

Renewal by Andersen is an Equal Opportunity Employer

SALES REPRESENTATIVES

Qualified candidates will align with the Dave’s World value system of Integrity, Professionalism, Enthusiasm, and High Achievement. Dave’s World sales team members are compensated primarily with incentive-based pay, which means the harder you work = the more you get paid. Are you a $20,000 per year earner or an $80,000+ per year earner? At Dave’s World the choice is up to YOU!Dave’s World is the area’s leading retailer selling Heat Pumps, Appliances, Cellular, Flooring, and Mattresses. Please apply in person at 16 Summer Street Dover-Foxcroft or email your resume to [email protected].

Dave’s World is now actively taking applications for

FULL-TIME & PART-TIME SALES

Are you ready to try out for the most AWESOME team in retail?

CREATIVE STITCHERSDo you have a passion for sewing?· Skilled at using sewing machines and understanding their operational needs· Must be an excellent communicator, self-motivated and team player· Be able to operate under pressure, meet deadlines and continually strive to improve processes· Meet production timelines· Perform various operations and learn new ones with ease.· Must have good attention to detail and memory of instructions

Full time opening. Comfortable environment. Hourly Wage. Creative and challenging work.

Fax resume to 924-7200 or stop in for application 166 Spring Street Dexter ME.

Town of SangervilleSEASONAL PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEEThe Town of Sangerville is seeking a public works employee. This

is a May through October position averaging 32 hours per week and is an immediate opening. Employee should have experience in road and equipment maintenance activities, proficiency in the use of current town equipment and the ability to work independently and be a self starter. Class A or B driver’s license is required. Application & complete job description is available at the Town Office, 1 Town Hall Avenue, P.O. Box 188, Sangerville, ME 04479. 876-2814. The pay is $11/hour. Applications accepted until qualified candidate is hired. The Town of Sangerville is an equal opportunity employer.

HELP WANTEDConcrete Mixer Driver & Dump Truck DriversHaley Construction, Inc. is now accepting applications for concrete mixer drivers at our Sangerville and Hartland locations and dump truck drivers for our construction division in Guilford. All applications must have a current Maine CDL license and clean driving record. Haley Construction, Inc. offers

a competitive wage and benefit package.

Applications are available online haleyconstructioninc.com or at 165 main Street, Sangerville ME 04479

207-876-4412 or 1-800-794-4412EOE


THE CLASSIFIEDS

Telephone: 924-7402 • 1-800-287-2295

FOR 20 WORDS$6The Eastern Gazette

RENTALSFOR NEW IN-TOWN DEX-TER APT TENANTS - 50% off 1st month, 10% off for next 5 months. One and Two Bed-rooms. All utilities included. NO PETS. Call now for more information. 924-6867.

RENTALSDOVER-FOXCROFT - 2-bdrm trailer located on a private 5 acre lot on the Shaw Rd. Newly reno-vated, $550/mth. 1st and security. Water and sewer included. No pets. References required. Ask for Ed. 965-5565 or 943-2055.

RENTALSDEXTER - 1 and 2 bedroom apartments available. Stove, re-frigerator and heat included. No pets. 876-3713.

DEXTER - Single apts. No pets, no smokers. Security deposit.Bryant Apartments. 924-3371. Please speak slowly & leave clear message.

DOVER-FOXCROFT - 2-bdrm house on 2 acres. $600/mth plus deposit, references, & credit checks. No pets. 270-0888.

CORINTH - 2-bdrm, 1 bath mo-bile home on private lot. No pets, no smoking. $650/mth. Utilities and heat not included. If inter-ested call, 207-285-7520.

HELP WANTEDCARPENTER’S HELPER - Must have drivers license and vehicle. Call 924-2150.

FOR SALEDEXTER - Mobile homes are all ready to move-in. Will owner fi -nance. Homes stay in the park. Call 207-946-2085 or visit us on-line at www.ericsoncountrymhp.com.

DEXTER - 1998 Plymouth Neon. New inspection sticker, new brake lines, new gas line, new shifting cable, and new fuel pump. $1,500 obo. Call/text 270-1942.

REAL ESTATEDEXTER - 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage. H.W. baseboard, hardwood fl oors, full basement. Completely remodeled. New kitchen, windows, doors, roof, vi-nyl soffi t with metal trim. Excel-lent location. $117,500. Call 924-7006.

