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Volume 9 • Issue No. 2
Old Village Inn Wins Community Spirit award OGuNQuIT – Make-A-Wish Maine has awarded Old Village Inn with their Community Spirit Award. This annual award is bestowed upon organizations or individuals outside of Make-AWish that make significant contributions to their cause over a period of time. Each year, Old Village Inn holds an exquisite Christmas Ball with proceeds to benefit Make-A-Wish Maine. The tradition began in 2009 and has generated a total of $15,000, which covers costs for more than two wishes (each wish costs an average of $6,000). Dean Goodman, owner of Old Village Inn, said he was hon-
ored to receive the award. “We work pretty hard to do what we can,” he said this week. “The first year, we raised around $1,500 and it’s gone up exponentially since then.” Goodman said the effort to help Make-a-Wish Maine began when an employee came to him and asked then if they wanted to do something. They have a raffle and sell gift certificates, and the response has grown each year. “This year, it’s the first wish we’ve done ourselves,” Goodman said of raising more than $6,000 in one go. “We are honored that Old Village Inn continuously dedicates their holiday event to raising funds for Make-A-Wish,”
said Tom Peaco, executive director at Make-A-Wish Maine. “Their ongoing enthusiasm and dedication to help local kids makes them a perfect recipient of this award. Partnerships like these are invaluable to us as an organization.” Rebecca Leaming, events manager at Make-a-Wish in Portland, said “Every year they have almost doubled from year to year, which is pretty amazing.” Make-a-Wish is a Portlandbased agency that grants wishes to children in the state of Maine with life-threatening conditions to bring them hope, strength, and joy, Leaming said. “We grant about 70 wishes
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Students research Veterans laid to rest in Wells Story and photo by Reg Bennett WellS – Wells Junior High School fifth grade teacher Rachel Kilbride and students in fifth grade recently completed a project to identify and honor veterans laid to rest at various locations throughout Wells.
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With the help of Kilbride’s husband James, who is a veteran, and Wells historian Hope M. Shelley, students discovered that there are more than 800 veterans buried throughout the town at 100 or so locations, 488 of them interred just across the street from WJHS at Ocean View Cemetery. It was learned that the oldest veteran at Ocean View served the American Colonies at some point during the French and Indian Wars. To honor these veterans,
students, with assistance from the fifth grade teachers, created and colored over 800 paper wreaths in early December. With information provided by Shelley, each wreath listed an actual name in the center. During much of December these wreaths were displayed on the walls of the multi-purpose room at WJHS. “The purpose behind doing the wreaths was to help students visualize how many veterans from the French and Indian War
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Several of the students who took part in the fifth grade project to identify and honor veterans buried in Wells. They include (back row from l to r) Hannah Wrigley, Kaitlyn Chrisemer, Erin Dinmore, Savanah Wilder, Abigail Booth, Zachary Steere, and Nathan Chandler. In the front row are Rielly Delucca and Meredith Bogue. Each wreath behind them represents a veteran laid to rest in Wells.
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to present day are buried here in Wells,” said Kilbride, who noted that WJHS students experience the closeness of Ocean View Cemetery almost every day as they travel to and from school and look out their classroom windows. “Students commented on how many families have had members serve in the military throughout Wells history,” wrote Kilbride in an email. “Stu-
dents were also surprised by how many veterans are buried here in Wells.” Kilbride indicated that the most common last name on the list provided by Shelley was “Littlefield,” still a very common name in the Wells-Ogunquit area. “Our plan is to repeat the process for Memorial Day and have students color a flag and write a veteran’s name on each flag,” said Kilbride.
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Identifying Shrubs in the Winter
WellS – No leaves? No problem! Visit the Wells Reserve at Laudholm for an introduction to shrub identification in winter, on Saturday, January 12, at 10 a.m. Discover how to use branching pattern, bud
and bark characteristics, habitat, and persistent fruits, galls, and leaves to identify shrubs. Naturalist Roland “Boot” Boutwell begins with a short indoor session, then heads outside for a close look at New England shrub species. Wrap up indoors with a quiz and a cup of something hot. Program offered in partnership with the New England Wild Flower Society. For ages 16 and up, $25/$20. Reservations required. For more information, call 207-646-1555 or visit www. wellsreserve.org. (courtesy photo)
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The documented fungi included the turkey feather mushroom and a flat fungi that resembles lichen. Observers also recorded as many as 11 types of animal life including termites, earthworms, spiders, segmented worms and ants. Even in the smallest area, woodlands have a relatively high rate of biodiversity. Comparatively speaking, the highest rates of biodiversity would be found in tropical rainforests. The Adventure Group observed many of the different species present around Bauneg Beg Lake with the close inspection of each plot, but also recorded several other living organisms observed outside the given 2’ x 2’ squares. They saw gray squirrels, pileated
woodpeckers, red oaks, and sweet birches. On future outings, the group will be hoping to observe other species that are likely to be present in this wooded area such as white perch, cow’s lily, pickerel weed, belted kingfishers, painted turtles, loons and blue herons. After the lesson, the group discussed the living things they counted and learned about what can influence their findings. In the late autumn, many insects have already gone into dormancy and are hidden from view. A visit in the spring will produce a change in the observable surface biodiversity such as an increase in the number insects as well as some varying seedlings in the grassy areas.
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The Monday Af ternoon Book Group of Eliot and Kittery will meet on Monday, January 14, from 4 to 6 pm at the William Fogg Library in Eliot. This month participants are reading books concerning current events and/or politics. The group’s meetings alternate between the Fogg Library and the Rice Public Library in Kittery.
On Fridays, visit Miss Terri for Storytime at 10 am and 1:30 pm in the Children’s Room at Graves Library. This is a year-round program that includes stories, fingerplays, songs, and crafts. The program is designed for children ages birthfive, however all ages are welcome to attend. Parents and caregivers are also encouraged to participate. No registration is required.
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Are you a fourth grader (or older)? Would you like to help run a library? The Graves Library is looking for students who are interested in volunteering once a month. Volunteers will meet upstairs at the library the third Thursday of every month from 3-4 pm beginning January 17. For more information, call 207-967-2778 and ask to speak to Miss Lynda or Miss Terri. Louis T Graves Memorial Public Library is located at 18 Maine Street in Kennebunkport.
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Almost everything today can or must be done online. Acquiring the skills needed to navigate today’s high-tech world can be complicated and sometimes even overwhelming. Librarians and libraries can help guide people through these new and exciting online worlds. They have equipment such as computers and printers, and librarians possess extensive knowledge and experience with digital domains. When you must
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If you are a Minecraft fan or would like to see what this online game is all about, join in for the first ever meeting of the library Minecraft Club. They will have some computers available, but if you have your own laptop or iPad they would appreciate it if you could bring it. The library does not have a paid Minecraft account, so you will have to have an existing account, or you may play the free, older, online version. No registration required. All skill levels welcome.
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This year the York Diversity Forum’s observance of Martin Luther King Day will take place on Saturday, January 19, at 7 pm with the showing of the film “The Rosa Parks Story” and comments and discussion with Reverend Arthur Hilson who is a leader and pastor to members of the New Hope Baptist Church in Portsmouth and teaches history at Portsmouth High School. He was a leading advocate for recognition of Martin Luther King Day as a state holiday in N.H. He was a worker in the Civil Rights Movement in the 19 60s and knew Dr. King. Refreshments will be available. Open to the public without charge. Contact the library at 207-3632818 or visit www.york.lib.me.us.
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a result, by the 1720s, only a small remnant of the Wabanaki population remained in York County. Baker is a professor of history at Salem State University in Massachusetts. He is the awardwinning author of numerous works on the history and archaeology of early New England, and was an on-camera expert for the PBS-TV series “Colonial House.” He has excavated many 17th century archaeology sites in our region, including the Chadbourne site in South Berwick. Baker’s most recent book is “The Devil of Great Island: Witchcraft and Conflict in Early New England.” He is writing a history of the Salem witch trials for Oxford University Press. Baker’s lecture is part of the Old Berwick Historical Society’s 2013 series of talks, walks and historical events tied to the 300th anniversary of the Berwicks’ existence as an independent town. Events will include lectures, tours and public programs focused on the history of this area of Maine and the Piscataqua during the 1600s and 1700s. An exhibit called “Berwick Begins” is now on display in South Berwick Town Hall, and a new archaeology exhibit will open next summer at the society’s Counting House Museum. More information is available at info@oldberwick.org, or by calling 207-384-0000.
