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June 27, 28 & 29 2013

We are very grateful to all of our 2013 sponsors! (see back cover)

“HISTORY IN THE MAKING”

Program of EvEnts

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A heartfelt THANK YOU to our sponsors:

Gold

American Legion Post 128Family Dental Health

Mediocre DeliPapa’s Ice Cream

Pit Stop FuelsPortland Water District

Randall OrchardsStandish Family Practice

Standish Recreation CommitteeSubway

Silver

Family & Friends CampgroundHannaford

Gold Sponsor


When you become our new patient*, you get a $10 Gift Card to Hannaford Grocery.

PLUS, in your honor, we will give $25 to the Food Bank in your community.

The office will be doing a food drive

June 3rd through June 29thPlease feel free to drop off non-perishable items during that time.

We will be along the parade route!Saturday June 29th from 8am-Noon

Hotdogs, sno-cones, bottled water, games for the kids, prizes, raffles, and lots more!

YOU get a $10 Hannaford Grocery Gift CardWE give $25 to your local Food Bank!

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If you are among the many Standish citizens who have already marked your calendars for last week-end in June, then you are already aware of the great work that is being done by this committee of 4! It is amazing to think that just 4 people plan for this 3-day, all-around-town, full-of-food, fun and fellowship exciting summer event….but that is precisely what this group does, and their efforts for 2014 will begin shortly after the final event of the 2013 Standish Summer Spectacular is held. If you see any of these creative, energetic and probably exhausted committee members at any of this year’s events, please be sure to thank them for giving us a reason to celebrate Standish each June! Also, the committee would love to build from a committee of 4 to a committee of 5, 6, 7 or more…please consider joining us if you would like to be part of something spectacular!!

~Linda Brooks, Director of Parks and Recreation

Committee MembersDiana Allen, Chairperson

Jeanine DaltonDee Thibault

Bill Tracy

Standish Summer Spectacular Committee

On August 1, 1974 a group of interested people wishing to organize a historical society in Standish met in the Marrett House parlor. Just 19 days later the Standish Historical Society became an official corporation in the State of Maine and by October 24, they had elected their first officers: Bevalie Marean, President; Dana Edgecomb, Vice President, Daisey Thomas, Secretary and Joyce Terrell, Treasurer. Joline Webber (last year’s parade Grand Marshal) was the first official Curator.

In the next few years a museum on the second floor of the Old Red Church was established. It’s open and welcomes visitors on Mondays and Thursdays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm during June to late September, or by appointment. They will be open from 10:00 to 2:00 pm on Saturday, June 29 during and after the parade.

The purpose of the Standish Historical Society is to educate people about the history of Standish and to preserve important artifacts and historical buildings.

The 2013 officers are: Glenna Jamison, President; Pam Slattery-Thomas, Vice President; Eleanor Sawyer, Secretary; Nadine Blake, Treasurer; Charles Ruby, Curator.

2013 Directors are Joline Webber, Audrey Woodbrey and Pam Slattery-Thomas.

Standish Historical Society2013 “history in the Making” BenefiCiary organization


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207.642.2200 / [email protected]

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Adrienne PaulOwner/Director

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It has been a pleasure to work with the following local businesses in preparing for the 2013 festival:

time 4 Printing - programs, posters and bannersLt’s inc - t-shirts, award ribbonsCentral Maine Pyrotechnics - fireworksProgram created by Diana Allen

This “Spectacular” event wouldn’t be possible without the community support from: The town of standishamerican Legion Women’s auxiliarystandish kiwanisMsaD #6Volunteers in Police service (ViPs) saco river Community televisionyour Weekly shopping guideCurrent Publishing

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Thursday, June 27thSebago Lake Boat Launch

6:30 - 8:30pm“a taste of Maine”

Kick off summer with the family at our own Sebago Lake Boat Launch, located on Route 35, near the intersections of Routes 114 and 35.

The boat launch will close to boaters at 4pm on this day.

