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Steinke & Caruso Dental Care, PA Daniel L. Steinke, DDS, MAGD CORINTH RESIDENTS: Hillary S. Caruso, DMD, MAGD Look for your newsletter inside! 207-564-3455 Visit us at www.centralmainesmiles.com The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 1 7KH Dexter, Ripley Granges closing by Mike Lange DEXTER – Two of the oldest fraternal organizations in the area are closing their doors this month as (DVWHUQ the result of aging demographics and dwindling membership. Dexter Grange No. 155 and Ripley Grange No. 462 will give up their charters and turn their halls over to the Maine state organization. *D]HWWH “We held on as long as we could, but we are down to six members and we can’t keep up with an aging building,” said Ted Nokes, the current master of the Dexter Grange. According to the rules of the national organization, a subordinate grange must have a minimum of 13 members – nine men and four women – to retain its charter. CUSTOM STONEWALLS AND PATIOS “We probably could have gotten a waiver to stay open, but things didn’t look very promising,” Nokes said. Dexter Grange was chartered in 1877 and at one time, was the “All your hardscaping needs...” largest building in the community next to the original town hall. The Grange has three tenants in its building: Scavenger’s secondhand We specialize in Maine stone. $)7(530 store, a barber shop and a small meeting area for the Dexter Club. “As  far as we know, the status of our tenants won’t change,” Nokes said. Slate – Fieldstone – Cut Granite 63(&,$/ Nokes was part of a group that included Dana Wilbur, Elaine DOO\RX Thomas and her husband, Allen, who revived the Dexter Grange 14 Flagstones, (207) 717-6320 years ago when it was fi rst in danger of closing. FDQSOD\ZLWKFDUW “We opened it for the purpose of having it available for Scout meetings and community functions, and things went rather well for -XQLRU&OLQLF eight ten years,” Nokes said. “But during the past four or fi ve years, You have a RIGHT to see VWDUWV7KXUVGD\-XQHUG several active members passed away and our membership just kept &DOOIRUGHWDLOV dwindling.” cat videos. Don’t let a Nokes said that he still believes in the organization and said that “if the right situation came along, I’d considering joining another broken computer stop you. Dexter Grange.” Dottie Hutchins is one of the last remaining members of Ripley Municipal Grange and said that the closure was inevitable. “People weren’t Golf Course turning out for meetings, so we weren’t able to put on suppers and Dr. Dan other functions,” she said. “So we haven’t had any source of income for 35 Sunrise Ave., Dexter a while. Young people are more into technology than tradition.” 924-6477 Hutchins has been a Grange member for 70 years, but said that 564.0150 she’s undecided whether she’ll transfer her membership. “I have to think about it for a while,” she said. The Maine State Grange was organized in Lewiston in 1874; and by the end of the fi rst year, there were 64 Granges and approximately 2,000 members By 1907, the numbers accelerated to 419 Granges and 55,000 members. But as the number of Maine farms dwindled over the decades, so did interest in the Grange. Now, there are only about 4,000 members statewide, although there are many Granges in the Penquis region like Valley in North Guilford, Garland, Parkman and Wayside that are still active. Dave Pearson is master of Wayside Grange in North and said that his organization is in good shape, but it still has its challenges. “We also have an old building to take care of, and that can be expensive,” Pearson said. Pearson said that a local Grange “was once the central focus of the community when there were many working farms in the area. But the world has changed.” Wayside Grange holds many public functions such as musical entertainment and dinners which brings in revenue and keeps the organization in the public eye. But as a fraternal , members are required to be formally initiated and Pearson said that young people today “have no use for rituals. They think there’s something sinister about them. But it’s just like playing a part in a stage play. Personally, I like the tradition, but I’m probably a rarity.” Efforts to reach Grange State Master Rick Grotton for comment were unsuccessful.

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DAR NEW MEMBER - Tisbury Manor Chapter DAR welcomed new member Rita Page at the May chapter meeting. Rita’s Patriot is Josiah Whitney of Massachusetts, who was a Colonel in the Revolutionary War. For more information on Tisbury Manor or DAR contact us at [email protected]. Pictured are Chaplain Bunny Knight, Rita Page, and Regent Jane Macomber.

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Limited-time offer. Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. ©2016 U.S. Cellular NonPromo_HomePhone_BetterHome_Print_DI_6x9 2684026 Contacts: 277-4841 or 277-3425 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 3 PETS celebrates 25 years with yardsale DEXTER - Prevent Euthanasia as Snow Babies, 1970’s clarinet - requires evidence of public +5%#6#37+547+5'g 0 Through Sterilization (PETS) with case; grooming stairs for assistance and the cost is $10. per will hold a 3 day yardsale on dogs; Carolina Rocker; small cat and $20. for Pit or Pit mix dog; June 26, 2016, 10am - 2pm July 8, 9 and 10 at the Gayscott furniture amongst hundreds of process can take a month; the (Rain Date TBD) Parking Lot in Dexter from 9 - 5 other items. P.E.T.S. program- 564-8092- call Dover-Foxcroft Baseball p.m. to celebrate their 25 years If you are interested in getting for information and qualifi cation #4')+564#6+10LUGN#/gEE#/ of working towards their mission your pet fi xed at a reduced guidelines- assists with both of reducing overpopulation and rate check if you meet the dogs and cats. If you would like +5+614 #6'2'05#6MUGN#/ abandonment of companion qualifi cations when you call: The to donate and be part of our PG'4'4510h+&570&'4EF(4''9+6*#0#&7.6 animals. Cleo Fund (for cats, domestic mission donations can be sent to The yardsale includes lots of or feral) copays start at $33 P.E.T.S. P O Box 912, Guilford 6SRQVRUHGE\3LVFDWDTXLV5HSXEOLFDQV household items; kids clothes, per cat: 773-6221; the Help Fix ME 044443. All monies raised go toys and bikes; collectables such ME program: 1-800-367-1317 directly to help animals. Live Auction • Bumper Ball • Rap Contest Antique & Classic Cars Dexter’s Annual Kiwanis Cruise-In coming August 6 People’s Choice Trophy ~Music ~ Food ~ DEXTER - The Kiwanis Club of Kiwanis will vend food and soft booklet & “goody bags” will also Dexter Sunrise has chosen to host drinks. “Cool Ride” awards will be distributed at entry points 6HHXVRQ)DFHERRN an annual cruise-in event as one be presented for those highest beginning at 4:30 p.m. of a number of fundraisers that vote-getter vehicles. A special provide a wide variety of services to the children and young adults in our 4-town area. Last year’s cruise-in was a wonderful success, not only in terms of numbers and quality of classic vehicles, but very favorable follow-up reviews from car owners, other car clubs and the general public as well. Although the municipal parking lot has only 76 parking spaces, assisted parking allowed for another 40, or so cars, with no “door dings” resulting. The 2nd Annual Kiwanis Cruise-In will take place on August 6 (Rain Date: August 27) from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. Entertainment with “DJ Mike” and “The Wildwoods Band”, a traditional country & rock ‘n roll band, will be good to go.

