VOL. 180, NO. 36 SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 © 2015 The Calais Advertiser Inc. $1.50 (tax included) Mural of Historic Calais Completed

Artist Amy Bartlett Wright poses next to her nearly-completed mural of historic Calais. The 14' by 65' mural spans the side of the Calais Daniel L. Lacasse Community Thrift Store downtown, including a 30' rendition of the famous steamship, the Rose Standish. (Photo by Lura Jackson). Attorney at Law By Lura Jackson was given the thrift store has provided Bartlett Wright to emphasize. “Even though it General Practice of Law building earlier this year and with an impression of the stark shows a scene from a hundred Defense of Foreclosure A window into the past has has since been hard at work contrast between its past and years ago, it has a contempo- been completed giving all transforming it into a fully its present. “I went down to rary feeling,” she explains. “I ~We are a Debt Relief Agency~ downtown visitors the op- functioning resource for the the River and tried to imagine wanted the people of today to We help people file for bankruptcy portunity to appreciate the community. seeing this sight. It’s very dif- appreciate it. relief under the Bankruptcy Code history of Calais. A 14’ by Bartlett Wright said that the ferent today.” “This isn’t your grandmoth- 65’ mural can now be seen on response from visitors during Since beginning the paint- er’s mural,” she jested. the side of the Calais Com- the painting process has been ing, Bartlett Wright has incor- “It’s a wonderful addition 454-7543 munity Thrift Store, including overwhelmingly positive. porated a few changes based to downtown,” Len Hanson a 30’ rendition of the famous Once she added the name of on her observations. One has of the food pantry said. “We local steamship, the Rose the vessel, a beaming gentle- been the coloration of the can’t thank the Charles G. Standish. man yelled from his vehicle water, which she made sure Wright Endowment for the The mural is the work of that his mother had been a to depict with greens and reds Humanities enough for the Rhode Island artist Amy Bar- regular on the Rose Standish. to match what she was seeing gift. Hopefully it will bring tlett Wright, who was selected Many others have stopped to in the River and in Eastport. people downtown to patron- for the task by a committee share some of the history of The result superbly captures ize some businesses.” The after submitting the winning the vessel with her, including the dynamic nature of the food pantry will be providing design. Funds for the mural how townsfolk would board local waterway, which shifts picnic tables and benches next were granted to the Irene it from Steamboat Street, giv- in color corresponding to its to the mural to encourage visi- Chadbourne Ecumenical Food ing them an active, constant salinity. tors to sit alongside the city’s Pantry by the Charles G. connection with the outside The colors of the mural as a newest and largest piece of Wright Endowment for the world. whole are very bright, some- commemorative art. Humanities. The food pantry Painting Calais in its heyday thing Bartlett Wright was sure

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Calais Office Eastport Office Lubec Office 207-454-2525 207-853-2626 207-733-5511 353 North St. 183 County Rd. 171 County Rd.

777 Main Street, Calais: Retaining most all of it’s origi- 20 Shado Lane, Calais: Live miles away or right in town, nal features, this home has been remarkably maintained this adorable cottage makes for a fantastic get-away yet carefully updated to accommodate the modern family. YEAR ROUND! Small, yet accommodating with 4 bed- 27 Taylor Lane, Calais: Immaculate home on the bank of the St.Croix River. A well flowing floor plan with A magnificent one acre parcel offers great privacy with rooms, 2 full baths, kitchen, dining, living and sun porch! sunny, spacious rooms and abundant storage. Very private, unseen from the main road with 4.5 wooded mature trees and gorgeous perennial gardens. New home Overlooking the St.Croix River with a gentle slope to the and well groomed acres gradually sloping to the shoreline. Built new in 1996 by the current owner with great inspection report available for serious pre-qualified buyers. shoreline. Enjoy fires by the riverside or summer games attention to detail. Newly available at a reduced price. Private viewings by appointment only. $269,000 REDUCED $108,000 on the spacious lawns. $142,000

50 Palmer Street, Calais: Convenient to medical facilities and 116 South Street, Calais: This sweet in town home has 47 Lincoln Street, Calais: Simply Beautiful! Lovingly main- 88 Union Street, Calais: This home sits pretty on the cor- shopping. A full private, well landscaped yard with paved drive- had some BIG updates, including foundation, electrical, tained by one family for the last 50 years! Located centrally to ner of Union and High Street with more than a half acre, way & several perennial gardens. Home is open and bright windows, doors, insulation, bathrooms and much more, all amenities with parks and ball fields visible from the back wrap around glass porch and big old barn! Beautiful tall with newer hardwood floors, updated kitchen and appliances, making for a very efficient house! Freshly painted!! Nice deck. Large corner lot, nice layout, many original details and ceilings, built in’s, hardwood floors throughout, wood burn- good size bedrooms, plenty of storage, full basement w/ pellet location set back from the road with large back deck and new updates. The home, the location... the opportunity at this ing fireplace and great layout! Live in while you renovate or stove and back up hardwired generator! $105,000 custom built shed. $99,000 price! $85,000 restore to it’s former glory! $59,000

77 Lake Road, Princeton: Located minutes from Baileyville, this home offers a great open concept kitchen, living and din- 40 Lakeside Place, Princeton: Bright, open and spacious! This beautiful home features luxurious master suite with Route 191, Cathance TWP: Affordable half acre lot on ing area, master suite with jetted tub, multi-zone heat, first jacuzzi tub, living room with gas fireplace, well laid out kitchen with dining area, first floor laundry, wrap around porch, pristine Cathance Lake! Located on the main stretch of 191 floor laundry, attached 3 car garage and deck overlooking chairlift from the drive under garage and much more!! Located in a desirable rural subdivision with 3 acres of shared with paved public access, well, private septic and electric the yard! Best of all it is just yards from the Pocomoonshine common area on the narrows of Long & Lewy Lake, boat launch & docking, play, swimming and picnic areas. on site. Comes with dock and storage building. Build year Lake public landing and swimming area! $148,000 Seller will review all offers, call today! $115,000 round home, camp or just bring your RV! $85,000

101 Main Street, Baileyville: Sweet downtown home with 56 Broadway, Baileyville: Although this home is quaint, it 6 Foley Road, Baileyville: This 1997 Prestige Mini Home 97 Main Street, Baileyville: Simply adorable ranch in the many new updates and great potential for more at this af- is efficient, clean and move in ready! 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, is in immaculate condition with new roof and furnace as of prime of town with new windows, heat pump, metal roof fordable price! Warm and inviting - featuring mudroom with kitchen, dining and living room as well as a large yard and 2014! Enjoy the open living space of the kitchen living and and full dry basement. Bright and sunny large rooms, open LOTS of storage, a back bonus room for storage or recre- 2 car detached garage with paved drive. A great home in a dining areas, master suite, additional 2 bedrooms and full kitchen/dining, 2 large bedrooms and bath – many beauti- ation, spacious open kitchen/dining/living area, large sun growing community! $59,900 bath as well as a sun porch addition with storage. Set on .21 ful features, like the rounded archway, built in cabinet, de- porch and 3 bedrooms/1 bath on the second floor. $49,000 acre with 1 car garage & area for a small garden! $60,000 tailed ceilings and large front window. $69,900

10 Access Road, Baileyville: Newer ranch home. Open con- 33 Maple Street, Baileyville: New updates include wall cept Kitchen, Living and Dining with deck, master suite with 2 42 Ridgewood Drive, Baileyville: This large split level home mount propane multi-zone heat & hot water, hard wired gen- walk-in closets and full bath, additional bedroom and full bath has been meticulously maintained and features erator and propane fireplace. 2BDR/1.5B, full foundation as well as a separate laundry/pantry. Nearly a full acre with 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 half baths, large family room, has sauna, hot tub, half bath and room for more. Attached over sized 1 car garage and room for more! Heated for the hardwood floors, gas fireplace, 3 car heated garage 2 car garage, paved driveway and .23 acre lot with private entire 2014-2015 season w/ 3 tons of pellets! $95,000 and 0.40 spacious lot! $149,000 back yard make this in-town home a must see! $92,000

216 Bear 98 South 202 Bear Cove, Shore, Cove, Baileyville: Alexander: Baileyville: It is no secret Camp, exactly Ideal layout Meddybemps the way you re- with first floor Lake is one of member! Rustic bedroom, full the most de- and simple with bath/laundry, sirable lakes the luxuries of 43 Loone Lane, Robbinston: Adorable 3 Season Boyden open concept in Washington running water, Lake Camp nearly 100 years young! Setting ON the shore- K/L/D and second level deck. 2nd floor offers 2 large County. A nice community feel without being over popu- indoor plumbing and propane heat, it sits directly on the line, this cozy camp offers 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen bedrooms with full bath and jacuzzi tub. Basement is lated. This camp is located just minutes outside of town on edge of one of the area’s most popular lakes; Pleasant and deck with additional bunk house and separate build- partially finished with full bath, utility, storage space and a year round accessible road off Route 9; next to last camp Lake! A great value with an additional 2 acres of back land ing with bath, laundry and workshop. The homey lakeside bonus room opening up to the screen porch/patio area. on a dead end! Renovated in the 90’s, enjoy all the ameni- directly across the road for additional living quarters, garage neighborhood makes you want to return year after year to Coal & Oil furnaces, generator, 2 car heated garage! ties of home seasonally or year round! $149,000 or parking! $99,000 enjoy all that this little camp offers! $85,000 $249,000 PAGE 3 Billy Howard Broker • 1-207-214-7886

Calais Office Eastport Office Lubec Office 207-454-2525 207-853-2626 207-733-5511 353 North St. 183 County Rd. 171 County Rd.

#2993: 695 US Route 1, Robbinston: A ranch style #2994: 133 Houlton Road, Waite: A log home with 4 #1081: Johnson Point, Machiasport: Beautiful ocean #659: 4 Lower High St., Eastport: Outstanding building contemporary with 3 bed 2 ½ bath, full daylight base- beds & 2 baths, sitting on 3+/- acres back off of Route front lots available on Johnson Point; Very Private, Gated site with sweeping southerly ocean views including Treat ment, attached 2 car garage, also a large 32x32 barn all 1, big deck, has a 70x40 Quonset garage for all of your Access, Excellent Shore Frontage, Easy Access to the Island, Lubec, ME and Campobello, Canada. Land is on the Passamaquoddy Bay. Big views, approximately outdoor toys, country living! $119,000 Water or Beach, Close to Downtown Machias, and the relatively level yet elevated and is close to Historic Down- 240’shore-front, all facing St. Andrews. $269,000 UMM Campus. (Lot -7, 1.9± Acres) $200,000 town Eastport for shops, restaurants, etc. $149,000

#1915: Norwood Rd., Eastport: Seaview Shores Subdivi- #1917: Deer Point West, Robbinston: Privately nes- #2293: 1014 US Route 1, Perry: Completely TURN-KEY, #2285: 347 North St., Calais: Long time operating pizza & sion, 2 acres - water front, water view and water access lots! tled on the shores of Howard Lake, this 1.82 acre lake year round restaurant with prime location, seating for 67 sub shop with 30+ years of successful business is now on Short walking distance to Seaview Restaurant. Properties are lot has 224' of shore frontage, new gravel access road and many updates! This is one of the busiest restaurants the market with 4 commercial land lots tallying 0.75 acre & minutes from downtown & have protective covenants. Lots with power at roadside. Additional lots are available. in the area and host to many large functions and gather- 1,105 square foot storefront with second level living quar- are surveyed; soil tested, electricity available. $40,000 $69,000 ings. $500,000 ters. Great Visibility, High Traffic Count. $230,000

#2527: 240 Union St., Calais: Retail, warehouse, manu- #2297: 33 Houlton Road, Baileyville: THE prime com- #2247: 10 Lowell St., Calais: Great visibility and location #2265: 120 North St., Calais: A worthy investment, this facturing or storage...you name it, this 4,000 square foot mercial location at the intersection of Route 1&9, directly with off street parking! A downtown commercial building 1880's home has been converted into 3-two bedroom garage with office space is perfect for nearly anything! across from the truck stop and less than 5 miles from the with ground level retail space and 5 apartment units. Walk- units for effortless income. Plenty of potential for more Located next to ACE Hardware and nearby to many other Canadian Port of Entry with a VERY high traffic count! ing distance to downtown amenities. $160,000 with commercial zoning, walking distance to downtown businesses, great central in town location. $175,000 $249,000 and high traffic count! $75,000

#1498: 36 Shain Point, Calais: 3 Bedroom / 1.5 Bath house on Nash’s Lake. Full walkout base- ment, granite F.P., 2nd level deck, knotty pine #2829: 370 North St., Calais: A 3 bedroom 1 ½ bath #2750: 22 Seascape Lane, Calais: 22+25 Seascape Lane, #1046: Nash’s Lake, Calais: Privacy is a luxury at this interior, and a 1900’s Farmhouse, with hardwood floors, high ceilings, Calais: Great potential for seasonal living or downsizing this rustic camp with 11 acres and 1,200' of shore frontage. large 2 story, enclosed porch & mud/laundry room, paved driveway, two bedroom, two bath contemporary on the bank of the St. Enjoy bass and salmon fishing, wildlife and swimming or 2 car gambrel garage! Great bass fishing, kayaking, updated heated system, metal roof, vinyl siding and win- Croix offers private location, excellent views of the Cana- curl up with a good book on the dock, enclosed porch or snowmobiling and ATVing. $199,000 dows! $54,900 dian coastline, large double sided stone fire place, finished beside the wood stove! Boat Access Only! $99,000 basement with recreational room. $159,000

#2748: 312 & 316 Lamb Cove Rd., Baileyville: Here is a #2794: 32 Independence Ave., Baileyville: A very nice #2838: 9 Birch Street, Baileyville: A 4 bed 3 bath #2089: 63 Washington St., Baileyville: An adorable TWO FOR ONE deal! Located on beautiful Squirrel Point and private 3 bedroom 2 ½ bath home on 5+ acres. 2 car Ranch, with big master bedroom, hardwood floors farmhouse style home in the heart of town with 3 bed- one camp offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen and living garage, in ground pool, 2 decks, full basement, hot air heat throughout, HWBB heat, fire place, & 2 car attached ga- rooms, 1 bath, sun porch, full foundation, 1 car detached room with propane monitor heat, well and septic. The sec- with wood or coal furnace, and hardwood floors. Home is in rage. Move In Ready! $139,000 garage and double lot! $47,000 ond camp offers kitchen, living room, open loft bedroom move in condition. $139,000 and outhouse. $129,000

#2288: 42 US Route 1, Baring: 40 acres of prime real #2744: 94 Johnson St., Lubec: These properties don't #2521: 24 International Rd., Crawford: Beautiful location! #2530: 49 Tower Rd., Grand Lake Stream: GLS offers a estate located between Route 9 and the new International come around every day! A 4 bedroom, 1.5 bath home with This 2 story gambrel garage offers a 2 bedroom 1 bath living slower pace of life, enjoy it from your front porch! Cozy 3 Border Crossing. Currently set up as a farm with 3BDR/1B large town lot, views of Johnson Bay and Treats Island, space above with knotty pine interior, second level deck and bedroom home is located in town with daylight basement, home, barn and two rental mobile homes. Ideal for com- very close to downtown, wharfs and boat launch. Year open concept kitchen/dining/living! All on 2.5 acres with 530' large fireplace, deck, enclosed porch, 2 car garage & heat- mercial or industrial development. $139,000 round or seasonal, you can't beat the price! $119,000 of shorefrontage on Crawford Lake! $199,000 ed workshop. Hunt, Fish, Hike, ATV. $175,000 PAGE 4 To the Editor To The Editor: babies of the babies I caught. ~ FAREWELL TO MY As you know, Midwives catch COMMUNITY~ babies; it’s the mom that deliv- My husband and I came to ers them. this community 30 years ago.- The universe is once again We came with the intention of taking me in a different di- only staying 6 weeks. We fell in rection. After almost 1,000 love with the area, the people; Washington County babies and we raised our sons here and hundreds of thousands of pap made it our community, we smears and contraceptives, it made it our home. is time for me to move on once I was an RN with OB experi- again. ence when I arrived at CRH. I would like to thank the Mary McLellan,RN oriented women in our community for me to the unit. I loved it. After trusting me, for allowing me to a few years, my love of nurs- participate in the birth of their ing lead me to Washington baby, for crying together every County Community College time a baby was born, for cry- (WCTC at the time), where I ing together every time I had had the privilege of teaching to give a woman bad news and and administering the nursing good news. These moments are program. I transitioned with treasures I will never forget. my students from CNA, to I would like to thank Calais LPN, RN and BSN. Some, I Regional Hospital, for having mentored through graduate faith in me, and for allowing school in order to become Fam- me to move through the process ily Nurse Practitioners. I have as I became an independent had the honor provider and a member of the questions well. bringing Midwifery services Publisher of working with these women medical staff. I am the only Certified Nurse back to MMC. Midwives have The Calais Advertiser Inc. and can only hope that I taught I would like to thank all the Midwife in the State who is a not had a presence there for al- them well. The universe had a ob staff, for supporting and hospital trustee. A tribute once most 20 years. I will be able to Editor different plan for me. I had the believing in me, and for letting again to CRH for thinking out- combine my love for women’s AMY JEANROY opportunity to expand on my me be a Midwife. My office side the box. I have enjoyed health and teaching, by being [email protected] OB nursing experience, and staff for standing by me every being a member of the Public involved with medical students with the support of my family time we had a challenge, for Relations committee and for and residents. The goal is to Graphic Designer and work colleagues, I went to all the difficult times and the participating in our monthly teach future physicians the Art CHERYL STABINSKI Graduate School and became a great times. I cannot give you “PIC” meetings for all these of Midwifery. [email protected] Certified Nurse Midwife. For enough thanks. A sincere thank years. I will miss every one of you. the last 23 years, I have been you to all the providers, from I will start a new chapter You have all influenced my Advertising Executive the only CNM in Washington every corner of this County in my life this fall, at Maine life and have a special place in JAYNA SMITH County, providing seamless ob/ and beyond, that referred their Medical Center in Portland. my heart. [email protected] gyn care for the women in our patients to me. I loved our chats Midwives are known to be Thank you for these incred- community. I have done this on the phone and in person. I pioneers. Once again, like ible 30 years. Reception long enough, to be delivering can only hope I answered your Washington County, I will be Nancy Green, CNM DENISE KIDDER [email protected] Reporters To The Editor: non-native insects pose serious a person sees something suspi- is an online form available at KAILEIGH DEACON The Maine Department of threats to the trees and forests cious, they should report where http://asianlonghornedbeetle. LURA JACKSON Agriculture, Conservation and of Maine. ALB and EAB have they saw exit holes in tree com/report-you-findings/. The DOROTHY JOHNSON Forestry's (DACF) Forest Pest not yet been found in Maine. trunks or branches, sawdust- fourth graders of the Cascade JAYNA SMITH Outreach Project and the U.S. But the EAB quarantine in New like materials called frass on Brook school in Farmington, Department of Agriculture Hampshire abuts Maine and the ground around the tree or on ME wrote and illustrated a book Sports Reporter (USDA) Animal and Plant the largest infestation of ALB the branches, dead branches or "Here Come the Beetles..."It is JOHN ROGERS Health Inspection Service is in Massachusetts. The best limbs falling from an otherwise a clever twist on the British in- (APHIS) continue to provide defense against these invasive healthy looking tree; abnormal vasion years ago of the musical Proofreader outreach information. On insects is early detection. ALB branch growth around the base Beatles. They clearly describe DOROTHY JOHNSON September 15th a workshop is an especially distinctive- of the tree trunk. It is a good the history of the emerald ash Office Hours: M-F, 9AM-4:30PM will be held at an undetermined looking insect with unique idea to take digital pictures borer/EAB, why it is a problem, as yet location to train people characteristics: its body is about of the tree damage and the and what can be done about Published weekly in Calais, Maine to recognize, report and spread 1 inch to an inch and a half in insects doing it. If possible it. It can be purchased online Printed in Canada awareness about the Asian length; its antennae is banded the insect should be captured at Amazon and all purchases Telephone: (207) 454-3561 longhorned beetle (ALB), em- with black and white and is lon- and placed in a container and benefit "Nina's Woods", the (207) 454-0484 erald ash borer (EAB), hemlock ger than its body; the body is a frozen. Doing this will preserve outdoor classroom for the Cas- Fax: (207) 454-3458 wooly adelgid (HWA), and really shiny jet black with large the insect for further identifica- cade Brook School. This book Website: other invasive forest pests. random white dots; the 6 legs tion. In Maine contact the State is a great educational tool for http://www.thecalaisadvertiser.com/ Contact Lorraine Taft at 1-207- often have bluish colored feet. Plant health Director's Office all ages to learn about one of E-mail ads to: advertising@ 832-6241 or lorraine.taft@ The EAB is much smaller and at 1-866-702-9938 for further Maine's largest forest threats. thecalaisadvertiser.com gmail.com. These invasive and a shiny metallic green color. If information. For ALB there Karen Holmes, Cooper E-mail letters to: letters@ thecalaisadvertiser.com E-mail events to: events@ Washington County Retired Teachers Meet thecalaisadvertiser.com USPS-082760 By Mary McFadden task at a local school. Suggest- will be a Leadership Academy camps which are held there. Periodicals paid in Calais, 04619 ed speakers for the 2016 meet- in Waterville on October 5. The curriculum is based on staff Postmaster: With eight members and two ing season were mentioned, and Diane Tilton, Director Down research, and the students test Send address changes to guests present, the Washington Charlene Myers presented her East Institute for Applied Re- hypotheses, make graphs, read, The Calais Advertiser, Inc., County Retired Teachers As- doll collection. Treasurer Bar- search in Education, and Col- do measurements, and collect P.O. Box 660, Calais, ME 04619. sociation met on Thursday, bara Maloy said that there had leen Haskell, Educator at DEI, data as well as take specimens SUBSCRIPTIONS: August 20 at the Bluebird Res- been one additional new mem- were the featured speakers for back to their classrooms. The In County taurant in Machias. President ber’s dues added to last month’s the meeting. Diane gave an problem of green crabs is not 1 year: $47 / 6 months: $24 Hazel Hammond opened the total. Ruth Chaffey and Dawn outline of the development of decreasing as they are very ag- Out-of-County meeting and led the group in Noonan are working on updat- the Down East Institute, which gressive, but their byproducts 1 year: $52 / 6 months $27 the Pledge of Allegiance and ing the membership list, and is located on Great Wass Island can be used as animal feed. Online 1 Year: $50 the Lord’s Prayer. several names were added to on Beals Island and how it con- The next meeting of the Online 6 months: $26 Secretary Nancy Willey re- the necrology list. Copies of ducts applied research on com- group, which is open to retired All subscriptions must be paid in advance. ported the minutes of the July the by-laws were distributed. mercially important shellfish, educators and school staff, will Newsstand price: $1.50 per copy meeting which included an University of Maine Machias such as lobster, clams, quahogs, be on Thursday, September 17 (tax included) explanation of LD86 concern- graduates were reminded of etc. and tests new shellfish at 10 o’clock at the Bluebird The Calais Advertiser will not be responsible ing COLA increases. During the meeting concerning the products. Colleen developed Restaurant. for any errors that occur in advertisements. When an error occurs, we will upon request that meeting, the national Day alumni association is scheduled curriculum to use with students publish that part of the advertisement in of Caring was discussed with for Thursday, September 3 at 4 when they come to the institute which the error occurs, if the error affects members volunteering to do a o’clock in Science 103. There to study during the summer the value of the advertisement. PAGE 5 Cameras Approved for Police Department Purposes