Additional parking available at the Edna Libby Elementary School on Sebago Lake Road. Free shuttle service available to and from the boat launch. FREE ADMISSION

6:30 pm “a taste of Maine” 10 tickets/$5, no limit Fundraiser for the Standish Historical Society 7 - 8:30 pm exchange street Quartet A cappella music in the barbershop style www.facebook.com/exchangestreetquartet These events will be held outdoors, so bring your lawn chairs. In the event of rain, this event will be moved to the Edna Libby Elementary School Gymnasium.

BBQBAKED GOODSYARD SALE

SEBAGO LAKE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH410 Northeast RoadSebago Lake Village

Saturday, June 2911:00 am - 2:00 pm

A Taste of MaineSebago Lake Boat Launch

6:30 - 8:30pm

Papa’s Ice CreamGalaxy Salsa

Nannies BakeryCapt’n Eli’s Soda

Maine Street GrillSloppy Jay’s

Standish House of PizzaBon Appetit

Gorham GrindJakes Diner

Mediocre DeliRippling Waters

A partial list of local eateries that will be providing samples at the Taste of Maine event.

Organic Produce & Gardening WorkshopsCelebrating RWF’s DiversitySummer Workshop Primer

Saturday, June 29

Wild Edible Walk – 10:00 a.m.Wild Foods Luncheon – 12 noon

Medicine Wheel Herbal Garden Tour – 1:00 p.m.Permaculture Practices Tour – 2:00 p.m.

Taste & Touch Tour for Children and Families – 3:00 p.m.Donations Accepted

Summer WorkshopsCall for Cost

Medicine Wheel Herbs2nd Saturday, July – October, 1:00 p.m.

Backyard Permaculture Practices 3rd Saturday, July – Sept., 10:00 a.m.

Thank you Standish Summer Spectacular for sponsoring Rippling Waters Farm in 2012 –

You’re Great!

Ripping Waters Organic Farm55 River Road Standish

642-5161


Friday, June 28thKiwanis Beach

6:30 pm to 10:00 pm(gates open at 6:00 pm)

“Beach Boogie”

Food, fun and frolic for the entire family. The Kiwanis snack shack will be open all night. Bring your lawnchairs. FREE ADMISSION

6:30 pm Chandler’s Band Sponsored by American Legion Post #128

7:30-9:30 Beach Boogie with flamin’ raymond and sizzlin’ suzzin’ Sponsored by Standish Recreation Committee

Dusk fireworks Sponsored by the Town of Standish

Founded in 1915, Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Kiwanis Beach is locate off Route 25 on Beach Road, Standish.

Open at 11 am Daily

located at 58 Ossipee trail Standish maine

207 642 5200

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Community MarketplaceGeorge E Jack School

8am - Noon

LV2 HoopFood & Fellowship, Inc (aka Monday Meals)

Dalton FundraisingLakes Region - Outer Portland Macaroni Kid

Presumpscot Regional Land TrustDottie K Designs/Scentsy/Neriumad

Bonny Eagle Soccer BoostersLiving Stone Community Church

Gorham Savings BankMegan Smith, Independent Scentsy Consultant

Bottles 4 FuelMaine Optometry

A partial list of people, businesses and vendors that will be at the Community Marketplace.

Standish was selected as a GrowSmart Maine town for additional assistance with putting out the Standish Master Plan into place.

Standish was awarded the Safe Route to Schools grant based on the work of the Master Plan, the village Center design activity and the form-based code innovation.

Because of that activity Standish became the first town in Maine to adopt form-based codes, making it attractive to developers.

This lead to the article in this months DownEast magazine citing this innovative work to restore a traditional downtown area.

There are several places in Standish that are on the National Registry of Historic Places:o Cumberland and Oxford Canalo Paine Neighborhood Historic Districto Standish Corner Historic Districto The Old Red Churcho Daniel Marrett Houseo Schoolhouse Arts Theater

Standish: Did you know?


