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Project Lifesaver Program Offers Peace of Mind OGUNQUIT – Guest speaker, Matt Buttrich from the Ogunquit Police Department provided details of the Project Lifesaver program to members of the Rotary Club of Ogunquit. The recently implemented rapid response program is a tool

Matt Buttrich from the Ogunquit Police Department presented the Project Lifesaver program at the Rotary Club of Ogunquit in January. Rotary club president, Joe Boyle is pictured with Buttrich.

used in searching and locating lost individuals who, for reasons such as AlzheimerĂ•s, Autism, and Down Syndrome, tend to wander away from home, schools, camps and other places. Most people who wander tend to gravitate toward water when they are lost, which only exemplifies the importance of locating them as soon as possible. Participants are given a wristband transmitting device that picks up signals approximately ž to 1 mile away. The transmitter emits an automatic tracking signal every second, 24 hours a day and can track

on the ground or in the air. The scanner will beep as it picks up the signal and gets stronger and louder as the searcher gets closer to the missing individual. Although free to the participant, the Project Lifesaver program costs about $5,000 to launch in a community, as well as funds for training and wrist devices. Auburn and Ogunquit, the only communities in Maine that use the program, were able to get grant funding. For more information, call the Ogunquit Police Department at 207-361-8551 or visit www.projectlifesaver.org.

Gordon McCulloh Makes Eagle Scout WEST KENNEBUNK Gordon McCulloh was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout in a ceremony at the West Kennebunk Masonic Lodge on December 22, 2014. McCulloh is a member of Troop 304, which has advanced almost half a dozen Eagle Scouts over the past few years. Fewer than 3 percent of all scouts make it to scouting highest and most prestigious rank.

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McCulloh has been a scout for almost eight years, starting as a cub scout. He has participated in numerous camping and hiking expeditions, as well as many service projects. Early in 2014 he went to the Florida Sea Base Island camp, where he camped for a week in the wilderness. The highlight of the trip was catching a shark. In order to become an Eagle Scout a boy must complete many merit badges and complete a self-financed community project. McCulloh raised money for his project by offering car washes and led the troop

in building three rugged park benches, which were donated to the town of Kennebunk. After a series of short speeches by several scout leaders, McCullohÕ medal was pinned on him by his Grandfather, Paul McCulloh. "Grandpa McCulloh" was a scout in the 1930s and during World War Two, where he served as a 'war scout' doing civil defense work. After being pinned, McCulloh thanked Mr. Janieck and Mr. Curran who had been the leaders for Troop 304 during his advancement. He especially thanked Jim Corbett, who over-

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age winds of 50 knots, with gusts reaching over 70 knots. Snow accumulated at a steady rate on the ship and visibility was less than a mile. Despite being in sheltered waters, ÔRelianceÕ experienced 6 to 8 foot seas that exceeded 12 feet at times. Seaman Ryan Bautista exclaimed, ÒThere were really powerful winds that were throwing us off course and we couldnÕt go outside because the conditions were so dangerous.Ó ÔRelianceÕ is scheduled to continue patrolling the North Atlantic and Gulf of Maine until the end of February.

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OGUNQUIT – Nicole Moody was a guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Ogunquit in early January. She was a recipient of the Norm Wilkinson Scholarship and is currently attending the University of New Hampshire. Nicole is in the Nursing and Honors program. Tuition at the University of New Hampshire is at $40,000/ year, but since Nicole was an A student in High School, she received the Presidential Scholarship, Norm Wilkinson Scholarship and other assorted funds. Her out-of-pocket tuition this

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William Fogg Library Louise Hay's "You Can Heal Your Life" Movie and Talk Hosted by Donna Tobey on Saturday, February 7, at 2 p.m. “You Can Heal Your Life" by Louise Hay, has a recurrent theme of survival and overcoming life's struggles by consistently practicing positive thinking and the law of attraction. Donna Tobey is certified, licensed and approved as Heal Your LifeŽ Workshop Leader in accordance with the high standards licensing agreement with the leader in new age publishing, Louise Hay’s, Hay

House, Inc. Space is limited, so please call or stop by the library to sign up.

