VIENNA RECORD

VOLUME XVI, NO. 3 A bi -monthly newsletter of the Town of Vienna, JUNE/JULY 2012 WHO’S MY MEMBER OF CONGRESS? Inside this Issue: Want to contact your Member of the US House of Representatives on an issue, or to get their help dealing with Government bureaucracy? If you lived in Vienna or Mt. Vernon last From the Selectmen 1 September 27, 2011, you would rightly have gotten in touch with First District Representative . However, if you read the KJ or the Sentinel or listened to the radio or TV on September 29, you might have concluded that you ought to be contacting one of Second Dis- From the Planning Board 3 trict Representative Mike Michaud’s offices. You would have had grounds for doing so. From the Health Officer 4 On September 28, 2011, the Maine Legislature enacted, and the Governor signed into law L.D. 1590, which re-drew Congressional District lines, most notably in Kennebec County. Mt. Vernon, Vienna and 8 other towns moved from the First to the From the Post Office 6 Second District at that point—at least so far as Augusta was concerned.* Events 7 But then again…Not So Fast. It turns out that the has something to say about who a particular House Member’s constituents are, and when From the Editor 11 those constituents change. It is true that when voters in the 10 Kennebec towns af- fected go to the polls in November, they will see Rep. Michaud’s name on the ballot. Community Support 11 However, when they vote for him or for his Republican opponent, they will still be in the First District—even though it’s a better than even bet that both Second District nominees will want to get acquainted with folks in the “Kennebec Ten” towns well be-

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A MESSAGE FROM THE TOWN SELECTMEN Property owners should have One half of your tax bill is due 2. Linwood reported that he had repaired a received their 2012 Tax Bill by now. by June 15th; the second half is due by few places on Kimball Pond Rd. and was The 2012 mil rate is .01525, up from September 15th. keeping an eye on the Davis Rd. the 2011 rate of .01416. Contributing 3. Connie presented the warrant to include factors to the increase include: 2012 Minutes From the Town Selectmen Meetings Starks in RSU #9 with the vote to be budget appropriations voted in at town held from April 24th from 4-8 p.m. at the meeting were up $16, 045 from Community Room. 2011; the School District appropriation March 20, 2012 4. Reviewed minutes from the most recent is up $23,120 for 2012-2013; county Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris Smith, meeting of the Town House committee. tax is up and we are expecting our Laura Church, Linwood Meader Jr., Marti Revenue Sharing from the state to be Gross, Connie Smith 5. Reviewed and distributed mail. down. This all results in a higher mil 1. Reviewed and signed Warrant #6. rate. (Continued on page 2) Page 2

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MINUTES FROM SELECTMEN’S MEETINGS (FROM FRONT PAGE) March 27, 2012 Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris 2. 2011 Worker’s Comp Audit net- Smith, Laura Church, Linwood ted a refund of $97.00. Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris Meader Jr., Marti Gross, Donald Tib- Smith, Laura Church, Linwood betts 3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #9. Meader Jr. 1. Reviewed and signed Warrant #8. May 8, 2012 1. Linwood reported that the Stream Rd. is now passable. It 2. Linwood reported that the work Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris needs grading. He will use a load on the Stream Rd. was com- Smith, Laura Church, Marti Gross of ¾” stone, dozered and rolled. pleted. He will check a culvert on 1. Received a copy of the the Davis Rd. The frost is still “Certificate of Organization for 2. Signed a letter related to Article of the ground on the 48 from the 2012 Town Warrant Regional School Unit #9” (dated Besse Rd. addressed to our congressman May 1, 2012) which now included and senator pertaining to support 3. Voted and signed TAN (Tax An- Starks. (by vote) of the constitutional ticipation Note) for $100,000 at 2. Chris ordered cemetery flags to amendment abolishing corporate 3.99% with no pre-payment pen- be placed in the town cemeteries alty to be issued April 24th with personhood. by the Young Marines. TD Bank. April 3, 2012 3. Discussed current budget realities 4. Donald, Animal Control Officer, including school budget and Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris signed the 2012-2013 contracts Smith, Laura Church, Linwood county taxes as they relate to the with Franklin Country Animal tax commitment. A meeting was Meader Jr., Marti Gross Shelter. Also discussed issues set of Friday, May 11 at 6 p.m. to with animals on the Klir Beck Rd. 1. Reviewed and signed Warrant #7. do the commitment. and Herrin Woods Rd. 2. Reviewed and distributed mail. 4. Reviewed and distributed mail. 5. Reviewed and distributed mail. 3. Signed commitment letter for the May 11 , 2012 2011 audit with Stephen Hopkins, April 24, 2012 Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris C.P.A. Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris Smith, Laura Church, Linwood Smith, Laura Church April 10, 2012 Meader Jr. 1. Signed tax commitment for 2012 Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris setting the mil rate at .01525. Smith, Laura Church, Linwood 1. Linwood reported that the Davis Meader Jr., Bob Thompson, Pat Rd. and Mason Rd. had not yet May 15, 2012 been ditched, but had been doz- Thompson ered and rolled. Ditching and Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris 1. Bob and Pat Thompson came in two culverts were completed on Smith, Laura Church, Linwood to discuss the problem of beavers the Stream Rd. Meader Jr., Marti Gross, Dan McBride in the town park. They have May 1, 2012 1. Dan McBride came in to discuss been destroying a large number of the status of the Klir Beck Rd. trees. The Thompsons offered to Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris He also raised concern about the make a donation toward trapping Smith, Laura Church, Linwood dumpster on the Vienna Shores and removing the beavers. Chris Meader Jr., Marti Gross Rd. being used by people other will contact Max Yates about live than those living in that neighbor- trapping. 1. 2012 changes to tax cards have hood. In particular, bulky pick-up been completed and are ready to items have been placed in the April 17, 2012 go to Connie. (Continued on page 6) Page 3