Saturday, June 29thStandish Corner

7:30 am to Noon7:30 - 9:30 Pancake Breakfast Standish Congregational Church 25 Oak Hill Road, Standish Adults $5/ Children $3 Menu: Pancakes, Sausage, Beverage choice (Coffee, Tea, Orange Juice, Milk) Syrup (real and “fake”) Breakfast sponsored by Hannaford Pastry donated by Mediocre Deli

8:00 am - Noon Community Marketplace George E Jack School Local business displays, artisans, free sports physicals, flower clubs, yard sale tables

9:00 am Parade lineup at at Memory Lane9:30 am Judging of the floats $100 cash prizes given for best floats in the following categories: Patriotic, Entertaining, Historic, Neighborhood/ Family and Best Depiction of Theme 10:00 am Parade grand Marshal: elmer alley Beginning at Blake Road (Memory Lane) up Route 25 to the Old Red Church

Be sure to explore all the businesses along the parade route for more surprises - see the following page for all the ones we know about....

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black raspberry and chocolate (twist)

LOW FAT, NO FAT & VEGANoptions

Ask about our GIFFORD'S FROZEN YOGURT

Buy ONE soft-serve ice cream and get ONE soft-serve ice cream for FREE on parade day

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Saturday, June 29thAlong the Parade Route

Be sure to explore all of the businesses along the parade route! Here is what we know about so far, but more is sure to come!

The Marrett house will be hosting the 4th annual Art at Marrett celebration. In the past this event has been held in August, but they have changed the date to have it become part of our celebration of Standish! The Saco River Art League and other Maine artists will be on hand displaying and selling their work. Children can come and create their own art at the “Create Your Own Masterpiece” table. Refreshments are available for sale by the Standish Historical Society. take a free tour of Marrett house and see our newly reinstalled 1847 parlor and our fabulous children’s rocking horse, recently returned from its starring role in an exhibition at the national gallery in Washington, D.C. Free tours of the house will be offered on the hour.

Maine street grill will have food and drinks available and FREE facepainting for the kids during the parade, along with a “Spectacular Lunch Special” - $10 lobster roll and fries as well as $5 Bloody Mary’s and Manmosas. They will also be offering FREE tours of their historic building, and even some ghost stories!

Papa’s ice Cream (gold sponsor) will have a bouncy house for the kids!

family Dental health (gold sponsor) will have hotdogs, sno-cones, bottled water and games with prizes and raffles at their office from 8-noon.

PROMOTING THE RESPECT OF LAND OWNERS PROPERTY AND

ATV SAFETYWe meet the 3rd Wednesday

of the month at 7pm.

Find us on Facebook or at sgatv.net

Trailmaster Ken Whynot 615-4391ATV Maine Rick Willoughby 318-6429

Hope to see you on the trails.


Sweet treats For any and all occasions.

Sweet Kisses is a local (Standish) Maine business. We pride ourselves on making everything fresh and

from scratch, none of our product is bought from other companies and labeled as our own.

Shipped anywhere in the US!Open Monday through Saturday.

Closed Sundays and holidays.

[email protected](207) 650-9100

visit us at the taste of maine on june 27!

Full Menu 7 days a week 11am to 9pm

Breakfast/Brunch Weekends 7am - 1pm

1 Ossipee Trail East, Standish 207.648.7211

“Spectacular Specials”$10 Lobster Roll + Fries

$5 Bloody Marys and “Manmosas”

FREE facepainting during the parade!

Standish Congregational ChurchUnited Church of Christ

Standish Summer SpectacularPANCAKE BREAKFASTSaturday, June 297:30 ~ 9:30 a.m.$5 Adults/$3 Children

3RD ANNUAL

Sunday school for children and youth ~ nursery care providedSunday morning worship 9:30 A.M

207.571.4938 † [email protected] † www.standishcc.org

Rev. Dr. Cynthia Bland Biggar ~ Pastor

25 Oak Hill Road † P.O. Box 68 † Standish ME † 04084 † Offi ce 207.642.3386

ALL ARE WELCOME!

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLJuly 10 - August 14 for kids aged 4-14Wednesday evenings, 6:00-7:45 p.m.