For More Information Contact the library at 207-4399437 or visit www.william-fogg. lib.me.us.

Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library Retirement Planning Thursday, February 5, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., the library will present a series focusing on long-term care, Medicare, retirement plan-

ning, estate planning and social security. Each meeting will be offered in an "open forum" format with a specialist in his/her appropriate field of expertise. These individuals will be there to answer questions and help create a plan to protect you and the ones you love. No registration required.

For More Information Contact the library at 207-9672778 or visit www.graveslibrary. org.

D.A. Hurd Library Catching Healthy Habits

This fun, interactive program provides easy, creative ways to eat healthy and get moving at your own pace. The program consists of 4 classes (held on consecutive Tuesday mornings) hosted by a trained volunteer provided by the Southern Maine Agency on Aging. “Reducing Fat in Your Diet� will be held on Tuesday, February 3 at 10 a.m. Participants will taste test healthy snacks and experience fun games that increase physical activity, an important component of weight management and health. Attendees will receive a free health guide with recipes and tips for

For More Information Contact the library at 207-6762215 or visit www.da-hurd.lib. me.us.

Kennebunk Free Library Cabin Fever Book Sale On Saturday, February 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., the library will hold a blow-out book sale. Stock your shelves for good reads this winter at affordable prices.

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Meet Shannon Schinagl from the Maine State Library as she discusses the six early literary skills. Shannon will provide easy, practical tips to use with children of all ages. Offered are: Early Literacy Storytime at 10:15 a.m. Promotes early literacy skills through stories, dances, songs and more! Babies, toddlers, preschoolers and all ages are welcome with parents or caregivers. Every Child Ready to Read at 11 a.m. Specifically about the six early literacy skills. Child care will be provided during this brief program in the library. Programs are free and open to the public.

For More Information Contact the library at 207-3843308 or visit www.south-berwick. lib.me.us.

Wells Public Library Harbor Candy Shop Supports “Growing Again� Program February 1-14, Harbor Candy Shop, located in downtown Ogunquit, will donate 15 percent of their retail sales to the project to renovate and expand the Wells Public Library. The project, which is a public-private partnership with the Town of Wells, includes upgrades to the existing outdated and over-crowded library building and an attached two-story addition. To date, more than $560,000 has been contributed and pledged to the Growing Again campaign by individuals, businesses, foundations and organizations. The Wells Public Library Foundation sponsors the fundraising initiative. Donations are tax-deductible. FMI: contact Amy Anderson, Foundation President, at 207-251-4921 or amyrnedd@maine.rr.com.

Gallery Opening: Dennis Poirier Free reception on Saturday, February 7, at 11 a.m. Refreshments will be provided, and the artist will answer questions. Poirier’s art will remain on display for the month of February. He is an American impressionist painter who is inspired by the colors, sights, and sounds of the busy port and fishing fleet. He has become a part of the long line of Cape Ann's contributors to American impressionist painters

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Obamacare Enrollment Monday, February 2 from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Healthcare Navigators, Robin Hewitt-Bibber of York County Community Action and Celyn Reed of Nasson Health Care will help people apply online for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) Marketplace. The ACA is also known as Obamacare. Appointments are required. To schedule an appointment, please contact Kristi Bryant at kbryant@wellstown.org or by calling the library. Appointments require paperwork, so please make sure to find out what you need to bring.

AARP Tax Aide Program Tuesday, February 3 from 1 to 6 p.m. Trained AARP Tax Aide volunteers will be at the library each Tuesday from February 3rd- April 14th to answer questions and help with electronically filing taxes. They are also available to help with the new Property Tax Fairness Credit, formerly known as the Property Tax and Rent Refund. For more information and to find out what to bring, please contact Kristi Bryant at kbryant@wellstown.org or by calling the library.