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FROM THE PLANNING BOARD

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR They were accordingly advised that discuss the existing camp on their MEETING OF THE VIENNA municipal subdivision review will Flying Pond parcel (tax map 10 lot PLANNING BOARD HELD FEBRU- likely not be required for the pro- 104 - F). The existing camp is within ARY 22,2012 posed outsales. 12 or 17 feet of the pond. The Shoreland Zoning Ordinance (SZO) The meeting convened at the Town The meeting adjourned at 7:30 PM rules for the expansion of non- House at 7:00 PM. Regular members conforming structures (Sect. 12.C, present were Alan Williams, Ed MINUTES OF THE REGULAR (1). were reviewed. Jim presented a Lawless,Waine Whittier and MEETING OF THE VIENNA sketch of the existing structure It Nanou Laliberte and Creston PLANNING BOARD HELD APRIL appears that if the existing sheds Gaither. 25,2012 were removed about 500+ sf could be added to the existing structure. It Minutes of the January 25 meeting At 6:15 PM the Board conducted a was agreed that a site visit would be were read and accepted. site visit at the Ljunggren property required for the Board to determine in Vienna village (tax map 10 lot 81), with certainty what will be permissi- Dennis & Leona Carpentier ap- where regular members Lionel Lalib- ble. Thus no formal action was peared regarding Kimball Pond erte and Waine Whittier and Cres- taken. property formerly of Glen Fitch, ton Gaither met with Matt Dunn (tax map 3 lot 12 - K) They would and his contractor, Bruce Dunn; Creston will check on the struc- like to construct a driveway and Matt would like to have a second ture's flood hazard zone status. Jim eventually a cabin on the property; story bathroom built over the exist- says he has a plumbing permit for the parcel may not front on the ing bathroom, and to have a dormer the existing septic system. pond but lies within the shoreland built on the higher existing roof; no zone. They were informally advised change is proposed to the existing Matt Dunn's proposal was discussed. of the permitting requirements; no ell or the easterly end of the struc- As the structure lies within the formal application was made, and ture. No increase to the existing Shoreland Zone, the Board made thus no formal action was taken. floor area is proposed. findings of fact as per Section 16.D. of the SZO, found this proposal David and Betty Clark appeared re- Matt's mailing address is: P.O. Box conforming, and voted to authorize garding the proposed outsales from 148, Mt Vernon, ME 04352. the issuance of a SZO permit for the their Town House Road property proposed work upon receipt of a (tax map 2 lot 5) as discussed at the The regular meeting convened at valid plumbing permit. January meeting. They said that the the Town House at 7:00 PM. Other deeds to all of the contiguous par- regular members present were Alan Creston noted that he expects to cels comprising this property indi- Williams and Ed Lawless. miss the Board's May 23 meeting. cate identical ownership. The 5-year single family dwelling exception to Minutes of the March 28 meeting The meeting adjourned at 7:45 PM the subdivision review requirement were read and accepted. as found in M.R.S.A. Title 30-A Creston Gaither, Secretary §4401.4 (1) was outlined for them. Jim and Kathy Meader appeared to Page 4