FIREWOODDEXTER - Firewood. No we are not out of business. Sawed, split & delivered. Call for prices. Stan White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 924-6217.

FIREWOOD - sawed, split and delivered $200 per cord. Beech, rock maple, yellow birch and white ash. Limited supply. Call 717-4964.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALEPursuant to 10 M.R.S.A. §1375 (B)

Notice is hereby given that there will be a public sale at CMD Storage, 5 Cedar Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 on April 17, 2015 at 1:00 p.m., of the contents of Self-Storage Units: Unit No. 1 Francis Douglas, Brownville Juntion, ME Brenda Chambers, Dade City, FL

Unit No. 4 Jessica Palmer, Dover-Foxcroft, ME

Unit No. 21 Diane Leighton, Dover-Foxcroft, METERMS OF SALE: The property will be sold to the highest bidder at the sale, who shall pay the bid price in cash or certified check, or in another form acceptable to CMD Storage, at the time and place of sale.Further information regarding this property may be obtained by contacting:David Breton, CMD Storage, P.O. Box 412, 5 Cedar Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 or (207) 564-0034.

MILO WATER DISTRICT CUSTOMERS

Our Spring Hydrant Flushing Program will begin on April 27th, 2015 and continue for a couple of weeks.

This operation 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.

ANTIQUES WANTED

OVER 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE!

Glass • Photography Books Furniture

Art • Gold & SilverAlmost Anything Old

SINGLE ITEMS TO COMPLETE ESTATES

Maynard Ross AntiquesRt. 7, Corinna

278-3400Maynard & Tonya Ross

HONEST & DEPENDABLE

CALL US TODAY!

TOWN OF RIPLEYSNOW REMOVAL BID

BID OPENING DATE AMENDED

Town of RipleyTown Office in Ripley has moved to Courser Memorial School, 47 West Ripley Road, Ripley. Office hours are Monday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. until further notice. Second Monday of every month the office will close at 5:00 p.m. for Select People’s meeting. Telephone #’s for the town office are 277-4871 and 277-0047. Please leave a message.

Message are checked daily and calls will be returned.

HELP WANTEDWe are looking for two motivated individuals to join our team, the positions available are:

Service Technician and Detailing/Maintenance

Please apply in person, ask for Bud

PROUTY FORD INC.Dover-Foxcroft

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Help Wanted Attendant PositionLooking to hire for an attendant position.

Stop in to fill out an application.Hours: Monday - Thursday and Saturday, from 8 - 5.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

CNAsDay & evening shiftsand part-time nursePer Diem - Flexible Hours

Shift & WeekendDifferentials

Please contact:Dexter Health Care

Kim Phillips, RN, DON 64 Park Street,

Dexter, ME 04930(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202

HAVE YOU BEEN HURT IN AN ACCIDENT THAT WASN’T YOUR FAULT?

WE CAN HELP YOULEEN AND EMERY, P.A.

CALL (207) 990-2020 or (800) 499-7020You need a top-notch accident attorney. Call Leen and Emery, P.A. As experts in personal injury and Workers’ Compensation claims, we can help you get the justice you deserve. Our initial consultation is always free, so there is no reason to wait to get the answers you need.

WE HELP ACCIDENT VICTIMS GET JUSTICE

LEEN AND EMERY, P.A.www.leenandemery.com email: [email protected]

David Leen [email protected] Exchange Street, Bangor, Maine

Telephone (800) 499-7020 or (207) 990-2020

Local Lawyers for the People of Maine for Over 30 Years

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.

SERVICESHALL RENTAL - Parkman Grange Hall available for your spcial event. Full kitchen down-stairs, open hall upstairs. Don 343-0274 for details.

CHIMNEYS - Build, top out, repair, replace fl ashing around chimneys. Free estimates. Con-tact Raymond Murray 938-3285.

CONSTRUCTIONCase Concrete 8 Willow St., 943-7302 or 943-3022. Monolithic slabs, fl oors, patios, walls, stucco, stamped, waterproof basements, chimney repairs and more.

NOTICESJohn 16:33 Jesus said, “In the world you shall have tribulation: but be of good courage; I have overcome the world” New Begin-nings Bible Church, Silvers Mills Road, Dexter. Sunday School 9:30 am, Church 10:30 am.

