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HOLIDAY CASH CALENDAR Julie Porter-Chase photo $3000 Payout! $10 TO ENTER RAFFLE RUNS DEC 1-31 ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE SVFCU HHelpelp WWantedanted ENDING HUNGER IN MAINE CAMPAIGN 3LWWV¿HOG1HZSRUW PPageage 1313 ZZZVYIFXPHFRP The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage November 13 - 19, 2015 Page 1 What’s next after sheriff’s offi ce referendum defeat? by Mike Lange In addition, voters in many of might be the best choice if the fi re the voters, I think it will pass.” the building as being ‘high-end’ DOVER-FOXCROFT – By a the smaller communities like marshal condemns the building As police chief, Pickel said that rather than a basic structure,” relatively close margin, Pisca- Beaver Cove, Bowerbank, Med- due to code violations, and the there was no question that a re- Trask said. “Plus, there were very taquis County voters rejected ford and Parkman also voted county has to act quickly,” Lizotte placement offi ce is needed. “I’m few people at the public hearings a measure last week for a new against it. wrote surprised they’ve stuck it out and the voter turnout was very sheriff’s offi ce to replace a centu- Still, the need for the new facil- 2. Establish a building capital there for this long,” he said. low.” ry-old building that’s considered ity is still apparent, said interim reserve account and put money Greenville Town Manager John Trask said that some people cramped and unsafe. County Manager Tom Lizotte. away in the annual county bud- Simko said he was surprised questioned why the new offi ce The ballot question would have “On the positive side, 48 percent get over a period of time and build to see the referendum defeated needed an exercise room “when authorized a $610,000 general of the voters approved it,” Lizotte the new offi ce without going into overall “but not surprised that we have the YMCA right in town” obligation bond to construct a said. “Keep in mind that a certain debt. But Lizotte cautioned that most voters turned it down in and a wash bay “when there’s a 3,000 square foot, single-story percentage of the population will this would raise the county bud- Greenville. The voters here knew new car wash under construction structure on a county-owned lot. not vote for bonds of any type. I get every year, and force the sher- next to nothing about it. We re- right down the street.” But despite unanimous support also think the further away from iff’s department to stay in their ally needed to have an informa- But Sheriff John Goggin said from the county commissioners Dover-Foxcroft you are, the less current headquarters for fi ve or tional meeting in Greenville.” that the new building “was not with no noticeable public opposi- chance you’ll have seen the cur- six more years. The closest public hearing pri- going to have an exercise room – tion, the measure was defeated rent building and are aware of its 3. Negotiate with a private or to the referendum was held in not as long as I’m sheriff.” Goggin 1,429 - 1,323. problems.” company to build a new sheriff’s Monson and Simko said it con- said that plans called for a locker Dover-Foxcroft voters easily Lizotte, in a memo to the county offi ce on the same lot and sign a fl icted with a workshop meeting room with showers for the staff, approved the question, 358-261, commissioners, suggested some long-term lease with an option of the Greenville Board of Select- not a fi tness center. “I think some and it also passed in Guilford and alternatives which will more to buy. “This avoids having the men. guys wanted some weights in the Sangerville. than likely be discussed at their county incur long-term debt or “Most taxpayers in Greenville room, but that was not part of the However, Brownville voters re- November 17 meeting. seek voter approval for bonding,” grasp that we pay either the larg- plan,” he said. jected the question by a vote of These include: Lizotte said. est or second-largest share of the Goggin agreed with Trask 118-75 and Greenville residents 1. Reduce the size of the build- 4. Renovate the existing build- county budget, so there would be that low voter turnout and Pis- turned it down, 227-135. In Milo, ing and the cost, and try the coun- ing for continued use. But Lizotte a natural resistance to growth in cataquis County voters’ reputa- it lost by two votes, 148-146. ty referendum vote again. “This added, “I don’t know of anyone expenses for the county,” Simko tion for frugality were a factor who favors this. It would be ex- said. “But I think a well-attended in the loss. “I think some of some pensive and you end up with a informational meeting explaining towns like Greenville may have 130-year-old building that is still the needs of the oldest portion of been concerned about the effect too small to meet the sheriff’s of- the Piscataquis County govern- on their property taxes,” he said. fi ce needs.” ment complex would have made a “Others may have thought that Damien Pickel, the town man- signifi cant difference in how the if we’ve been using the building ager and police chief of Milo, vote went here in Greenville.” this long, there’s no reason why said that he feels the price tag Fred Trask, chairman of the we can’t stay in it a few years lon- was too high. “Wearing my town county commissioners, said that ger. Sometimes funding for law Thank you for your vote of confidence. manager’s hat, I think the sher- many factors could have caused enforcement falls at the bottom of iff’s department asked for a little the demise of the referendum. the totem pole.” Stay informed, attend meetings. too much,” he said. “If they bring “People in this county are pretty Marcia Delaware back a slimmed-down version to frugal, and I think they perceived ,W¶V7LPHWRJHW\RXU+HDULQJ7HVWHGDW Dexter Town Council 'RYHU$XGLRORJ\¶V1RYHPEHU(YHQW
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ABBOT’S OLDEST RESIDENT – The Abbot Board of Selectmen presented Joseph Litchauer with the Boston Post Cane on November 5, honoring him as the town’s oldest resident. Litchauer, a World War II veteran, will turn 92 on December 12. Pictured, from left, are John Liberia, Litchauer, Basil Patterson and Mickey Knowles. (Eastern Gazette photo – Mike Lange)
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See S Dealer D l for f complete l details. d il The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage November 13 - 19, 2015 Page 5 Parkman Grange Katahdin Valley Health Center announces SAD 4 Welcomes Our New Providers 2015 Santa Project PARKMAN – Members of Parkman Grange have formally an- nounced the formation of the School Administrative District 4 Santa Project 2015. “We know there are families in our area that are going to need a Erica McDougal, LCSW Mark Thurlow, LMSW-CC little help from Santa this year,” said Susan Manchester, Master of KVHC Millinocket + Brownville KVHC Patten and Millinocket the Grange. “We’ve actually been working for several months now on KVHC welcomes Erica as the newest member of our Mark was born in Lincoln and raised in East Winn where he a program that will help Santa provide for our kids.” behavioral health team. Erica was born and raised in Northern now owns a home with his wife and son. He received his The Grange began making inquiries and efforts in August after Maine, and completed her Bachelors and Masters in Social education at the University of Maine, Orono where he learning that the local Penquis Offi ce would no longer be coordinat- Work from the University of Maine Orono. Erica has a long attained his BA in Psychology as well as a Masters in ing the former Piscataquis Santa Program. Several Grange members history of providing quality mental health services to patients Educational Counseling and Social Work. Mark has gained made a trip to Windsor to pick up their share of donations from the of all ages and a particular passion for providing access to experience by working with various Behavioral Health mental health services in rural areas. Erica has worked for the organizations throughout Maine. He has served as the United Bikers of Maine Toy Run back in September. past 5 years at MAS Homecare of Maine. During her time at Guidance Counselor for MSAD 48 and MSAD 30. He has Manchester is confi dent they’ll be able to meet the needs of the MAS her role evolved into that as the Clinical Director of proudly served as a member of the Armed Forces for over 23 communities within SAD 4: Abbot, Cambridge, Guilford, Parkman, Mental and Behavioral Health Services. years, currently serving in