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FROM THE VIENNA HEALTH OFFICER: PREVENTING SUNBURN AND CANCER THIS SUMMER By far the best way to avoid dis- Sun light contains both ultra vio- So what does all this mean? Sim- ease is to prevent its ever happening. let A (UVA) waves (shorter wave ple: This type of prevention is commonly lengths than visible light waves) and  don’t get sunburned; you’ll still called “primary prevention,” in con- even shorter length UVB waves. tan even with sunblock. trast to “secondary prevention,” UVB causes sunburn to appear  use sunblock with a sun pro- where one detects disease not yet over the 48 hours after exposure tection factor (SPF) rating of at apparent, and reverses it, like finding and ultimately causes tanning least 15 and up to 50-70 in in- a skin cancer and curing it by cutting (increased skin pigment), providing tense summer sun, especially it out. The latter is typically much some future protection from further on heavily exposed areas like more costly in terms of money and burns. Therefore tanning booths use backs of ears and hands, nose, pain, than is prevention before the predominantly UVB light. UVB light lips, and temples. Apply it sev- problem ever appears in the first causes direct and greater damage to eral times (at least 2) a day place. Preventing skin injury by avoid- the skin connective tissue and the  use protection against UVA as ing sunburn and tanning booth dam- cellular genetic material (DNA). This well, as much as you can; wide age is an effective primary prevention DNA damage, over time, can cause brimmed hats, clothing, and/or of skin cancers. transformations into skin cancers. zinc oxide I had reddish hair as a youngster UVA light does cause a tempo-  use protection for sure during and recall several times I was sun- rary tan without increasing total skin the most crucial times of day, burned so badly that I had painful pigment and was previously thought between 9 am and 3 pm, when blisters and peeling. No sunblock in to do little harm. But recent re- those days; and why didn’t my par- search has shown that it too causes the sun’s rays are most intense ents make me wear a t-shirt? I’m connective tissue injury and indirect  children, young adults, and fair sure most readers have had similar DNA damage by creating toxic complected (especially red- experiences. Undoubtedly those chemical ions (free radicals). Hence, haired) individuals need the burns and others caused a small skin it also increases skin cancer risks, most protection horn to develop on my nose 10 especially those for melanoma.  don’t use tanning booths years ago; on surgical removal, it Both UVA and UVB exposure  be vigilant for sun-exposed proved to be a squamous cell cancer. also cause damage to the skin colla- area sores that don’t heal, or Tough to watch it being cut off the gen and elastic tissue over time, bleed, or grow over the course bridge of one’s nose, but no recur- hence markedly increasing wrinkling of months. Any black or blue rence there or new ones elsewhere to the point that heavily sun-exposed color in them is especially wor- so far. people can look decades older than risome for melanoma, from Sunburn can markedly increase their real age. which one can die. The other the risk of developing skin cancers, UVB light can be blocked by sun- types just need whacking off with the risk increasing each year for screens. But UVA damage is not pre- before they get larger and decades. The worse and more fre- vented by our standard sunscreens, more troublesome. quent the burns, the greater the although some are now including and Dan Onion risks. Basal cell cancers are the most rating their UVA blocking effect, commonly associated with sun expo- Vienna Health Officer probably unreliably. Opaque blockage sure (over 500 000 cases/yr. in the 293-2076 works best, like clothing (if you can’t US), squamous cell cancers the next see through it, it’s good) and that [email protected] most common (over 100 000/yr.), white zinc or titanium oxide cream and the very dangerous malignant melanomas slightly less frequent (75 city folks wear on their noses. 000/yr.). Page 5

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CONGRESS (FROM PAGE 1) fore the election. Even so, it will not be until the new you wish to reach Representative Michaud, his closest Congress convenes in January 2013 that the transition office is at 108 Main Street, Waterville 04901; phone to the Second District will be completed. 873-5713. But in January, Waterville goes to the First Mr. Michaud faces a formidable challenge to District. There will still be Second District offices in his reelection by the Republican candidate, former Bangor and Lewiston-Auburn, though smaller towns President . Like all effective like ours will most immediately be served by a kind of Members of Congress, our Representative has Con- mobile office which moves from place to place. More stituent Service as a high priority. That is likely to be on that when the time comes. even more the case in the months ahead. Should Mr. For more contact and other information for any of Raye win in November, it is a safe bet that he will be our Members of Congress, go to either equally concerned for constituent interests. www.house.gov or, for the Senators, www.senate.gov There are a couple of additional things to and follow the prompts, by name or our State. It’s think about. First, our two House Members work easier than it may look at the moment. closely together on helping constituents. The world will not end if you go to the wrong office. On some The other eight are: Albion, Belgrade, Gardiner, subjects, the one you go to may ask the other office Monmouth, Randolph, Rome, Sidney and West Gar- to handle the matter. Mike Michaud, for example, sits diner. on the House Veterans Affairs Committee, and han- dles veterans’ issues Statewide. Whichever office you Ed McCarthy go to, the job will get done. Vienna Democratic Party Chair How do you know where to go? Right now, if