Spring Street Greenhouse Open to serve all your floral arrangement needs. From weddings to funerals or ‘just because’ stop in or give us a call. 0RQ)UL6DW We are here for you! Mike and Susan Laferriere 325 Garland Road, Dexter, ME 04930 (207) 924-2161

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Custom picking available. Call to order. BRIGGS FARM 115 Crawford Road, Dexter 924-3456 Page 4 June 24 - 30, 2016 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage GREENHOUSE CLOSED FORUM The Eastern Gazette welcomes Letters to the Editor from readers in our coverage area addressing issues of local public interest. All letters must be signed with town of residence noted beneath the signature, and a NOW SELLING daytime telephone number provided for verifi cation purposes. Unsigned letters, letters with fi ctitious names, letters without verifi cation information, or letters that are not addressed exclusively to The Eastern Gazette, NEW CUT HAY may not be considered for publication. Partisan political letters will not be published in the fi nal edition of The Eastern Gazette prior to any election. All letters will be considered based on space available, standards of taste, Vegetables coming soon. and libel. Editing for space and clarity will be at the discretion of the Editor. Letters may be e-mailed to news@ easterngazette.com or mailed to 97 Church Street Dexter ME 04930. Letters must reach The Eastern Gazette by 5 Open .-Sat. 9-4, Sun. 10-2 pm Monday for consideration for Friday publication. 226 Medford Rd., MILO • 943-2605 “Community Spirit” 1 Mile From Green Bridge On Left Side Of Road, Look For Sign To the Editor: Events (at every level) sometimes make us shake our heads and think “What is the world coming to?” Let’s not forget the many good things happening in our area. 2016 DEXTER SUMMER CAMP I’d like to extend a hearty thanks to Senator Paul Davis who was our guest auctioneer on Saturday June 11 at a pie auction in Cambridge. In less than an hour he helped us raise more than $800.00 which BUS SCHEDULE will be shared equally between two local causes. When you have participants from two years old to ninety- three, how can you lose? Thank you also to all the bakers and buyers. It was an entertaining as well as a tasty way to spend a little time with neighbors! Please look for next year’s date, and plan to attend. You PICK UP TIME LOCATION won’t be disappointed. 8:45 am Garland Town Office Reni Davis Cambridge 8:55 am Exeter Town Office 9:30 am Old Ripley School “...prepare for a long battle.” 9:40 am Factory One To the Editor: 9:45 am Ridge View School I understand that three lonely souls voted in favor of the school budget from Cambridge. In view of the fact that the school budget is up 55% in the last fi ve years at a time of declining enrollment, maybe the 9:50 am Dexter Skating Rink mystery is that anyone voted for it at all. But more mysterious than anything is the fact that no member of the school board has stood up against these proceedings. Our area has still not recovered from the great recession of 2008. And there are near DROP OFF TIME LOCATION 100 abandoned homes in Guilford alone. A school board that recommends double-digit increases in 2:10 pm Dexter Skating Rink property taxes every year is clearly in some other reality. Other school boards in Maine appear to have been taken hostage by the Administration. In every 2:15pm Factory One instance that I can fi nd it took 4 defeats of the school budget before the course was altered and reform 2:25 pm Old Ripley School took root. The bureaucrats are entrenched and the welfare of the students is the last thing on their minds. Voters here must gird up their loins and prepare for a long battle. When the administration always 3:00 pm Garland Town Office has the wrong answer the Administration must go. This is the job the school board was elected to do. And 3:10 pm Exeter Town Office the taxpayers have to have a clear objective - I suggest that we cancel the 16 to 19% increase projected for this year and We recover the 5% or more increase in last year’s budget before we approve this year’s budget. Plan to be at pick up areas at least 5 minutes Real changes and real Innovation and real determination will be needed to achieve this. Failure equals economic extinction. The next budget referendum vote is Tuesday, July 26th - Please Vote! BEFORE scheduled pick up time! Robert Shaffer Guilford Rockwall Gardens “It’s in our nature” Still a nice selection of Shrubs, Trees & Annuals Have a Safe & Happy 4th of July

PETTING ZOO CLOSEDTH Gift Certificates Available JULY 4 5525 Water St., Guilford • 564-3322 IS OPEN [email protected] • Like us on Facebook Dexter Fireman’s Auction Fun for kids & adults! Bungee jumping, bounce houses, August 4, 5 & 6sStarts at 6 PM Held at the Factory One parking lot balloon animals, pony rides, magicians, whoopie pie eating (former Watering Hole, Water Street) If you need to get a hold of someone to have contests, live music, crafts, artists….. donated items picked up contact: AND 20,000 WHOOPIE PIES! Will Lovejoy 949-5442, Rick Fanjoy 924-3393, Rick Stocker 270-0474, Matt Connor 270-1776 or Wilfred Murray 924-7906. '6+4'/'06#46;(14 Thank you to all our generous sponsors! #..;7+6' After 50 years of teaching, Mrs. Nuite is retiring.