Computer Camp - Using Email Thursday, February 5 at 1:30 p.m. Want to know what e-mail is and how to use it? Come and learn how to create a Gmail account, and how to send and receive email. This will be an introductory class - the only requirement is a basic understanding of computers. For more information, please contact Kristi Bryant at kbryant@wellstown.org or by calling the library.

Lunch & Learn - Making Sushi Friday, February 6 at noon. Learn how to make your own sushi! Carol Steingart, marine educator and owner of Coast Encounters, will teach us how to make our own California Rolls. This is a FREE program and all materials and ingredients will be provided. Attendance is limited, so please register by contacting Kristi Bryant at kbryant@wellstown.org or by calling the library.

Random Fandom Friday, February 6 at 2: p.m. Do you love watching cooking competitions? Do you love food? If so, you won't want to miss this month's Random Fandom! We will be having our very own cooking competition.

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York Public Library Perimenopause and Hormone Replacement - Lunch & Learn On Wednesday, February 4, at noon, Erron Kinsler, MD will speak about perimenopause and hormone replacement treatment. Dr. Kinsler practices obstetrics and gynecology with York Hospital OB/GYN, Surgical and Midwifery Associates. This is a York Hospital Lunch & Learn Program. Lunch will be provided. RSVPs a must to York Hospital's Friendraising Office: 207- 351-2385 or email info@ yorkhospital.com by January 30.

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between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.: Original Birth Certificate, Student Immunization Record, Two Proofs of Residency: Current Tax Bill, Current Lease, A bill dated within the past 30 days, Current Mortgage Statement. A review of Medical Records will be made when the kindergarten registration requirements are returned. Go to

www.yorkschools.org and click on the Sign Up Genius Icon to schedule a screening time in May. Incoming Kindergartners will be scheduled to participate in our June Step-Up Day. For more information or assistance, please call the Village Elementary School Office, 124 York Street, York, at 207363-4870.

Third Community Design Workshop York Village Study This study is on Saturday, February 7, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and is the third community-wide event planned by the consultants developing the York Village Master Plan, The Downtown Revitalization Collaborative. The objective is to keep the community at large informed on what is happening as the plan develops and get feedback and ideas from as many people as possible in order to design a better master plan. All are welcome.

“Violette� Winter Film Series Film will be shown on Sunday, February 8, at 3 p.m. “Violette� is a finely nuanced portrait of Violette LeDuc, one of the foremost French writers of the 20th century. Director Martin Provost depicts LeDuc's extraordinary life, from her low beginnings as the illegitimate daughter of a servant girl followed by tense years as a black marketeer during WWII. “Violette� achieves admiration, renown and controversy for her emotionally raw novels and memoirs. Performances by Emmanuelle Devos and Sandrine Kiberlain. In French with subtitles. Unrated (probably PG-13/R equivalent). 132 minutes.

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Friday, January 30 Geography Quiz Cancelled The 7th annual South Berwick-Eliot Rotary Community Geography Quiz which was scheduled for Friday, January 30, is cancelled due to the predicted storm. It will be rescheduled for a future date.

Saturday, January 31 Community Italian Feast Benefits The Eliot Lions Club Project Share and EUMC. From 4 to 6 p.m. at Eliot United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 238 Harold Dow Highway, Eliot. Tickets at the door: $10 adults/seniors; $5 kids age 9 and under. Fresh home made goodness. FMI: 207-4396593 or www.eliotumc.com.

Orris Falls Snow-Shoe From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Tatnic region of Wells, South Berwick and Ogunquit has a unique geology and natural history that has resulted in unusual features such

~ Calendar of Events ~ as Baker’s Oven (accessible only when the marsh is frozen) that have been the subject of much folklore. If time permits, the group will also visit a 5th ‘Wonder of Tatnic’, Balancing Rock. Snowshoes are suggested but not required. Space on hikes is limited to 25 people. Reservations required. FMI: 207646-3604 or info@gwrlt.org.

Sunday, February 1 Chicken Shoot At 1 p.m. York Elks Lodge, 1704 Route 1, York. FMI: 207-361-2788.