the Army as Unit Commander of Sangerville and Wellington. “We decided to base our program on Erica brings a history of thinking “outside of the box” to the 1-391st Detachment in Bangor, Maine. the school district because other organizations are organizing their problem solve barriers to needed treatment for our community Mark is excited to be able to continue to serve the local programs using similar criteria. But that doesn’t mean we will only members. She is looking forward to the opportunity to communities he has grown up in; being born and raised here consider school-aged children. We hope to include children from new- continue her passion of providing quality care to the members in Maine, Mark has tremendous knowledge and insight to the of our communities, and shares KVHC’s vision of providing culture and obstacles faced in rural communities. He is borns through high school seniors.” quality, affordable care. committed to providing affordable, high quality care to those The focus of the program is on providing warm clothing, but Grang- in need. ers hope to include at least one toy or item of particular interest to the For more information or to reserve your appointment now, call KVHC today! child. “This will really be a community effort,” Manchester said. “The Abner Wade Lodge of Masons (in Sangerville) is also participating and will be providing turkeys and all the fi xings for a holiday meal. 1-866-366-5842 Many other community organizations are supporting the program, but that certainly doesn’t mean we will refuse any offers of help.” Families seeking assistance may pick up applications from the lo- cal schools or town offi ces. Manchester noted that the deadline for returning applications is Wednesday, November 25. “Santa will need some time to get everything together,” she noted. The Grange plans to distribute gifts on December 20. Those interested in helping Santa may write checks payable to Parkman Grange, noting “Santa Project” on the memo line and mail- Rt. 7 Dexter 924-5000 Open 8 AM - 7 PM, Fridays 8 AM - 8 PM ing to P.O. Box 114, Guilford, ME 04443. AND WE’RE THANKFUL FOR YOU TOO! For more information about donating or applying, call Sue Man- SOUTHERN Boneless Beef Loin See Us for All Your Thanksgiving Needs! chester 277-3942. 2 Lbs for NY Sirloin T US #1 urkeys, Special Beef $ Roasts & Pork Roasts Sweet 1 Steak Try Our Crown Roasts of Pork or our Potatoes Famous Sea $ Lb. soned Rib Roasts... The Dover-Foxcroft 4.98 CALL AHEAD & PHIL WILL HAVE YOUR Boneless Beef Loin ORDER READY WHEN YOU WANT IT. Kiwanis Christmas Project NY Sirloin FRESH CRISP Spoon Roast Whole Boneless applications are now available Pork 1 Lb.. Bag LARGE BUNCH Loins DOVER-FOXCROFT - The fi rst snowfl akes of the year haven’t $4.68 Lb. 10-12 LB. CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA $ Lb. 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“...now is the time to make “Our Post” yours.” FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 To the Editor: CONTRA DANCE - Garland Grange. 7 PM. $7/singles, $12/families. Georgia I write this as we approach Veterans Day and I wonder what is the future Prickitt 277-3961. of Veterans Service Organizations, (VSO’s).VSO’s, whether it be the American GAME NIGHT - Garland Rec Dept. 6:30 - 8 PM. All ages. Bring board/card game. Legion, AMVETS, DAV, VFW, VVA or a host of others are having a more and No electronics please! more diffi cult time to recruit younger members. Specifi cally in this letter I want to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars, (VFW) and our little post, Post 4298 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Shirley B. Carter located in Dexter, serving the greater Dexter, Dover-Foxcroft HUNTER’S BREAKFAST - One at old Charleston Elementary School and area. As a life member of the VFW, I had my membership transferred from my another at old Parkman Elementary School. All you can eat breakfast buffet. $7/ old post to Post 4298 when I was preparing to retire from the service and knew adults, $5/age 3 - 10, free/under 3. I wanted to reengage the VFW as I entered a new phase in life. I emailed the HUNTER’S SUPPER - Parkman Grange. 4:30 - 6:30 PM. By donation to MSAD Quartermaster, provided him a copy of my DD214 and I was in, its pretty much 4 Santa Project. 277-3942. that easy. To my surprise when I attended my fi rst meeting there were only fi ve, MILO BAKED BEAN SUPPER - Milo American Legion. 4:30 - 6:30 PM. Home (5) men there, (fi ve is the minimum needed for a quorum). In the months since I delivery 615-7560, 943-6850. Takeout available. transferred in, several meeting needed to be canceled as there were not enough CRIBBAGE - Kiwanis Headquarters in Milo Business park. 1 PM. $10/entrance. members present. BAKED BEAN SUPPER - Corinth United Methodist. 4:30 - 6:30 PM. $7/adults, As a 27 year military member, one might think I might be one of the “old $6/seniors, $3/under 12. guys’ or at least in the middle of the age group. Sadly one would be mistaken at 47 I am by far, 20 years or more, the youngest in this small group of men. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 I am a Desert Storm vet and the only one, my other comrades are from wars 1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Buds. 10 AM worship. ranging from Vietnam to WWII. So what is my point? Veterans...you are Meeting downstairs for winter. Speaker Marina Davis. needed, male and female alike, posts like our will close, be shuttered forever if CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM, Fellowship younger veterans do no step up. Please shake off the perception that the VFW 9:30 AM, Service 10 AM. “He Called a Child” Pastor Robert Herring. is a good ole boys club, frankly most of the good ole boys are dead. One comment UNITARIAN UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF SANGERVILLE & DOVER- I’ve heard from younger vets as I’ve talked with them about joining, is the age FOXCROFT - Main St., Sangerville. Guest Speaker Sue Griffi th on Nobel Peace difference. Let me ask you this, did you stop visiting your grandparents when Prize winner Malala Yousafzai 9:30 am. you discovered they were old? Spend sometime with them and you’ll be amazed TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 at what you learn. GFWC/DEXTER WOMEN’S LITERARY CLUB MEETING - Dexter Historical Does the VFW need a fresh face? Yes. That fresh face is you! Society building. 1:30 PM. While our post does host Bingo every Monday night, its also been involved CANCER PRAYER & SUPPORT GROUP MEETING - Corinna United with the restoration of the tennis courts in Dexter, the Dexter Historical Methodist Church Parsonage 4-5 PM. 278-7952 Society Museum, stairs at the DRHS Field Hockey fi eld, the town sign located at the police station and annually presents scholarships to DRHS graduates WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 through the Voice of Democracy program and we even have an essay program FREE COMMUNITY LUNCHEON - Corinna United Methodist Church 11 AM. for middle schoolers. You may not know we also support Head Start providing Lunch served at 11:30AM. an opportunity for disadvantaged preschoolers, they meet in our building every FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 day of the week. There are numerous other projects I know I’m forgetting. The ST. ALBANS ANNUAL HOLIDAY CONCERT - Town Hall. 5:30 PM. Caroling, point is these fi ve guys have been very busy for a lot of years. Nationally, the Santa, 6:30 PM Concert. Collection box for Non Perishable items. VFW is a champion for military and veterans benefi ts everyday. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Back to my point, now is the time to make our Post yours. If you don’t want AMERICAN LEGION MEETING - Monson, hosted by Towne-Holbon Post 116 to run a bingo game, (but it is a great time) bring your ideas forward. Maybe at United Church of Christ, 159 Guilford Rd. Noon lunch, 1 PM meeting. you want to be involved in a 5K, a derby, a hike, whatever. We need you and HUNTERS BREAKFAST - Atkinson Methodist Church. 4:30 - 8 AM. $4/adults, your ideas, or our post like so many others will close. The VFW is exclusive, $2/under 12. in that you must be a veteran of a foreign war. If you’ve served in South West Asia in the past 20 years you likely qualify, (and there are a lot of you) if you AUCTION - Masonic Hall, 31 Hudson Ave., Guilford. Preview at noon. Cheryl served in Vietnam or Korea you qualify. Maine has one of the high rates of at JD Foundation 876-2295. military members per capita, which means we also have a lot of veterans. If BENEFIT SUPPER - American Legion Hall, Greenville. 