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~ News ~ deadline approaching for Claims on Foreclosed Homes Eligible Maine borrowers must file claims by next week auGuSTa – Attorney General William J. Schneider announced that eligible Maine borrowers who lost their homes due to foreclosure between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2011 must file a National Mortgage Settlement Claim form by January 18 in order to receive a cash payment from a $1.9 million fund set aside for this purpose. The National Mortgage Settlement Administrator, assigned to handle the logistics of distributing the cash payments, has taken extensive steps to ensure that eligible borrowers are aware of the claims process. In late September through early October, notice letters and claim forms were mailed to eligible borrowers. A call center was opened for borrowers to speak with a trained customer service representative to answer questions about the
settlement, and the National Mortgage Settlement website was updated to allow borrowers to submit their claim forms online. A reminder postcard was sent to non-responders in November and December. As of December 20, 2012 notices had been mailed to 2,538 eligible borrowers in Maine and 1,056 claims had been filed, for a filing rate of 51 percent. “Many eligible borrowers who were foreclosed upon by one of the top five services between 2008 and 2011 have not yet filed their claim forms and after January 18 they may not be able to qualify for a cash
payment from this fund,” said Schneider. “One of the key provisions of the Mortgage Settlement is this direct payment, and I encourage eligible borrowers to take advantage of this remedy.” If you believe you are eligible for relief and have not received a claim form, contact the National Mortgage Settlement Administrator at 1-866-4308358. To file a claim online, go to www.nationalmortgagesettlement.com The National Mortgage Settlement negotiated by the state Attorneys General and the federal government and announced in February 2012 im-
pacts borrowers serviced by the following major lenders: Ally/ GMAC; Bank of America; Citi; JPMorgan Chase; and Wells Fargo. In addition to the fund for cash payments to eligible borrowers, the state received a direct payment of $6.9 million for continued funding of state foreclosure prevention programs, legal assistance to homeowners in foreclosure, and compensation to the state’s general fund to offset some of the cumulative impact to safety net services across the state.
Under the terms of the settlement, the five servicers subject to the agreement must provide an additional $20 million to Maine consumers for loan modification relief. Complete information on the number of loan modifications that have been offered and approved, the number of first and second mortgage liens that have been forgiven, the number of short sales with the deficiency balance forgiven, the number of transition payments made and the number of mortgages refinanced pursuant to the settlement can be found at www. mortgageoversight.com.
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YOrK COuNTY – When the holiday shopping rush ends, there are plenty of people who are ready to retire their credit cards for a while and take a break from the checkout lines. Still, others look forward to the sales that start the new year, eager to get great deals on many different products and services. There are many deals to be had when January arrives. Smart shoppers may want to wait until the dawn of the new year to get great deals on a wide variety of products. electronics: Although many electronics go on sale for the holiday season, once Janu-
ary arrives there is another round of major discounts on electronics, even high-end items that were not included in holiday sales. New items are unveiled each year at the Consumer Electronics Show in mid-January, and many stores begin to clear out older inventory to make room for the latest offerings in home-theater systems, televisions and the like. These sales are bound to continue into February. Furniture: New furniture designs are largely unveiled in February, so come the beginning of the new year homeowners and renters can score good prices on clearance inventory. Those looking to start out the new year with
new designs can generally find good prices at the start of the year. last-minute travel: Although the cost of travel, especially trips to warm weather locales, can increase in January, last-minute or fast-acting travel package combinations are often available at low prices this time of year. Fitness gear: Many people make resolutions to get in shape; therefore, gyms, spas and manufacturers of fitness equipment may discount their products to take advantage of the trend toward getting in shape after a season of overindulgence. Winter apparel: Many post-holiday sales focus on clear-
ing out inventory of winter essentials, like coats, sweaters, hats and gloves. Now may be the time to update your winter wardrobe. Christmas treats: Stores are looking to liquidate any items that have a Christmas or holiday motif. The products inside are likely still fresh, and does it really matter if those cookies came in a red-and-green tin? Contractors: Many people renovate their homes in the fall right before the holidays. Therefore, contractors and other home renovators may be at a loss for work come January and may dis-
count their services to generate new business. New home: The spring and summer are prime seasons for buying a new home. Few people want to brave the elements and look at homes with yards devoid of flowers and shrubbery. But buying a home in the winter may be more financially prudent. The new year presents new opportunities to save money on items that are deeply discounted or go on sale this time of the year.
How to establish a budget for the new Year Resolutions abound come the dawn of a new year. Fitness and finances tend to dominate many people’s resolutions, with the goals of shedding a few pounds and saving more money both being popular resolutions. For those whose focus will be on finances in the coming year, establishing a budget for the new year is a good place to start. The following are a few tips for men and women that should help them plan budgets for the new year and reach their financial goals over the next 12 months. Start with your income. How much money is being brought into the household will go a long way toward deter-
mining your budget. The first month of the year, when people will receive their earnings statements from the previous year, should provide a clear-cut picture of just how much income the household is generating. Once you have that information, you can begin to establish a budget. Make a list of your bills. Knowing what’s coming in is important when establishing a budget, but so is having a firm grasp of what’s going out. Make a list of all of your monthly expenses, from the big ones like a mortgage payment to the smaller ones like how much you See BUDGET page 9...
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spend on a cup of coffee each day. When making a list of these expenses, make note of the day bills are due each month. This can help you determine which weeks of each month you’ll be able to save more money and which weeks you will need to tighten your belt and pay existing bills. Such knowledge will help you establish a budget. Make a list of anticipated expenses. Some expenses are there every month. Others are those you expect, such as home
improvement projects you plan to finance in the coming year. Make a list of these anticipated expenses. This may involve taking some inventory of things around the house, such as any appliances that may be on their last legs, bigger issues like a roof that may need to be replaced or a bathroom you finally plan to remodel. Once you have compiled this list, research how much each project figures to cost you. This should give you an idea of how realistic each project is for you, and whether or not you will be able to tackle multiple projects in the coming year.
Don’t forget about debts. Many people plan a budget more to get out of debt than to save for a rainy day. When establishing a budget for the year ahead, calculate how much debt you’re currently carrying. Though you can do so if you prefer, it’s best to exclude existing installment loans like a mortgage or a car note from your list of debts. Though those can be considered money you owe, they are more in line with the monthly expenses you need to live than credit card debts you simply need to get rid of. If your debt is considerable or even
small, see if there is anything you can remove from your list of monthly expenses (i.e., cable television or streaming video subscription) so you can devote that money to eliminating your debt. In addition, those with considerable debt should prioritize ending that debt over projects you want to tackle that aren’t exactly necessities. For example, if your kitchen is outdated but still safe and functional, postpone the kitchen remodel until you have eliminated your debt. Decide where you can cut costs. Chances are you’re estab-
lishing a budget because you have a specific financial goal in mind or because you examined last year’s financial statements and realized you fell short of your savings goals. So you likely know you need to cut some costs, and part of establishing a budget is deciding which costs you can cut. Some of the more common ways people cut costs at the dawn of a new year includes deciding to dine out less, canceling a cable television subscription See PLAN page 10...
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common sense and strong passwords to be sure their money stays safe, especially if they lose their phones.” The Federal Reserve estimates that a third of cell phone users will use mobile banking within the next year. Without taking precautions, many users could be opening themselves to potential fraud. BBB advises consumers to: 1. Install antivirus applications on your mobile device to protect yourself from viruses or malware when you download other applications or content; 2. Keep your passwords, personal information and bank account numbers private. Don’t share them with anyone unless you initiate the contact and you know you are dealing with your bank or its mobile application; 3. Don’t save passwords, personal identification num-
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lar, are increasingly turning to social media and store Web sites as a means to making food shopping decisions. According to the report “Moms as Food Shoppers: Grocery Store and Supercenter Patterns and Trends,” which was produced by Packaged Facts from data compiled by the Experian Simmons National Consumer Study, mothers are 43 percent more likely to go online to gather coupons and 38 percent more likely than other shoppers to look at store Web sites. Mothers also are using social media and store Web sites to plan their grocery store trips. They will scope out which stores are offering particular sales and plan shopping routes accordingly. With so many people relying on smartphones for myriad reasons, comparison shopping between stores and checking sales and coupons are a few other reasons women are turning to their phones. The number of apps that are geared to food shopping and meal preparation have increased in response to this developing trend. Several shopping list apps, such as Grocery IQ, Green Grocer, Shopper, and Grocery Gadget,
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have grown increasingly popular over the years. Some of these apps are integrated with major retailers and can use GPS positioning to match shoppers up with a nearby store. Some Web sites even make it easier for shoppers to prepare their favorite recipes. Certain recipe sites enable consumers to create a shopping list with a click of the mouse so that all of the necessary ingredients can quickly be added to a shopping list. In addition to identifying that Web site food browsing is an important component of the shopping process for many moms, the Experian study narrowed down some other preferences. * Organic foods: Thirtyone percent of moms now desire organic/natural foods, but not necessarily locally grown foods. * Convenience foods are still popular: Mothers are more inclined than others to use convenience foods, such as frozen waffles, pancakes, and complete packaged dinner mixes. Snacks and desserts are also bought and consumed in high volumes in family households. * Store brands: Moms are interested in value and will purchase store brands to save money. The Internet and social media has changed the way people shop and is also affecting how many women purchase foods for their families.