Monday, February 2 World War 11 Presentation The Eliot Historical Society invites you at 7 p.m. at the John F. Hill Grange, State Road, Eliot, for a presentation by Mr. Jules Weyers . He will tell about his participation in World War 11 and the significance of his paintings. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome. FMI: 207-

748-0889 or 207-748-0040.

Tuesday, February 3 Chocolate Demo! Join Atria Kennebunk for a sweet treat at 2:30 p.m. as Atria Chef, Michael Druin, takes the stage with his humor and storytelling around the world of chocolate! Get a taste of what Atria dining s is all about and indulge with our signature chocolate mousse! Atria Kennebunk, One Penny Lane, Kennebunk. FMI: 207-985-5866.

Eastern Trail Full Moon Walk The next ET Full Moon Walk takes place at 6 p.m. Meet at the rear of the Southern Maine Health Care parking lot. Leave your electronics behind for a while and join us for a walk under the moon. No fl ashlights or pets please. FMI: Joe Yuhas at folk44@aol.com or call 207-283-4487.

American Legion Meeting The monthly Post meeting will be held at the Berwick, Maine Town Hall, 11 Sullivan Square, at 7 p.m. All area veterans are cordially invited to meet with the members of Charles S. Hatch Post #79 and learn about the many activities and events conducted by this very active veterans group. The building is handicapped accessible with ample parking. FMI: call 207-698-5036 to receive a copy of the Post's most recent newsletter.

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Jay Meyer, owner of Backfi elds Farm, 34 Odiorne Road, Eliot, will lead a cross-country ski across the sweeping fields of Backfields Farm. This outing is dependent on snow conditions and the February date is to be determined. Limited to 25 people, reservations required. FMI: 207-646-3604 or info@gwrlt.org to reserve space.

Join the fun at Atria Kennebunk for an evening concert with this fantastic entertainer who specializes in nostalgic melodies with vocals and on piano. 6:30 p.m., Atria Kennebunk, One Penny Lane, Kennebunk. FMI: 207-985-5866.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s The Planning Committee of the 2015 Maine Beaches Area Walk to End Alzheimer's will hold an organizational meeting on at 7 p.m. in the Kennebunk Room of the York Public Library, 15 Long Sands Rd, York. The Walk will be held on a Saturday morning in September (date yet TBD). Any persons interested in helping plan and organize the event are most welcome at this meeting. FMI: Cathy Stevens at 207-337-0633 or email at cvs51@ yahoo.com.

Devin Burritt Presentation at The Ogunquit Women’s Club Director of the Wells Public Library, Devin Burritt, will present a discussion of “Book Reviews - Fiction and Non” at the next meeting of the Club at the Ogunquit Baptist Church on Shore Road. Luncheon served at 11:45 a.m. followed by the presentation. A short business meeting will complete the meeting. FMI: Cathy Wilson 207-641-5612. Snow date will be Feb. 11.

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Memoir Writing Class at Senior Center The Senior Center at Lower Village (175 Port Road, Kennebunk) is holding a six-week Memoir Writing Class beginning Thursday, February 5 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. This course is being taught by Steve Hrehovcik, who has published more than 400 articles, including personal profiles, historical events, art exhibits, theater reviews and humorous personal accounts. He has written movie scripts, comedy stage plays, musical reviews and a comedy television travel show featured on the Maine Public Broadcasting Network. He also writes poetry and is working on a musical comedy. This course shows you how to pick your audience, organize your ideas, where to start, what to emphasize, how to handle embarrassing or troublesome moments as well as your successes, establish your style, when to use photos and artwork, plus ways to get published and more. Limited to 8 participants, cost $60 for all six classes. FMI: 207-967-8514 or visit www.seniorcenterkennebunk.org.

Newcomers & Neighbors Club Meeting at the South Church Community House on Temple Street, Kennebunkport, at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Edward Trainer, Director of Healthy Aging at the Southern Maine Council on Aging will present an overview of the many programs and resources available for older adults living in Cumberland and York counties. FMI: www.kptanewcomers.org or call Alice Ferran at 207-967-9822.