Saturday, June 29thSteep Falls Village Park

12:00 - 4:00 pm

12:00-1:30 pm strawberry Pie Contest See rules on the following page. Fundraiser for the Standish Historical Society 2:00 pm Johnny the k

Nationally acclaimed and award winning musician and teacher, John Kelleher, along with his 12 string guitar and his unique collection of costumed hats, masks, and disguises, educates and inspires his audiences through his spirited and interactive style of music. His exciting and unique method of teaching and empowering children has been greeted with overwhelming approval and support for the past 23 years!

Be sure to bring your lawn chairs. Rain location will be inside the Steep Falls Firebarn for both events.

Refreshments will be available for purchase.

Steep Falls Market

WineBeerIce CreamIceFresh Co� ee SlushiesGroceriesMaine State Lottery

207.675.3381

Proud local supporter of the standish summer spectacular

Summer HoursMonday-Friday 5:00am-9:00pm

Saturday 5:30am-9:00pmSunday 6:00am-9:00pm

PIZZA SPECIAL!

(1) Large/(1)Item - $10.99

(does not include specialty pizzas)

Now Making Wraps!

intergenerational strawberry Pie Contest rulesPies accepted 12:00 – 12:45 pm (no late entries), judged at 1:00 pm

rULesOnly one pie per person allowed.Amateur bakers only, no professionals allowed.All pies must be accompanied by the recipe, typewritten or neatly printed on a plain, white, lined unadorned 4 x 6 index card. No designer recipe cards will be accepted, and no names are to appear on recipe card.The pie shall be a traditional Strawberry pie, with no other fruits, etc. in the crust or filling.Score sheets will remain confidential.All pies must be completely cooled.All pies must be in a disposable aluminum container. Any pie not meeting entry requirements will be disqualified.Decision of the judges will be final,Pies accepted Saturday morning, June 29 from 11 am – 12:45 pm.Absolutely no late entries will be accepted.

Judges will consider the following: Ease of preparation (4 pts), texture (4 pts), flavor of filling(4 pts), crust (4 pts), overall appearance (4 pts) - with a total of 20 possible points.


2013 parade grand Marshal: elmer alley

the standish summer spectacular committee is pleased to announce that it has selected the grand Marshal for this year’s standish summer spectacular parade.

Elmer Alley was one of a number of very qualified nominees for this honor, making it a challenging selection process for the committee. However, elmer’s longstanding history of service to our community and more specifically, his role in recording the town’s history makes him a wonderful person to lead this year’s parade, the theme of which is “History in the Making.”

elmer was born and raised in standish, and still lives in the house he was born in 88 years ago. While a youngster in standish, he attended grades 1-8 at the albion Howe elementary school and then attended the standish High school. He left home for 4 years to attend the university of Maine at orono, where he majored in agriculture. once he returned back to standish, he became the town clerk and tax collector, and he held that position for 32 years until retiring at the age of 62. throughout his term as tax collector, he worked in the town Hall at standish corner – which had previously been his elementary school. During his years here, elmer was active with the kiwanis club for many years, was a mason for over 30 years, and has been involved with the active senior citizens of standish.When informed at the active senior citizen luncheon that he was selected by the committee to be the grand Marshal, elmer was honored, and reminded those around him that he had been a grand marshal once before… many years ago when the parade route was up route 35 through sebago lake village. the comment was made by one of his tablemates that elmer is a great choice for the grand marshal, since he is “known and loved by many.”

elmer will surely represent our community well when he leads the parade on June 29th.

Grand Marshal

UPCOMING EVENTSSaturday, June 29, 2013 “Memories in the Making” at Memory Lane Music Hall, Blake Road, Standish

The Jandee Lee Porter Band (Country) 21+ show, doors open at 8, show begins at 9:00 pm.Cover: $8 with $5 from every admission being donated to Standish Recreation and the Johnson Field Playground Committee! The Jandee Lee Porter Band has opened for such renowned country music artists as The Zac Brown Band, Reba McIntyre, Jo Dee Messina, Leeann Rimes, and Kellie Pickler, and they will be opening this year for Montgomery Gentry. Come kick up it with your friends while supporting a great cause!