MOUNT VERNON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP CORP. (CPC)

THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY IS BEING UPDATED

The Community Partnership is updating the Mount Vernon and Vienna BUSINESS DIRECTORY, which we published in 2008. More than 100 businesses were listed in that directory, and we want to be sure every business in our two towns is listed in the new directory. If you have a business in either town, please give us the following information:

The category of your business (for instance, ARTIST, AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, LANDSCAPING, ETC.). The name of your business. A brief description describing your business with any special information (such as hours open, season open, etc.). Your name and town location. Your phone number, email address, and web address (if you have either).

Give the information to Val Hoff by calling her at 293-3132 or emailing her at: [email protected]. We hope to publish the directory in the fall.

WE CAN’T WAIT TO FIND OUT ABOUT ALL THE GREAT BUSINESSES IN MOUNT VERNON AND VIENNA! Page 6

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FROM SELECTMEN’S MEETINGS (FROM PAGE 2) GREETINGS FROM THE dumpster for regular trash pick-up. Vienna Shores Rd. is a private road. A suggestion was made to VIENNA POST OFFICE! move the dumpster out to the public road. No The second week-end of May is the Rural Car- action will be taken at this time. rier’s Annual Food Drive. The Vienna Post Office collected 2. Reviewed and signed Warrant #9. over 20 lbs. of food on May 12th. The weight is reported to the Carrier’s Food Drive, and the food is donated to 3. Discussed bids for mowing the town cemetery. the Mt. Vernon Food Bank. Thank you to all who contrib- May 22, 2012 uted! Present: Dodi Thompson, Chris Smith, Laura Church, On May 9th the Postal Service announced a pro- Linwood Meader Jr., Peg Lang, Jim Wachter, Luke Ol- posal for a new strategy regarding Post Offices in rural son, Mike Rogers areas. 3700 Post offices nationwide were on a list for pos- sible closure, 34 in Maine. Now the Postal Service pro- 1. Six sign posts will be delivered next week for new poses to keep all Post Offices open, but 13,000 of the road signs. smallest Post Offices would have their window hours 2. Peg Lang raised the following concerns: Too much modified to match customer use. 244 Post Offices in sand was used on the Cumner Rd., a chain has been Maine will be affected. placed on the gate at the old town dump, and con- The Mt. Vernon Post Office is on the list to go cerns about mowing the town cemetery across down to 6 hours a day, which means it would have a Part- from the United Methodist Church on Tower Rd. time Career Postmaster. The proposed plan for the Vi- 3. Linwood reported he had met with Dan Goucher enna Post Office is 4 hours/day, and it sounds like 4 hr./day re: culverts and ditches on Davis Rd. He has a Post Offices would not have their own Postmaster. meeting with Pike Industries for estimates for work The Postal Service is expected to file an advisory on Kilr Beck and Tower Roads. opinion with the PRC (Postal Regulatory Commission) at 4. Jim Wachter requested information regarding the the end of May. No changes will be made until at least 90 assessment of his home and was provided with a days after the Postal Service files a request for an Advisory copy of his tax card and abatement application. Opinion with the PRC. Community members will be given 5. Luke Olson discussed his current mowing contract the opportunity to provide input through surveys and at which includes Town House, Community Room/ community meetings. The meetings will be held primarily Fire Station, Town Park, and Seavey Corner Ceme- to get input on what hours work best for the Retail Lobby tery. He signed his contract. to be open. In the coming months the Postal Service will provide notice regarding the time and place of these meet- 6. Bids were opened for mowing the Town Cemetery across from the United Methodist Church on the ings. Implementation would take place over the next two Tower Road. Darrel Varney bid $2575.00 for the years. season. Luke Olson bid $100.00 per mowing with Feel free to come in to the Vienna Post Office to a season cap of $2000.00. The contract was discuss any of this with me. awarded to Luke Olson. Audrey Nichols 7. Mike Rogers from the Maine Revenue Service did Vienna Postmaster 207 293-9332 the sales ratio analysis.