Former students, co-workers, friends, family and community AMB Signs & Foxcroft Printers Berg Activewear members are all invited. Dover-Foxcroft Chiropractic Ctr. Dover True Value Law Office of Kimberly Cavanagh Howard Insurance Agency June 26, 1-4 pm Mallett Real Estate True Textiles Ridgeview School Cafeteria, Dexter Pat’s Pizza Dover-Foxcroft The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 5

Changes coming to 2016 Maine Whoopie Pie Festival SCHOODIC DOVER-FOXCROFT — For the Festival goers had to stand in a to the music stage. ENTERPRISES seventh year, The Center Theatre long line to enter this area, called As they come in to town, and Piscataquis Chamber of “The Whoopie Pie Zone” and pay festival-goers will fi nd signs Pleasure Island Aluminum Boat Docks, Commerce will partner with other an entrance fee. Some vendors directing them to the fairgrounds Boat Lifts, Marine Supplies local and regional businesses to on East Main felt they saw less for parking, where shuttle busses bring the sweetest Maine festival traffi c because crowds would turn will transfer them to and from & Rhino Shelters back to downtown Dover-Foxcroft the corner before visiting the the festival. on June 25. In addition to an vendor booths placed after the Live music will be performed 24 Park Street, Milo incredible 10,000 whoopie pies WP Zone entrance. This year, the this year by Sharon Hood and (207) 943-5200 or call 943-3440 being prepared, this year several festival is laid out like a ‘V’, with Dixon Road who will play all day www.schoodicenterprises.com – [email protected] aspects of the festival will be Main Street Zone vendors on the long with Willicker playing a set changing. left arm, Whoopie Pie bakers in the afternoon. The Z107.3/ This year the festival will run and festival merchandise on the Townsquare Media Street Dance The new owners have arrived at from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Piscataquis right arm, and between them, the is a new addition to the festival, Chamber Executive Director Varney Agency’s Kids Zone with as well as a designated food court, &$0%5,'*(*(1(5$/6725(  Denise Buzzelli explains: “Main kids’ rides and games. Finally, as most of the food vendors will Street Vendors have expressed a food court with picnic tables, be stationed in one place, with +20(72:1',1(5 disappointment in the past with a ‘street dance’ area, and the plenty of seating in the court and the length of the festival, the day music stage with live broadcasts other shady spots throughout the Serving home cooked breakfast, lunch & dinner moved much too quickly for most, and contests where the two arms festival. starting at 6 am, where great food and entertaining and they really wanted more time meet, directly in the center of The Whoopie Pie Festival conversation is always available! to sell their product. Keeping the Downtown Dover-Foxcroft. organizers are grateful for the festival open until 8pm gives the There will be three entrance ongoing community support and Main Street, Cambridge vendors a great opportunity to gates this year, and admission the fi nancial support of this year’s Open 6 am - 8 pm, Monday - Saturday & 8 am - 6 pm Sundays potentially see a different crowd, to the festival has been brought sponsors, including: Bangor like those folks who work on down to $3 per person due to the Savings Bank, Dave’s World, Saturdays and haven’t been able generosity of festival sponsors, Z107.3, BDN Maine, the Varney to come to the festival before. We with children under 12 getting in Agency, Will’s Shop ‘n Save, The Barb’s Village Square Restaurant are hoping it will also motivate free. This means shorter, faster Freedom House Bed & Breakfast, )ULGD\ %DNHG6WXIIHG+DGGRFN3RWDWR9HJHWDEOH 5ROO  vendors and visitors from away lines and a greater opportunity Foxcroft Printers, Bergs  7LSV3RWDWR9HJHWDEOH 5ROO  to stay overnight and spend extra for all vendors to see the same Sportswear, George Howard 6DWXUGD\ HJJV+DP+RPH)ULHV7RDVW  time in Piscataquis County.” traffi c. The fi rst gate, sponsored Insurance, Kim Cavanaugh 6XQGD\ &RXQWU\)ULHG6WHDNZLWK3HSSHU*UDY\ In addition to the extended by Bangor Savings Bank, will be Law Offi ce, Mallett Real Estate,   (JJV+RPH)ULHV 7RDVW  schedule, the layout of the at the corner of Route 15 (East Pat’s Pizza of Dover-Foxcroft, 7XHVGD\ )UHQFK7RDVW%DFRQRU6DXVDJH  festival has changed signifi cantly. Main) and Court Street, to the Rideout Seasonal Services, and :HGQHVGD\ &KRS6XH\ZLWK*DUOLF%UHDG  Before, the bakers and live east of Rite Aid. The second gate, True Textiles, with Maine Credit 7KXUVGD\ /LYHU 2QLRQV3RWDWR9HJHWDEOH 5ROO  music stage were stationed in sponsored by Bangor Daily News, Unions as the offi cial sponsor of See us about Private Parties a parking lot behind two Main will be stationed on the west side the Main St. Zone for the second 15 Stetson Rd., Corinna 278-2799 • Tue. - Sun. 7 am - 2 pm (Closed Mondays) Fri. 7 am - 8 pm Street restaurants, Pastimes of the Ride Aid, at the corner of year. Pub and Pat’s Pizza, and away Court and Pleasant Streets. The For more information, visit

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All proceeds will go to the Town of Exeter’s :ƵůLJϮϯƌĚ͕ϮƉŵ Veterans Memorial Fund. &ZϭϬƚŚŝƌƚŚĚĂLJWĂƌƚLJ͊ Come enjoy the food and music!! ĂŬĞ͕/ĐĞƌĞĂŵ͕ĂŶĚ'ĂŵĞƐ͊ All musicians are welcome to come and play. ϯƉŵͶ&ƌĞĞ^ŚŽǁŝŶŐŽĨ Dexter Dover Any questions, please call the d,>'KDKs/ Area Towns Town Office at 379-2191. ^ƉŽŶƐŽƌĞĚďLJƚŚĞŵĞƌŝĐĂŶ>ĞŐŝŽŶ ƵŐƵƐƚϰƚŚ͕ϳƉŵ in Transition ϭϬƚŚŶŶŝǀĞƌƐĂƌLJ'ĂůĂ (DDATT) ŝŶŶĞƌĂƚƚŚĞDŝůůǀĞŶƚ^ƉĂĐĞ͕ĞƐƐĞƌƚĂŶĚĂ ƐŚŽǁĂƚƚŚĞĞŶƚĞƌdŚĞĂƚƌĞ͘^ĞĂƟŶŐŝƐůŝŵŝƚĞĚ͊ Helping develop local )5(' &$52/6+(5%851( ΨϰϬĞĂĐŚŽƌΨϳϱƉĞƌĐŽƵƉůĞ food, energy, and 7RZQ)DUP5RDG'H[WHU0( ƵŐƵƐƚϱƚŚͶϭϰƚŚ economic systems that ‡ support a community WRZQIDUP#DROFRP ĞŶƚĞƌdŚĞĂƚƌĞŶĐŽƌĞ͊ Custom Grazing - Organic Pastures and Conventional moving from ŽŵĞƚŽƚŚĞĞŶƚĞƌdŚĞĂƚƌĞĨŽƌ Consulting Services for Organic Cattle dependence on fossil ĂƌĞǀŝĞǁŽĨŽƵƌĨĂǀŽƌŝƚĞƐĐĞŶĞƐĂŶĚƐŽŶŐƐ Restoration agriculture on your property. fuels. ĨƌŽŵƚŚĞƉĂƐƚϭϬLJĞĂƌƐ͊ Homesteading - Practical approach to self sufficient food FMI: 924-3836 or production - Raising livestock and grazing management tŚĂƚ͛ƐĂŶĂŶŶŝǀĞƌƐĂƌLJǁŝƚŚŽƵƚĂŐŝŌƌĞŐŝƐƚƌLJ͊ [email protected] Family Cows Available - Both Dairy & Beef 'ŽƚŽŵLJƌĞŐŝƐƚƌLJ͘ĐŽŵĂŶĚƐĞĂƌĐŚĨŽƌƚŚĞ Do the best you can – Where you are – With what you have ĞŶƚĞƌdŚĞĂƚƌĞ͛ƐŶŶŝǀĞƌƐĂƌLJ'ŝŌZĞŐŝƐƚƌLJ͊ Page 6 June 24 - 30, 2016 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage

0RZLQJ Inmates receive education opportunity from 'ULYHZD\0DLQWHQDQFH Penquis Valley Adult Education Cooperative by Mike Lange said. “Right now, correspondence he said. “But the courses have +\GURVHHGLQJ DOVER-FOXCROFT – is either mailed or we’re putting been a life-changing experience.” Brothers Matt and Richard them on a fl ash drive and Knight said that he had to jump 'UDLQDJH Midgette have admittedly been emailing them ourselves.” through a few bureaucratic hoops in and out of trouble for most of Piscataquis County Jail to get student aid for the inmates   /DQGVFDSLQJ their adult lives. Administrator Maria Landry said since they were being held on DGVPLWKWUXFNLQJ#JPDLOFRP The latest incidents took place she’s in the process of obtaining federal charges, and normally not &DPS0DLQWHQDQFH in Florida a few years ago, and the two computers for the in-house eligible for government-backed two Milford natives are now in program, once the secure line is loans. “But because they’re Piscataquis County Jail in Dover- established. serving time in a county jail, they Foxcroft awaiting sentencing on She also said that the PVAEC can still apply for Pell grants and federal charges of possession of program is a win-win situation student loans,” Knight said. “I’m 6HDVRQV)ORUDO *LIWV stolen fi rearms. for the inmates who want to hoping they’ll be able to continue &0RRVHKHDG7UDLO1HZSRUW‡ But both said that they now participate. “Nate (Knight) has after they leave here.” %HKLQG(PHU\·V0HDW0DUNHW have a different outlook on done an outstanding job,” Landry Both brothers are scheduled to 6SHFLDOL]LQJLQ6\PSDWK\ life, thanks to a partnership said. “Matt and Richard are be sentenced in August and will between the county jail and working hard and doing well, more than likely be transferred to :HGGLQJ (YHU\GD\)ORUDO1HHGV the Piscataquis Valley Adult considering the number of years a federal prison. Education Cooperative. they’ve been out of high school.” Eventually, however, the 7LP8QGHUKLOO3&)PPIG The Midgettes are enrolled in Landry added that the jail has Midgettes are looking toward a distance learning program at adequate money in its budget for living life on the “outside” and Adams State University, based on education programs, so there’s becoming self-suffi cient. Alamosa, Colo., and hope to earn plenty of opportunity for more Some of the major causes of 76 NORTH ST., DOVER-FOXCROFT an associate of arts degree. enrollees. “All they have to do is recidivism, when former inmates Foxcroft 564-2730 • foxcroftagway.com “I’m really tired of living a life ask,” she said. run afoul of the law again, are 6/24/16 - 6/30/16 of crime,” said Richard Midgette. Matt Midgette said that Knight “lack of money and lack of job “It isn’t easy going back to school and Landry’s support “have made prospects,” Knight said. “If we 18 years after you graduate (from all the difference in the world. can help them overcome these high school), but it’s worth it.” I didn’t think it was possible barriers, we’ve done our job.” PVAEC instructor Nathan to take college courses in our Richard Midgette said that Knight said that the Midgette situation.” another bright spot in the Open Monday - Friday 8 to 5:30, Saturday 8 to 5, Sunday 9 to 1 brothers are two out of seven Richard Midgette said that inmate education program is inmates at Piscataquis County he may eventually switch to a the potential to “become part of TRIPLE HORSE FEED Jail currently enrolled in an business administration degree. a different team. We’ll no longer ASK FOR PRICING & AVAILABILITY education program. “One is only a “I’d like to look into becoming a be just ex-cons, but college few credits away from completing fi tness trainer; and hopefully, graduates. That means a lot.” Red, White & Poultry Layer Feed his high school equivalency course open my own business someday,” 50# $12.19 and four more are enrolled in the Blue Deck Pots HISET (high school equivalency Celebrate the Organic Layer Feed $ test) program, which replaced 4th in style 40# 25.49 the GED a few years ago,” Knight DRHS Class of 1986 Floatable Dog Toys said. Betta Fish One drawback to participating 30th class reunion Reptile Supplies are HERE!! in distance learning is lack of Internet access to inmates, Small Animal CLOSED Knight said. “We’re working on a Saturday, July 2, 6 pm Headquarters 4TH OF JULY way to get a secure line through Kennebec Valley Community Factory One College to make things easier,” he Water Street, Dexter. Independence Holiday Savings BEEF ROUND CHOICE BONELESS BEEF CREEKSTONE FARMS BLACK ANGUS Corinth’s 2nd Annual Top Round Flat Iron T-Bone Steak Steak Steak Town-Wide Yard Sale Exciting times will be happening in the Town of Rt. 7 Dexter 924-5000 $ $ $ th th 2.98 Lb. 5.88 Lb. 7.98 Lb. Corinth on June 25 & 26 ! Corinth will be hosting Open July 4th from 8 AM to 7 PM their 2nd Annual Town–Wide Yard Sale (rain or Whole Beef Great Whole Ribeye BEEF LOIN BONELESS Open: Mon - Thu Tenderloins Buy! Cut to Order shine)! Please come join us in the fun! There will 8 AM to 7 PM Steakhouse Tips be a yard sale map available at the Town Office by Searching Fri, Sat & Sun $ Lb. 14-16 lb. $ and also on the town website after June 21st: www. P&L Market 8 AM to 8 PM 7.98 Avg. 8.78 Lb. $ Lb. 7.48 townofcorinth.com. The map will lead you right to Fresh Fresh BEEF TENDER LEAN CALIFORNIA 1 Lb. Pkg. Ground Beef your treasures! Please contact the town office with Ground Chuck Fillet Mignon Steak any questions 285-3271. Strawberries $ $ $ 2/ 5 2.98 Lb. 3.38 Lb. $8.98 Lb. 5 LBS. OR MORE Boneless Skinless US #1 NORTHWEST FRESH $ ST. LOUIS STYLE Chicken Breasts Sweet Cherries 2.99 Lb. Meaty Pork Ribs $ 10 LBS. HARMON’S $ 1.58 Lb. OR MORE USA GROWN 2.98 Lb. Great Lakes Sliced 3 Lb. block Whole Seedless $ Pork Babyback Ribs Lb. American Cheese $ Heating Oil Watermelon 3.48 6.98 Ea. $ FROZEN 5 Lb. Box 16-18 Lb. Average 3.99 Each COUNTRY STYLE BONE-IN $ $ Pork Spareribs 1.78 Lb. Haddock Fillets 19.98 Ea. HATFIELD KAYEM 2.5 Lb. Bag BUSH’S 22 Oz. $ Thick Sliced Baked Beans 2/$3 N/C/Red or Plain Franks 8.88 Ea. $ HELLMANN’S 24 Oz. Carefully Crafted Dressing $2.99 Slab Bacon 2.98 Lb. BIRDSEYE 13-16 Oz. CRACKER BARREL 8 Oz. KRAFT 30 Oz. Miracle Whip $2.99 Frozen Cheese Fully Cooked Patties or HELLMANN’S 30 Oz. Mayonnaise $2.99 Vegetables Bars Sausage Links $ Lb. 3.48 POLAND SPRINGS 24 Pack .5L Spring Water 3/$10 Deli sliced / Olive or Pickle & Pimento 2/$3 2/$4 $ MAXWELL HOUSE 28-30 Oz. Ground Coffee $7.99 Baked Loaves 3.48 Lb. IGA 12 Oz. Cans IGA 28-32 Oz. KNORR 3.8-5.9 Oz. Assorted Sides $1.19 12 pack Frozen DELI SPECIALS STARKIST 5 Oz. In Water Solid White Tuna $1.00 Sodas Potatoes 31 Main M i Street, St t Milo Milo COOPER CV 98 RONZONI 16 Oz. Assorted Pasta 99¢ 2/$4 $1.88 continues to offer automatic and will-call heating fuel services to $ Lb. GROWERS PRIDE 59 Oz. the greater Milo, Brownville, LaGrange areas from our office here Sharp Cheese 4 Juice 2/$4 IGA 16 Oz. HEINZ 38 Oz. KRETSCHMAR Deli Sliced KRAFT 17.5-18 Oz. Barbecue Sauce 99¢ Butter Squeeze in Milo. Low Salt or Honey IGA 8 Ct. Hamburger or Hot Dog Rolls 4/$5 Quarters Ketchup The Harmon’s Fuel Oil business office on Main Street is open Off the bone $ 98 KRAFT 12 Oz.. Velveeta Cheese Singles 2/$4 $2.99 2/$5 Ham 3 Lb. Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for orders, payments DOMINO 4 Lb. Bag Granulated Sugar 2/$4 Bud or Bud Light and additional heating services. KRETSCHMAR Deli Sliced PHILADELPHIA 8 Oz. Cream Cheese 2/$4 12 OZ. CANS Off the bone Stop by or call: 98 HELUVA GOOD 12 Oz. Assorted Dips 2/$3 12 Packs 18 Packs Turkey $ Lb. 943-2561 or 1-800-564-3835 3 RAGU 16-24 Oz. Pasta Sauce 4/$5 $10.99 $13.99 *Plus tax & deposit PRICES GOOD FROM JUNE 26TH THROUGH JULY 2ND NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. FIND US ON FACEBOOK. The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 7