By Lura Jackson council unanimously voted to tion desk. She requested that a successful event. “The more fect city rates for the provision make the amendment a per- the library be closed on Friday, activity on the waterfront, the of water or sewer services. The Calais police depart- manent addition, and a public October 9th as the library will better,” Councilor Howard City Manager Porter said ment is getting a few technol- hearing was scheduled for already be closed on Saturday said. Police Chief Randall that he had recently accepted ogy upgrades to enhance its ef- September 10th. Councilor due to Columbus Day. The city said that he had been worried the resignation of Lea Farrar ficiency, including four quality Billy Howard noted that he crew would return on Tuesday about a lack of coverage but as an assessing clerk with mobile cameras and GPS in liked that enforcement of the 13th to put the stacks back that officers from customs had regret, and that he would like its cruisers. The approval for the ordinance is complaint- in place. The council approved assisted whenever necessary, to request permission to fill both items was granted at the based. Chief Randall agreed, the request. and that no problems arose. the position. The council ap- city council meeting held on adding, “It makes sense to go Councilor Artie Mingo not- The council also approved proved the request. Thursday, August 27th. where the complaints area. I ed that he was impressed with two bonds related to previ- The decision to request the found out recently that there the number of library visitors ously addressed water and cameras was prompted by the were chickens on Boardman reported for the month of July, sewer infrastructure projects, recent complaints of citizens Street.” Randall said that with over 2,000 visits from including a general obligation regarding the destructive and there had been no issues with the adult and juvenile patrons bond for Safe Drinking Water, dangerous use of ATV vehicles enforcing the ordinance since of the area. Councilor Mar- which relates to the ongoing on city streets, although the its passage. cia Rogers added how much Temperance Street project, purposes of the cameras will City Manager Porter re- she appreciated the efforts and a rural development sewer be multi-fold. The cameras ported that he had met with of librarian Joyce Garland in bond. Neither project will af- will be placed strategically Scott Ramsey of the Rails to coordinating the School Lit- around the city to provide sur- Trails project regarding the eracy program. “It expands veillance during times when possibility of removing four kids’ interest ten-fold,” she police officers are not present. miles of railway between said, adding, “It’s a really nice The purchase of four cameras Calais and Ayer’s Junction, program.” for a total amount not to ex- thereby extending the snow- Mayor Marianne Moore ceed $2,000 from the Jessie mobile trail to town. “He’s commented that she had been Baig police department fund excited about it.” Porter said receiving lots of compliments was motioned for by Coun- that Ramsey was instrumen- on the downtown flowers. cilor Marcia Rogers, seconded tal in creating the first part Councilor Mingo seconded the by Councilor Artie Mingo, and of the trail from Ellsworth opinion, saying that his out- unanimously approved by the to Machias. Ramsey advised of-state relatives were very remaining council members. Porter that it was important to impressed with the appearance The installation of four GPS get politicians on board with of the downtown. Councilor 2015 Rte 169/91 Park St. Springfield, ME th units into the police cruisers the project. Ramsey also met Anne Nixon said the CDRC Our 165 Year! (She’ll be a wicked good one...Ayuh!) and city public safety vehicles with Bill Kolodnicki of the had a successful Chair Affair will enable City Manager Jim Moosehorn Wildlife Refuge and that the scarecrow contest FRIDAY, SEPT. 4 Admission $5 ages 3-18, $10 ages 19 & older. Porter and Police Chief David and the pair agreed that they will soon be taking place. In Ride bracelets are only $10! Randall to keep appraised of favored consolidation of the addition, she noted that the Military 5PM: Gates open to public. the location of each vehicle entire trail system. CDRC is presently raffling Night: DEMOLITION DERBY • FIREWORKS! while providing live diagnos- Councilor Howard said he a Remington Model 870 Ex- All active tics. City Manager Jim Porter had met with Chris Gardner, press Super Mag shotgun with duty & Friday is Machias Savings Bank said that the best rate was Director of the Eastport Port tickets available in downtown veterans. Day at the fayuh! Stop by and say through PCT Communications Authority, to discuss the same stores or from CDRC mem- NO CHARGE. hi to your MSB employees and at $35 a month for each unit topic. Gardner is not in favor bers at $5 each or three for Bring military thank them for supporting the fair! with a two year contract. The of removing the railway be- $10. The gun was donated ID or council approved the request. cause, as Howard put it, “Once by Alicia Seavey in memory DD Form 214. LIVESTOCK SHOWS ALL 4 DAYS! During the last city council it’s gone, it might be gone for of her husband, George W. session, an emergency amend- good.” Seavey. The raffle will be held Sponsored by: ment to the fireworks ordi- Library Director Kathleen September 15th. nance was added, restricting Staples said that the library is The council recognized the the use of consumer fireworks preparing to have new carpet- efforts of the International Fes- SATURDAY, SEPT. 5 Admission $5 ages 3-18, $10 ages 19 & older. within 1,500' of livestock. The ing added around the circula- tival committee in conducting Ride bracelets are only $10! 8AM: Childrens’ Day Events Gates open to Mutton Bustin’ • Truck Pulls public. Much More!

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Cleans Truck Pulls • Prize Give-A-Way & MORE! Sweetened and lifts off stains from mildew, algae and fungus while taking out the gray to restore the Sponsored BOB & TOM’S with natural look to weathered wood. No mixing, by: H.C. HAYNES, INC. GUN SHOP no scrubbing. Biodegradable - contains no Molasses poisonous acids, petroleum distillates or Seniors and handicapped parking on the fairgrounds. 40# bag. phosphates. Safe for composite decking General parking in the parking field. (All parking is $3). (AG57351056) (DECKWASHG) NO PETS ALLOWED (Service animals only). NO FIREWORKS ALLOWED. We have a great NEW MIDWAY! Check out Cushing Amusements online. Sale Prices good through September 9, 2015. For more information go to www.thespringfieldfair.com Calais: 454-2576 Machias: 255-3328 Cherryfield: 546-7384 ROUTE 169, Springfield, ME PAGE 6 A Pirates Life for Me! The Eastport Pirate Festival Pirate Parade, Pirate Bed Race, include some of their best edu- September 11-13, 2015, the Fireworks, Pirate Ball, Pirate cational programs and fabulous largest pirate festival in New Crate Race, kids game and entertainment. Pirates of the England and the Canadian events, live music and much Dark Rose have scheduled a Maritimes, will take place with more. Our events for Kids special secret program to help at least 80 events, over the have been greatly expanded celebrate the Eastport Pirate 3-day festival weekend. The to include Free Pony Rides, a Festival’s 10th Anniversary. Eastport Pirate Festival is cel- Petting Zoo, a Pirate Pageant Their performances will in- ebrating its tenth anniversary for kids and youth (Costume clude cutlass fighting, sword of swashbuckling family fun Contests with prizes), many demonstrations, small arms for everyone. Pirates of all ages sessions of Kids’ Games and fire, and 10 cannon shots. Kids will descend upon the island of course the R&M IGA Gold can enjoy their two day Buc- in their favorite pirate garb to & Silver Doubloon Scramble caneer Boot Camp Program take part in many events and plus much more. teaching kids how to be a Pirate activities. Pirates of the Dark Rose, our and talk like one and take the This year’s festival will in- professional pirates team, will Pirate Oath. Then on Sunday clude all the popular events be invading again this year help defend Eastport’s water- that have made this festival as they have from year one. front from invaders. Pirates of great over the years including a This year’s performances will the Dark Rose is an exclusive membership organization who perform at pirate festivals, historic reenactments, and re- naissance fairs from Key West, Florida to Eastport, Maine. For the third consecutive year, Rockin’ Ron the Friendly Pirate will be performing his original songs and putting on numerous performances for kids. His music will get audi- ences laughing, singing and SUNDAY, SEPT. 6 dancing to his fun pirate songs. Rockin’ Ron Carter hails from Grilled Salmon Dinner • Arts & Craft Vendors Smugglers’ Notch New Hamp- shire and is a graduate of Berk- Trips to Salmon Pens • Live Music ALL Day lee College of Music and has NEW: Fiber Arts Show become a well-known pirate performer in the Northeast. New this year starting on Fri- in Orlando Florida. Wonders sideshow. day afternoon: Ty Openshaw is All weekend long enjoy the As always, the prior week- NEW THIS YEAR: Touch Tank Andrew's Beer on Tap Lubec Brewing Co. on Tap a 17 year old recording artist Human Marvel Nick Penney’s end, September 5, 2015, will • Educational exhibits from Maine. He is currently in performances which will in- kick off the festivities with the • Tour of largest lobster pound Salmon Creek Wines the studio working with Scharff clude: Sword Swallowing, Hu- Invasion of Lubec, Maine. The on the East Coast Bros recording and finish- man Blockhead, Blow Torch on Pirates of Eastport will invade ing up his first CD scheduled Tongue, Magic, Plate Spinning, Lubec by land, sea and air to for release in December. Ty Toroflux, etc. and will pose kick off the festival. was an opening act at Balsam for photographs with guests. The full schedule of events is Valley Amphitheatre for Lee He arrives in Eastport from a now available on Facebook, the Greenwood and John Michael book signing for the release of Web and at stores in the greater Montgomery. In addition Ty the latest Ripley's Believe It Or Eastport Area. Please make has brought his own unique Not book titled “Eye-Popping you plans now to attend the sound to The Bitter End in Oddities,” available September great event for its 10th Anni- New York and Disney World 8th in stores everywhere. The versary celebration on Septem- 27 year old Nick Penney is a ber 11, 12 & 13, 2015. Pirate master of crowd gathering at attire is always encouraged, fairs, festivals, and carnivals all join in and have more fun! For over the US. He is a member of more information visit www. the Sword Swallowers Associa- eastportpiratefestival.com or tion International and Ripley's like us on Facebook. Believe It Or Not!, World Of

Sept. 11 • 9PM-1AM WITH DJ HIGH TECH ~PIRATE FESTIVAL EVENTS~ The One Man Band - Maine Humorist/Singer Lee Southard. (Sept. 11 & 12 4PM-8PM. Sept. 13 Noon-3PM) Sept. 12 • 9PM-Close Pirate “Steak & Eggs” Breakfast WITH DJ HIGH TECH Sept. 12 & 13, 6AM-11AM. Mimosa Drink Special. *Crown King and Queen Pirate Dressed: $5 / Others $10 • Sponsor: Allen’s Coffee Brandy Pirate Lunch & Bloody Mary Specials Sept. 12, 11AM-5PM. Sept. 13, 11AM-3PM More Friday, September 11 Events Lubec Pirate Invasion & the pirates defense 9PM-10PM: Human Marvel Nick Penney - 9:30PM: Pirate Fight - Cutlass Fighting, of Eastport Waco Pier / Fish Pier area. Demonstrations of his AMAZING FEATS! Sword Demo and Small Arms Fire. Sept. 13 at Noon.

167 Water Street, Eastport, ME • 207-853-4700 PAGE 7 Property Committee Addresses King Street Complaints By Lura Jackson some properties and blowing unkempt properties. Randall Committee member Marcia tee agreed to put a purchase into the lawns of others on a said he had been working with Rogers affirmed that when the request onto the council meet- The property committee met daily basis, while an abandoned code enforcer Tim Krug with paving crew was working in ing agenda for the purchase on Thursday, August 27th to dumpster was a source of a rat the abandoned trailers around the area over the summer, they of four cameras for the police address multiple outstand- infestation. Lastly, the formerly town. City Manager Jim Porter had called to complain about department from the fund. ing complaints concentrated abandoned trailer that is now affirmed that he would request the ATV usage. Addressing the concerns around King Street. An anony- being inhabited has prompted that Krug examine the area Committee member Billy about the garbage accumulation mous resident came forward the question of where the raw around the King Street trailer Howard asked if trail cameras on the street, the committee to express her neighborhood’s sewage is being disposed of, for evidence of the dumping of would help address the issue. agreed that it would contact concerns, which included ram- with the concern being that it unsanitary waste. Chief Randall said that they the owner of the abandoned pant ATV usage on the streets, has simply been tossed over the Regarding the use of ATVs on would not be a fix-all particu- dumpster as well as the tenants overflowing dumpsters and hill behind the site. roads, the committee affirmed larly if the rider was wearing responsible for producing the trash, and an inhabited, yet po- “It's an awful thing to look that road usage is acceptable a helmet, although he readily trash. If that attempt proves tentially unsanitary trailer. at,” the resident expressed. only if the rider is in transit admitted that the possibility unsuccessful in remedying the The anonymous resident “This is my neighborhood.” to a trail. Riding back and of catching tags made them a problem, the committee will said that the ATVs were con- Police Chief David Randall forth repeatedly on the same valuable tool. Randall said that contact the landlord of the stantly running at high speeds confirmed that he had heard street was therefore clearly a the police department had been property, which, as commit- over private property, causing similar complaints from the breach of the ordinance. The recently allotted a few thousand tee member Eddie Moreside damage to lawns and contrib- area. “We need to make the anonymous resident said the dollars from the estate of Jes- points out, “is ultimately re- uting to erosion whenever it neighborhoods look less ghet- use was indeed constant and sie Baig, and he suggested that sponsible.” rains. She said that garbage to,” he said, emphasizing that a that she and her vehicle had cameras could be purchased was being dumped outside of certain element is attracted by nearly been hit a few times. with those funds. The commit- Calais Moves Forward with Waterfront Expansion

By Lura Jackson Improvement Program. monument at the rotary. Porter those traveling from Canada as been granted from a private To meet the requirements of is proposing the use of the well as from the north. landowner to host the sign. Ju- Though the reinvigoration the grant, the docks will pro- newly designed Calais logo The committee is working lie Jordan is working with the of the Calais waterfront has vide services such as electric- set onto granite, accompanied on erecting signage in the Maine Department of Transpor- been a continuing project for ity, water, and waste drainage. by ‘Welcome to Calais.’ The same area to direct visitors to tation to advance the issue. at least a few decades, indica- The city is also anticipating words will be visible from the downtown businesses and tions abound that the fruition the acquisition of the former multiple directions to welcome in-town services. Approval has of the city’s efforts may finally Visitor Information Center be at hand. At an Economic next to the library, which will and Community Development provide bathrooms in addition Committee meeting held on to potentially renting outdoor Friday, August 28th, City Man- adventure equipment to visitors ager Jim Porter gave details on and locals alike. “The goal is the potential upcoming expan- to be a full-service marina,” sion of the docks. Porter said. Porter said that he had re- The city has also received quested preliminary engineer- approval to put a welcoming ing work done as part of the application for the Boating Infrastructure Grant, which provides funds to enable wa- terfronts to accommodate boats 26’ and larger. “It’s promising,” Porter said. “They said we have a good chance of being Boas • Beads • Bling funded.” Local • Fair Trade • Vintage The expansion would double PIRATE COSTUMES! the existing 80’ docks, enabling & Great Accessories it to safely moor 4-5 larger ves- sels at a time. The total cost of the project is approximately $80,000, part of which will be End of Season SALES matched by the city. Porter said September 1-13 it was not yet known how much Up to 50% off the city would need to pay in, The Easternmost Candy store in the U.S. of A. but that the amount would very Hours: Th/Fri/Sat 12-5 likely be offset by additional Rte 1, Perry • 853-9699 funds from the Small Harbor Closing Sept. 13

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7 Sea Street, Eastport, Maine 207-853-6640 PAGE 8 Two Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Baileyville By Jayna Smith On Tuesday night, August 25th, Baileyville Fire Department was dispatched to Mill Street at approximately 11:00 pm. Ac- cording to Chief John McPhee, crews arrived to "a fully involved structure fire." The location of the fire is that of a former tattoo shop. "The fire quickly spread to a nearby building, a former auto shop," McPhee said. Both properties are currently owned by Woodland Pulp, LLC. Baileyville Fire Department was assisted by fire crews from Calais, Princeton, and Alexander. According to McPhee, crews remained on the scene for about two and a half hours. No injuries occurred. The fire is considered suspicious, Chief McPhee reported, and is being investigated by the State Fire Marshal's Office. Fire destroyed two structures on Mill Street in Baileyville last week. (Photo provided by Baileyville Fire Department) Applefest Returns for a 3rd Year!