8. Reviewed and distributed mail. Current Retail Lobby hours: M-F 7-12, 1:15-4; 7-10:30 Saturday

Current PO Box Lobby hours: M-F 7-4:15, 7-11 Saturday Page 7

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ONGOING EVENTS

 Mount Vernon Community Center Café on Saturdays from 9:30- 11:30 am. Coffee, food & conversation!  Men’s Breakfast on Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30 am at the Mount Vernon Community Center. Small donation appreciated.  The 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, McGraffey Mountain Woodcarvers meet from 6:00-8:30 pm at the Vienna Community Cen- ter. New and experienced carvers welcome. For More information about the meetings please call Norma Wing at 293-3725 or Ed Beach at Mark your calendars! 685-4779.  Creation Station, a faith-based, arts-based after school program of the North Vienna UMC meets every Wednesday during the school year and is open to all children grades K-6. For more info call Laura Church at 293-3892  The Youth Group at North Vienna United Methodist Church meets most Sunday afternoons. It is open to youth grade 6 and up. For more info call Laura Church at 293-3892.  Free Potluck Dinner open to the public! - Last Sunday of every month - 11:30 am, right after Sunday Service - For more info contact Ken Wright Sr. 293-2189. JUNE/JULY 2012 EVENTS  Arts and Crafts Fair and Bake Sale - Saturday, July 7th - Mt. Vernon Community Center, Town Beach and Building - 9am to 2pm - Rain or Shine  Concert by Gifted Children - Saturday, July 7th - 7 pm - MVCC - Gift to community by Jerry Slavet (NPR's From the Top)  Flying Pond Improvement Association Annual Meeting - Saturday, July 14th at 7 pm - refreshments and social time at 6:30 P.M. at the Vienna Grange in Vienna.  Dr. Shaw Memorial Library Book Sale - Saturday, July 21st - Community Center - 9am  Dance teachers from Camp Bearnstow - Demonstrations and In- struction - 7pm (free to the public) at Mt. Vernon Community Center - Wednesdays: July 18th, July 25th, August 1st, August 8th and August 15th  Music on Minnehonk - Saturday, August 4th - Mt. Vernon Town Beach (or inside at Community Center if inclement weather) - 5:30pm - Bring a picnic supper and blanket or chair and listen to music by Stan Keach and Friends.  International Dinner - Saturday, August 18th - 5:30pm - Mt. Vernon Com- munity Center

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HELP WANTED! Anyone that would like to see what the Vienna Baptist Church sermons are, and weekly and upcoming events can go online in Facebook and type in Vienna Baptist Church. I try to

Keep this current and anyone want- The Vienna Volunteer Fire Dept. is ing more Information can contact me recruiting new members who are willing to work hard to do impor- at 293-2189. tant work for your community. All training & equipment provided. Does this sound like you? Call Sincerely, Ken Wright Brian Church 293-3892 and Thank You. Page 9

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The 30 Mile River Watershed Association is seeking volunteer Courtesy Boat Inspectors and Youth Conservation Corps projects for the summer 2012 season.

Courtesy Boat Inspector (CBI) volunteers work at boat launches throughout the watershed, talking with boat- ers and inspecting their watercraft as they launch and remove their boats. CBIs are the first line of defense for keeping invasive aquatic plants like variable milfoil and hydrilla out of our lakes. All plants found on boats, trailers and gear are removed, and suspicious plants are VIENNA FIRE DEPT. sent in for identification. We are looking for volunteers for Parker Pond, Flying Pond, and Kimball Pond. The threat is greater than ever as the invasives are more ANNUAL abundant and not far away in the Belgrade Lakes. We hope you'll join us to protect our lakes. CHICKEN BBQ The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) works with JULY 28TH homeowners to decrease erosion and filter stormwater 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM carrying phosphorus on their property. YCC provides free technical assistance and labor, while private land- owners or towns pay only for materials. $7.00 - ADULTS $4.00 - KIDS 12 AND UNDER You may want to take advantage of the YCC if… • you have more grass than other vegetation in your yard. • your shoreline is eroding (you notice loss of soil, un- COMMUNITY SHOP & SWAP dercutting, exposed roots). f you have stuff that is not trash but • your driveway or path goes downhill towards the lake. is in your way, it is now possible to • you have soil displacement under roof drip lines. have it posted on the Vienna web- • you have spots of bare soil in your yard. site and in this newsletter at no cost • you want to know what you can do to improve water to you. Check here for things that quality. people in Vienna may want to sell, swap or barter. Just send a descrip- For more information on how to become a CBI volun- tion of your item along with contact teer, to arrange a YCC site visit, or to sign up for our information to Laura Church at 293- newsletter, visit our website at www.30mileriver.org or 3892 or [email protected]. contact [email protected]. Page 10