5 - 7 PM. American you’re interested please contact me, David Iverson at 379-4000 and I will give Chop Suey, Cole slaw, bread, etc. by donation. To benefi t restocking shelves for you more info and put you in-touch with the Post Quartermaster. union church food pantry, David Iverson LIVE AUCTION to benefi t The Red Eagle Ski Foundation. Trailside Restaurant, Dexter Greenville. 6 - 8 PM. Unusual items. Vanessa 695-2200 or Betsy 695-2680. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 125TH EPISCOPAL SERVICE ANNIVERSARY - Baptist Episcopal Church, Brownville Jct. 2 PM. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Senior Matters 1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Buds. 10 AM worship. by Lesley M. Fernow, MD Meeting downstairs for winter. Speaker Jim Bunn. I know many of you have been watching the progress of Central Hall-The ECUMENICAL HYMN SING - Park Street Unitd Methodist Church, Milo. 3 PM. Commons renovations by the Maine Highlands Senior Center wondering what we are doing and perhaps “what the heck is taking so long!” As some of you will WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 have noticed, we can fi nally look at the building with its new contour, windows, THANKSGIVING PIE SALE - United Methodist Church of Dover-Foxcroft and siding and say it is again beautiful and is a place we will be proud of. Choir Room. 9 AM until all pies sold. $10/pie. 564-8013 or email [email protected] While the interior is still not visible to the community, I assure you that you MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 will be just as happy with the progress inside. It is warmer this year thanks FREE CHRISTMAS CONCERT - Mount View High School “Carols in the Round.” to foam insulation top to bottom and new windows. Although the staging is Concert. Guilford United Methodist Church, 3 School St. 7 PM. 876-3372. still fi lling the second fl oor to enable completion of the ceiling, we anticipate MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 fi nishing this phase of construction soon. Then, on to the plumbing, heating, CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON - Piscataquis County Retired Educators. Thayer elevator, kitchens, stage, fl ooring, etc. Our goal is to complete the second fl oor Parkway., Dover-Foxcroft Bring childrens book for Kiwanis Community Commons Event Center by next Fall and then to complete the Senior Commons Christmas. and Highlands Adult Day Center on the fi rst fl oor for 2017. We are grateful to have had support from not only several private foundations, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 local individuals and businesses including Bangor Savings Bank and Maine HJ CROSBY COMMUNITY BAND HOLIDAY CONCERT - St. Albans Town Highlands Credit Union, but also Governor LePage who gave us $20,000 Hall. 7 PM. Dress Rehearsal. from his contingency fund in recognition of the important work towards our SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 programming to enhance the lives of older adults. Our local partners include SOUP & STEW WITH SANTA - Sebec Village Reading Room. 4:30 - 6 PM. No the Town of Dover-Foxcroft, The Charlotte White Center, and Center Theatre. charge. Our goal from the outset has been to build community, enrich lives, and preserve memories. The building itself is only one part of our project. We are already actively making a difference in the community through our Fall COMPASS is sponsored weekly by: Reduction group that is developing strategies for reducing falls in our region including the recent introduction of an open Qigong class in Center Theatre on Wednesday mornings at 8:30 am. We are also proud sponsors of the fi rst annual Window Dressers Dover-Foxcroft Community Build project to build inexpensive insulating window inserts. The measuring team has measured for over 200 window inserts and the group is generating excellent energy and enthusiasm for the volunteer Community build which will be the week of December 7th at the old Mr. Paperback storefront. We welcome members of the community to participate in these fun and enriching events. For more information or to fi nd out how you can participate call Lesley Fernow at 992.6822. The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage November 13 - 19, 2015 Page 7 Obituary JAMES G. DOWNING, SR. EXETER - James G. Downing, Sr., 80, passed away peacefully at his home on November 8, 2015. He was born July 6, 1935 in Corinth, a son of Lyall and Clara (Cyr) Downing, Sr. James owned and operated the family potato farm, working with his Residential or Commercial father in his early teens, and retiring in 1997. He was an 3DWFKLQJ)XOO\,QVXUHG)UHH(VWLPDWHV avid hunter and fi sherman. He enjoyed his vegetable garden, Paving, Excavation, Hardscaping and the New England Patriots, and sitting on his deck listening Snow Removal Services to music with his family. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, predeceased by 4 brothers, Alton, Patricia (Groleau) Downing of Lyall, Jr., Robert and Maynard Call 368-2050 or 416-3534 Exeter; 2 daughters, Kathy and Downing, and 2 sisters, Althea husband Brent Day of Dexter, Gauthier and Betty Buxton. www.roundyspaving.com Judy Pullen and companion Graveside services will be held Scott Barden of Lisbon Falls; a 11 A. M. Saturday, November son James Downing, Jr. and wife 14th at the Vickery Cemetery, Lisa of Exeter; 5 sisters, Zelma Exeter. Friends and family are Issler and Dolores Landry, both invited to the family farm for a of Wrentham, MA, Rita Bean of time of remembrance following Bud’s Corinth, Barbara Grimes of N. the services. In lieu of fl owers, Attleboro, MA, and Nancy Cyr of memorial donations may be Shop‘n Save Greenville; 8 grandchildren, Eric made to Sarah’s House, 346 Day, Katie Day, Amanda Pullen, Main Road, Holden, ME 04429. SUPERMARKETS Mark Pullen, Nicole McGovern, Arrangements are by Crosby & Zachary Nason, Ashley Downing Neal Chapel, Corinna. Those who Dexter Winter Hours of Operation and Jennifer Downing; many wish may leave written tributes nieces and nephews. He was at www.CrosbyNeal.com Sunday ...... 7:00am - 8:00pm Monday ...... 7:00am - 8:00pm Informational public meeting Tuesday ...... 7:00am - 8:00pm on Stewart Library, November 17 Wednesday ...... 7:00am - 8:00pm CORINNA - The Corinna to the public. The Phase Two Thursday ...... 7:00am - 9:00pm Building Preservation Group Project is funded by a major will host an informational public grant from the Next Generation Friday ...... 7:00am - 9:00pm meeting at the Stewart Library Foundation of Maine and Building on November 17 at funds from the Maine Historic Saturday ...... 7:00am - 9:00pm 6:30 p.m. for the public to learn Preservation Commission. This about the effort to preserve work is scheduled to be complete Effective Nov. 1, 2015 and renovate the building. The by the Summer of 2016. fi rst phase of work, nearing At the meeting the architect Holiday hours may vary and will be advertised. completion, was funded by the on the project from Ames Town of Corinna to repair the Associates will review the work clock tower and steeple. in progress and describe other Sale starts The ongoing Phase Two Project planned improvements. 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SUNRISE KIWANIS OFFICERS – The new slate of offi cers for the Dexter Sunrise Kiwanis Club was installed on October 23 at a breakfast meeting hosted by the Tri-County Technical Center culinary arts class. Pictured, from left, are President-Elect (2016-17) Dave Patterson; Kiwanis Division 2 Lt. Gov. Da- 6HDVRQV)ORUDO *LIWV vid Pullen, the installing offi cer and member of Three Rivers Kiwanis; President Kevin Tremblay; Vice- &0RRVHKHDG7UDLO1HZSRUW President Denise Dinsmore; Treasurer Susan Page; Assistant Secretary Barbara Herring; and Immediate %HKLQG(PHU\·V0HDW0DUNHW Past President Ron Apel. Absent from photo: Secretary Fran Field (Eastern Gazette photo - Mike Lange) 6SHFLDOL]LQJLQ6\PSDWK\ :HGGLQJ (YHU\GD\)ORUDO1HHGV 7LP8QGHUKLOO3&)PPIG Community Health Needs forum held in D-F by Mike Lange DOVER-FOXCROFT – For the past several months, a coalition of health care agencies, providers, and stakeholders has been crunching numbers from statistics gathered about the needs of Penquis area resi- dents. 5HGG\+HDOWK&HQWHU On Thursday, November 12, the public had a chance to share their input at a community forum at The Mill Event Center in Dover-Foxcroft. 