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Character Appearance by: The Princesses from “Frozen”

For more info, call York Hospital Friendraising at (207) 351-2385, or visit www.yorkhospital.com/winterfest

Friday, February 6 Art at Litchfields Bar & Grill Through photographs, discover how glaciers feed the whales, bears, fish and people of Southeast Alaska. Route 1 in Wells at 5 p.m.

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River Tree Arts hosts on February 5, 6 to 8 p.m. $30 per person or 2 for $50. Heather Dutton, designer for Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel and other well known companies returns to River Tree Arts. Heather will be demonstrating graphic design with simple doodling techniques. Use authentic white lobster buoys to create Valentine-inspired designs, to keep or give as a gift. Extra buoys may be bought for $10/ea. BYOB. River Tree Arts is located in Lower Village, 35 Western Avenue, Kennebunk. FMI: www.rivertreearts. org or 207-967-9120.

Saturday, February 7 Dinner and Dancing, 6-11 pm $75 /person Dancing and Dessert, 8-11 pm $25/ person

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Soggy Po’ Boys Celebrate Louis Armstrong KITTERY The Seacoast's treasured New Orleans jazz band The Soggy Po' Boys return to The Dance Hall on Saturday, February 7, at 7 p.m. with a music and spoken word tribute to the legendary Louis Armstrong. A mainstay of the music and dance series at the Hall, the Po Boys will start the evening with a talk by trumpeter Zach Lange about the enormous impact of Armstrong's life on American culture and music. The Soggy Po' Boys are a New Orleans flavored octet based in the Seacoast of New Hampshire. With a repertoire of New Orleans standards, spirituals, contemporary music, and swing tunes, the Po Boys offer a lively blend of fun and insanity that often gets folks dancing whether they like it or not. "When the Soggy Po' Boys are in the house," according to Dance Hall director Drika Overton, " the music is always stellar and there is an infectious sense of joy. When I see a 5-year-old and an 85-year-old dancing in the

same room, I can't help but think that this is the way life should be." The Soggy Po' Boys are: Eric Klaxton-Saxophone; Colin Mainella-Trumpet; Zach LangeTrumpet; Nick Mainella-Saxophone; Mike Effenberger-Piano; Stu Dias-Guitar and Vocals; Jim

Rudolf-Drums; Claude FriedSousaphone. All ages are welcome. Beer and wine is available. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased at www.thedancehallkittery.org or at www.brownpapertickets.com.

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Roseann Meserve, Artist of the Month Tap dancer, Ayan Imai-Hall performs at The Dance Hall Sunday, February 1. (photo by Quentin Stockwell)

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Ross Bachelder of Berwick Exhibits at Franklin Gallery ROCHESTER, NH The Franklin Gallery at RiverStones Custom Framing in Rochester will host an exhibit called “Winter Hopscotch: Jumping with Joy from Place to Place,” for the month of February during regular business hours. The exhibit will feature the unorthodox and playful art of Ross Bachelder. The Gallery will host an Opening Reception on Saturday, February 7, from noon to 3 p.m. The public is invited to come and see the exhibit and meet the artist. Light refreshments will be served. Ross Bachelder, who lives in Berwick, Maine, is a writer, artist, musician, public speaker and fine and performing arts advocate. He has been exhibiting his drawings, paintings, found object assemblages and photographs in galleries in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts for nearly twenty years. He was the founder and coordinator of the KAA Sea-

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coast Moderns (an interest group within the Kittery Art Association), and the coordinator of AAGNE (The Abstract Artists Group of New England, an interest group within the Newburyport Art Association in Massachusetts). For 12 years he managed the frame shop and Franklin Gallery at Ben Franklin Crafts in Rochester, New Hampshire - now located at RiverStones Custom Framing, also in Rochester. In 1980 he founded Artful Endeavors, a consulting service for creative people of every kind. In 1984 he founded the Berwick Young People’s Theater, where he wrote and produced musical comedies, and he’s acted in many Seacoast area plays. He’s also been active for many years as a musician, performing solo recitals, playing in musical theatre and appearing at art exhibit openings and other special events as The Flute Guy. "My moods as an artist, musician and writer are as un-

predictable as they are anywhere else in my life,” says Bachelder. “I see that truth as cause not for apology, but for celebration. In Winter Hopscotch, I hope you'll find evidence of the elation I feel when I fall headlong into a creative moment." To learn more, contact Kris Ebbeson at 603-812-1488 or at kebbeson@metrocast.net.