...PLAN from page 9 or removing premium channels from their package, driving less to save money on fuel and forgoing store-bought coffee for java they make at home. Each of these budget cuts can lead to substantial savings over a full year, and none of them are lifealtering to the point of lowering a person’s quality of life. Include savings into your budget. Living on a budget is not always easy, especially for those people who are not used to doing so. When establishing your budget, include weekly, bi-weekly and monthly savings goals into the budget. If you stick to this plan, you will have something to show for your financial discipline at the end of each month, and light at the end of the tunnel can be a motivating factor as you adapt to living on a budget. The new year is a great time to turn over a new financial leaf, and establishing a budget is a great way to get started on a path to a brighter financial future.
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SMMC Announces First Baby of New Year BIddeFOrd – Dr. Claire Danby delivered the first of nearly 600 children that will be born in 2013 at Southern Maine Medical Center at 4:57 p.m. on January 1. Melissa Williams and Dylan Simpson of Biddeford welcomed their 7 pound 5 ounce baby girl in the warmth and comfort of SMMC’s Birthing Suite, and Claira Rose Simpson earned the distinction of being SMMC’s first baby of the New Year. Claira Rose and her parents received a spectacular gift basket filled with items donated by SMMC, local businesses and community members. The basket included: a $100 gift from the SMMC Birthing Suite to add to her scholarship fund; baby’s first photos by Kelly Roy Photography; a $50 gift card to Target from SMMC’s Community Relations department; a pink stuffed teddy bear from the SMMC Ladies Auxiliary gift shop - The Pill Box; a beautiful large gift package from Altrusa Biddeford-Saco; a package of diapers from Similac; a tote bag with books and other great items from Maine Families; a $20 gift certificate from Nonesuch Books in Biddeford; a breastfeeding stool, diaper bag and storage containers from SMMC’s lactation department; a beautiful knitted set from Shirley Machinski; an Edible Delight Baby Arrangement valued at $55; diaper cake, clothing, toys, books, a lovely blanket, a spa package for Mom, a silver piggy bank and other miscellaneous items from SMMC’s Birthing Suite. “Nothing could have made us happier than to ring in the New Year with the birth of our second daughter. We would like to thank the staff for all their help and contributions. The Birthing Suite at SMMC and local businesses have made this a very special new year,” said Dylan and Melissa. In addition to the basket,
Claira Rose, along with all other Maine resident babies born in 2013, will be eligible to receive a $500 grant through the Harold Alfond College Challenge to start a NextGen College Investing Plan account. The Alfond Scholarship Foundation set up the grant program to help ensure access to higher education for all Maine’s children. All Maine resident babies may receive the grant if they are enrolled in NextGen on or before their first birthday.
There is no family income limit or requirement to contribute any of the family’s own money to receive the grant. For more information on the Harold Alfond College Challenge, please call 800-2283734 or visit www.500forbaby. org. For more information about NextGen, please call 800-228-3734 or visit www. famemaine.com/nextgen. Photo to the right: Claira Rose Simpson and fami ly (cour tesy photo)
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by Dr. Roland Baker. Sophia, weighing in at 8 pounds, 12 ounces and measuring 20 inches long, was welcomed by her two older sisters - Lauryn, 7 years old, and Emma who will turn 3 on January 11, as well as her maternal grandfather, Jack Judd of Massachusetts. The parents received a lovely gift basket from Goodall Hospital with all the essentials including diapers, wet wipes, a baby health care kit, safety kit, educational baby toys and
much more. In addition, as one of the first of Maine’s babies born in 2013, Sophia will be one of the first 2013 babies eligible for the Harold Alfond College Challenge to receive a $500 grant to start a NextGen College Investing Plan account. Katelyn expressed her gratitude to everyone at Goodall and said, “Dr. Baker is amazing; it was a long pregnancy, but we are happy to finally meet Sophia!”
Personal Care Companies Join Forces in York Harbor
YOrK HarBOr – Ameday Nails & Spa and Skin Studio are now open in York Harbor in the historical Lancaster Building. This new spa offers customized treatments in a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere. Amy Nguyen, owner of Ameday Nails & Spa, and Maureen Hopkins, owner of Skin Studio, worked together in 2006 at a day spa in Ogunquit. The two became great friends and, even after leaving the spa, they continued to connect and knew one day they would work together again. “My skin treatments are customized at every step focusing on the clients needs. It’s all about skin health and wellness,” Hopkins said. Always excited to attend post-graduate classes at the International Dermal Institute, Hopkins has lived by the ocean for years and cannot imagine life any other way.
The most asked question so far is “What is Ameday?” says Nguyen. “Because everybody deserves a ‘me’ day, my younger sister came up with that. She loves it when I pamper her and that’s how it all came about.” A peaceful oceanside retreat, the cottage-like environment assures a personal and relaxing experience. Services offered at Ameday Nails & Spa and Skin Studio include manicures, pedicures, skin care, make up, waxing and tinting. They use quality professional products such as OPI, CND, Dermalogica, and Glo Minerals. Ameday Nails & Spa and Skin Studio are located at 1 Varrell Lane, in York Harbor. They can be reached at 207361-3795 or info@amedayspa. com. You may also visit their website at www.amedayspa. com. (courtesy photo)
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Maine Native Brings Natural Fertility Treatments to York along with the high financial and emotional costs of infertility, couples are looking for answers. According to Bell, acupuncture is providing many couples with the help they need. She says, “Everyday I see the significant difference acupuncture makes when it comes to regulating menstrual cycles and improving hormonal health. Acupuncture is effective when used along side ART (Assisted Reproductive Technologies) or as a standalone therapy supporting natural conception. No matter what the circumstances, my treatments give women increased chances of conceiving.”
YOrK – After spending the last seven years in Cambridge, Massachusetts, honing her craft, Angela Bell has returned to Maine bringing acupuncture with her. She and her partner, a physical therapist, have opened sideby-side businesses on Route 1 in York and are now accepting new patients. In a time when more and more couples are struggling to get pregnant, acupuncture is getting increased attention. The CDC estimates that about 10 percent of women in the United States ages 15-44 have difficulty getting pregnant or staying pregnant. With the statistics growing,
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CARE Program Gets Boost From Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Foundation SaNFOrd – Goodall Hospital introduced the Collaboration Allows Real Empowerment (or CARE) program at the Center for Women’s Health in Sanford, thanks to funding from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation. The goal of the Goodall CARE program is to help expectant mothers take control of their health and the health of their growing baby. The program examines the barriers women face, including symptoms of depression, which can prevent them from engaging in sustained prenatal care, nutritional counseling, and mental health counseling. The patient is the center of the CARE team in which their healthcare providers and the CARE coordinator assess the patient’s non-medical deter-
minants of health and connect them and their partners with resources that may be helpful during their pregnancy and as they prepare to become a parent. “We are very excited about the CARE Program and look forward to helping connect more of our patients with the resources needed to ensure that they and their baby both have a bright future.” said Deanna Mullins, LMSW, director of the CARE program at Goodall Hospital. “This program would not be possible without the generous support of the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.” According to Dan Corcoran, president and general manager, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Maine, the new program will meet a critical need in the community. “We
strongly feel that this program will have a major positive impact upon new moms and their babies,” he said. “And we’re thrilled to be able to support the important work Goodall Hospital is doing.” For more information about Goodall’s CARE program, contact Deanna Mullins, 207-490-7036 or visit www.goodallhospital.org.