'H[WHU)DPLO\3UDFWLFH 8UJHQW&DUH “The next step in the process is to learn from community member what’s important to them, local resources that are available and get suggestions on how to address these issues,” said Robin Mayo, the SEASONAL FLU SHOT CLINICS community partnership director of the Piscataquis Public Health Council. ByTUESDAYS Appointment FROMOnly Beginning 10 AM -September 12 NOON 7th Some of the sponsors and organizations who participated in the forum included Acadia Hospital, C.A. Dean Memorial Hospital, Eastern Maine Medical Center, Mayo Regional Hospital, Millinocket Regional 78(6'$<6 )5,'$<6BY APPOINTMENT $0WR ONLY 1221 Hospital, Piscataquis Regional YMCA, United Way and the University of Maine Cooperative Extension In the Lab on the Ground Floor. UPSTAIRS IN THE FAMILY PRACTICE Service. Visit our website at www.ReddyHealthCenter.com The last state health needs assessment was conducted in 2012 and the One Maine Health Collabora- #HALLA 2EDDY -$ s 2EGINA "LAUVELT &.0 # AND 3ARAH -ATULIS &.0 # tive, representing coordinated hospital needs assessments, took place in 2011. So the latest fi ndings are a combination of these two assessments, Mayo said. “The November 12 forum was specifi cally designed for Penquis area residents,” she explained. “Com- munity input is important because it helps strengthen health improvement plans.” INSPECTIONS In a survey taken in earlier this year, respondents said that the biggest community health challenges AUTO - BIG TRUCKS - TRACTORS in Piscataquis County were obesity (72 percent), depression (72 percent), drug and alcohol abuse (70 per- cent), respiratory diseases (69 percent) and mental health issues (67 percent). TRAILERS - MOTOR HOMES In addition, some of the overall factors leading to poor health outcomes were listed as poverty (83 percent), employment (75 percent), transportation (72 percent), food security (63 percent) and housing MOTORCYCLES stability (62 percent). There are also some bright spots in the survey as Piscataquis County has fewer asthmatics, babies born BROOKS TIRE and AUTO with low birth rate, domestic violence incidents, drug overdoses and binge drinkers than the statewide Call 1-800-339-7149 • 924-7149 • 924-5884 average. www.BrooksAuto.com For more information, call the Piscataquis County Public Health Coalition offi ce at 564-4399 and visit www.piscataquispublichealthcoalition.org. SHUKRXUIRUWZRPHQ :HKDQGOHSDLQWLQJÁRRULQJ LQFOXGLQJODPLQDWH Corinna Giving Tree VKHHWURFN VSDFNOLQJLQVXODWLQJGHFNLQJ CORINNA - The Corinna United Methodist Church is coordinating the Corinna Giving Tree again ZLQGRZ GRRUUHSODFHPHQWPHWDOURRÀQJ this year. The service assists low income families in providing Christmas gifts for their children. Those VLGLQJ PRUH who qualify for town assistance and would like help are asked to contact Carol at 278-7952 or Mary at (YHU\WKLQJWRGRZLWK\RXUKRPH 278-4180. Calls for help should be received prior to Friday, December 11 to ensure a donor can be found in time for Christmas delivery. Those interested in supporting the Corinna Giving Tree with gifts or )UHHHVWLPDWHVDQGUHIHUHQFHVDYDLODEOH monetary donations should call either of the above numbers. &DOO6WHYH
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DEXTER – It’s been more than merce and Piscataquis County can’t afford it. We have one stu- two years since Dacano Arno Hot Air Balloon Festival Commit- dent on a work-study program passed away in a swimming ac- tee. who has transportation problems, cident in the Sebec River, but the Chamber Executive Director so we’re getting him a gas card,” memory of the Foxcroft Academy Denise Buzzelli said that the Welsh said. “So this fund is very junior lives on. festival committee had made a important to us and we really Dacano’s family started a commitment to donate a certain appreciate the Chamber and the unique scholarship fund at Tri- percentage of proceeds from the festival’s support.” DACANO DONATION – The Piscataquis Chamber of Commerce County Technical Center to help event, so a check for $258 was There are currently 258 stu- and Piscataquis County Hot Air Balloon Festival Committee made students buy clothing, equip- presented to Brian Welsh, direc- dents enrolled at TCTC from a joint donation to the Dacano Arno Scholarship Fund at Tri-County ment, textbooks and other items tor of Student Support Services SAD 46/AOS 94 (Dexter), Green- Technical Center last week. Pictured, from left, are Sherry French, a to assist them at the center. at TCTC. ville Consolidated School, SAD 4 past Chamber president and Balloon Festival Committee member; The fund got another boost last “We have students who need (Guilford area), SAD 68 (Dover- Denise Buzzelli, executive director of the Chamber; and Brian Welsh, week with a donation from the work pants, scrubs, boots and Foxcroft area) and SAD 41 (Milo- director of Student Support Services at TCTC. (Eastern Gazette pho- Piscataquis Chamber of Com- sometimes even eyeglasses who Brownville area). to – Mike Lange)
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Although selling pink versions of his com- most people as- pany’s most popular snow shov- sociate the color els since September 2014, raising pink with breast $13,000 for Cancer Care of Maine cancer, Thibodeau last year and setting a target of stressed that do- $30,000 for this year. nations from the “What they’re doing at the sale of the shov- Lafayette Center (of Cancer els – $2 per sale Care) in Brewer is world-class,” – weren’t limited Thibodeau told the Kiwanians. to that specifi c “They’re doing some amazing disease. research to fi ght this wretched “Retailers pay disease.” an extra dollar for Thibodeau, who is also the the pink shovels president of the Maine State and Mount Waldo Senate, was introduced by State Plastics donates Sen. Paul Davis, a member of the a matching dol- Dover-Foxcroft Kiwanis Club. lar to Cancer Mount Waldo Plastics was Care of Maine,” started in Franklin three years Thibodeau ex- ago after Thibodeau sold his con- plained. struction company. “I was clean- The company DUAL CELEBRATION – Kenneth Jay of Lakeview Plantation was inducted into the Three Rivers Kiwanis Club on ing my driveway one day when I has also added November 4 and also won a Mount Waldo snow shovel, courtesy of company president Michael Thibodeau, the club’s took a look at where the shovel Aubuchon Hard- guest speaker. Pictured, from left, are State Sen. Paul Davis, Jay, and Thibodeau, who is president of the Maine Senate. was made,” he said. “As it turned ware’s 120 stores (Eastern Gazette photo – Lange) out, most snow shovels are made in New England in Canada, the Midwest or im- and upstate New York to its dis- the balmy weather, Thibodeau Milo and Paris Farmer’s Union in ry the shovels, visit www.mtwal- ported from Asia. So I thought: tributor list this year. “We have quipped, “I’m praying for snow.” Newport. doplastics.com and fi nd them on Why not Maine?” already raised $12,000 toward Local retailers stocking the For more information and an Facebook. Thibodeau then bought an our goal (of $30,000) this year Mount Waldo Plastic pink shov- updated list of retailers that car- injection molding machine at without seeing a single snow- els include Dover True-Value in the auction of a Whirlpool plant fl ake,” Thibodeau said. 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*Your mobile carrier rates apply, as web access is needed. Federally Insured by NCUA. Page 12 November 13 - 19, 2015 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage Center Theatre hires Patrick Myers as Executive Director DOVER-FOXCROFT - The Center Theatre Board of Directors announced recently that they are hiring Patrick Myers as the Theatre’s Executive Director. No stranger to the Theatre or the position, Patrick was the Theatre’s founding Executive Director until he resigned from the position in late 2010. While he is returning to the position, both the role of the Executive Director and the Theatre itself have changed in the past fi ve years. “The division of responsibilities and staff positions have changed considerably,” said Pam Tower, the Chair of the Center Theatre’s Board of Directors. “We’re thrilled that Patrick will again be guiding the organization that he worked so hard to begin.” For his part, Myers agrees that the job is different now. “Back then we were trying to fi gure out what the Theatre was, how it worked, and the best way to manage it to be sustainable in the long- term. The organization has learned quite a bit about what works and what doesn’t. Most of the guesswork is over and we have a fairly clear path to follow to success.” Myers will be taking the position