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


Robert Goodwin 564-7400

Specializing in Hazardous and Hard to

Access Trees

State of Maine Licensed Arborist Locally Owned Fully Insured

inc.

[email protected]

TREE REMOVAL & PRUNING

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL LAWNMOWING

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WYMAN CONSTRUCTION

Excavation • Gravel Septic Systems Land Clearing

Dexter - 924-5902

Residential • CommercialIndustrial • Wiring

Garland, Maine

924-3405

S-H ELECTRIC

Van Johnson, Electrician511 Moosehead TrailDixmont, ME 04932

234-1177924-7994

SERVICE DIRECTORY

FIREWOODGreen Hardwood $220 CORD

Seasoned Hardwood CUT • SPLIT • DELIVERED

16” Hardwood Slabs - 2 Cord LoadsSeasoned

Don Reynolds 938-3649LI HEAP CUSTOMERS WELCOME

We will be on vacation from 4/3 - 4/11.

CEDAR IS OUR SPECIALTYChoose from: 5/4 Decking, V-Match Siding,

Clapboards, Log Siding. Also available in Pine. Hemlock Dimensional Lumber.

Stop by the Mill or Give Us a Call278-3539

16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com

Bagged Cedar

Shavings

SANTOS BUILDERSHome Building & Remodeling

• Decks• Additions• Siding• Roofing, etc.

Call us for all your construction needs!

Call 876-3713

Frank SantosOver 35 yrs experience

FULLY INSURED

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LICENSED AND INSURED

Greg & Casey MacomberDexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849

ACCEPTED!PAGE’S BUILDING

David 924-5142Garages, Siding, Roofing

General Carpentry Camps - Insured

UPHOLSTERY• Furniture • Marine

It’s cheaper to redo than buy new!

[email protected]

http://ronmartin.servehttp.com

285-3572 Cell: 570-2482

Sullivan Masonry

Charleston

~ Over 40 years experience ~

Brick - Block - Stonework Chimneys - Chimney Lining

Residential

SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS:1x1 3 Months

$1201-800-287-2295

ARROWTREE

SERVICEWe Work Weekends

Tree Removal and Pruningat Discounted Rates

Emergency Tree Removal - 24/7Fully Insured

Free EstimatesGet that tree

before it gets you!A Proud Veteran

Serving Central Maine

717-TREE (8733)

DOOREEnergy Inc.

343-1781

Oil

FURNACE REPAIRSand CLEANING

Patty Thompson 631-6354 (cell)

or e-mail at [email protected]

Sanger Davis341-0140 (cell)

or e-mail:[email protected]

118 Moosehead Trail Suite 1, Newport, ME 04953 • www.realtyofmaine.com

MLS#: 1208747 Dixmont: Nicely landscaped ranch on 25 ac. w/mountain views from your all season sunroom. Walk out of the basement right into a 12’X18’ greenhouse on the south side of the home. 2 car att. gar. w/direct entry to living space. $279,900. Call Sanger

MLS#: 1156555 Dover-Foxcroft: 2 bedroom ranch, open living area. Freshly painted inside, metal roof put on in 2014. Nice back yard. Pond on the property. $49,900. Call Patty

MLS#: 1206046 Corinna: Nicely landscaped 3BR/2BA ranch on 2.4 acres with attached garage. Private 8’x33’ rear deck and sepa-rate 24’x30’ barn/garage. Beautiful updated kitchen with granite counters, 2 wall ovens, and cooktop. No work left in this one. Move in ready. $189,900. Call Sanger

MLS#: 1206233 Dexter: Renovated 4BR/2BA in-town home. Large MBR offering views of Wassookeag Lake. Abuts 4 season recreation-al trail. Garage under. $78,500. Call Sanger

MLS#: 1147552 Dixmont: Nicely updated 3BR home with 3 car garage, paved drive, pool with decking, & stream frontage. Beautiful landscaped lot. $149,900. Call Sanger

MLS#: 1209384 Palmyra: Privately situ-ated 3-4BR 2 BA waterfront home. Fieldstone hearth, walk out basement & cathedral ceil-ings. 2 gar., hot tub, pool, & landscaped grounds. Beautiful new composite decking offering water views. $299,900. Call Sanger

MLS#: 1201444 Dexter: Very well maintained 1992 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Burlington mo-bile home. Roof and furnace have been up-dated, newer kitchen floor. Large bedrooms. Home sits on a slab. Deck on the front. Paved drive with 2 car garage. Located in town close to shopping. $59,900. Call Patty