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maine Technology Institute launches Statewide Campaign
Working with community banks to assist tech-based businesses maINe – Recognizing the vital role that Maine’s community banks play in helping Maine small businesses succeed, Maine Technology Institute (MTI) has launched a campaign working with community banks across the state to help identify, fund, and grow promising local technology and innovation-based businesses. MTI will kick off the campaign by initially partnering with three Maine community banks to hold workshops on funding options available to small businesses. “Both MTI and Maine community banks pursue missions assisting in the growth of businesses, creating and retaining Maine jobs, as well as strengthening Maine’s econ-
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omy” said Catherine Marin, business innovation specialist at MTI. “We look forward to working with the community banks to help Maine businesses grow through investments in technology and innovation.” The three workshops are: Portland: January 23 at 9 a.m. - in conjunction with Camden National Bank at USM’s Abromson Center; Rockland: January 24 at 10 a.m. - in conjunction with The First, at 63 Union Street; Brewer: January 29 at 10 a.m. in conjunction with Machias Savings Bank, at 581 Wilson Street. To register, contact Jessica Watson at 207588-1015 or by email, jwatson@ mainetechnology.org. To learn more about MTI’s Maine Community Bank campaign, contact Marin at 207-203-2071 or by email at cmarin@mainetechnology.org.
auGuSTa – Kenneth Fletcher today announced he will be retiring from state government as the director of the governor’s energy office. Fletcher advised Governor Paul R. LePage for two years, focusing on initiatives that have both lowered energy costs and expanded options for Mainers in the energy market. “I truly appreciate the opportunity to have worked with Governor LePage on lowering Maine people’s energy costs. Governor LePage has clearly articulated the importance of lowering electricity prices while creating options for residents and businesses to control their total energy costs,” Fletcher said. Since 2010, the average price of electricity has decreased, reducing annual costs by more than $120 million. During this same period, energy options such as natural gas, biomass and high efficien-
cy electrical technologies have become more available to consumers, thereby lowering total energy costs. “Ken has been an asset not only to me, but all Mainers. He is an experienced professional who brought decades of managerial and technical knowledge to the table,” LePage said. “I thank him for his additional service to the people of Maine in this office and wish him the best in retirement.” Prior to his time in the governor’s energy office, Fletcher worked in the pulp and paper industry for more than 30 years. He served as a consultant providing managerial and technical expertise to a variety of companies throughout the United States. Fletcher, 67, will retire with his wife Mary-Ellen in Winslow. To coincide with Fletcher’s announcement Wednesday, LePage named the new energy
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Wells mcdonald’s donates $500 to PTSa
Plans “McTeachers’ Day” on January 19 Story and photo by Reg Bennett WellS – On January 5, the Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) at Wells Elementary School was presented with a check for $500 from McDonald’s restaurant in Wells. This was part of the restaurant’s celebration of its re-opening after recent exterior and interior renovations which began the first of November.
Gerald E. Allen, 88 WELLS – Gerald E. Allen, 88, of North Berwick Road, Wells, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family on Friday, January 4, 2013 at Sunnybrook Village in Brunswick; just ten days after the death of his loving wife, Viola. He was born in South Berwick, Maine, on June 23, 1924, the son of Carl and Lizzie (Kimball) Allen. He was a graduate of
At a noontime ceremony, Bob Hogan of the Hogan Company, owner-operator of 17 McDonald’s restaurants, including the McDonald’s in Wells, presented the check to PTSA member Stacy Robie who accepted the donation on behalf of her volunteer organization which supports education at WES. “It’s a huge benefit to the PTSA,” said Robie, secretary for the PTSA. “We’re very appreciative.” Robie was joined at the event with other PTSA
members and students of Wells Elementary School. Among those present representing McDonald’s included Ronald McDonald, Tim Moulton (director of operations for the Hogan Company), Wells McDonald’s restaurant manager Jerry O’Brien and supervisor Tracy Charles. “Well, I think it’s just all about giving back to the community,” said O’Brien about the donation to the PTSA. “That’s what we are, that’s See MCD page 26...
Obituaries North Berwick High School before marrying the love of his life, Viola Rose Moulton, to whom he was married for 62 years. Gerald also served his country during World War II. Gerald owned and operated Allen’s Used Cars in Wells for many years. More recently, he had enjoyed meeting people while collecting tolls at the Wells Beach parking lot. Gerald and Viola were fond of their morning breakfasts at the Café in North Berwick and their afternoon outings to McDonald’s in Wells, where they are remembered for their playful banter and reminiscing of the past. He was pre-deceased by his wife Viola Rose (Moulton) Allen on December 24, 2012. He is survived by a son, Dana Allen and his wife Kelly of South Berwick, a daughter Diane Sonoski and her husband James of Brunswick; four
Violet J. Roberts, 90 NORTH BERWICK – Violet J. Roberts, 90, of Lynn Street, North Berwick, died peacefully at home on January 4, 2013. She was born June 25, 1922 in Dennysville, Maine, grandchildren, Melissa Jones, Angela Verge, Chris Caswell and Andrea Boulanger as well as eight great-grandchildren. An hour of visitation was held on Wednesday, January 9, followed by funeral services at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, in North Berwick. Spring interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends who wish may contribute to the American Heart Association, 51 US Route 1, Suite M, Scarborough, ME 04074. Online condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.
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(l to r) Jerry O’Brien, Tracy Charles, Bob Hogan, Ronald McDonald, Crystal Coggeshall-Beyea (PTSA member), and Stacy Robie stand with children from Wells Elementary School as Hogan presents a check for $500 to Robie on behalf of the PTSA at Wells Elementary School
daughter of the late Willard and Julia (Lund) Jones. Violet grew up in Dennysville, where she met and married Lawrence Roberts of Whiting, Maine. She worked at the Eastport Sardine Factory as a packer and later worked at the Lady Helene Petticoat Factory. Violet and her husband moved from Eastport to Farmington, New Hampshire, where they both worked for and retired from Davidson Rubber, Co. Violet loved spending time with her family, especially hunting, fishing and camping. Later in life she looked forward to trips to Foxwoods with her grandson Stan and his wife Dawn and her daughter Evelyn. She was pre-deceased by her husband of 52 years, Lawrence Roberts; a son Lee, sonin-law Thomas Rice, sr. and grandson Thomas Rice, jr. Survivors include her daughter Evelyn Rice of North Berwick, daughter Marie Patch and her husband Roger of Middleton, New Hampshire; a brother and sister-in-law, six grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and 18 great-great grandchildren as well as many nieces and nephews. There will be no calling hours. A private graveside service is scheduled for the spring. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the North Berwick Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 324, North Berwick, ME 03906. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home in North Berwick. Online condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.
Dana M. Wade, 80 NORTH BERWICK – Dana M. Wade, 80, of North Berwick, Maine, passed away on December 27, 2012 after a long illness. Dana was born on May 20, 1932 in Livermore Falls, Maine, and raised there as well. His parents were Leander A. and Marion (Wyman) Wade. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn, daughter Jill, son Steven, his brother John and their respective families. Dana served his country during the Korean War in the U.S. Army; followed by graduating from Burdett College with an Associate’s Degree in Business. His entire career was in office management for John Hancock Life Insurance. His work locations included Portland, Maine, Burlington, Vermont, Lewiston, Maine, and Dover, New Hampshire. Dana enjoyed the outdoors, gardening, camping, Civil War History, genealogy and jazz music. He dedicated more than 25 years to the Boy Scouts of American, Troop 312. Dana and Marilyn participated in the “Volunteers in Parks” program at the Fort Sumter National Monument. All services will be at Spring Hill Restaurant, 117 Pond Road, South Berwick, Maine. Visitation will begin at 11:30 followed by a memorial service at 1:30 on Saturday January 12, 2013. Family Flowers Only. Donations in his Memory to Great Works Regional Land Trust or Boy Scout Troop 312 Camperships. For more information visit www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME. com.