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188 North St., Calais / 454-2551 PAGE 9 Heroin Epidemic Grips Maine Sheriff Cites Calais, Jonesport, Danforth

By Ruth Leubecker hosted by Sen. Angus King or more before they really hit The state police are also low on It is, however, a shared re- in Brewer last week focused bottom,” says Crabtree, who manpower.” sponsibility. “It doesn’t mat- A roundtable summit on on recovery, and strategies has eight years with MDEA Crabtree recognizes a county- ter what uniform you wear in heroin abuse in Maine and a relating to those who provide and another two working exclu- wide, but also agrees with the Washington County. Game separate state session occurred treatment and law enforcement. sively with drugs in Washington sheriff. “Here it’s Machias, Cal- warden, state police, local back-to-back last week, both Rep. Chellie Pingree, National County. “By the time they hit ais, places where people tend to police, whatever. We’re all on acknowledging a growing crisis Drug Control Policy Director rock bottom they have no ve- gather,” he says. “When I was the same page,” says Crabtree. in the state. Michael Botticelli and US At- hicle, no license, and they’ve working up north it was Houl- “The main focus is to tackle the While all the experts agree torney Thomas Delahanty also alienated most of their family ton, Caribou, Presque Isle. It’s drug problem because it fuels a that the misuse of heroin knows spoke at the forum. Once again, … so now the question is how always the bigger places that lot of other problems. The drug no economic, class or lifestyle these speakers, like others do you get to Portland? (Which tend to attract the drugs.” courts play a vital role, but we boundaries, Washington County before them, stressed that this is likely the closest treatment Although five to seven law really need more treatment cen- in recent years continues to be is “not just a law enforcement center.) And you can’t hang out enforcement officers are on the ters. Even though you can lead hard hit. issue,” citing the need for more with the same people anymore, road in Washington County a horse to water, but you can’t “The heroin part is getting treatment centers and working so who do you hang out with, on any given day, it’s a daunt- make him drink … We have to worse,” says Washington Coun- partnerships. where do you go?” ing run at best. The county is figure that part out.” ty Sheriff Barry Curtis. “It’s While the King forum at- Washington County, with its divided into three slots, with Maine, as a state recently cheaper, and it’s more available. tracted about 100 concerned 3,122 square miles and eight slot one running from Steuben targeted in response to the ex- Every town is complaining. I’d Mainers, Gov. Paul LePage’s full-time officers, is not condu- to Jonesboro, slot two from plosion of heroin use, stands to say we hear more about it in day-after meeting was closed cive to winning the war. “We’re Jonesboro to Robbinston and benefit from a federal strategy Calais, Jonesport and Danforth. to the public and the media, in a county the size of Rhode slot three from Robbinston to focused on public health and But it’s a widespread thing, and focusing on input solely from Island with a population the size Danforth. safety. Under this plan the we see it through the whole law enforcement, government of Bangor,” he reflects. “There’s “When you break it into Obama administration will county.” officials and hospital admin- just not enough manpower. And slots, each officer has 624 work with regional officials to “In 2001 and 2002 it was istrators. everyone needs to understand square miles,” explains Crab- increase access to treatment and pills, pills, pills in the opiate “We need to be looking at that this problem belongs to all tree. “Normally speaking we uncover the sources of heroin population,” says Chief Deputy people’s lives that are out of of us. This is not a police prob- have one or two working day trafficking. Mike Crabtree. who has an ex- control as they come through lem. It’s a community problem. and night.” tensive background in drug law the courthouse doors,” said We’re going to pay for this one enforcement. “When you get an Chief Justice of the Maine way or the other. We just have opiate population, heroin is a Supreme Court Leigh Saufley to decide the best way.” natural economic progression on the news that night. Sauf- While stigma and access to because it’s cheaper.” ley, who attended the LePage care remain huge barriers, last According to Crabtree, heroin meeting, says she is strongly week’s meetings could signal sells for $30 to $35 dollars a advocating the expansion of the beginning of action. “If bag, and oxycodone at $120 a drug courts throughout Maine, LePage has a meeting and local pill. The economics of main- believing that routing offenders areas are notified, then we’ll taining an addiction are easy to to treatment and counseling in- go,” says Curtis, “because I Adult Education Enrichment Classes see. “It’s a constant battle. And stead of sending them to jail is feel we have as big a problem a constant changing battle,” more beneficial to everyone. as anywhere in Maine, or big- Microsoft Access – Calais, ME Crabtree says of the area war “In my opinion treatment is ger.” Tuesday 9/1 - 9/22 8:00 – 9:30 AM Volunteer Donation $20 against drugs. “Right now always cheaper,” says Crabtree, The sheriff feels such meet- Class will be held at Calais Library 9 Union St, Calais, ME we’re starting to have a great “but you can’t rule out enforce- ings could be imminent to dis- Intro to iPad– Calais, ME influx of out-of-state traffickers. ment because you need some- cuss the availability of federal Wednesday 9/2 – 9/9 8:00 - 9:30 AM Volunteer Donation $20 It’s all about money. Many (of thing to get into treatment.” dollars for treatment centers. Class will be held at Calais Library 9 Union St, Calais, ME the traffickers) are not users, but Therein lies the problem, as a “We’re hoping for that, because they’re preying on our misery. prevalent shortage of treatment right now we’re keeping our Microsoft Excel Beginner – Machias, ME They can buy it for $3 to $5 a options short-circuits Maine’s budgets under control but we’re Thursdays 9/3 – 10/1 5:30 – 7:00 PM Volunteer Donation $20 bag, and their turnaround up ability to address the crisis. not combatting the problem,” Classes will be held at the AETC classroom 6 Colonial Way, Machias, ME here can be $30 to $35 a bag.” “Addicts land here once, he explained. “I’m going to A roundtable discussion twice, three or even four times keep pushing for manpower. Basic Computer, Beginning – Dennysville, ME Wednesday 9/9 – 10/7 6:00 – 7:30 PM Volunteer Donation $20 Class will be held at the Lincoln Memorial Library, 17 King St, Dennysville, ME

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Friday, September 18 • 11AM-1PM A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls – Machias, ME Tuesdays & Thursdays for 4 wks 10/6 -10/8, 10/13 - 10/15, 10/20 - 10/22, 10/27 - North Street, Calais Location 10/29 10:00 AM – 12 Noon Cost: FREE Reduce the fear of falling and increase activity levels of older adults who have con- 92.7 WQDY Drawing to Win cerns about falling. Supplies supplied by Eastern Area Agency on Aging 500 gal. of Fuel Oil! Class will be held at Down East Community Hospital Campus, McBride Bldg in the Broadcasting Live Board Room, Machias, ME – Check out our NEW website Representatives from Fujitsu Heat Pumps for classes coming soon, teach a class, pictures & lots more classes being offered Empire Heaters • Regency Gas Stoves • Lennox Furnaces Watercolor Painting, Beaded Loom Jewelry, Crocheting and NY Thermal Boilers will be on hand to answer questions. Cooking, Baking, Personal Wellness & more To teach a class, register for a class or REFRESHMENTS • GIVE-A-WAYS for more information contact 255-4917 Check out our website & on-line Catalog at www.aetc.us Like us on Facebook to win a FREE Class! V.L. TAMMARO OIL CO., INC. Axiom Education & Training Center 117 Main St., Woodland, Maine 427-6500 or 427-3775 Washington County Adult & Community Education 325 North St., Calais, Maine 454-7500 Mail checks: 3 Water St, Machias, ME 04654 or- In person at 6 Colonial Way, Machias, ME PAGE 10 CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 Community Calendar All Calendar submissions must be emailed to [email protected]. Deadline for all submissions is 8:00 AM Tuesday Morning. This does not include yard sales. We ask that you limit the information to 25 words or less. must be done that day, paint, Alexander Fire Station at 6:30 acrylic, watercolor etc. Work PM. The public is invited to SEPTEMBER 2 and 9: due back by 3:00 p.m. Recep- attend and participate. All are West Quoddy Head Light -3rd Wednesday of Each IPad at the Calais Free Library tion at 5:00 p.m. welcome. For further informa- House and Visitor Center, Month: St. Croix Internation- from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. SEPTEMBER 9: Book tion contact Mike Hinerman at South Lubec Road. Open: La- al Quilter’s Guild meets at the SEPTEMBER 4: Riverside Lovers’ Cafe at the Calais Free 255-3931 or 263-5990. bor Day to closing on October Methodist Homes Rec Center, Rebekah’s Food sale, 9:00 Library starting at 10:00 a.m. SEPTEMBER 15: Draw- 15 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. New members wel- a.m. to noon near Woodland SEPTEMBER 12: Bell- ing on a chance to win a 12 come. Food Mart. Benefits Camper- mard Inn 4th Annual Tea and gauge shotgun (Remington -Last Wednesday of the ship Fund. Tour, 86 Main St., Princeton. Model 870 Express Super Month: Seniority Breakfast at SEPTEMBER 5: Breakfast 2:00-4:00 p.m. by Friends of Mag). Tickets $5 each or three 7:00 a.m. for $10 purchased at Boston -2nd, 4th and 5th Monday: at the Parish Hall in Dennys- Princeton. Tea, sandwiches, Every month at 7:00 p.m. the -TOPS Chapter #ME228 ville from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 desserts, tour, displays. Info Shoe Store. Baileyville meets at the Unit- SEPTEMBER 25: Friday Monday Night Music Circle at a.m. Pancakes, eggs, bacon 796-2261. Free event. CCLC. Bring an instrument or ed Methodist Church in Bai- etc. Adults $5. SEPTEMBER 12: Library Family Matinee will be at the leyville, Third and Summit, Calais Free Library from 4:00 come and listen! SEPTEMBER 5: The Lego Club at the Calais Free -Irene Chadbourne food from 3:30 p.m to 4:30 p.m. Calais Free Library will be Library will be meeting once p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Refresh- Members are welcome and ments served. pantry open 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 closed. a month. 11:00 am to 12:30 p.m. Closed holidays. needed. SEPTEMBER 5: Paint pm. SEPTEMBER 26: Old -AL-ANON meets at 6:30 Eastport Day presented by SEPTEMBER 14: The Fashion Country Auction at p.m. in the old Calais Hospital The Eastport Gallery at the Washington County Local the Parish Hall Rt.86, Dennys- basement. Eastport Arts Center. Reg- Emergency Planning Com- ville. Preview 9:00 a.m. Sale -Morning Knitters at Calais istration at 7:00 a.m. Works mittee (LEPC) will meet at the starts at 10:00 a.m. Refresh- -Farmers’ Market at Trian- Free Library from 10:00 a.m. ments will be available. gle Park in Calais from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. September 16 All proceeds to benefit Den- a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 30. nysville Cong. Fund Raising - Music on the Green at Tri- Committee. angle Park in downtown Cal- SEPTEMBER 26: Applef- ais at 6:30 p.m. Bring a chair est at St. Anne’s Episcopal or blanket. Concessions avail- Cherryfield/Milbridge -‘Souper-Market’ at the Church from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 able. Congregational Church Den- ~MONDAY~ p.m. -First Tuesday of every nysville parish hall (15 King Conversational English ESL: 8AM - 11AM month: Death Cafe at CCLC. St./Rt. 86). Eat in or take out. ~TUESDAY~ Understanding of death and Weekly buying club orders HiSet English: Noon - 3PM wonder of life. Light refresh- with Crown of Maine Den- ABE English (2hrs) & ABE Math (2 hrs): 4PM - 8PM OCTOBER 6, 20, 27: ments. FMI call 207-733- ny’s River Farmers Market. WordPress at the Calais Free 4844. -Irene Chadbourne food Narraguagus H.S. College Transitions: 5PM - 8PM Library from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 2nd Tuesday - July & Au- ~WEDNESDAY~ pantry open 10:00 a.m. to a.m. gust: Sunrise Snowmobil- noon. Closed holidays. ABE English (2hrs) & ABE Math (2 hrs): 4PM - 8 PM OCTOBER 8: On the Road ers, snowmobile club Calais -Princeton Farmers’ Market ~THURSDAY~ with Mainebiz - Eastport from summer meeting at Method- on West Street. Fresh produce, ABE English (2hrs) & ABE Math (2 hrs): 4PM - 8 PM 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the ist Homes Rec Center at 6:00 flowers etc. 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 Eastport Port Authority. Break p.m. p.m. Machias away from your desk to meet -Tap your Toes Tuesdays ~MONDAY~ with other members of the 10:30 am to 11:00 am. Babies, ABE Math: 8AM - Noon Eastport business communi- preschoolers, and toddlers are ty. Event is free. There will invited to sing and to dance at ~TUESDAY~ be a cash bar along with hors the Calais Free Library! ABE Lab & HiSet Social Studies: 8AM - 11AM d’oeuvers. For more informa- -Microsoft Access at the -Wiggles and Giggles at the Conversational English ESL: Noon - 3PM tion contact Linda Cross God- Calais Free Library from 8 am Calais Free Library at 10:30 ABE English: Noon - 4PM frey at linda@atlanticleader- to 9:30 am, Tuesdays: Sep- a.m. Babies, toddlers, and ~WEDNESDAY~ ship center.com. tember 1, September 8, Sep- caregivers are welcome. -Irene Chadbourne food ABE Math: Noon - 3PM tember 15, and the final class is September 22 pantry open 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 HiSet English: Noon - 4PM p.m. Closed holidays. ~THURSDAY~ -Social Media at the Calais ABE Math or English: 8AM - Noon Free Library from 8 am to ABE, HiSet, College Transitions Math: 9AM - 11AM 9:30 am; 2 Wednesdays: Sep- tember 23 and September 30. Calais Thank you to the wonderful customers and -On the Big Screen at the ~Monday~ friends of Crumbs Cafe & Bake Shoppe: Calais Free Library every HiSet English: Noon - 1PM - 4PM Wednesday evening starting We would like to express our sincerest gratitude for your understanding HiSet English: 5PM - 8PM at 6:30 pm. Call the library to of our closure a day last week--as well as two early closings--all due to a find out what is playing each ~Wednesday~ death in the family. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience week or ask to be added to our HiSet English: 2PM - 6PM email list. ~Friday~ this interruption in regular hours may have caused you. HiSet English: 8AM - 11AM We value our customers the most and appreciate the care and concern ABE, HiSet, College Transitions Math: 2PM - 4PM offered to us. Your continued patronage is a vital part of our growth. For that, we are most grateful. Eastport Lubec -Sacred Harp Singing at the Sincerely, Chris and Kevin Cobscook Community Learn- ~FRIDAY~ ~MONDAY~ ing Center, first Saturday of HiSet English: Noon - 4PM HiSet English: 8AM - 11AM every month from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Potluck supper Jonesport after. Eastport Pets -Outdoor Adventure Club at ~MONDAY~ Carrying a FULL SELECTION OF PET SUPPLIES the CCLC from 10:00 a.m. to ABE Lab & HiSet Social Students: Noon - 2PM 2:00 p.m. For youth age 8-12, ~FRIDAY~ DOGS • CATS • BIRDS • SMALL ANIMALS all skill levels. FMI call 207- ABE, HiSet, College Transitions Math: 9AM - 11AM SELF-WASH TUB OPEN YEAR ROUND • NAIL TRIMMING 733-2233. -Overcomers Meeting at Indian Township Stop in to check out our LOW PRICES on TOP brand food! St. Croix Valley Assembly NUTRO • NATURAL BALANCE • ROYAL CANIN of God Church in Calais for ~WEDNESDAY~ MERRICK • TASTE OF THE WILD • BLUE those wanting to turn their HiSet English: 9AM - Noon lives around after prison or 89 Water St., Eastport, 207-853-0099 those wanting to break from Axiom Education and Training Center • 255-4917 [email protected] Check us out on Facebook! drug/alcohol addiction. FMI email: [email protected] call 207-454-8160. www.aetc.us Open 7 days a week. CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 PAGE 11 Plans are Underway for Annual Baileyville's Octoberfest By Jayna Smith Mr. and Miss Octoberfest Pag- mand. One of these is the this year will be no exception. kids at heart is laser tag. This eant is set to kick off the festivi- annual Family Movie Night at Slated for Saturday, October event will take place on Satur- Plans are underway for an- ties on Saturday, October 3rd at Woodland Elementary School 10th Bohanon encourages all day, October 10th from noon to other great Octoberfest in Bai- Woodland Elementary School on Friday, October 9th. This to enter their best decorated 6:00 Also new during October- leyville, according to organizer for boys and girls ages 1 to 4. year the entertaining evening vehicle, float, or just "doll your- fest week will be a Princess and Jamie Bohanon. The week-long Later that day, the 12th Annual is being sponsored by crew self up!" There is no fee to take Pirate Party, a kickball tourna- celebration will be held Octo- Miss St. Croix Valley Pageant members of Down East EMS. part in the parade. ment, and a pumpkin decorat- ber 3rd through October 10th will take place for girls ages 3 Movie-goers are encouraged to Also on "parade day," at- ing contest for all students at and will include fun for all ages. and up. This is a preliminary come enjoy the show in their tendees will enjoy the giant Woodland Elementary School, From a town-wide decorating pageant to the Maine Academic PJs, along with a blanket and arts and craft fair along with among other things. contest to children's events Pageant where entrants have pillow. A non-perishable food food vendors, a huge Chinese For more information about and pageants--and of course a the opportunity to win schol- item is requested for admis- auction, train rides, a petting Baileyville's Octoberfest or its big parade--there will surely be arships. sion. zoo, a car show, and inflatable events, one can find it on Face- something for everyone. Of course many more events Baileyville's Octoberfest has fun, plus much more. book or contact Jamie Bohanon The highly anticipated Wee are also back-by-popular de- always had a grand parade, and New this year for kids and by calling 214-3349. Downtown Welcomes Double Dog Ice Cream & Eats By Jayna Smith from her former menu. "Next year we'll bring back some of Julianna Mahan is back, Julianna's favorites and we're Julianna and this time she is providing going to have the Double Dog Mahan, downtown with "a traditional, Deal and the Blue Eye Special owner of Maine summer takeout" which every day, discounted things." Double Dog debuted earlier this week. She Prices are affordable and Ice Cream & calls it Double Dog Ice Cream very competitive, along with Eats, down- & Eats, and it's located at her with great food and service, town's new- est business. former Julianna's World Cafe but what sets Double Dog Ice (Photo by site at 28 North Street. Cream & Eats apart from some Jayna Smith) Having no intention of own- other such eateries is that it ing a restaurant in Calais again, will have both outside and in- Julianna was approached by side seating and is right in the the building owner back in heart of downtown. Open rain July. After an initial decline to or shine, seven days a week, any offer or idea, followed by Double Dog Ice Cream & Eats much thought, she decided on will feature tables with umbrel- a seasonal establishment. With las at the vacant lot next to its morialize her two four-legged through Thursday, 11:00 am Sunday, now through part of a late start in the season, how- building when the season starts friends, has hours slated for to 9:00 pm Friday and Satur- October. ever, Julianna will use what's next year. 11:00 am to 8:00 pm Monday day, and noon to 5:00 pm on left of September into part of "It's going to be awesome to October to work out any kinks come down North Street and before going big next May. see," Julianna said, adding, "We're going to be open May "It's going to be a happy spot." through October," Julianna She also said Double Dog Ice Get a on savings said, serving up fish and chips, Cream & Eats is "super kid burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, friendly" with its prices, menu, and hard ice cream, including and atmosphere. sundaes, banana splits and Having been in the restaurant at The First! milkshakes. Although the business since the age of 17, menu will be limited for the Julianna considers Calais her remainder of this season, visi- home and is happy to be able tors can expect to see all of it to offer its residents and those and more in May. traveling through or visiting "One of the hard things for "simple, good food." She me is that everyone is expecting stated, "This is where I want to Julianna's Cafe," Julianna said. be in season. It's what I do." For them, she will bring back Double Dog Ice Cream & some of the more popular items Eats, named as a way to me-

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The Final Case of “Mr. Holmes” By Kaileigh Deacon to the English countryside. acter while still staying true to gave the viewer another version While the movie would cer- Here he lives in his house with the original detective created of Sherlock Holmes. Here we tainly be enjoyable for anyone I will start this review but his housekeeper and her young by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. see a Holmes who is frail and those who know and love Sher- stating that I love all things son in the cottage next door. Ian McKellen plays the iconic aged, a far cry from the solid lock Holmes will enjoy it even Holmesian. Sherlock Holmes Holmes is now a 93 year old detective with a flawless per- intelligent man portrayed in lit- more. The acting is flawless has been a favorite of mine who is far from the legendary fection that is nothing short erature. Here we see a man who and the story is engaging. The for quite some time, so when I detective he was. Holmes is of amazing. McKellen plays is frail and flawed a departure duel storylines with Sherlock saw that there was going to be looking back at his life and is both the aged forgetful detec- from the somewhat narcissis- Holmes and his struggle with a movie with Gandalf playing struggling with what was his tive and the detective of thirty tic detective. The story keeps old age and the last case that the iconic detective I started final case as a detective and years before who was still at even the small details about led to his retirement make the counting the days. That being his memory isn’t exactly what the top of his game. Laura Lin- the famous detective in line, story engaging and enjoyable. said I was prepared to be dis- it used to be. Holmes finds a ney plays a wonderful compli- including his love of bees. I would give this movie four appointed because despite the eager young apprentice in his ment to McKellen’s Holmes in The movie is a must see for and a half out of five stars and amazing potential there’s no housekeepers son and together his most recent housekeeper. any fan of Sherlock Holmes. recommend it to anyone. way a film could live up to it, they work through the old case The surprise casting was the right? Wrong! and what caused Homes to seek housekeepers son played by The story is set long after seclusion. Milo Parker. The young ac- Holmes has vacated the legend- This story is a completely tor delivers a eager energetic Baileyville Police Report for ary Baker street, having retired new take on the Holmes char- performance that is just fun to watch. August The story itself was different 8-9: Melvin Waycott III, age 49, of Calais, arrested for <<< Maine Unique Structures >>> and inventive. In a day where operating while license suspended or revoked & operating Hollywood seems to remake under the influence of intoxicants Potting Sheds - Playhouses more movies than come up 8-10: Michael Kennedy, age 42, of Steuben, arrested for Treehouses - Tiny Houses with new ones this was a re- violating condition of release freshing change. While the Dog Kennels - Livestock/Poultry 8-23: Eric Bacon, age 38, of Crawford, arrested for operating character was not new the story under the influence of intoxicants Enclosures - Boat Houses and the ideas were. The movie 8-27: Joseph Counts, age 33, of Calais, arrested for criminal Warming Huts on Ski/ATV trails - Deer/Turkey blinds is based on the novel, “A Slight mischief Trick of the Mind” by Mitch 8-28: Juvenile male, age 17, of Baileyville, arrested for Custom built on your site: Town or Country Cullin. arson One of the great things about Please call: 207- 904 -8723 Local references 8-29: John Gallupe, age 49, of Baileyville, arrested for this story line was the way it criminal trespass 134 calls for service, 54 motor vehicle stops, 4 traffic cita- tions, 3 motor vehicle accidents Baileyville Police Department has seen an increase in mischief crimes recently. This includes stolen items from residences, vandalizing of property, arson, among other things. These incidences remain under investigation.