MLS#: 1147687 Dover Foxcroft: Private 3 bedrooms, 1 bath home on 5.2 acres. built in 1995, very good condition, well taken care of. Metal roof put on in 2013. Full basement. $100,900. Call Patty

MLS#: 1142847 Hartland: Great investment property. Duplex with 3 bedrooms in each unit. dining area, large deck on back, full basenet with Washer and dryer HU. 2 heating units, live in one and let the tenant pay you mortgage. $59,900. Call Patty

MLS#: 1144146 Palmyra: 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home 14x70 screened porch on back. Has tie downs. Located on 10 acres $64,500. Roof Allowance of $2,500. Call Patty

MLS#: 1158519 Stetson: 1985 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, open concept living mobile home on 20 acres. Has barn. $87,000. Call Patty

MLS#: 1133682 Dexter: Beautiful waterfront lot with 3BR/2BA D/W home in great condition. Home sits on full walk out foundation. One car garage and paved drive. Nice year round or seasonal home. $135,000. Call Sanger

New Listing

New ListingWaterfront

AcceptingApplications

Park Street VillageMilo

1&2 Bedroom Apts.Ask about Rental Assistance

NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.

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

P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010www.cbmattson.com

1-800-244-2297Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDSEqual HousingOpportunity

An equal opportunity provider and employer

1&2 bedroom apts.Eastville Village

NewportAsk about Rental Assistance

NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.

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

P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010

1-800-244-2297

An equal opportunity provider and employerDial 711 for TTYS/TTDS

Apartments

Equal HousingOpportunity

Call Debbie Chapman Associate Broker

717-4950 or 695-3731e-mail: [email protected]

Looking to Sell or List Your Property?

debrachapman.c21.com

1 Bedroom Immediate Vacancy.Rent starts at $591.00. Vouchers Welcomed!!

For applications, visitwww.mainedevelopment.com

or contact us atMaine Development Associates

1-800-639-1747TTY 711 / 800-437-1220

HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER

Equal Housing Opportunity

APARTMENTSFOR RENT

DEXTER: 58 Main St. 1BR apt., second floor. $555/mo. Heat, hot water & trash removal included.Spacious 1BR ground floor apt, $540/mo. Heat & trash removal included.

DEXTER: 79 Maple St., cozy 1BR upstairs apt. $540/mo. Heat, hot water & trash removal included.

DOVER-FOXCROFT: 109 Pleasant St. 1BR, first floor apt. $595/mo. Heat, hot water & trash removal included.

MILO: 3BR house for rent., Tenant pays for all utilities. $575/mo.

One year lease, referencesand security deposit required.

$200 move-in bonus when you mention this ad!

Call 343-1447 email: [email protected]

Let us find your ideal property.Agents in Dexter & Bangor. Maine Properties Realty

86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930(207) 924-6600

www.maineprop.com Opening available for skilled agent.

Featured PropertyPittsfield House Lot $14,500

Motivated seller. Great house lot .3ac in subdivi-sion of upper-end homes. Modular homes allowed (no mobiles). Town water and sewer available

at road. Convenient location, close to town, MCI, parks and Sebasticook River. Pittsfield offers, 5 public parks, a theater, golfing, hospital and more.

NAMIDOVER-FOXCROFT - NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Ill-ness) Family and Friends Sup-port Group meets on the last Tuesday of every month from 6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Borestone Room, Mayo Regional Hospital, Dover-Foxcroft. For more infor-mation call Beth at 924-7903 or Debbie at 564-2393.

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.



Unseasoned $225/cordKiln Dried $285/cord

Cut, split & 2 cord loads delivered free in local area. Good Wood. certified measure.

Doug Thomas • 277-3017 • [email protected]

FIREWOOD

KIMBALL INSURANCE, L.L.C.AUTO • HOME • COMMERCIAL• LIFE & HEALTH • FINANCIAL SERVICES •

35 Hudson Ave., Guilford ME 04443 (207) 876-9777 (877) 844-3388

* Registered Representative offering securities though United Planners’ Financial Services of America, a Limited Partnership. Member FINRA, SIPC.FIFTH GENERATION

LOGGINGSelective Cutting Specialist,

25 years experience

Many Referrals

Top Prices Paid

Sebec, ME 564-3384 Home

343-1377 Cell Jacob Burdin Owner - Operator

270-0524 277-3196

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL

1220 Stetson Road, Exeter 379-3320 • Monday-Friday, 8-5

Great fuel prices coming right to your front door!