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~ arts & entertainment ~ York Public library Presents “living downstream” YOrK – What if we are living downstream from death? What if there are possible carcinogens in the air we breathe, in the water we drink, in the clothing we wear and in the food we eat? What if, by educating ourselves, we could begin to change this? Join in on Friday, January 18, at 7 p.m., for a screening of “Living Downstream,” an eloquent and cinematic documentary film based on the acclaimed book by ecologist and cancer survivor Sandra Steingraber, Ph.D. This poetic film follows Steingraber during one pivotal year as she travels across North America, working to break the silence about cancer and its environmental links. After a routine cancer screening, she receives some worrying results and is thrust into a period of medical uncertainty. Thus, we begin two journeys with Steingraber: her private struggles with cancer and her public quest to bring attention to the urgent human rights issue of cancer prevention. But she is not the only one who is on a journey - the chemicals against which she is fighting are also on the move. We follow these invisible toxins as they migrate to some of the most beauti-
ful places in North America. We see how these chemicals enter our bodies and how, once inside, scientists believe they may be working to cause cancer. Several experts in the fields of toxicology and cancer research make important cameo appearances in the film, highlighting their own findings on two pervasive chemicals: atrazine, one of the most widely used herbicides in the world, and the industrial compounds, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Their work further illuminates the significant connection between a healthy environment and human health. At once Steingraber’s personal journey and her scientific exploration, “Living Downstream” is a powerful reminder of the intimate connection between the health of our bodies and the health of our air, land, and water. This film screening is a “York Reads 2012-2013” event and part of our celebration of the life and legacy of Rachel Carson. Copies of Carson’s book “Silent Spring” are available at the wholesale price of $10 at the Library. The York Public Library is located at 15 Long Sands Road in York.
artist of the month: Sue Wierzba KITTerY – Just Us Chickens will be showcasing the varied silk paintings, scarves, pillows and other accessories done by York artist, Sue Wierzba from Saturday, January 19, through Saturday, February 16, with an opening reception on January 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. Wierzba has been painting since 1990 in watercolor, colored pencil, pastel and Chinese brush. She especially loves painting flowers, seascapes and landscapes, some inspired by her gardens. When she discovered the medium of dyed silk in 2006, she was enamored with its vibrant colors, combined with a texture and weave, which she found gives brilliance, dimension and substance to her paintings. Wierzba and her husband moved to York in 2008 and fell in love with Maine’s beautiful coastline. In Summer 2008, she fulfilled one of her fondest dreams and attended a small painting workshop in Monet’s gardens in Giverny, France.
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Many of her most recent silk paintings are inspired by that trip. Today, Wierzba teaches workshops and classes and creates her silk paintings and accessories at her Bloomingsilk Studio in York and at York Art Association. She is a member of Silk Painter’s International, Maine Women in the Arts, York Art Association, Surface Design Association, Kittery Art Association, Maine Crafts Association and is a founding member of Fabulous Fibers. She has participated in many fiber art shows throughout New England. Just Us Chickens Gallery is now open Tuesdays-Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (courtesy photo)
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~ arts & entertainment ~ Seaglass Chorale’s New Season Starts January 13
Historical Society Opens Year with retrospective exhibit
Our Forebears of the Coast, the R iver Green, Ken nebun k por t. (photo by Robert A. Dennis)
KeNNeBuNKPOrT – The Kennebunkport Historical Society will begin its 2013 calendar with the exhibition, “Frank Handlen: A Retrospective.” The exhibition will open on Sunday, January 13, with a reception honoring the artist and his friends from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Pasco Center, 125 North Street, in Kennebunkport. Handlen has called Maine his home since 1940 when he followed the advice of his mentor
Frederick Judd Waugh and moved to Biddeford Pool. After working and painting there for many years, he moved to Kennebunkport. As a young man, he worked in Bernie Warner’s shipyard on the Kennebunk River and designed and built his own fortyfoot, sixteen ton topsail schooner, The Saltwind, on which he and his wife Mary sailed to the Bahamas one year. In addition to his paintings, Handlen also illustrated two books – “Seapiece The Story of a Maine Boy” by Will Beale and “The Story of Maine for Young Readers” by Melville Freeman and Estelle Hale Perry. For 22 years he was a Fellow of the American Society of Marine Artists, and his works are owned by private and corporate collectors as well as museums. Handlen’s evocative and rich marine paintings are widely known and admired. In the 1994, he was commissioned to create the heroic bronze statue, Our Forbears of the Coast, which stands on Kennebunkport’s River Green. The exhibition in the Pasco Gallery will include works from both private and public collections. This retrospective exhibition which will be open Tuesday through Friday, from 10 a.m. to
KeNNeBuNK – The Seaglass Chorale invites adults that love to sing to join the choir. Founded in 1993, the Seaglass Chorale is a non-auditioned choral group with members from southern Maine. “The Seaglass repertoire spans classical and popular music,” said Jean Strazdes, artistic director. “From Gershwin and Cole Porter to such challenging works as Beethoven’s “Missa Solemnis,” Vivaldi’s “Gloria” and “Magnificat” and the Brahms’ “Requiem,” Seaglass choristers 4 p.m. (through March 22) will feature all aspects of Handlen’s work including pastels, oil paintings, sculptures, and plans for his ship, The Saltwind. The Kennebunkport Historical Society owns and administers the Town House School and the Pasco Center, both located at 125-135 North Street, and White Columns at 8 Maine Street. The Society offers history and art programs throughout the year and works to promote local history for residents and visitors to the Kennebunks. For more information, contact the Kennebunkport Historical Society at 207-967-2751 or on the web at www.kporthistory.org
enjoy the fellowship that comes from a shared love of music and the joy it brings to others.” The choir performs each season at local and regional venues often with concerts that support important community organizations. The program for our spring concerts is “Bernstein and Sondheim on Broadway, with a touch of classical.” Rehearsals are scheduled every Sunday evening at 6 p.m. at Holy Cross Church on Lord Street in Kennebunk. If you would like to join this family of choristers, come to the January 13 rehearsal, or call 207-985-8747 for more information. Founded in 1993, the Seaglass Chorale is a non-auditioned adult choral group that represents some 20 southern Maine communities, performing at regional venues. Seaglass has performed internationally as well. The choir traveled to Italy in 1997, singing at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome (the Vatican), Pisa and Venice. The chorale performed by invitation at the 2000 Innsbruck Festival in Austria followed by concerts in Italy and Hungary. In 2004, the choir went to the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, and in 2011, the chorus sang at Lincoln Center in New York City.
~ real estate ~ (207) 646-8301 510 Webhannet Drive Moody Point / Wells, ME 04090 WELLS: Updated, 4 bedroom, splitentry home with two-car garage, sun room, deck, two full baths, and short walk to Ell pond. $199,900
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Berwick • Beautifully appointed, single floor living Ranch with master suite with garden and shower tub, large walk-in closet, lots of kitchen cabinets, dining area with sliders to back deck, open living room, attached over-sized garage, corner lot, great Berwick location. Asking $184,900 South Berwick • 1981 Cape in Old Mill neighborhood. 3 BRs, 2 BAs, 1st flr laundry, solarium w/ passive heat, kitchen open to LR, new gas hot water heater, 1st flr BR, 3 types of heat, lots of storage, attached over-sized 2-car garage w/ storage above, shed workshop, well-landscaped, stonewalls, enclosed patio and close to highways, schools, shopping and hospitals. Asking $239,000
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NOrTH BerWICK – meet Frankie… Frankie is a young adult male, honey-colored sweetheart of a boy that is looking for a family. He is vaccinated, neutered, wormed, Front-lined and has passed his wellness exam. Frankie is a gentle giant, playful, very loving and is good with other cats, non-aggressive dogs, and children of all ages. Frankie’s want list is short: he would like a few kitty toys to bat around, a
Safe Haven Humane Society WellS – Tessa and Teddy are brother and sister even though you wouldn’t know it by their looks. Tessa is a lovely blue-eyed, chocolate point Siamese mix, and
sunny window to set in, a load of good food and occasionally a few treats. If you have wanted to make a real difference, Frankie would so like to meet with you on Saturday adoption day.
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Teddy is a handsome short-haired brown tabby. You’ll have to come in and see them! These three yearold kitties have been through more than any cat deserves. Many people want to adopt the beautiful Siamese mix, Tessa, until they learn that sometimes she urinates on the floor. People have been interested in just adopting Teddy as well, but Tessa’s world revolves around her big brother Teddy, and she’d be lost without him. Because he was declawed, Teddy will occasionally use his
WeST KeNNeBuNK – Sammy Sammy is as beautiful on the inside as she is out. She is one of the sweetest 2 ½ year olds around. It doesn’t matter whether you are playing a nice game of catch, or just lounging about. Sammy likes to play, and tennis balls, kongs, and bones are her favorites. This girl loves to go for car rides so going to
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teeth if he gets over stimulated by too much play. But just saying no makes him stop. Teddy is devoted to his sister Tessa but sometimes uncomfortable around other cats. They would be best as the only two kitties in the house. Safe Haven will help you make this happen. The usual adoption fee will be waived once you’re approved and we would provide lifetime medical care for Tessa for any urinating issues.