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KITTERY Roseann Meserve is an award-winning watercolorist who has been studying watercolors since 1995. She continues to pursue her studies with local renowned artists Doris Rice and Jan Kilburn. Meserve’s small works can be found in Dover, NH and Newmarket, NH and her large works are on display in Somersworth, NH and Dover. Her works will be exhibited at Just Us Chickens Gallery, 16A Shapleigh Road in Kittery from Feb. 4 to 27 with an artist opening on Saturday, Feb. 7, 3-5 p.m. For more information, visit www.justuschickens.net.

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~ News ~ Kilbrides Receive Family of the Month Award

Don Kammann, Grand Knight of the Rev. William J. Kelly Council #9782, presents the Family of the Month plaque to Jim and Rachel Kilbride.

WELLS Jim and Rachel Kilbride recently received the prestigious Family of the Month Award from the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council, in recognition of outstanding service to the community and church. The Kilbrides have been instrumental in developing an awareness of the Wreaths Across America program that provides Christmas wreaths to

be placed on the headstones of the fallen heroes in Arlington National Cemetery. They have also coordinated the deceased veterans' recognition ceremony and placement of Christmas wreaths on headstones in Ocean View Cemetery in Wells. In early 2014, Rachel, a middle school teacher in Wells, led her colleagues and students in constructing a quilt to be raffled in order to raise funds for

at the door. All ages. Register at Recreation Center, Kittery. FMI: 207-439-3800.

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Head to Bowl-O-Rama for some Cosmic Bowling from 6 to 8 p.m. Music, lights, DJ and pizza! Any parent, guardian, family friend or relative is welcome to escort a special boy for bowling fun. $15/ person; register by February 1. All ages. Kittery Recreation Department. FMI: 207-439-3800.

...EVENTS from page 10 look deep into these works of art and fall in love. “In order to work and become an artist one needs love. At least one who wants sentiment in his work must in the first place feel it himself and live with his heart.” Vincent Van Gogh. River Tree Arts is located in Lower Village, 35 Western Avenue, Kennebunk. FMI: www.rivertreearts. org or 207-967-9120.

Saturday, February 7 DAR Meets Rebecca Emery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will have the next meeting on at 1 p.m. at Atria Kennebunk, 1 Penny Lane, (off of Rte. 1), Kennebunk. There will be an awards

ceremony to honor the 2014-2015 American History Essay Contest winners and DAR Good Citizen winners. Following the award presentations, there will be a silver tea. FMI: 207-985-1223.

Valentine’s Dance Spend an evening with someone special at our Annual Valentine’s Dance from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Kittery Center. Any parent, guardian, family friend or relative is welcome to escort that special someone in his or her life. Live DJ, refreshments, door prizes, party favors and memories that can be captured in a photo (for an extra charge). Please donate some goodies! Cost: $15/couple; $25/family or $30/couple or family

Will Rich Lemoine of the Village Tavern win the “Best Soup” trophy for the third year in a row? Local restaurants whip up their signature soups, bisques and chowders to compete for your votes. This crowd-pleasing event, noon to 2 p.m., celebrates its 6th year at Holy Cross Lutheran Church on Storer Street where the chefs line up at long tables dishing out samples of their best and heartiest. $4 per person ($10 for family of 4+, kids under 5, free). Taste them all vote for your favorite. Proceeds go to help Holy Cross Lutheran