as an “Interim Executive Director” for a period of one year. Myers and Tower agree this is best for everyone so that both the Theatre and Myers have some time to make sure the fi t works for everyone. Both are quick to state, however, that they hope Myers will be there for the long-term. “I’m certainly looking at this as going ‘Back to the Future’,” Myers said, a tongue- in-cheek reference to the movie recently shown at the Theatre. “I’m very excited to be back at the Theatre; there’s a lot to look forward to. 2016 is the 10th anniversary of the re-opening of the Center Theatre and we’re already talking about the celebrations we’re going to host. There were some folks who didn’t expect us to last this long and even though the road to our 10th anniversary hasn’t always been smooth, we’re ready to celebrate this milestone and will be inviting the community to celebrate as well.” Nokomis Outing Club Report by Savannah McTague NEWPORT - There are many clubs offered here at Nokomis, but the Outing Club is one of a kind. The club is an opportunity for students who may not have the means to experience the great outdoors that Maine has to offer. Our fi rst trip took place near the end of summer. We took three vehicles, a trailer full of canoes, ten students and headed North towards Green- ville. It would be an understatement to say we experienced the ele- ments those few days… The rain started just before dinnertime; the THORNTON ACADEMY HALL OF FAME - Not to be confused with the Dexter Hall of Fame - John thunder and lightning came soon after that. Water-logged spaghetti Parola was recently inducted into the Thornton Academy (Saco) Hall of Fame. He grew up in Saco. was the featured entree that evening. Although the rain was a slight inconvenience, we slept well through the night: some took shelter in Charlotte White artists work chosen for concert series poster the vehicles, and others braved it out in the tents, but we awoke to the smell of pancakes and a beautiful, sunny morning; perfect for our hike DOVER-FOXCROFT - Charlotte White Center’s Art Program, under the direction of Christine Rice, up Big Spencer mountain. meets twice weekly; once in the morning and once in the afternoon. During art time, concepts and techniques Our second trip took place on September 18-19. The campground of art are applied to the activity presented to the group. The art instructor, Dickon Varnum, teaches each on Big Moose Pond is not accessible by car, so all of us had to load lesson by using step by step guidance and positive reinforcement for all efforts. Throughout the process, our things into large packs and backpack them half a mile into the freedom of expression, attention span, ability to follow directions and self-esteem are developed. Some of campsite. Unlike our last trip, most everything went as planned. We the art generated in these classes is then reproduced, marketed, displayed and offered for sale with 50% set up camp, had a fi re and cooked our food, talked, laughed, and slept of the purchase price returning to the artist. Consumers share that they love art time, they have great under the star fi lled sky. Everyone woke up around six to a calm, fun expressing themselves and demonstrate pride in their work. Over the last year, the program has beautiful morning. Soon after that, we packed up and headed out. We generated a large variety of themes including but not limited to; Maine wildlife, Maine wilderness, and then lightened our loads and hiked Big Moose Mountain (formerly local attractions such as the Piscataquis Valley Fair Grounds. Big Squaw). The trek up took about an hour and thirty minutes. Many Most recently, the East Sangerville Grange Hall reached out to Charlotte White Center’s art program breaks were taken and much sweat was shed, but the view atop of the and the artists were asked to develop artwork for the 2015-2016 concert series. The East Sangerville mountain was so worth it. Grange Coffeehouse is on its 22nd year of offering the community a wide variety of music for their listening We would never have been able to go on these excursions if it were pleasure. John Curran, a longtime member of East Sangerville Grange Hall, stated that all the money not for the Perloff Family Foundation Fast Track Grant we received to earned from the Coffeehouse concert series goes to maintaining the grange hall building, supporting local, buy all of our gear. With the money, we bought multi-day packs, tents, community non-profi t organizations, and college scholarships for local high school seniors. and shell jackets for up to ten students. This provided the opportu- The artists went to the East Sangerville Grange Hall to see where the concert series is held and from nity for our students to go on our trips with the gear they need to be there, began painting their portrayal of the building. The painting series took 4 weeks to complete. safe and dry, as well as experiencing Maine’s outdoors and building John and other members of the East Sangerville Grange Hall selected Amanda Westman’s painting, teamwork and technical skills that help when taking on the outdoors entitled “Full House”. Amanda was so excited to see her painting on the poster and said, “It feels kind of on our own. As you can see, the Outing Club is a very unique group good to be chosen. My art means a lot to me. My family and my friends give me a chance to focus on my that aims to expose students to the natural world like no classroom art and it gives me a chance to see the real world.” ever could. 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Competitive wage • Great co-workers and a company focused on a positive culture based on experience. • Employee focused - we want you to enjoy working here and FULL-TIME TELLER POSITION look forward to coming to work every day! Call or apply in person Apply in person Erda 166 Spring Street, Dexter Maine Monday, Wednesday, withith bbenefits, fit or email resume [email protected] 924-7100 Thursday. in its Greenville office. The qualified candidate must be TOWN OF CORINTH POSITIONS outgoing and friendly, exceptionally The Town of Corinth is currently accepting applications for a part AVAILABLE motivated, and have the ability to time position of deputy clerk. The Town works a 40 hour work week Tuesday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to pay attention to detail. 6:00 p.m. This person will be required to work 10 hours Tuesday, 10 hours Friday, selectpersons meeting nights on a rotating schedule If interested, please forward and fill in when others take vacations. The manager is seeking an resumé to individual who has good computer skills and a strong ability to work CNA as a team member with an outstanding customer service approach Maine Highlands FCU to both the town citizens and fellow employees. Assistant must be Full-Time attn: Teller Search available for all 6 weeks of the program. Evening Position PO Box 233 Salary negotiable based upon experience and training. Resume, cover letter and salary requirements can be sent by email, Dexter ME 04930 by fax (207)285-7529 or by US Mail to: Please contact: Town of Corinth Dexter Health Care or stop in to any of our offices for Attn: Part Time Employee Search an application. P.O. Box 309 Kim Phillips, RN, DON Corinth, Maine 04427 64 Park Street, No Telephone Calls Please Corinth is an Equal Opportunity Employer Dexter, ME 04930 (207) 924-5516, Ext. 202 Equal Opportunity Employer Contact Email: [email protected] Page 14 November 13 - 19, 2015 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER NORTH VIEW APARTMENTS Immediate 2 Bedroom Vacancy. Vouchers Welcomed! $FFHSWLQJ DOVER-FOXCROFT Rent starts at $626.00. Income limits apply. $SSOLFDWLRQV Coin-op laundry available on site. We are now accepting rental applications for a brand 3DUN6WUHHW9LOODJH new non-smoking Elderly Community, 62 years of age, For applications, visit 0LOR or older, or disabled, tentatively ready for occupancy www.mainedevelopment.com; or contact us at %HGURRP$SWV the middle of September 2015. One bedroom and one Maine Development Associates $VNDERXW5HQWDO$VVLVWDQFH bedroom accessible apartments available. 1-800-639-1747 127( 0XVWPHHWFHUWDLQLQFRPHJXLGHOLQHV Rent is 30% of your adjusted income all utilities are TTY 711 / 800-437-1220 &%0DWWVRQ,QF We are an Equal Opportunity OrganizationEqual Housing 0DLQH$YH)DUPLQJGDOH included. Income restrictions do apply. Opportunity 32%R[*DUGLQHU0( For more information and an application, please contact ZZZFEPDWWVRQFRP Realty Resources Management 1-800-338-8538 (TXDO+RXVLQJ2SSRUWXQLW\ 'LDOIRU77<677'6 TTY 711 $QHTXDORSSRUWXQLW\SURYLGHUDQGHPSOR\HU Equal Housing Opportunity