Saturday, August 25, 2013 “Running for a Reason”Pre-register by Saturday August 24 at 4:00 pm$17 individual, or $12 each for a family of 4. Last minute registrations (day of event) $22 for each individual, including familiesLine up is at the Alfond Center, St Joseph’s CollegeThis year’s “Reason”: Raising funds for the the Cumberland County Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS)Race route allows for occasional breezes from Sebago Lake along with some great views! Come join the fun and help us fi nish our fundraising efforts for the Johnson Field Playground (Community Build Day scheduled for September 15)

NEW MEMBERS NEEDED: Work with a fun and easy-going committee who is all about increasing community spirit! Only one meeting a month...but many gratifying family-oriented events! FMI contact Linda Brooks at 642-2875. Don’t delay!

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Saturday, June 29th“Memories in the Making”

8:00pm - 1:00amCome celebrate the final event of this year’s Standish Summer Spectacular at Memory Lane Music Hall35 Blake Road, Standish ME

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A FAMILY OWNED FARM FOR OVER 100 YEARS!

Randall Road, Standish(207) 642-3500

Randall Orchards is a 500-acre working farm and represents one of the last commercial agricultural properties in Standish. Purchased in 1906 by Edgar Randall, is now one of the largest undeveloped blocks of land in Standish and Edgar’s grandson, Dick Randall has been busy ensuring that it stays that way for future generations to enjoy. Randall Orchards is a proud Gold sponsor of the 2013 Standish Summer Spectacular.

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THE JANDEE LEE PORTER BAND has opened for such renowned country music artists as The Zac Brown Band, Reba McIntyre, Jo Dee Messina, Leeann Rimes, and Kellie Pickler, and they will be opening this year for Montgomery Gentry.

21+ show Doors open at 8, show begins at 9:00 pm.

Cover charge is $8 with $5 from every admission being donated to Standish Recreation and the Johnson Field Playground Committee! Come kick up it with your friends while supporting a great cause!

fMi: Memory Lane 642-3363 or visit them at www.memorylanemusical hall.com


The land now included in the Town of Standish was originally part of the area hunted and occupied from time to time by the Sokokis Tribe of the Abenaki Indians.Moses Pearson commanded a company in the first siege of Louisburg and its capture, during the King George’s War. Humphrey Hobbs commanded a company of Indian fighters defending New Hampshire from French and Indian raids. Upon return from those expeditions the two captains in 1748 petitioned the General Court of the Provence of Massachusetts Bay for grants of land to establish a township somewhere in the County of York; and in 1750 the right to settle 22,640 acres was granted to the 120 men who had served in the two companies. The new township was called Pearson and Hobbs Town. Hobbs died of smallpox at Ft. William Henry during the last of the Indian wars and none of his men ever settled on the land. In May 1752 the Proprietors met and began the process of surveying and mapping the First Division of the land into 30-acre lots. Settlement began slowly and many of the ex-soldiers sold their rights for whatever cash they could get. Four roads were laid out which crossed at what is now Standish Comer. These four roads were each 8 rods wide (132 feet) Northwest Rd. (Oak Hill Rd.), Northeast Rd. (Sebago Lake), Southeast

History of StandishRd. (Gorham) and Southwest Rd. (Buxton). In the earliest days of settlement the Indians frequently razed their cabins and attempted to drive them out. The Proprietors then petitioned the General Court in Boston for funds to build a fort and supply an armed guard. The petition was ignored and the desperate grantees thereupon built a fort with their own funds. The fort was built at the intersection of the four roads so that the approaching Indians could easily be spotted. Within the fort there were a meetinghouse used for worship and meetings and several small houses against the walls of the fort for the families to occupy. In 1756 there were 16 families with an estimated total of 65 people. The men of the families alternated as armed guards of the fort. Only Joseph Thorn and Abraham York of the original grantees ever completed the requirements for gaining title to their land. During the time they occupied the fort, the early settlers were often near starvation. They were surrounded by Indians and their efforts to raise crops on their lots outside the fort failed because of raids by the Indians. At one time some of the bravest men sneaked out of the fort and killed a moose. They cut off and carried back one quarter of the carcass. By the time they could return with help to bring in the rest, the Indians had found and carried away the remainder of the moose. A petition to the General Court in Massachusetts in 1756 resulted in a grant of $6.40 a month (22c a day) to be divided among the sixteen families! These conditions continued until the fall of Quebec in 1759, at which time the warfare between the Indians and the English Settlements in the District of Maine came to an end. During the next twenty-six years settlers were able to work their land and build cabins and houses. The plantation called “Pearsontown” was incorporated into a town by the name of Standish by an Act passed 11/30/1785 in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It is that incorporation we are celebrating this year of 1985, 200 years later, as the Bicentennial Year. STANDISH, Maine 1785-1985, Compiled & published by the Standish Historical Society