876-2783 Sangerville631-9587 Cell

CROUSE BUILDERSBuilding Quality Homes for

Over 30 YearsReliable References - Insured

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) 717-2901

www.jdraymond.com

BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC.Water Wells

Complete Pump InstallationWater Softeners

Free Estimates

Call DOUG876-4580

SANGERVILLE

Foster Painting Co.

LEAD CERTIFIED INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

FULLY INSURED

(207) 368-5078

25 years of Quality and Reliability

Kennedy Plumbing277-3733

HOME IMPROVEMENT

FREE ESTIMATES 592-7354

SIDING, WINDOWS, DECKS, ADDITIONS, SHEDS, HOME BUILDING, REMODELING, ROOFS, AND MORE.

28 Years ExperienceAutomatics - Rebuilt & Repaired

Appointments Only! Call 207-965-8019

Brownville, Maine 04414

Rebuilt Transmissions

Free estimates - Fully Insured

FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS

LANCASTERFOUNDATIONS

924-5423

C.L.

SERVICE DIRECTORY Stump Grinding Maine Stump

Removal683.5525Harmony

Jeff McKenneyFully insured

Brakes • We Make Brake Lines • Rust Repair • Frame Repair/Welding • U-Joint Repair • Pre 80’s Performance Upgrades

& Restorations • MechanicsCall Thurs, Fri & Sat.

(207) 564-0927

LAWN CAREGreater Dover-Foxcroft Area

ARROW TREE & LAWN SERVICEProud to be a Veteran

717-8733

HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY/DISABLED is located at Penobscot Terrace (1 & 2 bedrooms), Bickmore Manor and Marsh

Island Apartments in downtown Old Town; Hillside Apartments in Bradley; and Dow III Apartments in Old Town. These buildings are Smoke-Free and offer quiet, comfortable and secure living. Most are located within walking distance to banks, doctors and other downtown amenities and offer free transportation to the grocery store and other shopping. An Activities & Services Referral Coordinator is available in the downtown buildings to provide social activities and assist residents in dealing with a variety of situations. The Congregate Housing Services Program is a unique program that offers supportive services to help residents of Marsh Island Apartments maintain their independence. Fees for services are based on income. Services include two meals a day, light house cleaning, help with the laundry, shopping and errands. Assistance is also provided for referrals to outside nursing and home health care services.

FAMILY HOUSING is located at Meadow Lane, Anderson Lane (2, 3 & 4 bedrooms) and Dow IV Apartments (2 & 3 bedrooms) in Old Town. Hillside Apartments located in Bradley are one bedroom units starting at $480/mo plus electricity; rental assistance is available for some units and Housing Choice Vouchers are accepted.

HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER PROGRAM provides rental assistance to families and elderly/disabled individuals in open market rents in OLD TOWN and those towns within a 10-mile radius. The Family Self-Sufficiency Program and Homeownership Option Payments Program are also available to qualifying participants currently on the Housing Choice Voucher Program.

FOR AN APPLICATION OR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Housing Authority of the City of Old Town · PO Box 404 · 358 Main Street, Old Town, ME 04468-0404. Tele 207-827-6151 · Fax 207-827-1502 · Relay 711 · [email protected] · www.oldtownhousing.net

➢ Income limits and other eligibility requirements apply for all programs ➢ Rent amounts for most units are based on 30% of adjusted gross income ➢ All applicants are selected by date and time of application

We Are An Equal Opportunity Provider

In accordance with Federal Law and USDA Policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability (not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). To file a complaint of discrimination, write to: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C., 20250-9410, or call 1-800-795-3272 (voice) or 202-720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”

e-mail: [email protected]. website: [email protected]. website: www.dewittjonesrea

52 Park St., P.O. Box 103,

Milo

207 943-5225

MLS#: 1205299 MiloGreat looking house that is priced to sell. Vinyl siding, solid roof and replacement windows. Extra large lawn area with a chain link fence for your pet. House is on a corner lot that is close to shopping area. $35,000