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This workforce solution was funded by a $13 million grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. MCCS is an equal 239 Main St., Calais • Info. Line: 207-454-8830 opportunity/affirmative action institution and employer. Adaptive equipment available upon request for individuals with disabilities. WCCC is an EO/AA Employer statecinemascalais.com • Open 7 Days a week CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 PAGE 13 Vehicle Crashes into Troop J Report Number of Calls for Service: sponded to Castine for a report County Jail. Nexus Building 174 Number of Warrant Ar- that a purse had been stolen. Trooper Jacob Ferland at- rests: 2 Number of Accidents: Investigation continues. tempted to stop Damian Spelas, 12 Number of OUI/OAS Ar- Trooper Caleb McGary re- 31, of Orland in Orland for a rests: 4 Number of Burglaries: sponded to Trenton for a re- vehicle defect. Spelas failed to 1 port that some mail had been stop and continued driving on 8-24-15 located along the shoreline in a dirt road. Tr. Ferland located Trooper Barnard responded a wooded area. The US Postal the vehicle and observed Spe- to Otis for a report of a theft. Service was notified along with las had fled. Spelas returned The complainant reported he Ellsworth PD which is where to the truck while Tr. Ferland had two chainsaws stolen out of all of the mail had been stolen was waiting for a K-9. Spelas his tool shed sometime during from. was arrested and charged with the past two weeks. One of the Trooper Caleb McGary re- operating after habitual of- saws was an older 521 Johnson sponded to a criminal mischief fender revoked, class C, failure Red and the other one was a complaint in Orland where a to stop, class E, and operating new 450 Husqvarna. horse fence was reported to an unregistered motor vehicle, Trooper Kim Sawyer arrested have been damaged during the class E. Tr. Christopher Smith, Adam Hayes (29) of Danforth night. Sgt. Timothy Varney, and MPO at Machias Court for 3 out- Trooper Kim Sawyer arrested Owen Reed responded to as- standing warrants. Holly Plissey (43) of Princeton sist. 8-25-15 for OUI after receiving a call Trooper Jacob Ferland ar- Trooper Barnard stopped that she struck another vehicle rested Jonathan Bragdon, 36, of a vehicle on Route 184 in and kept going. Trooper Kim Lincoln, as the result of a traf- Lamoine. The operator, Paul Sawyer stopped her, performed fic stop on Rt 187 in Addision. By Jayna Smith Davis, 44, of Lamoine, was SFST’S, and took her to Bai- Bragdon was found in posses- summonsed for attaching false leyville PD for a breath test. sion of prescription methadone. Last Saturday, August 29th, US Customs and Border plates. 8-28-15 Bragdon was charged with un- Protection personnel got a surprise when a vehicle crashed 08-26-15 Trooper Chris Smith arrested lawful possession of schedule into the Nexus Enrollment Center. The building is located Trooper Barnard stopped a Jeffery Scott, 57, of Hancock w drugs, class D. on Customs Street at Ferry Point Border Crossing. vehicle on Route 184 in Lam- for OUI as the result of a stop in Trooper Caleb McGary According to Calais Police Department, 62 year old Carol oine. The operator, Michael Eastbrook. Jeffery was operat- stopped a vehicle traveling 89 Miller of Grand Manan, NB, "backed into the protective Jordan ,53, of Lamoine, was ing an ATV on the Sugar Hill MPH in a 55 MPH zone on Rt poles around a fire hydrant" outside of the building. From summonsed for failure to reg- Road in Eastbrook. Tr. Smith 1-A in Dedham. As a result the there, Miller then "sped forward," causing her to strike the ister a motor vehicle over 150 was investigating another inci- operator, Kathleen Folsom (65) building. days. dent as Jeffery was approaching of Thomasville, GA, was sum- Miller was driving a 2007 GMC Sierra pick up truck which 8-27-15 on the public way. Jeffrey was monsed for criminal speed. had to be towed from the scene. Miller and her passenger, Trooper Daniel Ryan re- transported to the Hancock 64 year old Daniel Miller, were not seriously injured. There were no other injuries reported. The crash and its cause remains under investigation.

8/30: Donald Dinsmore, age 32, of Calais was arrested on lease and Criminal Mischief 62, of Calais was summonsed an active warrant. He was also The Calais Police responded Calais Police Report for Littering. charged with Theft and Viola- to a total of 189 calls for service 8/31: Jesse Dennison, age 19, tion of Conditions of Release including; The following people were Amount of Marijuana of Livermore Falls, ME was 8/31: Rachelle Brooks age 13 Motor Vehicle Accidents, charged for Criminal Offenses 8/27: Rachelle Brooks, age summonsed for Possession of 51 of Calais was arrested for 11 Motor Vehicle Citations. the past month: 51, of Calais arrested for Crim- Drug Paraphernalia. Violation of Protection Order, 165 Miscellaneous calls for 8/1: Daphne Grant age 30, inal Trespass and Disorderly 8/31: David Bosworth, age Violation of Conditions of Re- service of St. Stephen was summonsed Conduct for Operating without a Li- cense 8/5: Debra Kendell, age 52, of Calais was summonsed for Criminal Threatening 8/8: Danielle Clark, age 34, of Calais was arrested for As- sault. 8/9: Robert Meserve, age 18, of Calais was summonsed for Operating after Suspension 8/9: Eric Demolet, age 29, of Calais was summonsed for Violation of Conditions of Release 8/10: Ryan Norton, age 28, of Calais was arrested for Disor- derly Conduct and Obstructing Governmental Administra- tion 8/11: Sheldon Grekin, age 54, of St. Laurent, Quebec was arrested for Possession of Schedule Drugs. He was summonsed for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Pos- session of a Usable Amount of Marijuana. 8/14: Gabriel Moscovitz, age 35, of Atlanta, GA was sum- monsed for Theft 8/14: Bobbi Stepien, age 29, of Calais was arrested for Operating Under the Influence of Alcohol 8/22: Anthony Best, age 56, of Princeton was summonsed with Theft 8/23: Jimmy Lee Cataloni, age 29, of Pittsfield, was ar- rested for Assault and Criminal Mischief. He was summonsed for Possession of a Usable PAGE 14 CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015

Maine Tree Farm/SWOAM Annual Forestry Field Day Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015 Farm on US Route 1 in Bai- the usefulness and enjoyment vice Portland): Take I-95 N to exit 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. leyville. Wayne Coleman is of their property. This annual • How to Prune Apple Trees, 182A to merge onto I-395 E/ Location: Wayne Cole- the Maine Outstanding Tree event has attracted up to 250 with Pat Owen ME-15 S toward Brewer. Take man's Family Tree Farm, 411 Farmer for 2015. “The Forestry people in years past. • Forest Tree Pruning and Exit 4 for ME-9 E/ME-15 S/S Houlton Road, Baileyville, Field Day is our largest outdoor Wayne Coleman and his Crop Tree Management, with Main St and keep right at the Maine event of the year, and affords family have owned, managed Paul Miller end of the ramp. Merge onto For more information: 207- the opportunity for landowners and cared for these woodlands • Restoration of the American South Main and follow signs 613-6837; mainetreefarm. to share experiences and find since 1985. They will host a Chestnut, with the American to Calais. Take Route ME-9 org out how others deal with the wide variety of events, tours Chestnut Foundation E for about 90 miles until the The 61st annual Forestry challenges we all face as land- and talks during the daylong • Bugs in the Woods, with T-intersection with U.S. Route Field Day, a joint produc- owners,” said SWOAM Execu- program. Registration begins at Entomologists from the Maine 1. Turn left onto Route 1. From tion of Maine Tree Farm and tive Director Tom Doak. The 8:30 a.m., with coffee, snacks, Forest Service points north (Presque Isle): SWOAM, will be held on day emphasizes sustainable informational brochures and Guided Forest Walks, with Take Route 1 South. From Saturday, September 12th at forestry practices and the many door prize tickets available. foresters and Coleman family points northwest (Millinock- Wayne Coleman’s Family Tree ways landowners can enhance Program opens at 8:50 a.m. members: et): Take ME-157 E toward with remarks from SWOAM • Oak Regeneration Mattawamkeag, and at the T- and Tree Farm representatives. • Forestry as Wayne Coleman intersection with U.S. Route 2, Friends of Princeton’s Program highlights include: does it turn right on Route 2 W. Follow Education Stations: • Best Management Prac- for three miles and turn left Tea and Tour • Beekeeping 101, with Barry tices/Trail Construction onto ME- 168 S toward Winn/ Princeton Public Library Benefit at the historic Coleman Lunch speaker program, Lee. In Lee, at the four-way • Saving the Monarch Butter- including remarks from Doug intersection with ME-6 and flies, with the Coleman Family Denico, Director of the Maine Arab Road, left onto ME-6 E grandchildren Forest Service; Maine Tree toward Springfield/Topsfield. 86 Main Street • Forest Inventory Plots, with Farm Program: Paul Larrivee, In Topsfield, at intersection September 12, 2015 Ronna Coleman, US Forest Chair; SWOAM: Richard Nass, with US Route 1, right onto 2PM-4PM Service President Route 1 South toward Calais. • Small Scale Family Christ- Awards/raffle/door prizes From Route 1 in Baileyville, Celebrate the first woman to establish a business in Princeton mas Tree Growing, with Dave Directions From points west watch for signs along road. Rochester, Maine Forest Ser- and south (Bangor, Augusta,

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NEWS Results from the 56th Woodland Rec. Notes Fall Programs: Registration 6-8PM. Saturday, September every Wednesday starting 9/9. Annual Blanchfield H&W / forms for all interested children 19 8AM-5PM at Baileyville $10. Co-ed. grades K-8 is currently under- Municipal Building. Course is • Elementary Volleyball: Mixed Couples Invitational way. Forms can be picked up free. Donations accepted. Ages Starts 9/3 at 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 A nice field of male/female golfers competed this weekend at at WES and Baileyville Town 10 and up. Co-ed. Must attend p.m. Grades 3/8, WES, $10, the St. Croix Country Club in the annual Bill Blanchfield couples Office. FMI call Woodland both classes. Co-ed. golf tournament. After Saturday scramble and Sunday medal Rec. at 427-6205. • Elementary Soccer: Started • Jr. Soccer: Grades K-12, play was completed Pat & Debbie McLaughlin was crowned List of programs: 9/12 at 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. starts 9/8 at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., the 2015 Husband and Wife Champions totaling 29 of a possible • Karate: (Gr. K-8) Every $10 at Spednic Field. Co-ed, WES, Co-Ed. 30-points. With the same strong 29-point score, Fran Lacoote Monday. Starts 9/14. 2:30-3- grades 3/4/5. • Exercise/Aerobics (Gr. and John Marchese captured the Mixed class title. Total winners :30PM. WES Gym. Fess is $25 • Elem/Jr. High Cross Coun- 7-adult): Starts October 18 at list follows: a month. Co-ed. try: Starts 9/3, grades 3-8. 4:00 p.m. and October 21 at • Hunter Safety Course: Practices on Tues. and Thurs. 6:30 p.m. at WES gym. $5 a Overall Points Winners: Thursday, September 10 from at 2:30 p.m. at WES. Meets class. Co-ed. Married- Pat & Debbie McLaughlin (29 pts) Mixed-Fran Lacoute / John Marchese (29 pts) Saturday Results: Woodland Rec. Calendar Mixed Division: September 2 September 7 September 10 2nd net- (70n) Pam Wood / Mark Altvater 2:30: Elem/Jr. High Cross Happy Labor Day! 2:30: Elem./Jr. High Cross 2nd gross- (77g) Sandy Wentworth / Sean Ellis Country Gr. 3/8: WES September 8 Country Gr. 3/8, WES 1st net- (67n) Rona Robb / John Moody 4:00: Eastern Washing- 2:30: Elem./ Jr. High Cross 2:30: Elem. Volleyball, Gr. 1st gross- (73g) Fran Lacoute / John Marchese ton County Country Leagye Country, Gr. 3/8, WES 3/6, WES Coaches Meeting, Calais Rec. 2:20: Elem. Volleyball, Gr. 6:00: Hunter Safety Course, Married Division: Center 3/6, WES ages 10 & up, Baileyville Mu- 3rd net- (71n) Stacy & Allison Atkinson September 3 4:30: Pee Wee Soccer, Gr. nicipal Building 3rd gross- (85g) Wayne & Sharon Steeves 2:30: Elem/Jr. High Cross K/2, WES September 12 2nd net- (67n) Dennis & Nancy Owen Country, Gr. 3/8, WES September 9 9:00: Elem Soccer, Gr. 3/4/5, 2nd gross- (77g) Donnie & Kathy Walker 2:30: Elem. Volleyball, Gr. 4:00: Elem/Jr. High Cross Spednic Field 1st net- (64n) Howie & Maryann Duvall 3/6, WES Country, Gr. 3/8 Meet 1st gross- (74g) Pat & Debbie McLaughlin Long Drive- Ladies- Fran Lacoute Men- Brian McArthur Closest Pin- Ladies- Fran Lacoute 3'8” Men- Sean Ellis 6'0” Sunday Results: Mixed: Ladies- 2nd net- (72n) Marcia Carlow 2nd gross- (96g) Sandy Wentworth 1st net- (70n) Rona Robb In Washington County: Outside of Washington County: 1st gross- (92g) Fran Lacoute $24 six months $27 six months Men- 2nd net- (68n) John Moody 2nd gross- (77g) John Marchese $47 one year $52 one year 1st net- (67n) John Sawyer 1st gross- (71g) Sean Ellis Married: Ladies- 3rd net- (72n) Sharon Steeves 3rd gross- (100g) Diane Sullivan Name: 2nd net- (69n) Peggy McIntyre 2nd gross- (90g) Debbie McLaughlin Address: 1st net- (65n) Maryann Duvall 1st gross- (89g) Kathy Walker Men- 3rd net- (69n) Wayne Steeves 3rd gross- (82g) Joe Sullivan State: Zip: 2nd net- (65n) Don Lyons 2nd gross- (79g) Donnie Walker Method of Payment: Visa - Mastercard - Check - Money Order 1st net- (62n) Pat Sullivan Name on Credit Card 1st gross- (74g) Pat McLaughlin Credit Card # Expiration Long Drive Ladies- Allison Atkinson Men- John Marchese Mail to P.O. Box 660, Calais, ME 04619 Closest Pin Ladies- Debbie McLaughlin 12'9” Men- Donnie Walker 2'2”

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NEWS Blue Devils Get Pre-Season Workout At UMM

Josie Marsanskis delivers a service at UMM. (Photo by John Rogers).

Nice return by Lady Blue Devil Kelly Delaney. (Photo by John Rogers).

REC SOCCER: The youth soccer program will take place every Saturday starting September 12th.Boys and girls in grades K-2 will practice from 9:00 – 10:15 and boys and girls in grades 3-5 will practice from 10:30 – 11:45. Fee for residents/non- residents are $20/$30. Mouth guards and shin guards are First Step Pregnancy Resource Center required for soccer. FLAG FOOTBALL: At First Step Pregnancy Resource Center our friendly staff is This year the Calais Rec- ready to provide you with a free pregnancy test and accurate reation Dept. will be offering flag football for boys and girls up-to-date information you need to make decisions about your ages 6-9. The program will take unplanned pregnancy and sexual health. place every Sunday starting September 13th from 11:00 Because everyone should have access to this – 12:00. Mouth guards are required for flag football. information, all of our services are FREE of charge. COACHES: Any one interested in coach- Our Services Include: Free Pregnancy Test • Options Peer Counseling • Medical Referrals Kylie Donovan makes the serve with teammate Alyssa Rocha ing or helping with any of our Parenting Support • Information on Abortion • Abortion Recovery Program following the action. (Photo by John Rogers). fall programs please contact Referrals for Adoption Services • Information on STDs • Information on Emergency Contraception Craig Morrison at 454-2761 or 214-8792. THIS CENTER DOES NOT PERFORM OR REFER FOR ABORTIONS. Calais Rec News & Notes FIRST STEP PREGNANCY CENTER FALL SPORTS 336 Mount Hope Avenue, Suite 8, Bangor, ME 04401 JR HIGH: (207) 942-1611 • [email protected] Registration forms for Rec Soccer, Flag Football, Jr. High Soc- cer, Jr. High Volleyball and X-country are available at the Rec Monday to Thursday: 10AM - 4PM • Friday: 10AM - 2PM Center or the City Building. The forms will be available at the Schools as soon as they are open. 24/7 Helpline: 1-800-712-HELP CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 PAGE 17

NEWS Blue Devils Get Pre-Season Workout At UMM WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPORTS VOLLEYBALL 2015 Date Day Match Depart /JV/Varsity/Game 9/4 F WA @ WHS 4:00/5:00 9/9 W J-B @ WHS 4:00/5:00 9/11 F Calais @ WHS 4:00/5:00 9/14 M WHS @ Narraguagus 2:00 4:00/5:00 9/16 W Lee JV @ WHS JV 4:00 9/18 F WHS @ J-B 2:00 4:00/5:00 9/21 M Machias @ WHS Varsity 4:00 9/23 W Sumner @ WHS 4:00/5:00 9/28 M WHS @ Machias2:15 Varsity 4:00 10/2 F Ellsworth @ WHS 4:00/5:00 10/5 M WHS @ Calais 3:00 4:00/5:00 10/7 W Lee JV @ WHS JV 4:00 10/9 F WHS @ Bucksport 1:00 4:00/5:00 10/13 TU Narraguagus @ WHS 3:30/4:30 10/15 TH WHS @ Sumner 1:15 4:00/5:00 10/19 M WHS @ WA 2:15 4:00/5:00 10/23 F ALUMNI GAME 7:00 BOYS SOCCER 2015 Date Day Team Departure Game 8/28 F Scrimmages @ Lee 2:00 4:00 9/9 W Jonesport-Beals @ WHS 4:00 9/14 M WHS @ Narraguagus 2:00 4:00 9/18 F WHS @ JB 2:00 4:00

Blue Devil Emma Seelye sets the front line in UMM action Saturday. 9/21 M Machias @ WHS 4:00 (Photo by John Rogers). 9/23 W Calais @ WHS 4:00 9/25 F WHS @ Machias 2:15 4:00 Does your 9/30 W WHS @ Shead 2:30 4:00 community 10/2 F East Grand @ WHS 4:00 10/5 M WHS @ Calais 3:00 4:00 organization or 10/8 TH Shead @ WHS 3:30 10/10 SA SA @ WHS 3:00 group have an 10/13 TU Narraguagus @ WHS 3:30 event coming up? 10/15 TH WHS @ East Grand 1:45 3:30 10/19 M WHS @ SA 12:30 3:30 PLEASE LET GIRLS SOCCER 2015 Date Day Team Departure Game US KNOW 9/10 TH WHS @ Shead 2:30 4:00 9/12 SA WHS @ HV Christian 11:00 2:30 ABOUT IT! 9/15 TU WHS @ Calais 3:00 4:00 9/17 TH East Grand @ WHS 4:00 events@thecalais 9/22 TU Shead @ WHS 4:00 9/25 F HV Christian @ WHS 3:30 advertiser.com 9/28 M WHS @ Narraguagus 2:00 4:00 10/1 TH Shead @ WHS 4:00 10/5 M Narraguagus @ WHS 4:00 10/7 W WHS @ East Grand 2:00 4:00 10/10 SA SA @ WHS 3:00 10/13 TU CHS @ WHS 4:00 10/16 F Narraguagus @ WHS 3:30 10/19 M WHS @ SA 12:30 3:30

Dash of Color" Run Set for Run, walk, have a blast, and create your own colorful wearable work of art! Join Healthy Acadia and partners in Machias on Sat- urday, September 19, for “A Dash of Color," otherwise known as Kayli Doten sends a hard return back over the net for Calais. the Cheeriest Run in the Universe. (Photo by John Rogers). "A Dash of Color" is an annual 2-mile, non-competitive walk/run sponsored by Healthy Acadia in Washington County, the Machias Bay Area Chamber of Commerce and the University of Maine at Machias. This fun community event encourages families, friends, and co-workers to get active outdoors with activities they enjoy. Lineup begins at 8:30 a.m. for the 9 a.m. event. The 2-mile course begins in the University of Maine at Machias' Fitness Center park- ing lot and ends at Station 1898 on Main Street. The $20 per-person entrance fee ($15 if part of a team of 2 or more; $25 on the morning of the event) will help support Healthy Acadia's youth programs in Washington County, promoting posi- tive social development. Mayez Travis stops the hard Registration deadline is 12 pm on September 18. Limited late serve and sends the ball to registrants will be accepted the morning of the race until 30 minutes the front line. (Photo by John before lineup at 8 am. For more information or to register, contact Rogers). Angela or Terri at 255-3741 or email [email protected]. PAGE 18 CALAIS ADVERTISER, SEPTEMBER 3, 2015 Alexander/Crawford Cassie Oakes ing and graduate! Congratula- youngest Granddaughter Payton my mom, Rhonda Oakes. ing his 9th Birthday! tions Keith! Fossett, age 10 and a half from Condolences to the family of Anniversary wishes this week Alexander Town Clerk, Kar- Grazyna and Hans Kirsch of Waterville, spent a week re- Shirley Hill on the passing of go out to Ron and Linda McAr- en Poor would like everyone to Alexander attended a Lobster cently with them. Payton is the her Step-Father, Larry Sears the thur. I wish you both many more know they are now accepting Dinner on Pleasant Lake Camp- youngest daughter of Tanya and end of July. years of Wedded Bliss! credit cards at the Town Office. ground on Saturday, to raise Joe Fosset. They enjoyed their I would like to send condo- The 2nd and 3rd grade at the Keith Turner, son of Mike money for the Lost Fisherman’s visit very much. lences to the family of George Alexander Elementary School Turner, of Alexander and Sher- Memorial in Lubec. It was Young folks are beginning Hill, who recently passed away. are looking for buttons and any ri Emery, of Baileyville and very well attended. There were their college adventures. Lo- I attended Church with George old canning jar rings, box tops Grandson of Emma Kneeland, plenty of lobsters, mussels and cally Josie Wallace, Daughter of and he was a pleasant and kind and soup labels. School will of Alexander has returned home corn to go around. There was Joey and BJ Wallace, of Alexan- man and will be missed greatly start on Monday, August 31st. from Basic Training in the also a raffle. Grazyna and Hans der is attending Eastern Maine by his family and friends. Lucky Loser the past week Maine Army National Guard. didn’t stay for the entire thing, Community College. Josie is Audrey Sears sent me a mes- was Debbie Dow. His knee injury improved and he but were glad they went. also working at BAM, while sage and would like to wish her It has been a very long and was able to complete his train- Freddie and Linda Wallace’s going to school. Also Carly Da- daughter, Shirley Hill a very trying week at our house, be- vis, daughter of Karen and Jim special belated birthday wish on cause mom has been sick and Davis, of Alexander is studying August 30th. was admitted to the Calais Re- Wildlife Care and Education Congratulations to former gional Hospital, then transferred at Unity College. I wish both Alexander resident Darcy New- to the Bangor Hospital. It turns young ladies the best of luck at man and her fiancé Bryce Konk, out, she has abscesses in her College! on the recent birth of their son colon and had a drain put in Congratulations to Ava Cro- Nash Joseph Konk. They reside her to drain the infection. She man, daughter of Erica Pike and in Westbrook, Maine. Darcy is came home on Wednesday and Jason Croman, and little sister of the daughter of Karen and Jim is feeling much better now! We Connor, who placed first runner Davis of Alexander and the Late are now waiting to see what else up in the Miss Maine Jr. Princess Joe and Mary Beth Newman may have to be done, but for now Division of the Maine Academic and the granddaughter of Donny we are glad she is home and that Scholarship Pageant on August and Gert Newman. so many folks have stepped up 22nd at the Thornton Academy Birthday wishes this upcom- to help the family. My sister-in- in Saco. Way to go Ava! ing week go out to Lacey Porter, law Susanna and nephew Sebas- Good thoughts are being Keri Holst, Paula Lord Seavey, tian were here during most of sent out to the following folks, Cheryl Wallace Ingersoll, Mary Mom’s illness and were a great , George Gee, Lynn Hill, Rho- Ellen Poulin, Linda Richard- help. They have now returned da Leavitt, Dennis Perkins, son, Trinity White, Susan Wal- to Baltimore and I am sure that Mathew Sullivan, Mary Wal- lace, John Knowles Jr., Mary my brother Mike is really glad lace, Michelle Gallant, John Casey, Vance Lawless and Anne to have them home. Harvey, Chris Landry, Elwin Donohue. If you have news: ptcfan@ Daley, Eleanor Dean, Mike and I would like to send my neph- hotmail.com, Facebook page, Marilyn Trafton Frank and Toby ew Carlos Oakes Jr. a very spe- 454-2344, or dropping off a note Peoples, Rolfe and Janice Flood, cial birthday wish on September at Randy’s Variety. Betty Fountain, Justina Niles, 4th. We miss him terribly and John Haley, Joline Thornton and hope he has a great day celebrat-