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SPORTS Shooting for a Cure WellS – The annual “Shootin’ for a Cure” will be on January 19 at the Ronco Gym in Wells. The girls’ basketball program (grades 5 through varsity team) will be each shooting 50 foul shots on that day. The girls get sponsors and try to raise at least $100 each. Restaurants in the community donate an amazing amount of food, and people can come eat throughout the day. Also, they have a huge raffle that is on display as you enter the
school with prizes ranging from restaurant gift certificates, pink UGGs, sneakers, jewelry and Celtics tickets. Also, they have a breast cancer survivor who came to speak with the girls last year while she was in the middle of her chemotherapy treatments, and she is returning this year in remission to see and speak with the girls. If anyone would like to sponsor a girl, contact Judy Moody via email pmoodyjr@ maine.rr.com or call 207-2513735. (courtesy photo)
marshwood Ski Team Gains momentum By Kimberly Mills Weekly Sentinel intern Edited by Timothy Gillis SOuTH BerWICK – The Marshwood High School ski team is “one to watch out for,” according to Riley Wilber, the captain for the girl’s squad. Their theme for this season is “Better Every Day,” and they are prepared to bring their A-game. This winter, the “ultimate goal is a State Championship. I feel that without that reach goal in the picture somewhere, you lose some competitive edge,” said Andy Dorais, head coach for the team. However, to reach this objective, it will take lots of hours of practice at Mt. Abram in Greenwood every Sunday for the 8 to 12 races the team competes in yearly. At a typical practice, the focus is on “the technique of regular skiing,” said Brittany Bossi, a returning skier this season. Drills such as slalom and giant slalom, the two types of races the team competes in, are run, along with “gates,” which help the team to “learn the basics of racing,” said Wilber. The boys are looking to continue their winning streak. With co-captains Dakota Greenblatt
International Fire, Police & Military Winter Games auGuSTa – The Maine Army and Air National Guard hockey teams will compete for bragging rights at this year’s International Fire, Police and Military Winter Games when they face off on Friday, January 11, at 11:50 a.m. at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston, with the championship game on January 13. The games benefit Shriner’s Hospitals for Children – Boston. For more information, visit the website at www.ifpwg.com.
and Hayden Pearson, they have three consecutive SMAA titles under their belt, and are working towards another. The only race they have lost “in the past (few) years is the State Championship,” said Dorais, who is hoping to keep the team’s consistency up. For the girls, last season was a building year, and they are hoping to “win a handful of regular season races,” Dorais said. Marshwood’s ski team has proved themselves a force to be
reckoned with in the past, and they are “excited to get out there and win some” races, Wilber said. The public is encouraged to try to make it to “at least one race. The fan presence really does motivate the team,” said Dorais. For more information about the team’s competitions, visit their website at www.marshwoodskiteam.com.
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~ Calendar of events ~ Friday, January 11 Cancer awareness Night
York athletic teams will be holding their 3rd annual Cancer Awareness Night at York High School. 3:30 pm First Team Boys v Wells; 5 pm Varsity Boys v Wells; 6:30 pm Varsity Girls v Wells; Halftime of boys varsity game: CRES Dribbling Team; 6:15 pm ChuckA-Duck; Halftime of girls varsity game: Pictures and Silent Auction Item, and CRES Dribbling Team. Food provided by Ruby’s Wood Grill and York Hospital. All proceeds benefit the York Hospital Breast Cancer and Living Well Program.
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At the Wells/Ogunquit Senior Center, every Saturday for the months of January and February from 9 am to 4 pm. Free lunch, entertainment and fun. Play cards or games.
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Join South Berwick Recreation for a fun night of skating at Churchill Rink at Jackson’s Landing, 9 Piscataqua Road, in Durham, from 7
to 8:30 pm. This event is open to all MSAD 35 familes and friends. The cost is $3 per person/all ages. Many rental skates are available in children’s size; however, adult rentals 8+ are limited. FMI: Sharon Brassard at 207-384-3306.
Sunday, January 13 Seacoast ruggers
At 2 pm. Free and open to the public, a reception for the Seacoast Ruggers, a group dedicated to the art of Rug Hooking. Bring a friend or senior loved one to Kitter y Estates and meet the Seacoast Ruggers. They are a group that has been part of the rug hooking community for over 20 years. The group, from beginners to experts, meets on the third Thursday of the month at Yorkshire Commons from 11 am to 3 pm, October to May. The group meets and hears from speakers that help them improve in their craft, share ideas and enjoy the company of folks who enjoy the same hobby. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP by Friday, January 11 if you will be attending the 2 pm reception.
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Wednesday, January 16 author-Illustrator to Visit Berwick academy
Berwick Academy will host wellknown local children’s book author and illustrator Jane Cowen-Fletcher at 10:30 am. Jane will read her books “Nell’s Elf” and “Farmer Will” for this morning event at the Jackson Library on the campus of Berwick Academy. They welcome parents and children, pre-school age through grade 1 (and little ones too!) for this free event. Jane CowenFletcher is an award winning author and illustrator who has been creating children’s picture books for almost twenty years. Her titles include: “Mama Zooms” and “It Takes a Village” published by Scholastic Press, and “Baby Angels” by Candlewick Press. Her ninth book “Baby Be Kind,” also published by Candlewick Press, was released in the fall of 2012. FMI: www.janecowenfletcher.com.
Thursday, January 17 Our Schools Our Future
Our Schools Our Future, of Sanford, will be hosting its first membership social from 6 to 7:30 pm. The social will be held at the Goodall Memorial Library Community Room in Sanford. This is an evening for all parents of Sanford students, Sanford youth, and Sanford community members that live or work in Sanford and would like to know more about getting involved in the Sanford schools through volunteer opportunities, committees, book clubs, and work groups, and leadership opportunities. Our Schools Our Future will be hosting a monthly social for all parents, youth, and community members to join in for an interactive and fun evening. Child care and refreshments will be provided. FMI: Kristen Wiegand at kwiegand@strongersanford.org.
Saturday, January 19 Turkey Supper
The First Parish Federated Church, 150 Main Street, in South Berwick, will host their monthly turkey supper from 4 to 6 pm in the Church Vestry. Menu includes turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, beverages,
and dessert. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under, 5 and under free.
Talk on libya
At 2 pm, the Maine Chapter of the Association for Intelligence Officers will hear a talk by Dr. Ali Ahmida, chairman of the Sociology Department at the University of New England. Ahmida, who was born in Libya, will speak about the geographical and tribal divisions of Libya, the eventual result of the “Arab Spring,” and the relationship of Libya’s government to the extremist groups which have entered the country. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at the Brick Store Museum Program Center, 2 Dane Street, in Kennebunk. For more information, call 207-967-4298.
Public Seminar on Family Communication
At 2 pm. Come to Kittery Estates for an honest and open discussion on how to speak with loved ones and family members about taking next steps in life. Kittery Estates will host family therapist Ashlee Eikelboom LMFT. She will lead a discussion
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dear Computer lady, My Windows 7 computer goes into power saving mode too quickly for my taste. I can’t even go grab a cup of coffee without having to clear the screen saver when I get back, and it isn’t long after that before it goes to sleep. I thought I changed the settings so it wouldn’t do this as quickly, but apparently I didn’t find the right place or make the right change. You probably have other readers with the same issue who would benefit from your exceptional knowledge on this small, but annoying, matter. Thanks, Dennis dear dennis, There are two places where you need to make changes. One place for the screensaver, and another for the power settings. Lets start with the screensaver. 1. Click on the Start Orb, then click on “Control Panel” in the right column. 2. In the Control Panel, click on “Appearance and Personalization.” 3. In the “Personalization” section, click on “Change Screen Saver.” 4. Enter the number of
minutes you want the computer to wait before screen saver comes on and click the “OK” button at the bottom of the dialog box. Now for the power settings. 1. Return to the Control Panel, and click on “Hardware and Sound.” 2. Click on “Power Options.” 3. You will see one or more power plans available. One of them has already been selected. Click the link that says, “Change Plan Settings” for your selected power plan. 4. Here you will be able to change the length of time before the computer turns off the display, and before it goes into sleep mode. 5. Select the times you desire, and click the “Save Changes” link at the bottom. Your computer should now be able to stay awake when you want it to. Elizabeth dear Computer lady, I would like to know how to put mp3 songs on a flash drive so that they play back in random order. I’ve tried to use random in mmp to no avail. Thanks, Bob dear Bob,
Playing music files in random order is not a function of how the files are stored on either your flash drive or any other storage media. Playing your music files in random order is done by your music playing software. I am not familiar with a music software called “mmp.” In fact, I googled it and did not find anything, so I can’t give you step by step directions. You should be able to look for a setting called “shuffle” in most music players. Turning on the “shuffle” setting will set your music to play in a random order. Elizabeth dear Computer lady, A good friend has a laptop where she no longer can see the white that identifies each key. If you look straight down at the keys, you can identify the key as a j or d etc. But looking from the side because the white it gone, she can’t see what each letter stands for. I guess the oil from her hands has washed away the white part. Do you know of some material that can fill in the lettering? Because it is a laptop, she just can’t buy a new keyboard. Thanks for you help, George
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dear George, I don’t know of any material that can fill in the lettering, but you could always write on the keys with a marker. You can also purchase stick on letters for her keyboard. I found plenty of choices on Amazon.com and I’m sure you can find them in your local office supply store as well. Elizabeth dear elizabeth, I just purchased a new Lenovo computer with windows 7 to replace my HP that had XP. The old computer had 2 trays, and I knew how to burn on that computer using Roxio. With this computer it has only one (1) tray. I’m confused because some tell me to use windows media player, others say use DVD maker, others say go to start, others say download a free version of Roxio. What do you think is the simplest way? Please help; I’m really confused.