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MARANACOOK SUMMER CAMPS 2012

 Black Bear Basketball, coed grades K-3, 8:30-11:30 am, June 18-21, $65.  Black Bear Basketball, grades 4-8 boys, 8:30 am- 3 pm, June 18-21, $95.  Babysitter Training, ages 11-15, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Wednesday, June 20, $90.  Write On! High Above the Clouds, ages 10-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m., M-F, June 25-29, $110.  Girls Basketball Camp, grades 4-8 girls, Monday-Thursday, 9 am-2 pm and Friday 9-noon, June 25-29, $95.  Track Experiences, ages 6-11, Mondays & Tuesdays, 5-6 p.m. and Thurs- day meets, June 25-August 11, $65.  Track Experiences, ages 12-15, Mondays & Tuesdays, 5-6:30 p.m. and Thursday meets, June 25-August 11, $65.  Write On! When Did That Happen?, ages 10-12, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mon- day-Friday, July 9-13, $110.  Black Bear Baseball Camp, grades 1-12, 9 a.m.-noon, Monday-Thursday, July 16-19, $90.  Art Camp, ages 8-12, 9 a.m.-noon, Monday-Friday, July 23-27, $65.  Gymnastics Camp, ages 5 & up, noon-3 p.m., Monday-Friday, July 23-27, $100.  Little Kickers Soccer Camp, ages 5-8, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Monday- Thursday, August 6-9, $55.  Maranakick Soccer Camp, grades 4-8, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Monday- Thursday, August 6-9, $95.  Beginning Tennis, ages 6-10, 10-11 a.m., Monday-Friday, August 6-10, $35.

More information and online registration available at http://maranacook.maineadulted.org and ques- tions may be answered by email: [email protected] or by calling Maranacook Adult Educa- tion, 2250 Millard Harrison Drive, Readfield, ME 04355 at 207-685-4923 (ext. 1065).

A parent or guardian of each camper must complete and return a medical liability release form avail- able in the Summer Camps catalog and on the web site.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Buying products and services locally will help develop the economic vital- ity of the community.

olde post office café

dinner and music nights:

june 9: dave Mello and peter re

june 23: chris poulsin trio

july 14: steve jones and scott elliot

july 28: rob coffin trio FROM THE EDITOR come and enjoy our seasonal menu Have any news or advertisements for the Vienna offering creative contemporary cuisine Record? You may email articles etc. to me at [email protected] or mail them to PO Box in a casual and convivial atmosphere 146, Vienna ME 04360. The fee schedule per issue for advertisements \s as follows: for reservations 1/8 page $8.00 call 293-4978

¼ page $14.00 summer hours ½ page $26.00 in addition to monthly music nights, the cafe is open 7 days full page $50.00 from 7-2:30 serving breakfast and Checks may be mailed to me made payable to lunch including a variety of daily “Town of Vienna.” specials, house-baked breads, pies and pastries for eat-in or take-out Please note that all items or articles for the August/September 2012 issue of the Vienna try our new grab-and-go din- Record need to be e-mailed by July 24th. ners for two Please send items as word a word document (.doc), rich text format (.rtf), or .jpg. Do not send 366 pond road, mount vernon newsletter articles or pictures as a .pdf or other format. www.oldepostofficecafe.com Laura Church Page 12

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT Meader's Towing and Repair 627 Cape Cod Hill, New Sharon - 778-3022 Lenny Meader, owner

 snowmobile service and sales  inspections (motor vehicle

 towing and commercial)

 general auto repairs  AC recharge

 oil changes  small engine repair

 tires  transportation available

News From Vienna Historical Society

FIRST:

We have published a new book:

Men who served in the Civil War and were born in, lived in, or buried in Vienna or Mount Vernon are honored in this book. A brief genealogical sketch of each is given, along with his service record. As much as possible, their post-war lives were traced and recorded, and photographs were included. Paperback, 86 pages, 8 1/2" x 11". $15.00 each.

SECOND

SEE OUR AWESOME NEW WEB SITE AT: WWW.VIENNAHISTORICALSOCIETY.COM Page 13

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