Pharmacist at SVH Family Care 2GVCNU2NWU FLORIST 12 Stetson Rd., Corinna • 278- (7673) petalsplusflorist.net • [email protected] assists patients with medication Judy Richard, Owner pcf, mmfd PITTSFIELD - John Deason, with or without food) for taking SVH Family Care offers one-on- Pharm D, Pharmacist, recently all medication, to be sure that one visits with the Pharmacist by joined the staff at Sebasticook the proper instructions are being appointment, or often times the )RUWKHGRLW\RXUVHOI%ULGH Valley Health to assist patients followed. visits may be done during your We can do as little or with medication questions/ Patients may be asked to regular visit with your health concerns. John regularly sees bring in all their medications care provider. as much as you like. patients at all SVH Family Care for review to see if there are any John is also available to do Tuxedo and Accessories rentals available locations, (Clinton, Newport duplicates, because of multiple initial and annual Medicare and Pittsfi eld), as well as in the physicians, or to check for dating. Wellness Visits, by appointment. hospital setting. The Pharmacist will work with Terri Vieira, CEO/President John’s main objective for providers to possibly change SVH, vp EMHS, states, H.A.Higgins&Son, Inc. meeting with patients is to dosage, delete a medication, or “Sebasticook Valley Health is FOUNDATIONS & SITEWORK ensure that the patient and any offer an alternative such as diet, striving to fi ll the needs of our support people the patient would exercise, or behavior counseling. patients, based on feedback we ONE CALL - WE DO IT ALL like to include, such as family The end result will be that receive from the communities CONCRETE or friends, understands what the patient will leave the visit we serve. Having a Pharmacist FULLY INSURED &OUNDATIONSs&LOORS can sometimes be a complicated knowing why each medication is embedded into the Family FREE ESTIMATES 3LABSs&ROST7ALLS medication regiment. He may prescribed, knowing alternatives Care locations is one of those also be the liaison for the patient that are available, possibly suggestions. We are one of the when discussing medication with reducing cost, and a more fi rst locations in the area to offer their provider. comprehensive approach to this service.” Frequently asked questions reaching their goal. Patients may schedule their such as, “Can I stop this Areas of focus include, but own appointments with the medication?”, “How will this are not limited to: Diabetes, Pharmacist by calling: SITEWORK new drug interact with my other High Blood Pressure, Multiple SVH Family Care, Clinton: %XCAVATIONs$RIVEWAYS medications?”, “Are there any Medication, Anti-Coagulation, 426-0976; SVH Family Care, 285-3404 3EPTIC3YSTEMS side effects?” are answered in the COPD, Heart Failure, Smoking Newport: 368-4292; SVH Family Fax: 285-7190 'RAVELs,OAMs3TONE visit. John will ask the patient to Cessation, or Medicare Wellness Care Pittsfi eld: 487-5154 explain their routine (when, how, Visits. Stop into one of our convenient locations. We are YOUR Communityy July 4th weekend “unethical laws” discussion in Dexter Pharmacy.

DEXTER - Dexter Dover Area changed when enough people make a difference? Towns in Transition (DDATT) decided that they were not right “Civil Disobedience is an plans on beginning the July 4th and rose up to force the change. American response to such a Independence Day weekend “It is currently legal for condition. We will briefl y look by hosting its monthly First corporations to have more at the history of this method of Friday public discussion July 1 infl uence on the political system protest, then open the facilitated at 7 to 9 p.m. on “The role of civil in the USA than individual discussion to see how it may apply disobedience to change unethical citizens. These corporate to our present day situations,” the Dexter - 37 Church St. - 924-6259 laws” at the Abbott Memorial infl uences have dramatic effects spokesperson concluded. Corinth - 689 Main St. - 285-7289 Library in Dexter. on our environment, economy, All interested citizens are A DDATT spokesperson notes, and self-determination. invited to come share their Newport - 44 Moosehead Trail - 368-5230 “Just because a law is legal does “Laws are created by people perspectives. Hermon - 2402 U.S. Route 2 - 848-5020 not mean it’s just or ethical. For and can be changed by people (Inside Danforth’s Market) instance it used to be legal to once there’s enough will to make own another human being. It it happen. A human-made law used to be legal to deny women to is not forever. But when the vote. It used to be legal to deny legal deck is stacked against civil rights to people because of the individual in favor of the their skin color. These laws were powerful, how can individuals Close-Out From A Major Retail Sleep Shop (PHU\·V MEAT & PRODUCE Gardiner 621-6328 • Newport • 355-0117 Plush or Firm Mattresses while Tues. - Fri. 9 to 6, Sat. 9 to 4, Closed Sun. & Mon. supplies last FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED • www.emerysmeat.com Whole Fresh Whole 10 lb. Bag Limited Local Ground Chuck N.Y. Boneless Quantities $ 4.49Lb SIrloins Chicken $ $ 5lbs or More $ 1.69 Lb 1.49 Lb $ 4.49 Lb 3.89Lb (16.90 a Bag) We Accept MC, Visa, Discover, EBT Cards and Food Stamps Welcome Queen Set Marden’s price Featuring: $ - Pocketed coil with gel Only... 399 7KH%ULGJH&KXUFK memory foam insert Sleep Shop Retail $699.00 6SHFLDO6HUYLFH K-1 Heater Fuel Plant Pots Suitable 1 Gallon Please join us Sunday, July 3rd at for all $ 99 kerosene 4 10 am with Dr. John Burpee. burning 2.5 Gallon heaters, $ 99 This is a Dr. Burpee ministers in healings and miracles. lamps and 9 very small stoves. example Come and expect God to touch your life. 5 Gallon $ 99 Located on the Milo Road, 4 corners in Sebec. Meets ASTM 1-K Specs 19 all at Marden’s low prices For more information contact Store Hours - M-F 9-8, Sat 9-5, Sun 10-5 · 564 Wilson St., Brewer · 207-989-1750 Pastor Terry and Cindy Whittemore, 717-4702. REMEMBER OUR 30 DAY NO FUSS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE with RECEIPT We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct errors. Prices are for in-store purchases only. Page 8 June 24 - 30, 2016 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage

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C.A. Dean Bike & Boat ride, June 26 • Online patient access by Mike Lange GREENVILLE – Since 2009, a unique fundraiser at C.A. Dean • Flexible office hours Memorial Hospital in Greenville has raised over $60,000 for patient care and improvements at the health care facility and adjoining • Behavioral health nursing home. Iff your primary providerd is not availablelbbl whenh you’re’ sick,k On Sunday, June 26, the eighth annual C.A Dean Bike & Boat ride • Medicare wellness visits our available caregivers would be happy to help you gets underway with registration at 9 a.m. and starting time at 11 a.m. Bikers travel 19.5 miles from Greenville to Rockwood, then return to the East Cove aboard the Katahdin steamship where they’ll enjoy • Expanded services - acupuncture, osteopathic manipulation, and more live music and lunch. C.A. Dean Philanthropy Offi cer Terri Sleeper said that funds raised • Dependable health care partners to help you create and reach your last year were used to update the family room for nursing home personal health goals patients to enjoy. “We have purchased items for physical therapy, the emergency room, the ambulances and other departments,” Sleeper said. • Pharmacist available to help with your medication questions Sleeper said that ride to Rockwood is “well-marked and beautiful. Our average turnout has been between 50 and 85 riders and the weather really hasn’t been a problem.” It rained during last year’s ride, but thanks to the availability of online registration, more than 80 people signed up. Three convenient locations: For participating teams this year, there will be awards for Most Members Attending, Most Dollars Raised and Youngest and Oldest Team Members. Clinton: 426-0976 Newport: 368-4292 Pittsfield: 487-5154 For bikers, there will be awards for Most Pledges and Most Dollars at1309 Main Street 8 Main Street (in Triangle Plaza) 470 Somerset Avenue Raised. The timing of the Bike & Boat this week is also considered a kickoff to the upcoming Fourth of July weekend, which traditionally the busiest in the Moosehead Lake region. Call One of our Major sponsors for this year’s event include the Kiwanis Club of Moosehead Lake, Appalachian Mountain Club, Moosehead Locations Today! Marine Museum, Harris Drug Store, Indian Hill Trading Post and Supermarket, Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union, Indian Farms, MHL Wannabes, North Country Rivers, Northwoods Expressions, f Northern Outdoors and Weyerhaeuser/Plum Creek. Follow SVH on Facebook For more information, visit www.cadean.org or contact Sleeper at 695-5215 or 973-5058. Page 10 June 24 - 30, 2016 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage Make Your Vehicle Last Longer Thank you volunteer trail stewards by Erica Kaufmann GREENVILLE - On Saturday, June 4, 11 amazing people participated in the fi rst-ever work trip hosted by Moosehead Trails (MT). MT is a new volunteer group helping to maintain walking, hiking, and biking trails in the greater Moosehead Lake region. Volunteers hailed from as close-by as Greenville and as far away as the Brittany region of France. They worked hard all day painting blazes and cutting back branches along 1.6 miles of two trails, Little Wilson Falls and Goodell Brook Falls. 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If you weren’t able to make it on June 4, you can still get involved with MT by joining a work trip, later &0RRVHKHDG7UDLO1HZSRUW‡ this summer. Our next trip will be at the Number Four Mountain Trail on July 16, and we have events %HKLQG(PHU\·V0HDW0DUNHW 7LP8QGHUKLOO3&)PPIG scheduled for August 12 and September 9. I encourage anyone who would like more information about Moosehead Trails and upcoming work trips )/2:(56)25$//2&&$6,216 to contact me, Erica Kaufmann, at [email protected]. You can also follow Moosehead Trails on Facebook. (Trail maps for the Little Wilson and Goodell Brook Falls Trails can be found at mainewoodstourism.org.) We will be closed July 2-4 for the Thanks, again, to everyone who made June 4 a success. See you on the trails! ÌÌÌ4th of July weekendÌÌÌ Erica Kaufmann is the coordinator for Moosehead Trails and a forestland steward for the Forest Society of Maine (fsmaine.org).

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Greenville Junction Depot summer events GREENVILLE – The Friends of the Greenville Junction Depot have announced their summer schedule of events at the historic structure. Visitors are also encouraged to stop in when the “Open” fl ag is displayed outside the building. 419 Moosehead Trail Saturday, June 25: Community Art Show featuring local artists and students from Greenville and Newport, ME Guilford, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. There will also be an art class demonstration with Bonita Doughty at 1 p.m. Monday, July 4: Junction 355-3333 Depot caboose fl oat will be in the NewportEyeCare.net Independence Day parade. Sunday, July 10: Shabby Chic For The Highest Quality Of Eye Care And Surgical Needs. 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We are offering a sign-on bonus of up Help SKILLS, INC. to $5,000.00 for full time employment. Wanted Interested applicants may visit for an application, MULTIPLE OPENINGS or send a resume to: If you are someone who has a commitment to Hibbard Skilled Nursing Center Call the office PROVIDINGQUALITYSUPPORTSERVICESTOINDIVIDUALS 1037 West Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 in a healthy, safe and supporting environment – 285-3483 we would like to hear from you! e-mail: angelajones@firstatlantic.com – EOE SKILLS, Inc. is a non-profit organization with over 50 years of experience weekdays between working with adults with intellectual disabilities. Our goal is to help people with 8am and 12pm disabilities live full lives and succeed in whatever goals and ambitions they may have. As we continue to grow in Central Maine, we have multiple Evenings/ Mayo General Overnights/Weekends/Days, Full-Time and Per Diem openings. Regional Hospital Maintenance Residential Specialist (DSP) provides assistance for people who reside in 7RJHWKHU:HśUH%HWWHU Worker our homes. Their primary responsibility is to create an environment of support and care in which the individual preferences are fostered. They are responsible Mayo Regional Hospital has an immediate opening for understanding and adhering to the person-centered plan that focus on POSITIONS the individuals’ goals and objectives. Full-time, part-time and per diem hours for a full-time General Maintenance Worker. 