what McDonald’s is, that’s what McDonald’s does all over the United States, all over the world. So we like to play a big part in that. That’s something we take a lot of pride in.” But, generosity to WES does not end with this donation. Charles emphasized that January 19 is designated as ‘McTeacher’s Day’ at the Wells McDonald’s. On that day, 20 percent of all sales from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. will be donated to the PTSA. According to Charles, the restaurant is also offering specials throughout January and the raffle of a snow blower on February 1. From donations and funds raised through their activities, the PTSA is able to
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dear Vic, The simplest way to burn a CD or DVD is the way that you are familiar with. I almost always use Roxio to burn CDs and DVDs. It is fairly easy to use, and for me at least, has a higher success rate than using just Windows. Even though your new computer has only one optical drive, you will still be able to copy disks using Roxio. The program has the ability to copy from the source disk, then it will prompt you to replace it with a blank disk, and will burn the copy on the blank disk. I didn’t find a free copy of Roxio on their website, but they do have a basic version for burning and copying for under $30. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at: www.askthecomputerlady.com/ questions.
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or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
39 month lease with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
$
2011 TITAN SV FINANCE KCFOR MONTH
1MIILES OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. #12013 VIN ENDING IN: 651096
PER MONTH SUPER Blue, 18K, Auto, CLEAN 1 OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. Alloys, Keyless Entry, VINCD ENDING IN: 452892 PW,#31462 PL, AM/FM #P183WR
18,653 14,976 20,999 Stk. #N13193B OR BUY FOR
$
OR BUY FOR
2011 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS White, 23K, Auto, 75 months with $1,999 cash Alloys, Keyless Entry, or trade due @ signing. $600 PW, PL, AM/FM/CD $ Stk. #N13406A college grad included.
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or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
$
2010 HYUNDAI TUCSON GLS
LIKE NEW Gray, 19K, Auto, 75 months with $1,999 cash AWD, Alloys, or trade Loaded, PW,due PL @ signing. $600 Stk. #P9181WR college grad included.
36 month lease with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
75 months $1,999 cashIT! THIS IS NOT A with LEASE! YOU OWN
15,972
75 months $1,999 cashIT! THIS IS NOT A with LEASE! YOU OWN
OR BUY22,300 FOR
MPG 36 month lease with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
Somersworth Nissan
75 months $1,999 cashIT! THIS IS NOT A with LEASE! YOU OWN
#31462 VIN ENDING IN: 452892
16,995
$
OPEN 7 DAYS
or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.
S O M E R285 SWO R T108, H NSomersworth, I S S A N C E R TNH IFIE U S E D C A R C E N T E ARWEEK Rte. • D 603-692-5200 THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
MON-THURS TIL 8PM FRI-SAT TIL 6PM
Visit hours a day, 7N days OMER Sus W24O R FORD T HFOCUS ISES Sa week S A at: N SomersworthNissan.com C E R2011 T IKIA F SPORTAGE IED USED R TITAN C E SV NKCTSUNDAYS E R TILSUPER 2004 SUBARU S IMPREZA 2008 5PM LOW C A2011
Green, 2004 SUBARU IMPREZA Auto, PW, Green, PL, A/C, CD Auto, PW, Stk. #N13136A PL, A/C, CD Stk. #N13136A
ONLY 48K
$ $
2003 2003 NISSAN NISSAN ALTIMA ALTIMA 2.5S 2.5S Red, Auto, Red, Auto, PW, PW, PL, PL, A/C, CD Stk. Stk. #N13135B #N13135B
Silver, SES 2008 FORD FOCUS Auto, Alloys, Roof,
ONLY 36K
Brown, 23K, 2011 KIA SPORTAGE 6spd, PW, PL,
MIILES LOW
Blue, Auto, 2011 TITAN SVAlloys, KC18K, Keyless Entry,
CLEAN SUPER CLEAN
*All prices and payments based on in-stock units. All prices exclude tax, title, destination and marketing assessment. Prices after all applicable rebates.
ONLY 48K
9,948 9,948
MGR MGR SPECIAL SPECIAL
$
6,584 6,584
Silver, PW, PL, A/C, CD Auto, Alloys, Roof, Stk. PW, #N13196A PL, A/C, CD Stk. #N13196A
2008 2008 FORD FORD ESCAPE ESCAPE XLT XLT
Blue, 57K, Blue, 57K, Auto,Alloys, Roof, Auto,Alloys, Roof, PW, PL, A/C, CD Stk. #P9169A #P9169A Stk.
ONLY 36K
11,471 11,471
$ $
4X4 4X4
14,956
$
Brown, 23K,
A/C, 6spd,CD PW, PL, Stk. #N13193B A/C, CD Stk. #N13193B
38 38 MPG MPG
$
2010 2010 HYUNDAI HYUNDAI TUCSON TUCSON GLS GLS
15,972
$
22,300 22,300
$
Blue, 18K, Auto, PW, PL,Keyless AM/FMEntry, CD Alloys, #P183WR PW, PL, AM/FM CD #P183WR
$
2011 HYUNDAI HYUNDAI ELANTRA ELANTRA GLS GLS 2011 White, 23K, Auto, Auto, White, 23K, Alloys, Keyless Entry, Entry, Alloys, Keyless PW, PL, AM/FM/CD Stk. #N13406A #N13406A Stk.
17,483 17,483
$
MIILES
Somersworth Somersworth Nissan Nissan
285 Rte. 108, Somersworth, NH • 603-692-5200
285 Rte. 108, Somersworth, NH • 603-692-5200 SomersworthNissan.com
Visit us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at:
*All prices and payments on in-stock units.a Allweek prices exclude tax, title, destination and marketing assessment. Prices after all applicable rebates. Visit us 24 hoursbased a day, 7 days at: SomersworthNissan.com
*All prices and payments based on in-stock units. All prices exclude tax, title, destination and marketing assessment. Prices after all applicable rebates.
Gray, 19K, Auto, Auto, Gray, 19K, AWD, Alloys, AWD, Alloys, Loaded, PW, PL Stk. #P9181WR #P9181WR Stk.