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT THE QUARRY PINES DOVER-FOXCROFT: 109 PO BOX 1, BROWNVILLE ME 04414 Pleasant St., Spacious 2BR, 1½ Ba, Downstairs Apt., Lg Kitchen, Pantry & Dining Room, Separate Entrance. APARTMENT OPENING IN NOVEMBER Heat, Hot Water & trash removal We are now taking applications inc. $750/mo. Available Mid Nov. CORINTH: Skolfield Manor, 1 BR for 1 & 2 bedroom subsidized Downstairs Apt. Heat & trash rem. inc. Coin-op laundry in building. housing, 62 years of age or $600/mo. Available Mid Nov. Turn Key Property older, handicapped or disabled DOVER-FOXCROFT: 38 SANGERVILLE: 25+/- acres to call your own! Well maintained with Coombs Rd, 2BR Mobile Home W/1 many improvements, a quiet neighborhood and access to snowmobile and regardless of age. car gar. & sep. utility rm. Tenant ATV trails. Features include first floor bedroom and laundry room, pays all utilities, responsible for mudroom and open floor plan. Detached barn gives you plenty of room NON-SMOKING!! to store your toys. Move right in and enjoy!! #1233 $115,000 lawn & plowing (long drieway). $600/mo. Available Late Nov. www.c21moosecountry.com 207-965-2291 One year lease, references and security deposit required. TTD 1-800-437-1220 Call 343-1447 AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE email: [email protected] OCCUPANCY
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Forrest Haven - Jackman These apartments are available with Rental Assistance or Section 8 to applicants who are low income families Featured Property 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath St. Albans 4.5ac $152,900 and low income elderly (age 62 or older or disabled of Unique property with fantastic views, garden spot, MONSON: #1192 $80,000 ABBOT: #1220 $75,000 perennials everywhere and out building. Deck & any age). Low income for two people is $35,100 per porch look into expanse. Garden deck w/ woodstove year. for outdoor activities. Living rm w/ French door to deck, French doors from bedroom and entrance. Home is nicely decorated. Newly installed stairs and These apartments include heat, electric, water, sewer, freshly painted. Great family room. Pellet stove and maintenance, on site mail, on site laundry and some loft over kitchen. Washer/dryer 1st floor. On road to Bigelow Mt. and Devil’s Head. Big Indian Lake and include cable TV. Rental amounts will be 30% of ad- boat landing 2 miles. ATV/snowmobile trail nearby. justed income. Let us find your ideal property. Agents in Dexter & Bangor. To apply contact Sarah Lavigne at 1-800-370-4001. Maine Properties Realty Tenant selection criteria must be met. 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath 3 Bedrooms 1 Bath 86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930 (207) 924-6600 Equal Housing Opportunity DEXTER: #1228 $45,000 GUILFORD: #1222 $85,500 www.maineprop.com www.c21moosecountry.com Opening available for skilled agent. The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage November 13 - 19, 2015 Page 15 GARAGE SALE ESTATE SALE BUSINESS SANGERVILLE - 125 Jackman SANGERVILLE - November 21st MAINTAIN IT - Handyman ser- Corner Road, between Dexter from 8 am - noon. Oakes Manor vices, all types. Now accepting re- HARMON’S and Guilford. Sat & Sun 8-4. Lots Rec Room, located on the Douty quests for plowing. Ralph Wayne of stuff left! Look for signs, you Hill Road, 2/10 mile from bridge. Perkins Sr., Owner. Dexter, Do- can’t miss! Twin bed, sofa, cedar trunk, and ver-Foxcroft, Milo, and other area more. towns. Call 564-0462 or 279-9818. Heating Oil MOVING SALE HARMONY - 47 Castle Road. Fri- BUSINESS NOTICES day and Saturday, November 20 FOXCROFT ANTIQUE CEN- Ephesians 1:13b..When you be- & 21, from 8am - 2pm. New, vin- TER located at 8 River Street, lieved in Christ, God identifi ed tage, furniture, tools, garden, and is open for business this fall. you as His own by giving you His more. Wednesday - Saturday, 12-5 Holy Spirit, whom He promised. FOR SALE or call for appointment. 924- New Beginnings Bible Church, 4562. Silvers Mills Road, Dexter.Sun- RIPLEY - Pine hutch, $65. 2 door JEFF ANTHONY: Computer day School 9:30 am, Church metal cabinet, $25. White mission 10:30. book case, $25. Older step stool, expertise that won’t break your $12. VHS family movies, $3/each. piggy bank! Now serving Dover- Please call, 341-0155 or 277-4965. Foxcroft. (207) 619-1235. www. jeffanthony.info for rates. FIREWOOD 31 MainMain Street,Street MiloMilo DEXTER - Firewood for sale. continues to offer automatic and will-call heating fuel services to Mixed hardwood. Cut, split 16”, and delivered local. $220 a cord. Best mid maine metal the greater Milo, Brownville, LaGrange areas from our office here Prices in FREE Call 270-1892. Central Quotes Maine! Roofing & Siding Supply, LLC in Milo. DEXTER - Firewood. No we are Rt. 7, Newport • 278-2520 The Harmon’s Fuel Oil business office on Main Street is open not out of business. Sawed, split 1/'5''75(14#..;17424+0)241,'%65 & delivered. Call for prices. Stan Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for orders, payments Metal Roofing, Trims and Accessories White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 924- and additional heating services. 6217. ★ Colored steel at $2.35 Ln. Ft. ★ Galvanized $2.15 Ln. Ft. ★ DEXTER - Firewood sawed, split Energy Star rated on most colors Stop by or call: ★ New Products: Decra & Edco ★ 24-48 Hr. turnaround time & delivered. Good wood, call for ★ 21 colors (8 in-stock) to choose from ★ Custom Cuts best price in area. Allen 270-0198 943-2561 or 1-800-564-3835 www.midmainemetal.com or 924-3480. SERVICE DIRECTORY
FURNACE REPAIRS 0255,6),5(3527(&7,21 SANTOS BUILDERS and CLEANING Home Building & Remodeling DOORE ACCEPTED! RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ,QVSHFWLRQ6DOHV 6HUYLFH Oil Energy Inc. • Decks RI¿UHH[WLQJXLVKHUV NLWFKHQ RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LICENSED AND INSURED • Additions VXSSUHVVLRQV\VWHPV Greg & Casey Macomber • Siding 343-1781 270-0524 277-3196 )UHHVLWHHYDOXDWLRQV Dexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849 • Roofing, etc. Call us for all your Lyford & Lyford Builders JMR’s Roofing construction needs! WYMAN PAGE’S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Metal and Asphalt Roofing & Painting FULLY INSURED David 924-5142 Excavation • Gravel Decks, replacement windows, and siding. Interior Paint, Handyman Work Frank Santos Septic Systems Garages, Siding, Roofing All phases of construction Carpentry and Light Remodeling Over 35 yrs experience General Carpentry, Camps - Insured Over 30 years of experience Land Clearing Jason M Ramsdell (207) 341-3900 CertainTeed - Extended Warranty Call Gary for a FREE estimate, 943-3596 Call 876-3713 Dexter - 924-5902 JMR’s roofingandpainting • [email protected]
SERVICE C.L. DIRECTORY ADS: Kennedy Jim’s • Painting • LANCASTER 5HPRGHOLQJ1HZ&RQVWUXFWLRQ6LGLQJ 2”x1” 3 Months Plumbing FOUNDATIONS 'RRUV:LQGRZV7ULP 0XFK0RUH $120 • Power Washing • )UHH(VWLPDWHV²,QVXUHG Dexter, ME 924-5423 &DOO5RQ#RU 1-800-287-2295 277-3733 270-2562 LQIR#UHUD\PRQGFRQVWUXFWLRQOOFFRP FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS <2'(5·66$:0,////& BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC. Sullivan Masonry CEDAR IS OUR SPECIALTY UPHOLSTERY Brick - Block - Stonework Water Wells Choose from: 5/4 Decking, V-Match Siding, • Furniture Chimneys - Chimney Lining Complete Pump Installation Clapboards, Log Siding. Also available in Pine. • Marine Residential Free estimates - Fully Insured Water Softeners Hemlock Dimensional Lumber. Bagged It’s cheaper to redo than buy new! ~ Over 40 years experience ~ Call DOUG Cedar Stop by the Mill or Give Us a Call Shavings 207-745-3509 876-4580 278-3539 [email protected] Charleston 16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com http://ronmartin.servehttp.com 285-3572 Cell: 570-2482 Free Estimates SANGERVILLE ARROW S-H ELECTRIC Foster Painting Co. SERVICE *UDQWV 3UD\V DIRECTORY ADS: Residential • Commercial 25 years of Quality and Reliability 6HSWLF6HUYLFHDQG&RQVWUXFWLRQ TREE Industrial • Wiring LEAD CERTIFIED 2”x1” 3 Months 3XPSLQJ7DQN5HSODFHPHQWV INTERIOR • EXTERIOR $120 7DQN5LVHUV 6HSWLF6\VWHP,QVWDOODWLRQV Garland, Maine FULLY INSURED SERVICE Ask for Danny, 735-3405 924-3405 (207) 368-5078 1-800-287-2295 We Work Weekends 3(5+285 JD Raymond Tree Removal and Pruning )257:20(1 Timberlands at Discounted Rates :HKDQGOHSDLQWLQJÁRRULQJ - Land Clearing - Competitive Stumpage Snow Plowing VKHHWURFN VSDFNOLQJ - Timber Harvest - Lump sum payments Emergency Tree LQVXODWLQJGHFNLQJZLQGRZ - Grinding - Advance payments Dover Area CROUSE BUILDERS GRRUUHSODFHPHQWPHWDO URRÀQJVLGLQJ PRUH Certified Logging Professionals Removal - 24/7 Accepting New Building Quality Homes for Licensed Professional Forester Over 30 Years (YHU\WKLQJWRGRZLWK\RXUKRPH (207) 564-2186 or Reliable References - Insured )UHHHVWLPDWHV Fully Insured Customers DQGUHIHUHQFHVDYDLODEOH (207) 717-2901 876-2783 Sangerville Free Estimates 717-TREE (8733) 631-9587 Cell &$//67(9( www.jdraymond.com Get that tree FIREWOOD before it gets you! $ BALL INSURANCE, L Unseasoned 225/cord KIM .L.C. A Proud Veteran $ AUTO • HOME • COMMERCIAL Kiln Dried 285/cord • LIFE & HEALTH • FINANCIAL SERVICES • Serving Central Maine 35 Hudson Ave., Guilford ME 04443 Cut, split & 2 cord loads delivered free in local area. (207) 876-9777 (877) 844-3388 LIHEAP Gladly Accepted * Registered Representative offering securities though United Planners’ Financial Services of America, a Limited Partnership. Member FINRA, SIPC. 717-TREE (8733) Doug Thomas • 277-3017 • fi[email protected] Page 16 November 13 - 19, 2015 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