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to prepare. Microwave meals, on hand and hopefully, they a lot of sodium and chefs must or at least the meals I have, are are nutritious. Any meal using be aware of that drawback. The supposed to be easy to prepare prepared or canned vegetables recipe for this week is for Busy with what ingredients you have or soups will probably contain Day Tuna Casserole. By Dorothy Johnson dreams of the future made it bearable. One of my older Busy Day Tuna Casserole As every August merges into cousins remembers that when Ingredients: One can (6.5 ounce) tuna, drained and flaked (I used white tuna packed in water.) September, I always think of all he began high school, the Four cups (8 ounce) noodles, cooked and drained those years when I was getting “city” kids made fun of his One can (10.75 ounces) condensed cream of celery soup ready for the big day, the first clothes so he quit. Making a One can (4 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained day of school. I assume I had living then without an educa- the same materials as students tion was easier than it is now, One package (10 ounces) frozen peas, defrosted today have: pencils, dull scis- but I know from working in the Three-fourths cup milk sors, eight Crayola crayons field of education for thirty- Two tablespoons chopped pimento and a ruler. (We did not need six years that some students One cup crushed potato chips notebooks or paper because are tormented until they quit Method: we were relegated to writing school. In three-quart casserole, combine tuna, noodles, soup, mushrooms, peas, milk and pimento. on the slightly-fuzzy, yellow, These days starting school Mix well. Cover with wax paper. doubled-line paper for little in September is more daunt- kids.) These necessary items ing for students, especially Cook at HIGH six minutes and at MEDIUM 10 to 12 minutes. Stir twice. joined my lunch box, which for those who are entering the Top with potato chips. Let stand, uncovered 3 minutes. Yield: 4-6 servings. was most important, along upper grades. Pens, pencils and with new shoes, flannel-lined notebooks will not get students jeans and a few flannel shirts. by any more. Now they need The fall jacket and boots came cell phones, i-pods,i-pads and Does your Eastern maine appliance later. Even if, for some reason, tablets, not the kind with paper. I did not have the previously- Students need thumb drives community NOW A listed items, I was eager to go and printer availability. No organization or to school. one wants to wear Bugle Boy As the years marched on, the clothes; everyone wants Old group have an 17.6 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR necessary materials became Navy or some newer brand that more complicated. Lunch box- I have not even heard of yet. event coming up? Factory-installed icemaker es were replaced by notebooks, What is the point of all of Adjustable Clear Lock door bins backpacks, lunch tokens and this? I am just saying that “the PLEASE LET US bus tickets. Ball point pens, good old days” were not that Quick Space shelf not pencils, were the order of good for everyone and they KNOW ABOUT IT! Adjustable-humidity drawers the day. The clothes had to be certainly are not great for ev- a bit more feminine (no flan- eryone today. The “No Child events@thecalais nel) and more acceptable to Left Behind” laws are a lot of those with more advantages, B.S. in some cases, but there advertiser.com the “city” kids. Many of the are some useful clauses for “city kids” had been going to students who are tormented in GIE18HSHSS school together since grade school. If you are a parent with one so they already had their a child who needs a different We sell product protection plans for up to 5 YEARS! friends and cliques. 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This time we needed laundry detergent, soap and shampoo added to the pen, pencils, note- books and we had to buy those 10-pound textbooks. Suitcases were packed and unpacked and, as a freshman class, not many of us knew each other when we arrived on the “hill.” The first few days were filled with both anticipation and dread as we stepped into a more independent world. President Sennett had many rules and regulations so the idea of in- dependence did not go to our heads, but we were away from our families and the support they had given us. Of course, these were tales from many years ago, and although starting every year of education was not easy, the

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Obituaries

MADALYN R. PERKINS Baileyville – Madalyn “Brownie” Raye Perkins, 78, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on August 26, 2015 at Calais Regional Hospital. Brownie was born at home on March 7, 1937 to Thomas and Alice (Lank) Brown on Cam- pobello Island, NB. There she enjoyed a childhood made won- derful by her large family and a close community in Wilson’s Beach. After meeting the love of her life, Vaughn, in April of 1955, they married in August of the same year. Together they relocated to Baileyville and began a family. Brownie’s passion above all was being a mother, and later a grandmother. Hav- ing four children, she was always busy keeping a meticulously clean home and doing all those things that moms do behind the scenes. She was a wonderful cook and spent many hours sewing clothing for her children and herself. Once her children were grown, she enjoyed a multitude of craft projects that included HAZEL V. (GETCHELL) DENNIS G. PURTON crocheting, knitting, quilting and woodworking. She made beautiful things, but very rarely kept CARLOW Dennis G. Purton of the them for herself. She loved to shower those handmade gifts on those she loved. She didn’t limit Bondsville - Hazel V. (Getch- Town of Delafield left us much her generosity to those related by blood. She was very giving and always available to lend a ell) Carlow , 87, died peaceful- too soon on Friday, August 21, helping hand to anyone who needed it. In addition to her parents Madalyn was predeceased ly on August 28, 2015 at home 2015 at the age of 62. by her husband, Vaughn Perkins; sister, Rheta Mitchell and brothers, Chesley Brown and El- surrounded by her family. Born He was born in Calais, win Brown. Surviving are her four children, Rodney Perkins and his wife Linda of Marshall, June 13, 1928 in Calais, ME, Maine to parents Paul and VA, Nancy Day and her husband Geoffrey of Berwick, Catherine Wilcox of Alexander and she was the daughter of Harvey Carmen Purton on December Pamela Parady of Topsham; one sister, Gwen Galley and her husband Clinton of St. John; one and Beaulah (Lee) Getchell. 9, 1952. Dennis met his wife brother, Thomas Brown and his wife Nancy of Campobello; nine grandchildren, Corey, Terry She lived in Belchertown for of 41 years Jane, while attend- and Stephanie Perkins, Heather and Jeremy Day, Autumn, Elijah and Tianna Parady and her many years before moving to ing Calais High School. He special granddaughter, Lauren, who was with her nearly every day; five great grandchildren, Bondsville. Hazel managed the graduated from the University Gavin, Hudson, Emma, Willow, Bella and a baby boy on the way; a special son-in-law, Larry Payroll Dept for Sunshine Art of Maine Orono with a bach- Wilcox of Princeton; many nieces and nephews and her constant canine companion, Pugsy. Studio in Springfield, retiring elor’s degree in pulp and paper A graveside service was held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, August 29th, at Woodland Cemetery in in 1996. She was a member of engineering. Baileyville. Arrangements are by Mays Funeral Home, Calais & Eastport. Condolences and Crossway Christian Church. A fan of all things Disney and memories may be shared at www.maysfuneralhome.com She will be deeply missed by NASA, he also enjoyed Tour de her son, Gary Carlow and his France and Nascar and loved wife Joanne, with whom she the Red Sox. lived, 3 grandchildren, Kim- He touched so many lives berly, Stacey, and Jason, along with his sense of humor and with her 2 sisters, Linda Archer compassion. of Maine, Sandra Lindsey of In addition to his wife Jane, Canada, and other family and he will be sadly missed by his friends. Hazel was preceded daughters Emma (fiancé Jack in death by her husband, Al- Kukuk) and Chloe Purton, bert Carlow in 1980, brother His sister Judy (Jim) Knowl- Sheldon Getchell, and sister ton and his brothers Dale Worship: Sundays at 11AM Charlene Grant. Funeral (Janet) Purton and the late Please join us! services will be Wednesday, John (Denis Cranson) Purton Wonder what’s going on at 9:45 to 10:45 AM Kid’s Club & September 2, 10:00 am, at and his nieces Amanda and Clubhouse: Pre-school - Grade 8 Crossway Christian Church, Jenessa. In addition he will be People’s UMC? “Like” our 2230 Main St, Three Rivers, missed by his numerous friends Facebook page! followed by burial in Enfield in Calais, Maine, Lunenburg, Cemetery, CT. Calling hours Massachusetts and Queens- were Tuesday from 5:00 - 7:00 bury, New York. at the Beers & Story Palmer A Gathering for family and Funeral Home, 1475 N. Main friends will be held on Sunday, St. Memorial contributions August 30, 2015 from 1:00 PM may be made to the Crossway until a time of Remembrance at Christian Church. 3:00 PM at the Evert-Luko Fu- neral Home. In lieu of flowers please donate to your favorite charity in Dennis’ name.

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KIM ELLEN MALLOCH Brunswick - Kim Ellen Mal- loch, aged 57 passed away CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Saturday August 29, 2015 in Watch Tower between Chandler and Pleasant Streets on the Brunswick, Maine unexpectedly "Rocks" during WW2. From left: Merton Scribner, Herb Smith of Calais due to cardiac complications. and Chester McCracken. Sunday church services at She is survived by her husband Robert Henry Malloch, her St. Croix Masonic Hall, 10 Calais Ave. children Jennifer Lynn Kelsey at 10:00 am. All are invited. and Kenneth Robert Malloch and their spouses, along with FMI 454-2295 or 454-3409 her beloved grandson Desmond Fox Kelsey. She is also survived by her mother Evelyn Anne Manship, her sister Nancy Jayne FOR RELEASE AUGUST 23, 2015 Osgood and her spouse. Kim was born on November 5, 1957 in Calais, Maine. She was a THE TV CROSSWORD devoted wife, mother, sister, and by Jacqueline E. Mathews grandmother who dedicated her A July victory parade in front of the State Theatre and A and P in life to making others happy. Kim 1942. was an avid collector of antiques. Kim was also an avid knitter. She was a dedicated employee at Mid Photos submitted by Al Churchill-St. Croix Historical Society. Coast Hospital in Brunswick, Maine for twenty-eight years. She will be sorely missed by her friends and family. Private services will take place Summer Mass Schedule in Calais, Maine. Sunday In lieu of flowers, the wishes Saturday 4:00 pm: 8:30 am: Calais, that donations for burial expens- Immaculate Conception es can be sent to Robert Malloch, Baileyville, St. James 5:30 pm: 10:30 am: Eastport, St. Joseph 15 Lilac Lane, Brunswick, Maine 12:30 pm: Pembroke, St. John 04011 Peter Dana Pt., St. Ann To share your thoughts and condolences with the family, Tel: 454-0680 E-mail: please visit www.desmondfuner- [email protected] alhomes.com

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Last year, 11,345 hunters pur- from September 14 to October Even with the lengthy bear Maine’s bear study has shown Over nearly 40 years, Depart- chased a permit to hunt bear, the 30, and hunters can still hunt season, only about 30% of all that not only does the avail- ment biologists have captured fourth straight year permit sales or stalk bear from August 31 bear hunters are successful. By ability of natural foods drive and tracked over 3,000 bears have increased, and the highest to November 28. Maine has contrast, 72% of moose hunters, bear cub survival and bear birth to determine the health and number of permits since 11,912 one of the longest bear seasons and 32% of turkey hunters were rates, but it also directly influ- condition of Maine’s bears and in 2008. in the country since Maine has successful last year. ences when bears den for the estimate how many cubs are While IFW biologists expect the largest bear population in This was the first year for the winter, as well as hunter suc- born each year. hunters to do well once again, the country, estimated at over youth bear hunting day, which cess rates. In poor natural food Successful bear hunters are this year there is an abundance 31,000 animals. In addition to was Saturday, August 29. Youth years, hunter success is higher reminded that it is mandatory of natural foods compared to a season that starts in August hunters who have a junior hunt- than in years when natural food to submit a tooth from their last year, and that could impact and ends after Thanksgiving, ing license can hunt bear with is abundant. bear when registering. Tagging the success of hunters who Maine allows hunters to take a firearm, bow, or crossbow on Availability of natural foods agents will provide envelopes use bait, while increasing the two bears, one by hunting and this day. Junior hunters may also fuels nuisance bear com- and instructions to hunters as chances for deer hunters to get one by trapping. hunt bear with the use of bait, plaints. In 2013, when there to how to remove the tooth. a bear later in the season. In 2013, 3,239 bears were or still hunt; however the use of was a good natural food crop, Biologists age the tooth, and the “This is likely to be a better taken during the 14 week fall dogs during youth hunting day nuisance complaints dropped biological data collected help year for deer hunters as bears season. Most bears (96%) were is prohibited. to 311, well under the five-year biologists adjust season lengths will be foraging later into the taken with the use of bait, dogs, While the abundance of natu- average of approximately 500 and bag limits for bears. season due to an abundance of or traps: 2,477 bears were har- ral foods this year is likely to complaints per year. Last year, Hunters must have a bear natural foods,” said IFW wild- vested over bait (77%), 523 impact hunters, it also is the due to poor natural foods, nui- permit in addition to a big game life biologist Jen Vashon. “With bears were taken by hunters us- primary reason for the low num- sance complaints have increased hunting license to hunt bear in all the natural foods available, ing dogs (16%), and 106 bears ber of nuisance bear complaints to over 600, and this year, they Maine. Bear hunting is most hunters who use bait will likely were taken in traps (3%). Only to date. In 2014, there were are lower once again. popular and bear populations not see as many bears as last 4% were taken by other meth- over 600 nuisance complaints Maine’s black bear popula- are the densest in the northern year.” ods: 36 bears were harvested through August, and this year, tion is closely monitored by and downeast regions of the Maine’s bear season is di- by deer hunters, 57 bears by there are just 335 complaints Department biologists through state. vided into three segments, stillhunting, and 39 bears were so far. one of the most extensive, HOME / BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS

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significant impact from severe Glenn and Meg are willing to len and windy conditions. Two rain events.  Water sam- continue to volunteer as the secchi tests were/will be con- pling for e-coli and coliforms CBI program leads. Meg re- ducted in May, June, July and was conducted July 2015 with ported, “The program is always August. The results from July a particular focus on e-coli. looking for CBI volunteers. were discouraging – only get- Meddybemps is doing well for Memorial Day was very busy. ting 4.5 meters. Averaging 4.5 e-coli levels. The lake is under We may want to consider start- to 5.5 meters. We are a shallow 45 for all levels of coliforms. ing earlier in the season. This lake. We have always had a lot Meddybemps Drinking water quality in three program might start earlier in of material coming from 15th Linda Baniszeski the Sources of Pollution in Im- sampling sites. Highest level 2016 as Memorial Day was and 16th streams. But we are a paired Bangor Streams.” The is at the entrance to 15th and very busy on the lake this year. very clean lake. The phospho- It is difficult to believe that Stockholm Junior Water Prize 16th streams. Total phospho- Karen Holmes from the Ca- rus test was also done in June the calendar is already turned (SJWP) is the world’s most rus is the measure of total inor- thance Lake Association com- and sent in to VLMP.” to the month of September. prestigious youth award for a ganic and organic phosphorous mented that their CBI program Pete was contacted by a rep- Not to worry, though -- we water-related science project. in water. High levels result in starts Memorial Day weekend resentative from the Maine should still have some very Brown went on to compete at acceleration of algal blooms and that there is a lot of boat DEP that the DEP, VLMP and nice weather throughout Sep- the National SJWP competi- and in eutrophication (the en- traffic from 7:00 am -9:00 am UMaine are conducting a study tember. October is also usu- tion in Herndon, Virginia June richment of an ecosystem with as well as at the end of the day. and would like to interview ally a beautiful month in these 19-20. chemical nutrients, typically Pete Trouant commented that Lake Association representa- parts. Paige is no stranger to com- compounds containing nitro- “there isn’t much plant growth tives on August 14. His report Last Saturday night, a 40th petition. This past year, she gen, phosphorus.)  Nitrogen in late May/early June.” It was indicates, “The study is to de- birthday celebration for Jen- presented her project at the and phosphorus can be trans- also brought up that the CBI termine what effect active lake nifer Doten was held at her Intel International Science and ported to lake via stormwater. records show when the boats associations have on water Dad’s, Terry Reynolds’ “ga- Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Paige has tested for total phos- are coming in. Glenn will go quality. As to Invasive Plants, ragemahal” (you have to see Pittsburgh, PA, taking home phorous the last 2 years and through the last three years of Pete Trouant reported, “The this garage to understand the a fourth award of $500 in the has determined concentration records to see when boats are invasive plant survey has been designation). Jen’s husband Earth and Environmental Sci- levels. coming in and leaving and we moved to August 17. Mark Bill Doten, Jr. and her daughter ences category and earning a “Levels were low in 2014, will evaluate from there. Whiting is retiring and this is Alyssa Shaw planned the party. full four-year scholarship to below 15. Meddybemps levels In 2014 , LMA awarded a his last year.” Both Liz and Also celebrating her birthday Drexel University. Paige is are below 12. The levels range total of $300, as follows: $50 Pete Trouant are certified plant this week is Wendy Kennedy a participant in a 3-year NSF from 5 – 10 ppb. Lake quality each to Meddybemps, Cooper, inspectors. Carolyn and War- on September 4. Best wishes Grant to the University of overall is above average and Charlotte fire departments; ner Slack and Cary and Diane and blessings to Wendy and Maine and students from sev- within healthy ranges. How to $50 COLA; $50 VLMP; $50 James go out on the surveys. everyone else celebrating spe- eral high schools and tribes keep the water quality high in Water for ME Foundation; Last year the survey found 23 cial occasions this week. to study and document storm- Lake Meddybemps? Things to $100 speaker donation. The species – all native. The survey Karen Putnam, Lake Med- water runoff and its effect on do: Buffer zone. Create a bar- Board recommends the fol- is conducted later in August dybemps Association (LMA) pollution in local rivers and rier between your lawn and lowing donations for 2015: when plants are mature. It was President, has submitted the streams. She has been con- lake. Do not have lawns going Increase VLMP to $ 150; $50 noted that not only boats can following report for the An- ducting sampling at Meddybe- all the way down to the lake. each to Meddybemps, Cooper, bring in invasive species but nual Meeting held August 2, mps Lake the past two years. Buffer zones clean by filter- Charlotte Fire Departments; also ducks and geese. 2015 at Meddybemps Com- [A link to Paige’s presentation ing. Reduce or eliminate use $50 COLA ; $50 Water for ME In the Town Report by Pete munity Center. “Cary James is provided below: http://pr- of phosphorus detergents or Foundation. Trouant, he reported that introduced Paige Brown, a ezi.com/bdvr0yb6huwt/?utm_ fertilizers. Keep phosphorous The Loon Count report from “Meddybemps was slated by Rising Senior at Bangor High campaign=share&utm_ levels in those products really Pete Trouant informed that the MaineDOT to get a new School. Paige’s impressive bi- medium=copy]. low. Pick up pet waste. Keep “The loon count was conduct- bridge constructed over the ography includes the winner “Her presentation summary trees along the edge of the ed on July 18, 2015 for a 1 hour Dennys River. Plans had been of the Stockholm Junior Water is as follows: 71% increase in lake.” period. The group counted 14 approved to widen by 1⁄2 lane. Prize with her project entitled, severe rain events in last 54 “Business Meeting details adults and 2 chicks. Last year Then the State changed their “Identifying and Remediating years. Stormwater is the most included the Treasurers Re- there were 12 adults and no minds and decided to build port: Diane James reported fi- chicks. A total of five groups a new bridge downstream. nances through June 30 (with went out to do the count. Cary There is some eminent domain an attached Treasurer’s re- and Diane James have a nest- involved. The project has been port); Pancake breakfast and ing pair and a chick.” Karen stopped for now. The town has Home the way you want it; healthcare when you need it. silent auction took in $3,239 Holmes from Cathance report- not heard back from the State. and profit after expenses was ed that “data from 14 lakes in The goal is to take a little bit of Assisted Living in the St. Croix Valley $2,488. Donations are coming Washington County is being the curve out. Personalized Assisted Living Services to 30 residents in a in for the Ed Ketchen Water compiled and that there were The Town of Meddybemps warm, home-like setting. Conveniently located near the Fund, which will enable con- 65 adults and 6 chicks. There controls the alewive rights. Ja- tinuous and comprehensive is a concern with declining mie Gower has a contract for Calais Regional Hospital in Calais, Maine. water testing.” numbers of chicks. Lead is the a commercial alewive fishery, Glenn Ball and Meg Roth- highest cause of death in loons. but he cannot begin operations NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS berg reported on the Courtesy Mercury is also a concern. Ea- until the bridge study is final- When you need assistance with your daily routine, but want Boat Inspection program. LMA gles are on the increase.” ized. A 2-4 year study is com- security of an assisted living facility, look no further. received a $1,000 grant for the Water Testing (Secchi, plete. Jamie and Jeff Orchard 3rd year in a row to support a Chemistry), Cary James and conducted a count 3 times for 1⁄2 hour each. The goal would For information call Lila Taylor, LPN., Residential Director paid position (Penny Lurie) for Pete Trouant. Pete reported that an inspector 4 hours a day and “the results of the Secchi test be to see 1.5 million alewives at (207) 454-3663, 40 Palmer Street, Calais, Maine overseeing the program. Vol- were very bad [early] this year pass through. During the count Owned and Operated by First Atlantic Corporation unteers cover afternoon shifts. as a result of high levels of pol- they only saw 26,000. Very few alewives came through the big dam. They are going through the canal; not through the dam. The canal is full of Garfield Street debris. A suggestion was made Apts. -Calais PEMBROKE that we have a LMA cleanup crew. In other town news, Country View Apartments Meddybemps Selectmen ap- 2-BR, & 3-BR Apts. pointed Edward Hanson of Accepting Applications for 1 BR apartment available Princeton, Code Enforcement Officer for Meddybemps and Future Vacancies immediately Jim Slowe of Vanceboro, his Rent is based on 30% of income Heat and hot water included! Deputy CEO on July 30, 2015. In the 1 or 2 years we were Preference given to extremely low income 2 people- $15, 930 / 3 people- $20,090 Qualified applicants must be 62 years of age or older or without a CEO we had no inci- 4 people- $24,250 / 5 people- $28,410 handicap/disabled regardless of age. dences where we had to call on 6 people- $31,750 the State. Our planning board Higher incomes may also qualify Income limits apply normally handles all permits. Also reported is that: The On-site coin-op laundry. Meddybemps Fire Department View property and print application at www.mainedevelopment.com We are an equal opportunity organization. is grateful for the LMA dona- Maine Development Associates tion. Note that Meddybemps P.O. Box 2219, Bangor, Maine 04402-2219 For more information please call has a tanker truck. (207) 947-6795 / 1-800-639-1747 / TTY Dial 711 In other town matters, a (207) 561-4700, TTY: question was raised about the Equal Housing Opportunity 955-3523 (Maine Relay Service) (continued on page 25) PAGE 25 Out and About Brownie was always full of Regional. She was home in By Dorothy Johnson fun and she loved spending Pembroke in time to celebrate time with her family. Brownie her 95th birthday. It is hard for We finally received a bit of has been in ill health for a long us to believe that the “baby” of rain last week. In fact Pem- time. Her daughter Cathy has the Barnes family is 95. tee. The current committee is broke weather watchers found Meddybemps Sherry Bagley, Durell Buzz- been her rock because all of Greta Leighton fell again (continued from page 24) nine inches of rain had landed the other children live and on Saturday and broke her ini, Meg Rothberg and Carol on their gauges in a six hour Bloomhardt. They started with work away. other hip. She is now at Calais dam and how to get it cleaned period. These measurements Diane Huntley Carter and Regional and has undergone up. The state owns the dam and 160 t-shirt and as of August 3 may be a bit off because the they had 48 left. They started her husband Bill have returned surgery for hip repairs. Greta they were supposed to have gauges ran over and some of to Washington State. Diane has had several accidents in cleaned it up and removed with 100 trivets and as of Au- the downpour was unmea- gust 3 only had 25 left. Order was in town for the passing the last two years. Hopefully, the debris. Two different state sured. Even if nine inches is of her mother Nina Huntley, this will be the last one. agencies are responsible for form was in the newsletter. just a close measurement, it The Ed Ketchen Plaque a long time resident of Bai- Marilyn Trafton’s broken the dam. Regarding clean- is still a lot of rain. leyville. The Carters stayed wrist is healing well according ing up the Richard Dwelley Placement and Dedication The People’s United Meth- was led by Pete Trouant. Pete with her cousin Eva Rose to the doctor. She is planning property, the property has to odist church held a Family Fairbrother. Denise Huntley on getting her arm/wrist cast change ownership or Isabel remarked upon Ed’s many fun day on Saturday. About years of service and dedica- Marrs, Diane and relatives Eva off soon. has to change her mind about 40 children showed up with Rose and aunt Barbara Landry School has started for some cleanup. It is private property. tion. The plaque will be hung another 40 adults, counting in the downstairs area of the shared family geneology. Di- of the area schools and driv- The Town has set money aside the organizers, and according ane has made it her work while ers need to be on the lookout to clean up the site when the Community center where to the reports, everyone had a LMA meetings are held. Sally visiting in Baileyville and sur- for those children too excited occasion presents itself. great time. Freddie Sprague rounding towns to check the about returning to school to There was a question raised Ketchen was on hand to re- volunteered for the dunk tank ceive the plaque and Mark and cemeteries for information of think about the safety rules. By as to whether there had been and everyone, especially the her ancestors. next week this time, all of the talk about painting the Town Sue Ketchen had a chance to adults, had a great time try- see the plaque earlier in July. Barbara Landry celebrated schools will be back in session sign in front of the commu- ing to dunk him. The children the 25th Anniversary of the and we will all begin another nity center. There is also work The plaque was donated anon- enjoyed the Bounce House, ymously by LMA members. Cole Transportation Museum exciting year. needed on the deck. games, crafts and all the food. in Bangor last month and had Stay safe and watch out for A concern was raised about LMA Officers elected are: Church members are looking Karen Putnam, President; her picture taken with founder the white moth worms. the trailers that are set up forward to planning more of Galen Cole. She was also across from the green, and Liz Bloomhardt Doran, Vice these events for families. President; Diane James, Trea- designated “Queen for a Day” particularly potential health is- The Chile Cook-off is back and was given a hat with that sues. There is no septic on the surer, Katy Hews, Secretary. this year with at least six en- Outgoing directors include inscription on it. site. The Town has informed trants already sign up for the Debbie Bires, Jolene Bires the individuals that they can’t Karen Putnam, President Liz day. Diane McAlpine is keep- Bloomhardt Doran, Vice Pres- and friend Mike have been live there and they have been ing a list of the chefs entering in Woodland to help Pauline Lawn Mowers served notice. Supposedly ident Diane James, Treasurer the contest so if anyone is ATVs Katy Hews, Secretary. Outgo- Bires celebrate her 93rd birth- Chainsaws they are pumping out a self- interested in getting his/her day. Pauline’s nieces Paula contained toilet. The Town is ing Directors: Sherry Bagley, chili judged, just give her a & More Frank Putnam, Amy Salaman, Johnson and girls and Mary aware and is monitoring the call. I believe that the date is White joined the gathering. CERTIFIED MECHANIC situation. [Update: the small Roland Tomasch and incoming set for September 19, but I include Sherry Bagley, Amy Pizza and birthday were en- FULLY STOCKED PARTS DEPT. trailer has been removed and will have more information joyed by all. the motorhome on the site has Salaman, Roland Tomasch later in the month. The Dan who have volunteered to stay Marguerite Mains has fin- a “For Sale” sign on it.] Schall Concert is scheduled ished a short stay at Calais 188 North St., Calais / 454-2551 Pete Trouant is the Associa- on the board. Durell Buzzini for Thursday, September 17th. tion’s representative in manag- will come in as the 4th Direc- The members are also hoping ing the dam. He reported, “Er- tor, replacing Frank Putnam. to have a Public Supper during nie at the State has provided Karen Putnam recognized Liz Octoberfest. lake level readings. We were Bloomhardt Doran’s two years The Dennysville Congre- above target flows in the win- of service with a plaque hon- gational Church will serve a ter. A late snowpack resulted oring her and using her initials pancake breakfast on Saturday to indicate her great qualities in lowering the lake level; morning from 7:00 a.m. to 90 GERMAIN STREET, CALAIS, MAINE 04619 however, due to a lack of pre- in the position of LMA: L 9:00 a.m. at the Parish Hall. cipitation in May and June we – leadership; B – bonding; D The Perry Congregational are 7” below target. Lake was – Dedication and Great Direc- Church will be offering a extremely low in April. The tives.” concert beginning at 3:00 p.m. Boat • Home • Auto • SR. 22 • Motorcycle • ATV • RV’s State managed the snow melt Lake Meddybemps Asso- on Sunday. This concert will Snowmobiles • Worker’s Compensation well, but the drawdown has ciation certainly benefits the feature the Tracker Organ. The Contractor’s Insurance put our levels below target. lake and community. Anyone concert will be at 3:00 p.m., The State has been responsive interested in becoming a mem- not at 2:00 p.m. like previ- Phone Quotes • Best Rates • Flexible Payment Plans to our input. According to the ber can contact Diane James. ously announced. Atlantic Salmon Federation, Please send your news to Sympathies this week go GREAT package rates for combined home & auto policies! [email protected] out to the family of Brownie no salmon have been sighted As an independent insurance agent, we have many companies in Lake Meddybemps. The De- or phone 454-3719. Perkins who passed last week. partment of Marine Resources to choose from. This allows us to provide you with the went from being concerned best insurance coverage at the lowest price. about only Atlantic Salmon to Representing Several Insurance Companies including Dairyland, including alewives and eels. The Hartford, Concord Group, Union Mutual, Peerless Insurance, Any anadromous fish. Note Progressive, Foremost, Ohio Mutual, Providence Mutual that there was recently a long article in Downeast Magazine DAWN ANN and HAROLD R. CLARK - Agents on Atlantic Salmon.” From our family to yours since 1988, the Clark family has been providing Meg Rothberg reported for Washington County residents with personalized solutions for all the fundraising committee their insurance needs. which met last August and de- cided to sell t-shirts and triv- Call today for your FREE quote. ets. They are always looking for volunteers for the commit- 207-454-8800 Adult Family Care Homes of Maine - Assisted Living NEED A BREAK? Homes and staff are state licensed. Calais ▪ Home Cooked Meals RN Consultant on staff. Space available for ▪ Laundry Services We accept MaineCare, private pay Alternative Care Respite Care for your loved ▪ Private Rooms Available one. From 1 day to 30 days, clients and insurance. 152 South St., Calais, ME ▪ Aid with Personal Care Come visit our homes. 207-454-8961 we accommodate the ▪ Aid with Dispensing Medications elderly as well as mental ▪ Transportation to Doctors’ Call 1-207-952-0241, 1-207-270-1415, Residential Care • Day Care health and physical Appointments and Activities or 1-207-952-2061 or visit us on our Respite Care disabilities. website at www.afch.net PAGE 26

ing by, something for every- They were blessed with three in Calais. one. beautiful daughters. My daughter Lisa and hus- On Friday the 4th at 7 pm Everyone is getting geared band in Sydney had a fire at at Eastport Art Center several up for the 10th Annual Pirate their home, mostly smoke. It youth musicians will take the Festival in Eastport, Septem- was scary for a while. stage for Concert the Series ber 11 - 13th parade, bands, Nice to see Norma Griffin Finale. Tickets are $5. A re- lots of good food, fireworks, home from her treatments. ception will follow. lobster crate race, crafts, whale The painting on the side of Calais A small group gathered for watch cruise and lots of activi- the Main Street Thrift Store is is for the blessing of backpacks Seniority breakfast at the Wick- ties for the children. Hoping breathtaking, absolutely beau- Sharon Frost achee on Wednesday morning. for good weather. tiful. 454-3339 and prayers for the beginning of a new school year. Grace Meader, a faithful at- I visited my brother, wife and Quiet on the river today. “Released and Unleashed” is tendee, will celebrate 92 years niece and nephew on Thursday Sunday usually has lots of September birth stone: Sap- this week. Happy birthday to a in St. George. It was a beauti- boats and kayaks on the other phire. Flower: Aster. being missed by your friends. Hope to hear your group in the wonderful lady! ful ride, all the lakes, and the side. So soothing to watch the September 7 - Labor Day The 28th year is coming up falls in St. George. Had tea and Eagles by the ledge. They are Gather bittersweet, straw fall. Pastor Karen MacBuff, a on Sunday, September 6th for freshly baked blueberry cake. huge. flowers and evergreens now Eastport Salmon and Seafood The August apples were so big Birthday wishes: Dot Dag- for fall wreaths. former pastor at the Methodist Church, was up from Florida Festival. There will be arts and on the trees when growing up. gett, Gary Smith, Louise Music on the Green last crafts vendors and live music We would have apple fights. OBrien, Debbie (Frost) Joyce, Tuesday evening, the Saturday visiting in the area called on Mae Berry and several other all day. My brother has a wonderful Charlotte Seamans. Bradley Night Rock Band was won- Congratulations to Harold vegetable garden. Everything McFadden, Elaine Gilchrist, derful, just what we’ve been friends. The Historical Society held and Rachel Silverman on the perfectly in line. I shopped a Dale Wunder, Ruth MacKech- wanting to hear all summer. A marriage of daughter Reemon. bit and returned to 90 degrees nie, June Miner. perfect evening. their yard sale at the Holm- St. Anne’s Sunday School estead on Friday and Saturday begins on September 13th with to raise funds for the cottage children being in church at the roof replacement. The weather Cooper beginning of the service. This was great, lots of people com- Arline Flood all the family and friends wish- Clark and the great times she 454-3347 ing them well and all the great had while visiting them. The food that everyone brought, old farm house was sold to my Calais American Legion What a beautiful Sunday. with many desserts including sister Vi Dineen many years Michael McLean The crickets are happily sing- blueberry pie and, of course, ago and burned flat while she 454-3435 ing in the field and a hornet is birthday cake. Best wishes to was at work at the Woodland driving off the hummingbirds them both. Mill. My father later built the I want to thank all organizations, businesses and individuals from the food. We are lazy to- Grange was cancelled on main house that still stands. for their donations for “Project Legion Flags”! We will be start- day and waiting to hear from Wednesday as everyone had Later Ed and Sandra Kowal- ing phase II next spring at the Milltown traffic circle. Eric who is flying home from other plans. I believe that Mary ski bought the house and now I have a few 2014 “Federal Benefits for Veterans Dependents Arizona and should be in Ban- Campbell had surgery last Ronnie and Ann Marie Flood and Survivors” handbooks! They explain VA Health Care Bene- gor later tonight. He’s renting week. But at the last minute live there, building on a new fits, Service-Connected Disabilities, Education & Training, and a car and driving to Cooper. a few called and we probably section. Burial and Memorial Benefits. They can also be obtained at your Much sympathy to the fam- would have had the required 7 There are still a few harvest- local VA Facility! This is a one stop shop. ily of Dot Bohanon. She was members. There will be instal- ers raking blueberries but al- Still sending out membership & Insurance cards. Complete an active auxiliary member of lation of officers in Alexander most everyone is done for the insurance card and forward to address provided. Unit 3, Calais as long as the on Wednesday, September 2nd year. The harvesters are taking Any correspondence: Commander Calais American Legion Legion was active and open. preceded by a pot luck sup- the place of hand rakrs today, Sherman Brothers Post #3, P.O. Box 311, Calais, Maine 04619. Philip and Karyn Flood per at 6:00 p.m. Cathance will although a few are needed for Email:[email protected]. Facebook: Calais American Le- hosted a double birthday party meet again on Wednesday, the hard to reach areas. gion. Tel: 207-214-4410(cell).please leave message. School is for Karyn’s mother and father September 9th at 7 pm. Last Wednesday was one of starting this week, “Please watch out for our children & drive Anne and Bernie McFarlane The selectboard meets on the worst rain storms we’ve defensively”! Commander Mike. of St. Stephen.Phil cooked the the first and third Saturday at ever been through with quite barbecue out on the new deck 8 am at the town office. They loud thunder showers to start that he has recently built. The will meet on September 5th. out the day. We only got a little rain coming in torrents threat- The colorful chocolate house water in the basement because ened to drown everything but of Kate’s is now in Cooper at the ground was so dry to be- he put up some tarps and saved Ken Holmes across from Leah gin with. Our cat “Tigger” hid the day but they had a hectic Walker’s, Sullivan grandpar- otu during the thunder show- time for a while. Both of the ent’s old homestead. The orig- er. We heard about it washing birthday people had a great inal house burned many years out many roads especially the time even if they have poor ago but Leah has many happy Marshfield one and that had to health. They certainly enjoyed memories of Fred and Ethel be closed. Once again I would like to have some news for this paper. It goes out all over the country A & E Plumbing II and folks like to read about the Residential and Commercial Service home towns. Owned and Operated by Ben Clark The Calais Advertiser would like to share your past or PIPE INSPECTION present, in uniform, military Quoddy Farms photos. These will be & LOCATION SYSTEM included free of charge in Eastport our November 5th Veterans Family Housing Our CAMERA SYSTEM is an affordable solution for all your clogs. Day edition. *APARTMENTS AVAILABLE* IN-LINE INSPECTION Veterans are also invited to share 2 BEDROOM UNIT and PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE their stories with our readers. 2 BEDROOM Handicap Accessible Unit SEWER AND DRAIN LINES Stories should be limited to 250 (Also taking Applications for the Waiting List SEPTIC TANKS and MUCH MORE words. 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You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department Phone 207-454-7597 • [email protected] dropped off to The Calais of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 14000 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at [email protected] 16 Beech Street, Calais, Maine 04619 Advertiser at 23 Church St. PAGE 27