LIKE NEW NEW LIKE
16,995 16,995
$
OPEN 7 DAYS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
A WEEK
MON-THURS TIL 8PM FRI-SAT TILTIL 6PM MON-THURS 8PM SUNDAYS TIL 5PM
FRI-SAT TIL 6PM SUNDAYS TIL 5PM
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~ Puzzles ~
ClueS aCrOSS 1. Winter capital of Kashmir 6. So. African Music Awards 11. The Bay State 14. A disorderly crowd 15. Actress Greta 16. Expression of surprise 18. Storybook elephant 21. John Jacob __, capitalist 23. Mulled wine 25. Membrane around the lungs 26. Shows how something works 28. Canonized 29. Layers bonded together 31. A vessel or duct 34. The fire had been ___ 35. Female sibling
36. Israeli capital 39. Blocked in fencing 40. 98942 WA 44. Gasoline hydrocarbon rating 45. Light snacks with drinks 47. Supplementing with difficulty 48. Am. composer & diarist Ned 50. A waterproof raincoat 51. Accumulate a large quantity 56. Am. Newspaper Assoc. 57. Butterfly collector 62. __ and Venzetti 63. Female servants ClueS dOWN 1. Poked at
2. Equally 3. Manuscript (abbr.) 4. Periodical (slang) 5. Fiddler crabs 6. Hero sandwich 7. Volcanic mountain in Japan 8. Of I 9. Indicates position 10. Legislative acts 11. Low sustained cry 12. Human resources (abbr.) 13. Supported by a prop 14. Megabyte 17. 9/11 Memorial designer Michael 19. The years someone has existed
20. Distilled from fermented molasses 21. a.k.a. 22. Estonian kroon = 100 24. The sun 25. Wide metal cooking vessel 27. Caesar or cobb 28. Building lots 30. 1/1000 inch 31. Apexes 32. Firth of Clyde’s largest island 33. Bringing suit 36. Forsyth novel “The Day of The ___” 37. Perceive with the eyes 38. Was introduced to 39. Lines of verse
41. Household god (Roman) 42. Military mailbox 43. Challenge aggressively 46. Posted 49. One thousandth of an ampere 51. General’s assistant (abbr.) 52. Bovine sound 53. Associated press 54. Opposite of LTM 55. A very large body of water 58. Ma’s partner 59. Integrated circuit 60. Rhode Island 61. Potato state
Answers to last week’s puzzles
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM KIA OF SOMERSWORTH
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A NEW 2012 OR 2013 KIA, YOU WILL RECEIVE A
32” FLAT SCREEN TV OR IPAD OR 4 SKI PASSES
ALL NEW KIAS COME WITH A LIFETIME POWERTRAIN WARRANTY *See dealer for details! NEW 2013 KIA STK# 3563
SORENTO LX AWD
RATE AS LOW AS
1.24%
MSRP $27,190 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $695 CUSTOMER CASH – $1,500 COMPETITIVE BONUS – $500 MILITARY BONUS – $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE – $750
NEW 2012 KIA STK# S3447
SAVE 3,945
$
BUY FOR $23,245 OR
$
329/MO*
SPORTAGE LX AWD
RATE AS LOW AS
SAVE 2,680
$
1.24%
10 YEAR 5 YEAR / 5 YEAR / 5 YEAR /
STK# 3628
SOUL
SAVE $ 860
WE HAVE A TON TO CHOOSE FROM! MSRP $17,464 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $560 MONTH OF JANUARY DISCOUNT – $200
NEW 2012 KIA STK# 3417
BUY FOR $16,704 OR LEASE
$
138/MO*
FORTE EX 5DR
RATE AS LOW AS
SAVE 3,572
$
1.24%
MSRP $24,575 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $930 COMPETITIVE BONUS – $500 MILITARY BONUS – $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE – $750
• • • •
NEW 2013 KIA
WE GUARANTEE TO BEAT ANY KIA DEALER OR YOU WILL RECEIVE $200 CASH FROM US! *See dealer for details!
BUY FOR $21,895 OR
$
299/MO*
MSRP $19,840 REBATE – $1,500 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $822 MILITARY BONUS – $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE – $750
NEW 2013 KIA STK# 3629
RIO LX 5DR
MSRP $17,320 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $735 COMPETITIVE BONUS – $1,000 MILITARY BONUS – $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE – $750
NEW 2012 KIA STK# S3509
BUY FOR $15,335 OR LEASE
$
OPTIMA LX
SAVE 3,046
1.24% BUY FOR $17,518 OR
$
199/MO*
MSRP $22,060 KIA OF SOMERSWORTH DISCOUNT – $796 COMPETITIVE BONUS – $1,000 MILITARY BONUS – $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE – $750
12 TO CHOOSE FROM
BUY FOR $19,014 OR
NO CREDIT APPLICATION REFUSED! GUARANTEED HIGHEST VALUE TRADE-IN! WE REFUSE TO BE UNDER SOLD BY ANYONE!
* Upon approval with Kia Motors Finance Credit for lease or purchase. 39 Months, 12K miles per year, on lease or 60 months on purchase. $2995 Down in cash or trade. Tax and documentation is not included. We reserve the right to correct any typos in pricing. See dealer for complete details. Offers expire 1/31/13.
SOMERSWORTH 375 Rt 108 • Somersworth, NH www.kiasomer swor th.com
603-692-1699
Hours: Mon to Thur 8:30am-8pm / Fri 8:30am-6pm / Sat 9am-5pm / Sun 11am-5pm
108/MO* $
RATE AS LOW AS
/ 100,000 MILE - LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY 60,000 MILE - LIMITED BASIC WARRANTY 100,000 MILE - LIMITED ANTI-PERFORATION WARRANTY 60,000 MILE - 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
KIA
SAVE 1,985
$
$
259/MO*
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We have TWO full-service websites so online shopping is a breeze with us! Check out all the latest vehicles – new and pre-owned, learn about sales and service specials, apply for worry-free financing AND SO MUCH MORE!
24/7 ONLINE SHOPPING MEANS IT’S SO EASY TO BUY A VEHICLE AT DOVER HONDA AND DOVER CHEVY!
5 Dover Point Rd. Dover, NH 03820
1-800-258-1448 Shop us online 24 hours a day www.DoverHonda.com Mon-Thurs: 9am - 8pm, Fri: 9am - 6pm Sat: 9am - 5pm, Sun: 11am - 4pm
029-0912-DAW-ShopOnline
5 Dover Point Rd. Dover, NH 03820
1-800-396-8109 Shop us online 24 hours a day www.DoverChevy.com
Plus title, tax, license, acquisition, and admin fee. First monthís payment due at signing. EPA highway mileage estimate. Use for comparison purposes only. Actual mileage will vary. See dealer for details.
Mon-Thurs: 9am - 8pm, Fri: 9am - 6pm Sat: 9am - 5pm, Sun: 11am - 4pm
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439 US Route One York, ME 03909
®
REALTY ONE
Office: 207.363.2497 N O
and
84 School St (intersection of Rt 1) Ogunquit, ME 03907 Each Office is Owned Independently
E L I O T
L E B A N O N
B E R W I C K Fabulous investment opportunity! Well-maintained, 3 unit apartment building, downtown with plenty on-and-off street parking. Quaint locale just minutes away from major industry in Maine and NH. Additional office unit. Pays for itself! $205,000 Gail Benson 207-251-0632
Numerous possibilities! Five detached buildings presently housing autos, boats, RVs, 1 resident, 1 barn converted to office, 1 retail used as gift shop, 1 building lot, and potential subdivision. All on 28 acres. See MLS 1047741 and 1048735. $599,000 Jean Kovacs 207-408-1822
Y O R K
(207) 646-4546
WATERFRONT! Opportunity abounds with this Piscataqua River front property on .23 acres on a quiet street, just a stroll up from the marina. Some “old world” features and the possibilities are endless! $279,900 Julie OʼConnor 207-467-0284
LUXURY PROPERTY OF THE WEEK OGUNQUIT
Spacious Colonial in York riverfront community. Public water and sewer. Boat ramp access to York River! Windows replaced in 2005. New roof. Assessed at $316,900. Good value now! Over-sized lot. $300,000
Luxury throughout this thoughtfully designed town home situated on a private lot overlooking the Josias River. Perfect combination of formal and informal living space. You can walk to everything from your year round or seasonal getaway! $749,000 Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717
Diane Wyman 207-252-3236
W E L L S
W E L L S
Year round, 1250 SF, 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home at Yankee Commons. Private lot. Very nice condition. Motivated sellers! $79,000
Sunny and inviting, 3 BR home with open concept kitchen on a quiet culde-sac. Spacious master BR en-suite with great amenities. Easy access to I-95, with no Route One summer traffic. Close to NH. $235,000
3 BR Ranch home with large, 2-car, detached garage. Many possibilities – Room for toys or work from home! Large open lot, lovely porch, open concept, close to beaches and Route One. $175,000
Joanne Stone 207-363-2497 x125
Julie OʼConnor 207-467-0284
Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717
K I T T E R Y
THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND...
ELIOT .23 Acres on the water! $279,900 Julie OʼConnor 207-467-0284
OGUNQUIT .35 Acres. Walk to all! Gail Benson 207-251-0632
MOODY LOT $349,900 Bob Davis 207-251-2819
YORK 3.4 Acres. $114,900 Jimmy Hager 207-361-7169
KITTERY LOTS 10 Acres. $94,900 20 Acres. $249,900 Bill Conda 207-450-5030
WELLS LOT Just off Route 1. $112,500 George Wilson 207-251-2941
WELLS 50 Acres. $374,900 Bob Maneely 207-337-2708
YORK Clay Hill Road. Lots 4, 8.3 acres. $139,000 - $249,000 George Wilson 207-251-2941
www.yorkmaine.com www.joinremax.com