WANTED WANTED WANTED HELP WANTED AL-ANON BUYING BALSAM FIR TIPS. LOOKING FOR tips for this PRIVATE COLLECTOR pay- RIPLEY - Responsible person(s) HARTLAND - Wednesdays 7-8 Finestkind Tree Farms in Do- fall. Is anyone cutting fi r that ing top $$$ for all old coins needed up to 5 hours weekly (Sat- p.m. at Irving Tanning Commu- ver-Foxcroft. Call, 902-2998. would be willing to let me and paper money. I have the urdays). May through October to nity Center, Hartland. For infor- BUYING SALVAGE Vehicles. have the branches and tops?? books to show you the value. ready vacation home for guests. mation, call 938-3163. Call Mert anytime at 924-7933 or Dexter area. 270-2053. IE silver dollars $18 and up. Inquiries, (716) 380-5029. Inter- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 717-3939. Any silver coins 1964 and views the week of 11/23. Excel- below paying 10 times face lent wages! “A.A.” 24 HOUR HOTLINE: value or numismatic value. 1-800-737-6237 IE 1877 Indian cent $500. Also NAMI SUNDAY seeking pocket watches, old DOVER-FOXCROFT - NAMI Cold weather is just banks, Civil War items, gold (National Alliance on Mental Ill- DOVER-FOXCROFT - 11 a.m. and silver. I am not a dealer. ness) Family and Friends Sup- Dover-Foxcroft Group @ Library. around the corner... I do not melt coins. Ralph 207- port Group meets on the last Rt. 15 - D/O A little preventative care now will add 285-3346 or 207-478-5717. Tuesday of every month from HARTLAND - 7 pm Graceland peace of mind to your winter travels. 6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Borestone UM church - O/D HELP WANTED Room, Mayo Regional Hospital, 9 Oil Change MONDAY IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for Dover-Foxcroft. For more infor- 9 Brake Inspection CNA, PSS, and CRMA in the Do- mation call Beth at 924-7903. MILO – 7 p.m. Milo Discussion 9 Belts and Hoses Check ver-Foxcroft area. Please contact Group @ Methodist Church, Park 9 Filter Check Healing Spirit Healthcare at 207- AL-ANON St. – SP/D/O 9 Tire Rotation $ 95* 817-0064. MILO – Mondays, 7-8 p.m. Unit- NEWPORT – 7 p.m. Methodist Retail purchases only. Up to five quarts of Motorcraft® oil ed Methodist Church, Park St. and Motorcraft oil filter. Taxes, diesel vehicles, and disposal 9 Battery Test 39 Church, Main St. – O/D/A fees extra. Hybrid battery test excluded. See participat- ing dealership for vehicle exclusions and details through 9 Fluid Top-off 12/31/15 9 Multi-point Inspection Vehicles For Sale 4 TIRE ROTATION $ 95* MOUNTAIN & ALIGNMENT ENTERPRISES For Most Vehicles with Coupon. See Service Advisor for details.59 Coupon expires 12/31/15. 924-6867 or NOTICES 717-5386 Damaged Vehicles 02 SAAB 93 SE CONVERTIBLE 4cyl, 4spd, 104k ………………………… $800 TOWN OF BROWNVILLE Public Hearing 01 SENTRA 4dr Sedan, 4cyl, Auto, 120k … $980 Junkyard Permit Renewal & Liquor License (2) • 13 Major Brands 02 SENTRA 4dr Sedan, 4cyl, Auto, 79k … $1100 The Brownville Board of Selectpersons will hold a Public • 30-Day Price Guarantee 03 SUBARU LEGACY 4dr Sedan, Auto, Loaded, 137k ………… $1900 Hearing on Wednesday November 18 , 2015 @ 6:00pm • All Makes and Models 237 Moosehead Trail, Newport 07 FORD FOCUS at the Brownville Town Office to act upon one renewal Valid on dealer-installed retail purchaes only. 368-4300 • 1-800-613-3673 4dr Sedan, Auto, Loaded, 60k …………… $2800 See Service Advisor for details. Coupon expires 12/31/15. application for Donna Jones junkyard permit and one renewal www.varneyford.com 05 FORD FOCUS 4dr Sedan, Auto, 183k … $950 04 SUBARU LEGACY application for Cheri Brackett-Wildwoods Liquor License and 4dr Sedan auto loaded 170k …………… $1100 a new Liquor License for Steven and Emilie Johnson - The 06 TOYOTA TACOMA X-CAB SR5 Red Moose. All interested parties please take notice. 4x4, 4cyl, 5spd Frame, Front End, Rear End, Engine, Transmission …………………………… $3800 Kathy K.White, Town Clerk 06 FORD TAURUS SEL 4dr Sedan, V6, Auto, Loaded, 98k ………… $1900 04 SUZUKI AERIO Wagon, 4cyl, Auto, AWD, Loaded, 109K …………………………… $1550 Piscataquis County Commissioners will be SERVICE holding the annual public hearing SPECIALS for the 2016 County Budget and the 2016-2017 Unorganized Territory Budget. SPECIAL SPECIAL BAD CREDIT? Monday, November 30, at 7:00 p.m. OIL CHANGE WITH TIRE ROTATION NO PROBLEM! Superior Court Room (second floor) FREE $ 95 Up to 5 quarts 27 POINT 29 Piscataquis County Courthouse *Semi synthetic, synthetic, special filters are extra. INSPECTION Expires 11/20/15 REBUILD YOUR CREDIT 159 East Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 ON ALL $ 00 All you need is SERVICE REPAIRS! COOLANT FLUSH 85 Expires 11/20/15 $1500 Income State of the Art LEGAL NOTICES COLLISION REPAIR WIPER BLADES Proof of Residence FACILITY STARTING AT $6.20 EA. Proof of Employment SEALED BID Our goal is to make your Will install for free. Expires 11/20/15 The Town of Garland will be conducting a sealed bid sale for a vehicle look as good as new tax acquired property. Devisees of Aaron Thompson 7 Paul Rd. again - don’t settle for less! MOUNT & BALANCE YOUR Call Marcus Garland, Maine 04939. Only Singlewide Trailer, NOT land. Your satisfaction STUDDED SNOWTIRES 487-5111 Property information can be found at the Town Office Tues., is always our $ 00 Thurs., Fri. from 10 am - 4:30 pm or Wed., from 10 am - 6 pm 4 TIRES Expires 11/20/15 top priority! 40 All property bids must be bank check or money order for 10% ROTATE & BALANCE of your bid. Bids need to be turned in by December 9th no REPAIRS $ 95 later than 6 pm. The remaining amount is due within 20 days to all Makes 29 Expires 11/20/15 of bid being accepted. Trailer must be removed within 90 days of the date of the sale. and Models 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT 384 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield $ 95 No minimum bid required. FREE Estimates 49 Expires 11/20/15 Visit us on the web at www.varneychevrolet.com
CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY FULL SERVICE BODY SHOP BUY HERE & PAY HERE $ $ NEW – FREE ESTIMATES – for as little as 500 Down and 40 A Week! Ask about our We Are a Full Service Dept. $45/hr. 384 Somerset Ave., 2 Year, Pittsfield. ME 04967 30,000 Mile 487-5111 GERRY’S USED CARS Extended 1-800-427-5115 266 Newport Rd., Corinna • 278-2205 Warranty SERVICE HOURS: • Oakland - 465-9566 • Skowhegan - 474-6700 Monday-Friday 8 AM - 5 PM • Veazie - 990-2206 The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage November 13 - 19, 2015 Page 17 Need Work Done On Your Fisher Plow? Bring it in for professional Fisher Plow service. 7KH(DVWHUQ*D]HWWH Your HomeTown AdVantage NOW BUYING USED FISHER® PLOWS CLASSIFIEDS Your Authorized Fisherher® Snowplow Dealer 20 WORDS for $6 PER WEEK SALES & SERVICE 10 CENTS FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD OVER 20 PER WEEK, PREPAID For more info go to www.FisherPlows.com Delivered to more than 16,000 ADDRESSES EVERY WEEK! 17 South Main St., DETROIT MOTORS Detroit 257-2629 CATEGORY:______
%XE+DOO·V$XWR5HSDLU 1 23456 (formerly Mike’s Transmission) 55 Church St., Dexter 924-3062 7 8 9 10 11 12 Full Service Garage General Auto Repair • Shocks/Struts • Diagnostic Testing 13 14 15 16 17 18 Custom Welding/Fabrication • Unlocking of Vehicles
Honest, Reliable Service You Can Depend On! 19 20 = $6 21 = $6.10 22 = $6.20 23 = $6.30 24 = $6.40 Open 8am - 5pm Monday - Friday, Saturday by Appt.