ing. After a long wait the fish the drag trying to keep the line hooking Boss Hoag and the suddenly bolted downstream. taunt against both current and fish seemed fresh as ever. Now Finding an eddy the fish again fish. Bob said, “He felt a little hundreds of people, TV cam- rested. It then took off for a bit nervous” and “was getting eras and news people lined the long stretch of boulder strewn excited”. Ploeger was no ama- shores. Cooper’s 30 HP Yamaha rapids, turned, spun upstream teur fisherman. “I’ve fished had run constantly for 40 hours wrapping the line around a Lake Superior a lot and have using 45 gallons of gas. Local large boulder. As Bob worked caught kings, Cohoes and lake businesses offered food, lodg- Grand Lake Stream the fish loose another boat trout”. At 4 am the reel came ing and services to the Ploegers came by powered by a big out- alive and 30 feet of line stripped and all others involved. The Dave McCullough ica.’ board motor. Bob and his guide and cranked back’ carnival-like river banks erupt- ‘Bob Ploeger, 63, a retired boarded guide Brewster’s boat. ‘At dawn, they probed the ed in cheers early Thursday Looks like Jenifer and I have prison guard, decided on his A brief fish sprint and then a silty river trying to budge the evening at 8:36. The deadline joined the official “I have seen first fishing trip to Alaska he long 5 hour wait. Nearly out of fish with a worn boat oar. Twen- had passed if Bob could land the white crow Club”. Last was going to go on a guided gas they again relocated to yet ty-four hours had passed since (continued on page 28) week while returning to Grand king salmon fishing adventure another boat. Now the fish hun- Lake Stream on the Milford on the Kenai River. Ploeger and kered down for hours. River CITY OF CALAIS Road, the white crow and its wife Darlene hired river guide guide Pat Cooper was called to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL companion the partial white Dan Bishop who drift fishes relieve the second power boat. crow were flying across the the river in a rowed John Boat. Exhausted, Ploeger held on TO APPROVE ORDINANCES AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF road. A pretty sight. This was only Bishop’s 3rd trip while Cooper piloted his craft A $217,352 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND This week is a new experi- as a licensed guide. It was mid- up and down the silty river. Nine AND ence for us as our summer visi- July 1989. About noon 4 river hours had passed since Bob set A $500,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND tor Nolan has left to go back to miles above Soldotna Bridge in the hook on “Boss Hoag” as school. The home seems empty Slaughterhouse Hole, Bob hav- the fish is now known. They without all the hustle and bustle ing played out his 30 pound test lumbered on down to Centen- Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Calais of a 13 year old’s presence. He line baited with a Spin-glo lure nial Campground in Soldotna will hold a public hearing and meeting of the City Council open to the and Seth Gray finished out the and eggs felt a tug. “We thought where the struggle went on for public on Thursday, September 10, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. at the City Building week by building a mini school first it was snagged on bottom,” 5 more hours. The fish started in Calais, Maine for the purpose of considering (1) an Ordinance autho- bus which was powered by one Bishop said. They tried all to come up and then went to the rizing the issuance of a general obligation bond, or bonds, of the City of peddling a partial bicycle in the sorts of ways to get the fish off bottom and stayed. “Saw the back, a driver up front to do the the bottom. Pulling upstream, net”, said Cooper. Now mid- Calais, the proceeds of which will be used to finance safe drinking water steering plus two passenger downstream, both sides and night Bob perched on the bow projects in the City, including but not limited to water main replacements seats in the middle. They were directly above the fish. Noth- gripping the rod and working on portions of Temperance Street and related costs and (2) an Ordinance trying to figure out how to hitch up some lights but time ran out. authorizing the issuance of a general obligation bond, or bonds, of the It was quite a sight to see them PUBLIC NOTICE City of Calais, the proceeds of which will be used to finance sewer sys- going down the Milford Road tem improvement projects in the City, including but not limited to sewer and crossing the stream bridge! The Town of Princeton would like to inform the public that system improvement projects in the vicinity of South Street and Har- This year Nolan had a focus nomination papers for the following positions will be available rison Street and related costs. The general obligation bonds will be is- of having breakfast at the Pine Tree Store. He loved seeing at the Princeton Town Office, 15 Depot Street sued pursuant to the City Charter and the laws of the State of Maine in and talking with everyone who on August 10, 2015: principal amount not to exceed (1) Two Hundred Seventeen Thousand, came in. He estimated that he Three Hundred Fifty-Two Dollars ($217,352) for the safe drinking water had Monte Cristo 15 mornings, Board of Selectmen: projects and (2) Five Hundred Thousand Dollars for the sewer system 12 mornings of scrambled eggs (1) Two Year Term improvement projects. Interested members of the public are encouraged and crisp bacon, 12 French toasts and bacon and 14 break- Nomination Forms will be due back at the Town Office no to attend the public hearing and the meeting of the Council. Written com- ments may be submitted to the City Clerk. fast sandwiches! His record in later than September 18, 2015. 2013 was 80 breakfast sand- wiches. He starts cross county Please contact the Princeton Town Office at 796-2744 if you have any questions. Copies of the Ordinance are on file at the City Clerk’s office and this week at school so let’s hope may be viewed during normal business hours. all those great breakfasts won’t slow him down! Theresa Porter, City Clerk The Column received a nice CITY OF CALAIS City of Calais note from Howard Irving. “A few weeks ago some of our SCREENED SAND relatives visited us in GLS and 1” MINUS GRAVEL / 6” MINUS GRAVEL PUBLIC NOTICE brought along a distant rela- NOMINATION PETITIONS - CITY OF CALAIS tive from Scotland, Katie Ma- The City of Calais, Public Works Department is soliciting bids on cLeod. the purchase of 3500 cubic yards of screened sand using the city’s Nomination Petitions for the Municipal Election on November Katie is a world traveler and specifications, 500 cubic yards of 6” minus gravel & 300 cubic yards 3, 2015 will be available in the Office of the City Clerk on of 1” minus screened gravel. Bid specifications are available at has a blog which recounts her Friday September 4, 2015 for the following positions: travels. She wrote a nice article the Office of the City Clerk, 11 Church Street, P.O. Box 413, Calais about her trip to GLS and also Maine. The bids must be received at the office of the City Clerk by posted several photos of the lake 12:00 noon on Thursday, September 10th, 2015. Bids received after Position Term Positions Available taken from our dock and pon- this date and time will not be considered. The City reserves the right CITY COUNCIL THREE YEAR TWO to accept or reject any or all bids. For more information, please con- toon boat. You can view the ar- SCHOOL COMMITTEE THREE YEAR ONE ticle and photos at her website: tact Robert Seelye, Public Works Director at 454-2763. storiesmysuitcasecouldtell. WARD CLERK ONE YEAR ONE com. Scroll down to the 4th ar- WARDEN ONE YEAR ONE ticle on her home page and you will see the story titled off the NOTICE These petitions must be filed by 12:00 Noon on Friday, grid experience.” At the annual town meeting held on August September 18, 2015. For more information, please contact the Patty Weeks, secretary to the Calais City Clerk at 454-2521, Ext. 1000. ATV Club is asking the fol- 10, 2015, the voters of the town of Pembroke lowing question: “How many would be interested in going to voted not to pay for Pembroke residents’ Public Notice Fox Hill for lunch on Monday, September 21, 2015. We will trash weigh tickets that do not weigh over The Calais City Council will hold a public hearing on Thursday, order from the menu. And September 10, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at the Leave the dam at 10:00. Please 100 pounds. Starting October 1, 2015, all City Building to consider the following: contact Carole Minner before September 16, 2015. Tel 207- residents must now stop, and go in the scale Ordinance Amending the Consumer Fireworks 796-5354 or email: caminner@ Ordinance to Prohibit the use of Consumer aol.com” house and sign their ticket if the weight is less Fireworks in Livestock Zones LONG LIVE THE KING! By the Hermit. “Those of us than 100 pounds they must pay $7.00 for the Summary: The purpose of the Ordinance is to amend the current who pursue piscatorial pleasur- waste themselves with cash or check. Marion Consumer Fireworks Ordinance to prohibit the use of fireworks within ers enjoy recounting special en- 1500 feet of a facility where livestock is being raised or boarded. Live- counters with lunker fish. How- stock is defined as any domesticated farm animal, including poultry. ever the true tale of the epic Transfer Station does not take credit cards. battle between a giant Alaskan Selectmen, Copies of the proposed Ordinance are available in the City Clerk’s King Salmon and a determined Office at the City Building. All citizens are invited to attend and show angler is an historic page in the Town of Pembroke annals of sport fishing in Amer- just cause, if any, why this Ordinance should not be passed. PAGE 28

Wabanaki Blues, the first Indian Township book in the Wabanaki Trilogy. Melissa will also read from her novel, and talk to middle Donna Meader-York dian Township School! Chil- Attention area schools! dren walked in off the bus school students about being an author. On the same day, What a wonderful first two seemingly happy to be back. School will be starting days of school we had at In- Shining faces with new clothes in the afternoon, she will visit with the students at Princeton soon! Want to see your Elementary School. ITS Com- munity members will be invit- Redclyffe Shore Dining Room school news here? ed to meet Melissa at a Social that night at the school. Light Route One, Robbinston, Me 04671 Just e-mail it to us at refreshments, drumming and 454-3270 dancing along with a chance [email protected]! to buy Melissa’s book will happen at 6:00 PM. Come join Servers/Waitstaff Wanted us please! Mark your calendars for a Evenings. couple more important events. Please apply in person On September 17, we have and sneakers were greeted Our first event for the 2015- scheduled an open house at by name by every staff mem- 2016 school year happens on the school. Here there will ber in the school, a tradition Tuesday September 8. Author be a chance for parents and which continues throughout and Mohegan Medicine Wom- caregivers to meet their chil- the school year. It was such a an, Melissa Tantaquidgeon dren’s teachers and visit the wonderful, positive beginning Zobel is coming to our school classrooms. Times and details to the school year to talk about her new novel, will be announced next week. Also important to remember; the Indian Township annual Temporary, Part-time Cook I MAINE INDIAN EDUCATION Health Fair is scheduled for Washington County Community College is currently seeking applicants to fill INDIAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL September 18. All students a temporary part-time position in the College’s Snackbar. The right candidate will attend! should have knowledge and experience in materials and equipment used in Well, that’s all the news for Elementary Teaching Positions food preparation, kitchen safety and sanitation, understand oral and written this week. I can be contacted at the school. 796-2362, if some- directions and the ability to clean and maintain kitchen area, utensils and Grades 6 – 8 Middle School Teacher equipment. Maintain sanitary and cleanliness standards, provide courteous one would like to contribute and efficient service and must be able to work flexible hours. news from Indian Township Elementary Teacher – Lower Grades for the column. Please call me! I need the information by Compensation: 20 hours a week, Monday through Friday, $11.72 per Applicants must have proper State of Maine certification hour Monday morning, 9:00AM. and submit to substance abuse testing as required by the Until next week, take care of Application Process: Interested candidates can obtain a WCCC Employ- school committee. yourself, and never stop learn- ment Application by visiting the College’s website at www.wccc.me.edu or ing. Apply to: pick up an application at the College’s Front Lobby. Position is open until Ronald D. Jenkins, Superintendent of Schools filled; please submit to Robyn Leighton, Payroll & Personnel Coordinator; Maine Indian Education Washington County Community College; One College Drive, Calais, ME 39A Union Street, Calais, ME 04619 DECH Birth 04619. WCCC is an EO/AA Employer 207-454-2126 • [email protected] Announcement MIE Teacher Application is available at: http://www.mie.bie.edu/ Baby boy Reed Weston Accepting applications until suitable candidates are found. Townsend, 8 lbs. 3 oz., 21 Equal Opportunity Employer 3/4" long, born on August 26, Native American Preference 2015 to Austin and Heather Townsend of Pembroke. Full Time Member Service Representative Down East Credit Union has an immediate opening for a Member Notice Grand Lake Service Representative to service our Calais Branch. The successful Washington County Community College is seeking (continued from page 27) candidate will enjoy working with people in a fast-paced, friendly en- the behemoth, he would claim vironment. The ability to cross sell credit union products is a require- Request for Quotation in the following areas: a new world record for the lon- ment; prior cash handling experience is preferred, but we will train the gest battle to land a fish. The right person. • Fiberglass boat hull repairs record was 32.5 hours to land a This full-time position offers an excellent salary and pay-for-perfor- New Zealand 1000 lb. marlin. Deadline for all submissions 9/9/2015, at 9 am. Now 12:30am Friday morn- mance program. Medical, dental, life, and 401K benefits are also in- ing, 36 1/2 hours after Ploeger cluded, as well as paid holidays and vacations. Please contact Tom Moholland at 454-1020 for more information. felt the strike he pumped and craned the great king salmon to Please send your resume to: Becky Perkins, 295 North Street, Suite the surface. Bishop scooped it 2, Calais, ME 04619, or email [email protected]. into the net. Instantly the han- St. Croix Apartments at dle broke and the king slipped You may also stop by any branch of Down East Credit Union for an ap- 604 Main Street is currently back into the river. On scene, plication, or download one from our website, www.downeastcu.com. river guides estimated the fish EOE accepting bids for snowplowing weighed in excess of 100 lbs. The world record at the time for the upcoming 2015-16 season. was 94 lbs. A quiet stoic man, Bob said, “It was along difficult Border Electric Inc. Interested parties may call fight and the King won!” (207) 454-8604 for You’re Humble Correspon- Border Electric has immediate dent, Dave McCullough 207- additional information. 796-2286 or dmccull1@maine. openings for State of Maine rr.com. Licensed Electricians. Notice Town of Robbinston Our Company Provides Competitive Annual School Budget Meeting Wages, Holidays, Vacation & 401K September 8th at 7pm at the Residential, Commercial and Industrial Robbinston Grade School Experience considered a plus for applicant(s). Budget validation vote will be held Applications are available at: September 15th from 12:45-7 337 North Street, Calais • 207-454-8619 at the fire station (Equal Opportunity Employer) 188 North St., Calais / 454-2551 PAGE 29 Princeton Employment Opportunities “Looking to be your own boss” Elizabeth Mitchell Immediate Openings for Rockweed Harvesters Last week the new Handi- • These positions are seasonal running from May until October cap Accessible entrance was • A general understanding operating outboard motor, skiff and is familiar started at the front entrance to with the tidal waters is considered an asset; however, on the job training the library. This will make a is available. Scheduling Coordinator • Equipment and housing available in the following areas much shorter walk for those 40-hr/wk position in busy dental office with focus on quality care using the ramp and eliminate • Cobscook the icicle, snow and ice build- and customer service. Experience in scheduling, customer service, or • Jonesport up which had been a problem sales & marketing required. Successful candidate will have personable Dennis Bryant – Jonesport Steve Marvin - Cobscook other winters on the side ce- phone presence, excellent listening/communication skills, ability to Acadian Seaplants Acadian Seaplants ment ramp. The groundwork make quick & accurate assessments, & enjoy creative problem solving. P.O. Box 92, Pembroke P.O. Box 92, Pembroke continues in preparation for the Must be a self-initiator possessing maturity, confidence, & computer Maine 04666 Maine 04666 new fire station on Mill Street. Attn: Dennis Bryant Attn: Steve Marvin Forms for footings were visible versatility. If you would like to join our team of caring professionals, Fax: (506) 755-2797 Fax: (506) 755-2797 when I passed by last week. We pick up an application at Machias Dental, 271 Main St, Machias, ME Cell: (207) 214-6522 Cell: (207) 461-5003 can hope for continued good 207-255-8601. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] weather through fall, so the building shell can be completed **Acadian Seaplants appreciates all resumes; however, only those selected before cold weather sets in. Municipal Reporter for an interview will be contacted. ** It seems the gardens just started producing and yet, so The Calais Advertiser is seeking someone to many have large spots which have been stripped bare and cover local government and school meetings rototilled/plowed for next year’s as assigned in the greater Calais/Baileyville growing season. As I traveled down-state on Saturday, I no- area. Must be dependable, have reliable General Contractor looking to hire ticed corn fields that must have transportation, and be willing to attend FORM CARPENTERS been for cattle feed. The stalks and leaves looked very different evening meetings. CARPENTERS from those which bear corn-on- LABORERS the-cob for us. Lack of water E-mail [email protected] has stunted many corn patches Jobs in Houlton, Presque Isle and Calais locally. My own small patch Applications are available at 12 Mechanic St., Houlton, ME will make it ever so easy for EEO the varmints to get at the stubby YANCY’S RESTAURANT ears. The ONE rabbit I’ve seen HELP WANTED PO Box 949 • 207-532-9020 • Fax 204-532-7560 here this spring and summer was by the deck eating some drops. I was blessed that the only PM Closer Cook Billing Supervisor $12/hour • 30 hours per week insects that bothered anything The Regional Medical Center at Lubec seeks a full time Re- vegetable was the potato bugs.... not a lot, but I hadn’t wanted to Full-Time PM Waitstaff imbursement Supervisor to provide ongoing supervision of find any! Supervisor the Billing Department. Responsible for all aspects of patient The nasty moth worms that billing and accounts receivable, as well as customer relations. attack at random have nested Minimum Wage plus tips. 35-40 hrs/week Maintains a current and accurate knowledge of reimbursement in the alders along the road, in regulations and strategies to maximize reimbursement from the apple trees, and the Rose of No phone calls please. Must apply in person. 332 North St., Calais Sharon bushes I’ve babied. I Please come to the back door between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Medicaid and Medicare. Knowledge of CPT coding and ICD9, got the loppers out and got rid or during slower business times throughout the day. third party reimbursement, cost reporting, and computerized of some nests, but can’t reach billing systems. Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management others. In other years when it EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY or Accounting preferred; Associate’s Degree with 2-3 years of hasn’t been so dry, I’ve tied equivalent experience accepted. rags with some lighter fluid on CITY OF CALAIS - ASSESSING ASSISTANT them onto long alder branches, lit them, and quickly burned the The City of Calais is seeking a motivated individual for the full-time position HealthWays/Regional Medical Center at Lubec nests with little to no damage of Assessing Assistant. This position is a challenging, highly detail-oriented Attention: Human Resources to the trees/bushes. This year it position involving customer service to citizens. Candidates should possess 43 South Lubec Road, Lubec, Maine 04652 was too dry to chance causing a a working knowledge of computers, good organizational and For more information call (207) 733-1090 runaway fire AND some of the [email protected] nests are really high up. One real communication skills, excellent customer service skills, and should be mess is in an ancient apple tree capable of multi-tasking with minimal supervision. Major duties include out front. It has grown really tall assisting the Assessor with real and personal property taxation and daily Equal Opportunity Employer and never had many blossoms/ interaction with taxpayers. Other duties include but are not limited to water/ apples on it. Though I couldn’t be at the sewer billing and collections, motor vehicle registrations, recreational vehi- Princeton Farmers’ Market at cle registrations and tax collection. Municipal experience preferred but not 3:30 last week, I did drive by required. The City offers an excellent benefit package and starting wage early. There were already at commensurate with experience. Please send a cover letter with resume least 5 vendors set up. The ad- to City Manager, POB 413, Calais, ME 04619 or manager@calaismaine. vertisement for the market listed just about any fresh vegetable a org no later than September 11, 2015. This position will remain open until person could want, a variety of a suitable candidate is found. The City of Calais is an E.O.E. PRESCHOOL TEACHERS fresh baked goodies, and many We are looking to expand our team of preschool crafted items. Plus, Mary Sos- song planned to play her fiddle teachers in the Calais area. there. The Market will be ongo- • Are you passionate about working with young children ing for a few more Thursdays. and helping them to learn about the world? It opens at 3:30. I’m sure a stop this week will be well worth • Do you want to focus your energy and creativity your while. on helping children to enter school ready to learn? There are two programs, of- • Do you have a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood fered FREE, through the Wash- Dental Assistant Education, an Associate’s Degree, a CDA? ington County Community Career-oriented individual sought for full-time assisting position College for Senior citizens. Both with Machias Dental. Dental experience preferred, but will train We would like to talk with you about the opportunities start during the week after La- available at Child and Family Opportunities. bor Day. One is The History of right individual. Med tech experience desirable. Applicant must Downeast Maine. The other is have exceptional communication skills and good hand dexterity. To apply, send resume and letter of interest to a beginner’s art class in draw- Human Resource Manager, Child and Family Opportunities, ing. Call 454-1000, go online, Employment application required and may be picked up at Machias or drop into the college for Inc., P.O. Box 648, Ellsworth, ME 04605 more information and an ap- Dental, 271 Main St., Machias, ME 04654. E-mail resume to info@ or you may e-mail [email protected] plication. machiasdental.com Visit our web-site at www.childandfamilyopp.org PAGE 30 CLASSIFIED ADS YARD SALE YARD SALE - 269 Smith Calais shopping including Ridge Road, Charlotte. Friday FOR RENT Johnson’s and the IGA. No and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 smoking. No pets. First p.m. Rain or Shine. 36-1-C CLEAN AND QUIET month plus deposit required. ROOMS. Smoking and non- $475 monthly includes water/ YARD SALE, Saturday, Sept. smoking available. Reason- sewer. 454-8822. 34-TFN-C 5th (rain date Sunday, Sept. able rents. Call 454-3630 6th). 252 Ox Cove Road, 24-TFN-C CALAIS 3 BEDROOM/1 Pembroke. 7:00 am to 2:00

bath, appliances, w/d, full pm. 36-1-PD Ready for adoption at PAWS Brave Hearts! FURNISHED AND UNFUR- basement, $600/mo 207-214- NISHED 1 AND 2 BDRM 1966. 36-1-CC APTS in Calais and Bai- Real Estate leyville. Contact 214-0033 Foreclosure Auction 15-252 after 7 pm. 25-TFN-C FOR SALE 1 or 2 BDRM APTS available PERRY-PRICED TO SELL! Ranch Style Home in Calais and Princeton. Home w/2-story garage on 90 Downes St. 4 acres. 3B/2ba, $79,500. STORE FRONT for rent in Owner financing available. Calais, Maine Calais on North Street. 949- Call owner @ 853-0117. Full HUGE YARD SALE Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at 11AM 1321. 15-TFN-C ad listing @ maine.craigslist. Sat., Sept. 5 org/reo/5124805917.html. 31- Rain or Shine TFN-C MODERN OFFICE SPAC- 8:00 am to 3:00 pm ES for rent in Calais. Includes heat, A/C, electric and parking ALEXANDER- Waterfront Tons of stuff! lot. 454-7712 or 214-9136. home on Pleasant Lake. 3 bed- All types of household, 19-TFN-C rooms, 2 bath, 2 bay garage. yard, farm, & collectibles $169,000. Call owner 853- 284 US Hwy #1 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- 7036 or 214-4388. 36-2-C LY 2 BEDROOM APART- 1/2 mile North of MENT. Situated Broadway, Robbinston Post Office Baileyville. w/d hookup, pri- AUCTION vate driveway and entrance. On-Site Calais Includes fridge & stove. Very *Estate Auction* GARAGE SALE Clean. Absolutely no PETS. 11 A.M. Saturday, Sept. 12, Real Estate: Consists of a .46± acre parcel improved with $700/mo includes heat, water, Featuring 400 Lots “Market Rain or Shine a 1,056 +/-SF ranch style home (circa 2000). The home is sewer, garbage pickup. First, Fresh Finds” From The “Fox improved with 5 rooms including 3-bedrooms, 2-baths, last & security required. Call Point At Red Beach” Estate Of Sat., Sept. 5th & kitchen and a living room. Reference Calais Tax Map 9, Linda Bohanon 454-2556 or The Late Jeffrey Wright; Sale’s BLK 1, Lot 10. 427-3827. 21-TFN-C Rain Or Shine, Under Sun., Sept. 6th Preview: Tuesday, September 8, 2015 from 11AM-12PM The Tents, Including: Early TWO BEDROOM APT. Country, Antique Victorian & 6:00 am to 2:00 pm Terms: A $5,000 deposit (nonrefundable as to the highest centrally located Calais. Heat, Quality Custom Accents & 68 Spring St., Calais bidder) in CASH or CERTIFIED U.S. FUNDS, made Electric, Water, Sewer, Trash Furniture; Fishing Camp Dé- payable to the Keenan Auction Company (deposited with the Removal, Lawn Care, Snow cor; Bear Traps, Trophy Racks, Household Items $XFWLRQHHUDVDTXDOL¿FDWLRQWRELG ZLWKEDODQFHGXHDQG Plowing. First, last, and secu- Moose Drops, Polar Bear & rity. $775/month References. Men’s Clothing - Items for payable within 30 days from date of auction. The property Coyote Rugs; Gold Coins; will be sold by public auction subject to all outstanding No Pets. 207-214-5393. Leave Sterling Silver Items; Kitchen, Bed, and Bath Message. 29-TFN-C Light Fixtures - Fabric municipal assessments. Conveyance of the property will be by 24’ Fully-Rigged SUN- release deed. For a Property Information Package containing COAST “Sport Fisherman” Woodworking Tools MODERN TOWNHOUSE Boat W. 225-hp Evinrude legal and bidding documents, visit KeenanAuction.com or APARTMENT with garage, OB & H/D Trailer; Asst. Ma- call (207) 885-5100 and request Auction #15-252. Richard 2br w/ 10’ on the water, heat rine Items; 2004 Mod. 121 1 Runway Rd. J. Keenan #236. Our Keenan So. Portland, ME 04106 incl. $900/mo. 214-9136 or KUBOTA Excavator W/ 500 Auction 43rd Year and 7,084th 454-7712. 34-TFN-C For Rent in Calais 207-885-5100 Hours Use; Other Tools, Farm- Company® [email protected] Auction. ing Equipment & Guy Stuff; Renovated 1 bedroom MODERN 2BR APART- For 250+ Color Photos, Sale apartment on Main Street in MENT on the water, heat in- Details & A Map, Visit Auc- Calais center. Maybe it’s time for cluded, $700/mo. 214-9136 tioneer I.D. # 31906 @ Auc- Great views. a new roof. or 454-7712. 34-TFN-C tionzip.com! $475 plus utilities. Preview: 4-6 PM Sept. 11 & ONE BEDROOM. Quiet, 9-11 Prior To This Auction. Large renovated 4 bedroom energy efficient, very clean, Jeffrey Roberts, Auctioneer, house on North street. large, sunny upstairs apart- Me. License 1576. 852- All appliances. ment. Walking distance of 7412 Large yard $600 plus utilities Rubber / Metal / Asphalt Roofs Renovated 1 bedroom ~YEAR ROUND INSTALLATION~ Responsible apartment in quiet building, TREE REMOVAL separate entrance. BUILDING & REPAIR • SIDING & PAINTING reliable $475 per month. JACKING & LEVELING • TREE & BRUSH REMOVAL animal lover Owner provides trash DECKS • DOORS • WINDOWS collection, water/sewer. BLOWN-IN INSULATION STUMP needed to Tenant pays electric & heating. dog sit in my home MASONRY: REPAIR & REBUILD GRINDING First, last, security. STONE FOUNDATIONS • CHIMNEYS & LINERS in Robbinston a few References required. weekends. No large pets. Please call 214 7310 or Call Handyman / Roofing 726-4748 FMI call 454-1219 text 540-588-6803. 214-6422 FOR SALE FOR RENT: 7,000 FT. OF Apartments for APARTMENT Alexander - year round Efficiency Cabin WAREHOUSE home on Pleasant Lake. Riverside Cabins, 96 River Rd. SPACE rent in Calais FOR RENT 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, $450/mo, 1st & security 14 Lowell Street No pets AVAILABLE! Office Space open concept, full 1 Room Efficiency RENT ALL OR PARTIAL. for lease 1 bedroom basement, 191 frontage. Loading dock and overhead Apartment in Calais $450-$750 Trash removal Well, septic, move-in doors and office. $300/mo, 1st & security Inclusive. included. ready. No pets Call 454-7712, For more information $159,000. 454-8795 214-8700 214-9136 or 214-7497 Call 214-6002 call David 214-6373 PAGE 31