History of Standish continued

Be sure to visit the standish historical society’s Museum, located inside the old red Church on oak hill road.


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Standish Historical Societyheadquartered at the Old Red Church

55 Oak Hill Road

Museum will be open during and after the Standish Summer Spectacular

Open June - September, Monday and Thursday from 1 to 4 PM

Society holds regular meetings April - October

Call 207.642.4567 or 207.642.3216 for details.

New members always welcome.

Welcome to Standish Family Practice, a member of the Mercy familyPeople choose Mercy for their health care needs because they expect to receive clinically excellent, compassionate, professional care. We strive to exceed your expectations.Standish Family Practice specializes in primary and preventative health care for people of all ages. We also offer osteopathic manipulation therapy, which is a hands–on approach to diagnosing, treating and preventing illness or injury. It involves moving your muscles and joints using techniques that include stretching, gentle pressure and resistance.In addition, we provide Maine Department of Transportation physicals, which is a requirement for truck drivers.We are conveniently located in the Colonial Marketplace on Route 25 in Standish.We take Medicare and Medicaid assignment and participate in most major insurance programs and managed care plans. Our facility is wheelchair/handicap accessible, and we offer free sign and foreign language interpreting services.

Meet our ProvidersRussell Remalia, DO is a graduate of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Maine. He completed his internship at the Osteopathic Hospital of Maine and his residency at Brighton Medical Center, also in Maine. Dr. Remalia is board certifi ed by the American Board of Osteopathic Medicine with additional certifi cation in geriatric medicine. Dr. Remalia is also a registered pharmacist in Maine, Florida and Pennsylvania. In his free time you can fi nd Dr. Rema-lia enjoying the outdoors, whether fi shing or skiing.

Heather LaValle, NP has been a registered nurse for over 20 years and has had experiences in many settings including overseas. For the last 10 years, she worked in a Windham family practice. Heather’s work in Fam-ily Practice inspired her return to school and she graduated from the University of Southern Maine in 2011 with her Family Nurse Practitioner certifi cation.Heather enjoys reading, crafts, and spending time with her son.

111 Ossipee Trail EastStandish, Maine 04084P (207) 642-4434F (207) 642-4439

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Doors Open at 4 pm & Bingo Starts at 6:30 pmEarly Bird Bingo 6:10 pm

WTA - - Pull Tabshot food, cold drinks & other goodies

American LegionSponsored by Standish Memoridal Post 128

FMI call 207-642-5583or visit www.post128.org

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COME OVER TO ENJOY OUR BOUNCE HOUSE ON PARADE DAY

Papa’sIce Cream

36 FLAVORS OF GIFFORDS PREMIUM ICE CREAM

4 GREAT SOFT SERVE FLAVORS95% fat free and 100% delicious

vanilla and chocolate (twist)

black raspberry and chocolate (twist)

LOW FAT, NO FAT & VEGANoptions

Ask about our GIFFORD'S FROZEN YOGURT

Buy ONE soft-serve ice cream and get ONE soft-serve ice cream for FREE on parade day

GREAT ServiceGREAT Ice Cream

GREAT Prices

We are located at 62 Ossipee Trail East, Standish MECALL AHEAD FOR TAKE-OUT 207.648.7115

~Support your LOCAL business owners~

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