40 available on first, second and third shift in the following areas: Waterville, hours, Sunday thru Thursday 3p.m. to 11:30p.m. AVAILABLE Hinckley, Pittsfield, Newport, Clinton and Shawmut. Starting pay is $9.09/hr or Requires some night shifts plus varying hours during higher if DSP and/or CRMA Certified. weekend rotations. Must have or able to obtain a high- General Requirements: s-INIMUMOFYEARSOFAGE pressure boiler license within 6 months of hire, and s(3$IPLOMAOR'%$ have a strong mechanical background specializing CNA s6ALIDDRIVERSLICENSE in carpentry, plumbing, boilers, painting, IIVAC, s%XPERIENCEINTHElELDISPREFERRED BUTNOTREQUIRED and electrical maintenance preferred. We offer a Full-Time Training/Benefits:!LLREQUIREDTRAININGISPROVIDEDANDPAIDFORATANHOURLY rate. Competitive benefits available including vacation/sick/holiday time, health, competitive wage and benefits package that includes Day Position dental, disability, life insurance and employer matching 403(b). a generous paid time off program, tuition assistance, Stop in to fill out an To apply: visit our web-site at www.skillsinc.net and click on careers to group health/dental/life, and 403(b) retirement plan print the pdf application form for completion. Mail/email/fax or drop off your with employer match. Applications can be picked application. application to: up at the human resources office located in the Old Skills, Inc., Human Resources, PO Box 65, 461 Hartland Road, NO PHONE CALLS. St. Albans ME 04971 Mayo Building Monday through Friday or apply Dexter Health Care Email: [email protected] Phone: 207-938-0204 Fax: 207-938-2693 online at www.mayohospital.com or E-mail to 64 Park Street, We are an Equal Opportunity Employer [email protected] EOE Dexter, ME 04930 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 15 BUSINESS YARD SALE AUTO FOR SALE ACE ROOFING, LLC - Metal MONSON - Yard sale on front 2004 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE CHARLOTTE WHITE CENTER Roofi ng, fully insured. For free porch. 54 Water Street. June 24 - One owner, good condition, clean. estimates and great pricing call 26, from 7AM-7PM. Antiques, and Asking $4,000.00. Call 270-3222. NEW OPENINGS! - Paid Training Provided Neil at (207) 949-6694. lots of nice stuff! FOR SALE ANDREWS CARPENTRY & RE- DOVER-FOXCROFT - June 25 & 6WD൵ QHHGHG WR ZRUN ZLWK DGXOWV LQ RXU UHVLGHQWLDO SURJUDPV MODELING. Over 30 years ex- 26, from 7AM - 4PM. 804 North FRESH MAINE ASPARAGUS. ORFDWHG LQ $EERW 'H[WHU 'RYHU)R[FURIW DQG &RULQWK perience of quality workman- Road. Construction tools, house- Briggs Farm. Call for availability. ,PPHGLDWH RSHQLQJV IRU ZHHNHQG /LYHLQ SRVLWLRQV 6DWXUGD\ ship. Fully qualifi ed carpenter. hold items, antiques. Something for 924-3456. Able to do all your home reno- everyone! WKURXJK6XQGD\DVZHOODVHYHQLQJVDQGRYHUQLJKWV0XVWKDYH vation needs. All work done D+6GLSORPDRUHTXLYDOHQWDQGDYDOLG0(GULYHU¶VOLFHQVHLQ professionally, cleanly, effi - JRRGVWDQGLQJSHUKRXUQRH[SHULHQFHQHFHVVDU\ ciently, on time with good value 326,7,21$9$,/$%/( for your money. Mike Andrews, Please apply online: www.charlottewhitecenter.org call 717-2073. (;3(5,(1&('6(59,&(7(&+1,&,$1 E.O.E. TURNING 65 soon or receiving Ford service experience preferred. We offer paid help with prescription coverage? Let me show you how your Medi- vacations and employee benefits package available. care plan can help pay for dental, Competitive salary depending on experience. eyeglasses, hearing aids and fi tness Please contact Rocco Coratelli clubs! Call Anita Wiley today 323- Sebec Country Store 6943. Certifi ed Senior Advisor. 237 Moosehead Trail, Newport Located at Sebec Corners on Route 16 • 564-8106 CHIMNEYS - Build, top out, repair, 207-368-4300 Monday - Saturday 6am - 8pm, Sunday 7am - 8pm replace fl ashing around chimneys. Free estimates. Contact Raymond Carrying all your convenient store needs Murray 938-3285. 8&$1,1& gas, eat-in or take-out! SERVICES +DPPRQG6W%DQJRU0( GRAY’S TRACTOR WORK: Tractor  2 POSITIONS AVAILABLE: for hire, bush hogging $35/hr, drive- HELP WANTED FULL-TIME & PART-TIME way, road grading, farm services. Part-time cashier/prep - nights and weekends a must Free estimate. Call, 207-717-6458. U-Can Inc. is looking for employees who are interested in working with Adults with disabilities. The applicant will need to pass a Full time line cook - experience preferred, YARD SALE background check and provide DSP, CRMA, First Aid and CPR but willing to train the right candidate DOVER-FOXCROFT - Good qual- Certifications. Training can be provided. Only caring individuals Please apply in person. ity stuff priced to sell. No clothes who can follow directions and work a flexible schedule should and minimal household junk. Fri apply. Applicant must have reliable transportation and provide a and Sat June 24-25, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. two blocks from center of town and recent insurance card as well as be able to provide clear writing Whoopie Pie festival, Route 7, at skills for written documentations. “Little Red Schoolhouse” diago- Please call 945-4033 for further details. nally from Piscataquis Chamber of RIVERBEND HOMES Commerce. 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CALL Alan Melia stuffed animals, craft items, Christ- mas items, offi ce furniture, chairs, Immediate need in the Dover-Foxcroft and surrounding area. 876-4239 between 8 am - 12 noon waiting room chairs, fi le cabinets, Up to a $15 per hr starting wage, paid training, Equal Housing Opportunity We are an Equal Opportunity Organization shelving, Dell Windows XP comput- mileage reimbursement. ers, Craftsman mower new, Gould Up to a $250 sign-on bonus. water pump, large air conditioner, For more information call 1-855-894-3599. 8’ fl uorescent bulbs, 4’ fl uorescent To apply, please visit our website at: www.dehi.org SEBASTICOOK RIVER APARTMENTS fi xtures, National Geographics, E.O.E puzzles, games, student desks, frig, NEWPORT house, and more. We are now accepting rental applications for a one DOVER-FOXCROFT - Big yard bedroom apartment in our brand new non-smoking sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday, TOWN OF GARLAND Elderly Community. June 24 - 26 at 1310 West Main SEASONAL PART-TIME SUMMER Street. 2 minutes from center. Bow- Must be 62 years of age and older, handicap/disabled rider bass boat, fi shing, hunting, CEMETERY WORKERS (regardless of age). camping, tools, glass, china. Things Rent is 30% of your adjusted income all utilities are I don’t know what they are for. All Hourly wage, knowledge of lawn care and old stuff. 1957 canoe. Tables are equipment desired. 18 yrs or older. Applications included. Income limits do apply. loaded, dig through boxes. DUHDYDLODEOHDWWKH*DUODQG7RZQ2໥FH For more information and an application, please contact DEXTER - June 25 & 26, from &RQWDFW WKH 7RZQ 2໥FH IRU PRUH LQIRUPDWLRQ DW 8AM-7PM. 483 North Dexter Rd. Realty Resources Management Household & clothing. 924-3163. 1-800-338-8538 Position will remain open until a suitable candidates TTY 711 are found. EOE. Equal Housing Opportunity