Five more kittens became available for adoption. If you are not quite ready to adopt, Skipper, Gilligan, Maryanne and Ginger (shown left) are some of the many who will be Accounting & Administrative Assistant ready for their forever homes in the near future. FMI about Temporary Full Time Position adoption or how you can help, Temporary position beginning immediately extending up to Medical Assistant call 207-4547662 or visit Per Diem Position Thursday, Friday or Saturday 10 weeks. Must have a solid knowledge of basic accounting from 1-4pm. and accounts payable. Required to be proficient in Excel, Eastport Health Care has an immediate opening for a Word, and Outlook. Skilled in mathematics, communication, per diem Certified Medical Assistant. Clinical experience MERCHANDISER: and time management. Excellent grammar, spelling, and electronic medical record experience preferred. Foster Grant seeks a organizational skills, and attention to detail. Job duties will include cross coverage for part-time Please submit cover letter and resume to: Front Desk Reception and Laboratory. merchandiser to Camela Deschene, C.F.O. Please submit cover letter and resume to: service stores in 30 Boynton Street Calais & Eastport, ME. Brenda Voisine, R.N. Eastport, ME 04631 30 Boynton Street Please apply at [email protected] Eastport, ME 04631 www.fgxi.appone.com Eastport Health Care is an equal opportunity employer & provider [email protected]

Eastport Health Care is an equal opportunity employer & provider Indian Township Tribal Government has an opening for a YOUNG CHILD WELLNESS EXPERT.

General Description: The Young Child Wellness Expert is the expert leading the development and imple- mentation of the Passamaquoddy LAUNCH program. S/He has expertise in child development, behavioral health, family dynamics and understands public health principles and practices. S/he provides leadership for Project LAUNCH implementation in the Passamaquoddy community. CRMS Clinical Director: Full time. Supervises, plans and directs the daily operation of all Calais Position in the Tribal Organization: The Child Wellness Expert is a permanent, full-time position within the Regional Medical Services practices. Responsible for the administration and Passamaquoddy Health Center. The position is 40 hours per week. Salary is negotiable. coordination of all clinical practice activities, including oversight of medi- cal assistants, support staff and nursing staff, compliance, privacy, security, Duties: safety, infection control and administration. Solid communication and com- 1. Organize and coordinate the Young Child Wellness Council. puter skills necessary. Licensed RN with leadership experience required 2. Work with child serving agencies to revise policies and practices to reflect program goals. and management experience in a medical office setting preferred. 3. Participate in the development of program evaluation. Respiratory Therapist (RRT): 4. Participate in team meetings. Full time. Must be licensed in the State of Maine. 5. Maintain records in accordance with agency and licensure regulations. 6. Participate in administrative and clinical supervision. Occupational Therapist: 7. Maintain an adequate active caseload of clients. Full time. Must be licensed in the State of Maine 8. Maintain a good working relationship with other agencies. Physical Therapist: 9. Serve as a good role model for the community. Full time. Must be licensed in the State of Maine 10. Must conduct themselves in an appropriate professional manner at all times. 11. Other duties as assigned. Certified Nursing Assistant: Full time, Inpatient Care Unit, 7 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Minimum Qualifications: 1. Master Degree in Social Work or related field 2. Licensed as an LCPC or LCSW in the State of Maine Registered Nurses: 3. Experience working with a team 4. Excellent interpersonal communication skills Full time, Surgery, Monday to Friday, share after hours and weekend on call. Scrub nurse experience preferred. 5. Successfully pass a criminal background check. 6. Training & experience in substance abuse treatment preferred Part time, Medical/Surgical, 1 day and 1 night shift Deadline for acceptance of applications: Tuesday, September 9, 2015 Full time, OBS, 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. 1 of 2 RN’s on unit Applications are available on the website at Passamaquoddy Tribe @ Full time, OBS 7 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. 1 of 2 RN’s on unit. Indian Township: http://www.passamaquoddy.com and the Indian Township Part time, OBS 1 day and 1 night shift. 1 of 2 RN’s on unit. Tribal Government Personnel Office • 207-796-2301 Ext: 6104 Full time, ED 7 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Full time, Home Health, shares on-call schedule CARE COORDINATOR OPENING Apply online at www.calaishospital.com or email [email protected] to request an application, 207-454-9228 to request by mail. Washington County Equal Opportunity Employer

We are looking for people who have a passion to work with older adults and those with disabilities. If you have strong computer skills, are able to work independently, and have a desire to assist consumers in receiving appropriate, HELP WANTED effective and efficient services, this is the right job for you. EIM (a division of SeniorsPlus) is Maine’s leader in Care Coordination serving consumers throughout the State and assisting individuals in successfully staying at home. We HARDWICKES COUNTRY STORE have full time opportunities within a team environment to work in an office setting or remotely from your home office. 40 Main Street, Ste. 1, Calais, ME As an EIM Care Coordinator, primarily through telephonic care coordination, you will assist consumers participating in Long Term Services and Supports to achieve maximum independence and positively impact and improve their well PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATE being and health care outcomes through a collaborative process of assessment, planning, implementing, monitoring and coordinating with other health care professionals. Some travel and home visits are required. POSITION AVAILABLE! Minimum Qualifications: The qualified candidate must have a Bachelors degree in Health or Social Services Apply in person to Hardwickes field and must have a minimum of 1 year community service experience. Preference is given to licensed or eligible to obtain license in social service (LSW, LSX, or LMSW) or health professional field (RN, LPN, OT, or PT). Working knowledge of Long Term Care system, MaineCare, Medicare and Home Care Options required. ~Now Hiring~ Strong computer skills are essential. Journeyman Electricians & Helpers Interested individuals should submit a letter of interest including salary requirement, Full Time, Monday to Friday. Occasional weekends. and resume to [email protected], or: Must be a licensed electrician in the state of Maine. Human Resources, SeniorsPlus 8 Falcon Road, Lewiston, ME 04240 Salary based on experience . Contact: Riverside Electric Inc. • 207-454-7815 2013 and 2014 Best Places to Work in Maine 334 North Street, Calais, ME 04619 Seniors Plus/EIM is an Equal Opportunity Employer [email protected] 10th Eastport ANNUALPirate Festival September 11, 12 & 13, 2015 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 2015 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2015 cont. 7:15PM - 7:45PM Human Marvel Nick Penney on Amphitheater Stage / Sword INVASION OF LUBEC Swallowing & other Amazing Feats 8AM - till Depart Invasion Prep - Pirate Grog, Bloodies, Mimosas, Coffee & Donuts at 8PM ICE AGE - Continental Drift : MOVIE at Eastport Art Center FREE Chowder House 8:30PM - Close D. J. Enile8 (Tanika Niles) with Pirate Beer Specials - The Happy Crab 9AM - Depart Eastport Pirate Invasion of Lubec - By Water, Land & Air to Downtown Lubec 9PM - Close “Kid At Play” - Adult Pirate Dance Party Landmark 1887 Grill & Ale House SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2015 cont. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2015 9AM - 11AM Lady H and Lady Patricia invasion of Lubec trip. Tickets $20.00 call 12:30PM - 1PM “Meet The Captain” (Blackbeard) Show interactive with audiences by PIRATE ON PIRATE INVASION OF EASTPORT DAY 853-2500 9PM - Close DJ Dirigo playing 80’s & 90’s Party Music - 50/50 Drawing at midnight - Mountain Rogue - Bank Square Stage 6AM - 11AM Pirate “Steak & Eggs” Breakfast w/Mimosa Drink Special - Waco Rose Garden Pub & Gallery 12:30PM Muster for Pirate Parade ALL WELCOME TO JOIN US ! (Judging 9AM - Depart Fundy Breeze Boat Charters Lubec Invasion Trip 853-4660 Dining Room or Deck 9PM - 1 AM PIRATE BALL w/DJ High Tech Entertainment (from Bangor) Crown King 12:30-12:45PM) - High St. between schools. (Floats and parade 9AM - 11AM Eastport Pirates Invade Downtown Lubec - Join in the fun participants approach via Clark St. & cemetery) 6AM till? The Hung-over Pirates Morning Rescue - Refresh your innards and & Queen Pirate. Dress $5.00 others $10 SPONSOR: Allens Coffee Brandy restock your galley - Moose Island Bakery 9AM - 5PM Lubec Pirate Day - Full day of Pirate Fun Activities & Games for all Ages at the Chowder House 1PM Pirate Parade Open to Pirates of all Ages (Everyone Welcome!!)Parade Tug-a-war, Costume Contest, Kids Carnival, Food & Art vendors Route: High St. down Washington over Water St end @ Library. Parade 9:30AM Pirate Puppet Show by Pirates of the Dark Rose at Pirate Encampment 9PM - 10PM Human Marvel Nick Penney demonstrations of his Amazing Feats - to include Cutlass Demonstrations & Small Arms Fire 10AM - 11AM Kids Pirate Cruise w/Pirates-Call 853-2500 for Tickets $15.00 (1hr.) - 10AM - 2PM Victorious Pirate Invaders Return- Waco Diner Brunch/Lunch/Drink Chowder House 2PM - 3PM Children Games with prizes. Waterfront Walk @ Mermaid Statue Eastport Windjammers Specials - Free Boat Tie at dock 9PM - Close Pitch Black Ribbons Live - Localz 2PM Pirate Whale Watch on the Lady Patricia Resv/Tikts: 853-2500 - 10AM - 11AM Kids Meet: Rockin’ Ron - “The Friendly Pirate” Performing Live on Bank Eastport Windjammers Square Stage 9:30PM Pirate Fight - Cutlass Fighting, Sword Demo & Small Arms Fire - 2PM - 4PM Buccaneer Boot Camp - Learn how to Defend Eastport from Invasion 10AM - 2PM Pirate Petting ZOO on Library Lawn with Mini-Horses, Goats, Exotic ALL PIRATE FESTIVAL WEEKEND Chowder House – Walkway at Waco Pier Ages 6-12 (Talk Like a Pirate - Sword Lessons - Birds, Pigs, + More Pirate Encampment on Water Street - Stop by anytime & Interact with Take the Pirate Oath & More) 10AM - 2PM Brown Family Farm Pony Rides - FREE Children of all ages enjoy the Pirates of the Dark Rose SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2015 2:15PM Haus of Paradigm: The Shanghai Dance Theater - Unique belly dancing Shetland Pony rides - Post Office Parking Lot Eastport Pirate Festival Tent - Purchase your 10 Doubloon 2015 Collector - Near Bank Square Stage 10:00AM Pirate PET Pageant - ALL PETS WELCOME! Prizes - Sutherland Coin, Information Booth Water St. - Bank Sq., Pick-up Schedule, 6AM - 11AM Pirate “Steak & Eggs” Breakfast w/Mimosa Drink Special - Waco 2:30PM Cannon Fire at Amphitheater by Pirates of the Dark Rose Amphitheater. Beads, Festival Newspaper & Make your Donation$ Dining Room or Deck 3PM - 4PM Pirate Bed Race w/CASH Prizes Preregister 853-0727 Downtown Bank CALL To Join the Eastport Invasion by Lubec Boats call 853-2500 Eastport Sq. to Amphitheater. CASH Prizes Awarded on Stage following event Windjammers Thieves Market (Look for Special Bargains at “Pirate Friendly” 6AM till? The Hung-over Pirates Morning Rescue - Refresh your innards and restock your galley - Moose Island Bakery 4PM - 6PM Children Games with prizes. Waterfront Walk @ Mermaid Statue 11AM - 3PM Dark Rose Pirate Shows & Displays - Stop by and say Hello! Pirate Businesses) Encampment 4PM - 8PM The One Man Band - Maine Humorist/Singer Lee Southard (prime Food & Entertainment Vendors Downtown in Fisherman Statue Parking 7AM - 10AM Fire Department Benefit Breakfast at Fire Station benefit Eastport FIREWORKS viewing) - Waco Dining Room or Deck 11AM Human Marvel Nick Penney Finale Show before heading to Ripley’s Volunteer Fire Dept. “Believe it or Not” on Bank Square Stage Lot 4:30PM Cannon Fire at Amphitheater by Pirates of the Dark Rose 11AM - 1PM Children Games with prizes - Waterfront Walk @ Mermaid Statue Artisan’s Craft Market - at Police Station Parking Lot 7:30AM - 9AM 2nd Saturday Breakfast at Christ Church on Key St. 4:30PM - 6:30PM Roman Counterpart & Laurie Jones Company Live on Bank Square Stage 11AM Muster of the Hellion Brigade - Pirate Encampment Shead Soccer Team Fundraiser for New Goals - Cannon Ball Roll - Look 8AM - 10 AM Kids Pirate Character Breakfast COST = $5 at Landmark 1887 Grill & 10th EastportAle House - Parents bring your Camera’s. 5PM - 6PM Kids Meet: Rockin’ Ron - “The Friendly Pirate” Performing Live on 11AM Preparation to defend Eastport - Waco & Fish Piers on Waterfront for flyers for more info PIRATES of the DARK ROSE Bloodthirsty Tavern – Interacting with all Amphitheater Stage Walkway Pirate Specials at Quoddy Bay Lobster PLUS 10% off to all dressed as Rockin’ Ron - “The Friendly Pirate” Performing for all 6PM - 7PM Dark Rose - 10th Anniversary Special at Pirate Encampment w/Cannon 11AM Prepare Arms for Defending Eastport - cannons, Water Balloons, etc. Waco & Fish Piers on Waterfront Walkway ANNUALWenches & Pirates Human Marvel - Nick Penney - See his Magic, Plate Spinning, Toroflux Fire Sweeties Downeast - Pirate Gummies, Licorice, Salt Water Taffy & 6PM - 8PM All You Can Eat BBQ Chicken Dinner - Seaview Campground 11AM All Boats Muster for the Invasion of Eastport by Lubec Pirates on the and more Water FOR INFO: 853-4773 - Downtown Waterfront Pirate Festival 6PM - Close Buccaneer Taco Mexican Fiesta - Great Mexican Food all night - Rose PAGE 32 Chocolate + Pirate Laser Pops & More 8AM register 9th Annual Suddy 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Fun Run Garden Pub & Gallery 11AM Fundy Breeze Charter Trip - Be part of the Invasion of Eastport! - The Commons: 15% off fish and mermaid items - King Neptune photo ops for Kids - Starts 9AM @ Suddy Ballfield 853-4660 7PM - 8 PM Human Marvel Nick Penney LIVE on Amphitheater Stage with Sword all weekend 8:30AM Underwater Pirate Treasure Hunt on “Mary H. Diebold” with prizes - Swallowing, Human Blockhead, Magic & More 11AM - 1PM Print a keepsake “Kidnapped” letterpress poster at StudioWorks, 48 Water St, with Josef Beery, artist-in-residence WatchSeptember for our Buskers playing all weekend long on Water 11, Street 12 &Downeast 13, Diving - call2015 217-9069 7PM - 8 PM Underachievers Live on Bank Square Stage 11AM - 3PM Pirate Lunch & Cocktail/Bloody Mary Specials (Watch Waterfront 7PM - 8:30 PM Whirlpool, Sunset & Fireworks Cruise on the Lady Patricia - Eastport 10AM - 4PM Heather Perry:SATURDAY, Sentiment & Splendor.” Sculpture exhibition SEPTEMBER at Tides 9AM - 11 AM Children Games12, with prizes.2015 Waterfront Walkcont. @ Mermaid Statue SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2015activities from Deck) - Waco Dining Room or Deck Windjammers SATURDAYInstitute SEPTEMBER & Museum of Art 5, 2015 FRIDAY,10AM - 11AM KidsSEPTEMBER Pirate Boat Ride w/Pirates-Call 11, 853-2500 2015 for cont. NOON - 2PM Consignment Antique & Collectible Auction - benefit Border Historical 12:30PM - 1PM “Meet The Captain” (Blackbeard) Show interactive with audiences by 7:15PM-7:45PM FANTASTIC FIRE Event Presentation by Ravenbane’s Firecraft - Head of 10AM - 5PM Rayes Mustard Mill - Liquid Gold Pirate Mustard Sampling 7:15PM - 7:45PM Human Marvel Nick Penney on Amphitheater Stage / Sword PIRATE ON PIRATE INVASION OF EASTPORTSociety (corner Key DAY & Water St) - (preview @ 11AM) INVASION10th OF LUBEC Mountain Rogue - Bank Square StageTickets $15.00 (1hr.) - Eastport Windjammers Fish Pier/Fisherman Statue EastportSwallowing & other Amazing Feats NOON Lubec Pirate Invasion & the Pirates defense of Eastport - Waco Pier / 8AM - till Depart Invasion Prep - Pirate Grog, Bloodies, Mimosas, Coffee & Donuts at 10AM - 12PM National Guard Bounce Obstacle Course & 7:30PM Captain Morgans Firework Fundy Breeze Boat Charter Trip 8PM ICE AGE - Continental Drift : MOVIE at Eastport Art Center FREE 6AM - 11AM Pirate “Steak & Eggs” Breakfast w/Mimosa Drink FishSpecial Pier Area -with Waco Defensive cannon Fire from Waco Pier Chowder House12:30PM Muster for Pirate Parade ALL WELCOMEGive-a-ways -TO Library JOIN Lawn US ! (Judging 853-4660 Fundy Breeze FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2015 8:30PM - Close D. J. Enile8 (Tanika Niles) with Pirate Beer Specials - The Happy Crab Dining Room or Deck Noon - 3PM The One Man Band - Maine Humorist/Singer Lee Southard (Crate Race 9AM - Depart Eastport Pirate Invasion of Lubec - By Water,12:30-12:45PM) Land & Air to Downtown - High St. between schools. (Floats and parade 8PM Cannon Fire to begin Fireworks display 10AM - 2PM Best Dressed Business/Window/Employee Awards with CASH Prizes 10AM - 4PM Pirate Petting ZOO on Library Lawn with Mini-Horses, Viewing) - Waco Dining Room or Deck Lubec 9PM - Close “Kid At Play” - Adult Pirate Dance Party Landmark 1887 Grill & Ale 6AM8PM till? FIREWORKSThe at the FishHung-over Pier by Central PiratesMaine Pyrotechnics Morning Rescue - Refresh your innards and ANNUALALL “Pirate Friendly” BUSINESSES. 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