25 = $6.50 26 = $6.60 27 = $6.70 28 = $6.80 29 = $6.90 30 = $7.00 2007 Chevrolet 3500 Please mail completed form along with your Check or Money Order 4WD, Dual Wheel, Rack Body, Extended Cab or Visa, MasterCard or Discover information to: The Eastern Gazette, 97 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930 8’ Boss Name as it appears on check or Number of weeks to run: ______Snow Plow credit card: Amount enclosed: ______Credit Card No. Address: ______$ ______Expiration Date: ______15,995 Telephone: ______Security Code: ______
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2015 F150 2016 F250 2016 4x4 4x4 Crew 4x4 S/C Platinum EL #11319 #11305 #87910 MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS * MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS $43,210.00 * * FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE $46,605.00 $72,420.00 (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) * FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE $39,877.74 (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH * * -$500.00 $43,684.56 $68,461.97 LESS RETAIL BONUS CUSTOMER CASH LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH -$1,000.00 LESS BONUS CASH -$2,250.00 -$1,000.00 $ FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS - 1,800.00 $ LESS FORD CREDIT $ LESS FORD CREDIT $ LESS FORD CREDIT 35,827.74 NET PRICE 40,684.56 NET PRICE 67,211.97 NET PRICE CUSTOMER CASH CUSTOMER CASH CUSTOMER CASH -$750.00** $7,382.26 TOTAL VALUE -$750.00** $5,920.44 TOTAL VALUE -$250.00** $5,208.03 TOTAL VALUE 2015 CMAX 2015 Ford 2016 Escape Hybrid SE Focus S SE 4WD #30520 #30512 #87913 MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS MSRP BEFORE DISCOUNTS $28,090.00* $19,535.00* $30,275.00* FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE FRIENDS & NEIGHBORDS PRICE (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) (MAY INCLUDE PACKAGE DISCOUNTS) $26,740.27* $18,894.70* $28,390.75* LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH LESS RETAIL CUSTOMER CASH -$1,250.00 -$750.00 -$750.00 FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS LESS FORD CREDIT $24,240.27 NET PRICE LESS FORD CREDIT $17,144.70 NET PRICE LESS FORD CREDIT $27,140.76 NET PRICE CUSTOMER CASH CUSTOMER CASH CUSTOMER CASH -$1,250.00** $3,849.73 TOTAL VALUE -$1,000.00** $2,390.30 TOTAL VALUE -$500.00** $3,134.24 TOTAL VALUE EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY AT VARNEY FORD 2014 Ford F-150 2013 Ford Focus SE 2011 Ford F-150 FX4 N5625, Super Crew, 4x4, Auto, N5587, 4cyl, Auto, Air, 11203A, Supercab, 4x4, 5.0, Power Windows, Power Locks, Tilt, Cruise Control, PW, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Power Steering, Tilt, Cruise, PDL, Leather, Sync, PW, PDL, Sync, Alloys, Sync, CD, Air Plus Much More Tow Package, Bedliner, Plus Much More, Low Miles VARN EY $ VARN EY $ VARN EY $ PRICE 28,995 PRICE 10,495 PRICE 23,995 2015 Nissan 2013 Ford Fusion 2014 Ford Mustang Altima Titanium Convertible N5640, Auto, Air, Tilt, CC, CD, N5594, 2.0 Ecoboost, Auto, N5646 V6, Auto, AC, Tilt, CC, PW, PDL, Power Seats, AC, Tilt, CC, Moonroof, PW, PDL, CD Alloy Wheels & Plus More Navigation More
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384 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield 1-800-427-5115 (207) 487-5111 M-F 8 to 6, Sat. 8 to 5 Shop 24-7 @ varneychevrolet.com Just Off I-95 - Exit 150 All prices include rebates, business and dealer incentives. Tax and Title not included. 2015 Chevrolet Silverado Dbl Cab 4x4 LT Z-71 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 LT Z-71 Sale Price - $40,745 #14222, 5.3 V-8, Rebate - 4,250 Down Pmtt Asst - 500 PW, PL, PS, Sunroof, Navigation, Varney Price $ Rear Entertainment, 3535,,999595 HD Tow, Rear Camera, Or Lease MSRP $62,840
$ Sale Price - $56,995 229898//Mo/MMoM . Rebate - 3,000 39 Month Lease, 10k/Year, 40745 Sale Price, .96 APR, #1316, 5.3 V-8, All Star, Navigation, Heated Seats, 4400 CCR, 25345 Residual, $ 2000 Down Cash or Trade, Varney Price 553,99533,995 Rear Camera, Remote Start, HD Tow, MSRP $44,465 1st Payment Due at Signing 2015 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LTZ 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Reg 4x4 #14133 V-6, Auto, Fisher V-Plow Power Windows, #14244, 6.0 V-8, Power Locks, Rear Defogger, Tilt, Cruise, HD Tow, Tilt, Aluminum Wheels, Cruise, MSRP $41,515 MSRP $45,125
Sale Price - $37,495 Sale Price - $33,795 Rebate - 4,500 Rebate - 3,750 Tag Sale - 1,000 +Plow - 5,950 $ $ Varney Price 331,995311,995 Varney Price 337,9957,995 2016 Chevrolet Equinox AWD LT 2015 Chevrolet Impala LT Sale Price - $27,418 Rebate - 2,923 #14167, 4cyl, Auto, Power Windows, Varney Price Power Locks, $2424,,449595 Power Steering, Tilt, Cruise, Or Lease MSRP $30,995 $ Sale Price - $29,091 278/Mo/MoM . Rebate - 3,096 39 Month Lease, 10k/Year, 27418 Sale Price, 1.8 APR, #1327, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, PS, Rear Camera, Cruise, 1300 CCR, 16953 Residual, $ 1000 Down Cash or Trade, Varney Price 225,99255,995 A/C, MSRP $29,230 1st Payment Due at Signing 2016 Chevrolet Malibu LT 2016 Chevrolet Cruze LT Sale Price - $20,995 #14238, 4cyl, Auto, Rebate - 2,000 Power Windows, Power Locks, Varney Price Power Steering, $1188,,999595 Tilt, Cruise, MSRP $25,060 Or Lease Sale Price - $23,495 $ Rebate - 2,500 192//Mo/MMoM . 27 Month Lease, 10k/Year, 20995 Sale Price, .96 APR, $ #1326, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, PS, Remote Start, Rear Camera, 3775 CCR, 13581 Residual, Varney Price 2200,99995 MSRP $22,265 1st Payment Due at Signing 2016 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 LT 2016 Chevrolet Sonic LT #14246, V-8, Auto, #12461, 4cyl, Auto, Luxury Package, Power Windows, Max Tow Package, Power Locks, Wheels Rear Entertainment, & Fog Lamp Package, MSRP $66,630 Tilt, Cruise, Spoiler, MSRP $19,015 Sale Price - $60,995 Rebate - 1,000 Sale Price - $17,847 Rebate - 2,852 $ $ Varney Price 5959,99995 Varney Price 1144,99995 2015 Chevrolet Silverado Reg Cab 4x4 LS 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Dbl Cab 4x4 LT Z-71 #14198, V-6, Auto, #124500, 6.0 V-8, Power Windows, LT Plus Package, Powre Locks, Tube All-Star, Steps, Tow Package, Snow Plow MSRP $35,185 Prepared, Tube Steps, Sale Price - $32,745 MSRP $49,240 Rebate - 4,250 Dwn Pmt Asst - 500
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