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Stan White. 924-6217. belongs to such as these.” New Be- considered. Cash fi nders fee paid. Summer hours by chance or ap- ginnings Bible Church, Silvers Mills tle old lady”. Call 876-3021. Asking DEXTER - Firewood sawed, split & 207-442-0584 or nate@antiquewin- pointment. Snow Brook Gardens, Road, Dexter. Sunday School 9:30 price, $3,800.00. delivered. Good wood, call for best dowrestoration.com. Bridge Road, Parkman. 207-876- am, Church 10:30. price in area. Allen 270-0198. 3220. Visit SBG at uniquemaine- farms.com. SEASONED Rock Maple, $225/ 2841 Bennoch Road, Alton – 356-2588 •394-3533 cord. Regular fi rewood, $200/cord. Open M - F 8 to 5, Sat. 9 to Noon Sawed, split & delivered. Tree ser- NO CREDIT, BAD CREDIT, No Problem, You’re approved! NORTH VIEW APARTMENTS vice. 717-4964. Apply on line at www.aplusmotors.me DOVER-FOXCROFT 2010 Volkswagen Jetta TDI 2006 Toyota Matrix AWD 'U6HGDQ 'U:DJRQ We are now accepting rental applications for a one N0LOHV N0LOHV bedroom apartment in our brand new non-smoking Elderly Community. Must be 62 years of age or older, or disabled. Rent is 30% of your adjusted income all utilities are   included. Income limits do apply. For more information and an application, please contact HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER Realty Resources Management 1-800-338-8538 Immediate 2 Bedroom Vacancy. Vouchers Welcomed! TTY 711 Rent starts at $626.00. Income limits apply. Equal Housing Opportunity Let us find your ideal property. Coin-op laundry available on site. Agents in Dexter & Bangor. For applications, visit www.mainedevelopment.com; or contact us at Maine Properties Realty Maine Development Associates 86A Church Street 1-800-639-1747 Dexter, Maine 04930 TTY 711 / 800-437-1220 We are an Equal Opportunity OrganizationEqual Housing (207) 924-6600 Opportunity www.maineprop.com   Opening available for   skilled agent . ‘˜‡‹‡ ‡–‘”‡ˆ‘”ƒŽ‡ ‘”‡ƒ•‡‹”‹‡‘ ƒ–‹‘ ʹͻ’”‹‰–Ǥǡ‡š–‡” BROOKSIDE ‹‹— ˜‡•–‡–‡“—‹”‡†Ǥ—” ‘’ƒ› ‘ˆˆ‡”••–”‘‰•—’’‘”–Ǥ—•–Šƒ˜‡ƒ’’”‘˜‡† Dover-Foxcroft: 1260235: 6.3 acres w/river Garland: 1264021: Shorefront home on 6.3 frontage, fantastic views, 3 bedrms, 2 full A. w/1100 ft frontage on brann’s mills pond. 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Washer/dryer speed internet available $239,900 $199,900 hook-up included. 296-2106 are now accepting applications for one and two We accept ME bedroom apartments for 62 year old or older Housing Vouchers. handicapped/disabled. Rentals based on income, subject to Rural Development guidelines. “In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is pro- APARTMENTS hibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. (Not Dover-Foxcroft: 1254106: Nice roomy cottage Dover-Foxcroft :1209767: 4bedroom, 2 bath DOOSURKLELWHGEDVHVDSSO\WRDOOSURJUDPV 7R¿OHDFRPSODLQWRIGLVFULPLQDWLRQZULWH86'$'LUHF- with 219 feet frontage on the water with home with two-car attached garage on 12.5 FOR RENT WRU2൶FHRI&LYLO5LJKWV,QGHSHQGHQFH$YHQXH6::DVKLQJWRQ'&RUFDOO beautiful sandy beach. Three bedrooms, large acres. property includes 30by 48 oil or wood   YRLFH RU   7'' ´ livingroom, nice big kitchen, large deck off heated garage with 14 ‘ overhead door. Central CORINTH: Skolfield Manor, 1 livingroom. $190,000 air, security system, generator, two storage BR upstairs apt. Heat, hot water & buildings, fireplace. $169,900 electric inc. $625/mo.; Coin-op laundry in building. Trash removal provided. THE QUARRY PINES PO BOX 1, BROWNVILLE ME 04414 DOVER-FOXCROFT: 38 Coombs Rd, 2BR Mobile Home W/1 We are now taking applications Dover-Foxcroft: 1258996: Historic Home Sangerville: 1259498: A beautiful hilltop car gar. & sep. utility rm. Tenant includes fireplace, thumb latch doors, old location 16 acres comes with this three for 1 & 2 bedroom subsidized woodwork, Attached barn, located in historic bedroom , two bath ranch with huge attached pays all utilities, responsible district. House has Kit, DR, LR, front hallway, two-car garage. Also in-law apartment, housing, 62 years of age or bonus room, den, 4 bedrms, and possible in- beau1tful sunroom. Gorgeous views, for lawn & plowing (long drieway). law apt upstairs. $165,000 PRIVATE LOCATION.. $139,500 $600/mo. Available in Spring. older, handicapped or disabled MILO: Masonic Block retail regardless of age. space (former video store) fo THIS HOUSING IS NON-SMOKING - rent. $300/mo. Tenant pays all IF YOU SMOKE PLEASE DO NOT ASK utilities. FOR AN APPLICATION! Dover-Foxcroft: 1252209: Cute and cozy Shirley: 1269311: 4 bedrm home only 10 little camp with gorgeous views on the wide minutes to Greenville and the Moosehead One year lease, references and 207-965-2291 part of the lake. Beautiful frontage,permanent lake region. Snowmobile and atv trails close security deposit required. cement abutment, deep water and close to by. Two bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom, town. diningroom,den with fireplace,glassed in Call 343-1447 TTD 1-800-437-1220 $125,000 porch. $79,500. email: [email protected] The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage June 24 - 30, 2016 Page 17 WANTED WANTED WANTED Let EVERYONE Know BUYING SALVAGE Vehicles. Call JEWELRY WANTED $We Pay PRIVATE COLLECTOR paying Mert anytime at 924-7933 or 717- More$. Gold, silver, costume. top $$$ for all old coins and pa- Use 3939. 207-802-8114. Watches, tea sets, per money. I have the books to The Eastern Gazette fl atware, coins, broken or not. show you the value. IE silver Ask for Dennis. Premiums for dollars $18 and up. Any silver Need Work Done On Your Fisher Plow? vintage. coins 1964 and below. IE 1877 Indian cent $500. Also seeking Bring it in for professional Fisher Plow service. pocket watches, old banks, Civ- il War items, gold and silver. I NOW BUYING %XE ® +DOO·V$XWR5HSDLU am not a dealer. 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