MLS#: 1151352 MiloGambrel style home with 2 bedrooms and full bath. Home has had some remodeling done. Nice stained glass window, sunny enclosed porch, formal dining room, laminate flooring are just some of the features of this home. $48,500

“Your Home Town Realtor”

MLS#: 1206277 Dover-FoxcroftPicturesque New England style home sitting the banks of the Piscataquis River. Impeccable views up the river. This home features glassed in porch, 4 bedrooms, lg. living room, formal din-ing room, spacious kitchen, includes appliances & att. 2 car garage/barn. Located within walking distance to shopping & hospital. A must see! $159,900

MLS#: 1207864 SebecGarrison style home on 50 ac. 5 bdrms., 3 ba., sunny eat in kitchen w/pantry, dining rm., lg. living rm. w/woodstove & den/office/sewing room. Det. 4 car gar. w/overhead storage. Positioned and plumbed for solar power. Managed 40 ac. wood lot w/trails, stream frontage & private pond. Se-bec Lake, Garland Pond & ITS trails all nearby. Nice distant southern views. $229,500

Waterfront Acreage Waterfront

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30361, Ecoboost, Nav, Moonroof, MyFord

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Crew Cab LT 87696A, 5.3, Auto, Air, Tilt, CC, PW, PDL, P. Seat, CD, Sat Radio,

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11159, 6.2, 6spd, Auto, E-Lock Rear End, Heated & Cooled Leather Seats,

Rem. Start, Chrome Pkg., Premium Sound, Plus Much Much More,

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30369A, 4x4, PW, PL, P. Seat,

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2014 Volkswagen Passat TDI SE

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2014 Chevrolet Camaro LT RS

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2013 GMC Terrain AWD SLE

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2011 Chevrolet Silverado Ext 4x4 LT

14130A, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, HD Tow


2014 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT

P2504, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, HD Tow


2014 Chevrolet Traverse AWD LT

P2580, V-6, Auto, PW, PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise


2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 4x4

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MSRP $46.660

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Sale Price - $39,245Loyalty - 1,000Rebate - 3,250

2015 Chevrolet Malibu#14106, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,

MSRP $24,255

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2015 Chevrolet Cruze LT#1286, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,

MSRP $21,245

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2015 Chevrolet Silverado Reg Cab#14141, V-6, Auto, Power Locks, Tilt, A/C, HD Tow Pkg, MSRP $28,955

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et Cruze LT

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2014 Chevrolet Silverado Dbl Cab 4x4 LT#14137, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, PS,

Tilt, Cruise, Rear Camera, Remote Start, HD Tow, All-Star, MSRP $42,705

2014 Chevrolet Sonic RS#14046, 4cyl, Auto, Sunroof, Leather, White Diamond, MSRP $23,930

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Lease $277/Month for 39 months

39245 Sale Price, 3050 CCR, 1000 Loyalty, 2000 Down Cash or Trade, .96 APR, 25195 Residual, 1st Pmt Due @ Signing

2014 Chevrolet Impala#14015, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,

MSRP $27,670

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onic RS

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$21,995555555552222222222222211111111111111,,,,,,,,,,,,,99999999999999999999999999995555555555555521,9955555552015 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT Z-71

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Chrome Steps, MSRP $47,025

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43245 Sale Price, 2000 CCR, 1000 Loyalty, 2000 Down Cash or Trade, .96 APR, 27744 Residual,

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Lease $199/Month

for 39 monthsSale Price 22995, 825 CCR, 500 Loyalty, 1900 Down Cash

or Trade, .96 APR, 14067 Residual


Lease $315/Month for 39 months

Sale Price 20910, 10000 Mi/yr, 1200 CCR, 500 Loyalty, .96 APR, 12534 Residual, 1200 Down Cash or Trade,

1st Pmt Due @ Signing

Lease $176/Month

for 39 months



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2014 Dodge Caravan AVP

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2014 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4

#14340

2014 Dodge Durango SXT AWD

#14155

2015 Jeep Compass Sport 4x4

#50265

Lease for $299.04/mo.

No Money DownJust First Payment

2015 Chrysler200 Limited

#50134

2015 Dodge Journey AVP

#50164

2015 Chrysler 200 S AWD

#50150

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2015 Ram 3500 Laramie Crew Cab Dually

#50179

2015 Ram Crew Cab Diesel Plow Truck

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2015 Dodge Dart SE#50136

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