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the Travis Mills Foundation. U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, a wounded warrior, lost both arms and legs from an IED while on duty in Afghanistan. The non-profit organization was formed to benefit and assist wounded and injured veterans and their families. Jim and Rachel worked endless hours organizing, promoting, and selling tickets for the raffle of the patriotic-themed quilt. Their efforts raised more than $4,000 with all proceeds going to the Travis Mills Foundation. Jim is retired after having spent 39 years on active and reserve duty in the U. S. Army. He is a 4th Degree member of the Holy Spirit Assembly and Commander of the Color Guard. He is an active member of the American Legion Post #143 of Wells-Ogunquit who assists in Memorial Day services and other events that recognize veterans in the community. Rachel retired from the Wells-Ogunquit Consolidated School District in June of 2014 after 37 years of teaching K-12 students.

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Tips for Teaching Kids About Money Most parents know it’s important to teach their kids about money, but it’s easier said than done for today’s children, many of whom sport pricey smart phones, head phones and other gadgets with no real understanding of the costs involved. “Many children have no inkling of the value of a dollar,� said Mike Sullivan, director of education for Take Charge America, a national nonprofit credit counseling and debt management agency. “Technology has made it easy for kids to make purchases on their phones or tablets linked to mom’s credit card, but they don’t really know where the money comes from. It’s up to parents to teach kids about money before they enter the real world and the stakes are higher.� Sullivan offers seven tips for teaching children about money: 1. Teach by example. Parents who are careless with money are more likely to raise children who share their attitudes about finances. However, kids whose parents are responsible with their spending will grow up understanding the value of a dollar. 2. Demonstrate the workmoney connection. Many parents lavish their children with toys and expensive gifts with

no strings attached, but kids who earn money through chores, save up for expensive purchases, and learn the concept of delayed gratification will be properly prepared when they enter the real world. 3. Don’t use money as a reward. Children should not feel entitled to money as a result of good behavior. Grown-ups don’t earn $2 for eating all of their carrots or brushing their teeth. Parents should set basic expectations for children’s behavior – without any promise of payment – and provide money in exchange for chores and other work. 4. Develop early budgeting skills. As your kids acquire money from chores, birthdays and other gifts, help them budget upfront. Create three jars labeled Spend, Save and Give. Each time they receive money, they must choose how to allocate that money themselves. Help them stick to the plan when it comes to spending and saving to drill in the money management lesson. 5. Open a savings account. Parents can teach their children the basics of banking by helping them open savings accounts in their own names. Kids will learn important financial lessons by watching their accounts grow or shrink depending on how they manage their money. 6. Encourage older teens to get a job. Teens are less likely to be cavalier with money when

...JOB from page 12 awards you earned while in school and even a brief summary of your career goals. Another way to establish an online presence is to begin a blog. The blog should not be used as a tool to discuss your personal life, but rather to express your thoughts on topics relevant to the career you hope to pursue. Demonstrating an understanding or even just a passion for the industry can be a great way to show prospective employers that you are looking for a career and not just a job. • Join a professional organization. Other options to network and improve your chances of landing your first job can be attained by joining a professional organization.

Many such organizations welcome new members, even those with relatively little or even no professional experience. Your university may even sponsor such an organization and host regularly scheduled forums relevant to your industry. Such forums often feature lectures or talk sessions with already established professionals who can provide advice on landing a first job or internship or furnish grads with industry contacts who might offer similar help. Memberships in such organizations is often free or inexpensive, so take advantage of this opportunity if it presents itself. • Use the resources at your See HINTS page 23...

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culate immune system cells to fight off viruses. Proper hydration also keeps nasal passages moist to help trap and get rid of tiny particles carrying illness-causing bacteria. Paper towels – encourage seniors to use paper towels in the bathroom instead of hand towels, which can harbor germs. Thermometer - if seniors have a fever higher than 102 degrees, that could indicate they have the flu. Pocket-size hand sanitizer, with aloe – helps keep seniors’ skin germ-free without drying out their sensitive skin. Pens – seniors should always have their own pen handy – pens shared in public areas carry a ton of germs. Disinfectant spray – reminder for seniors to spray doorknobs, handles, and light switches, etc. at least once a week – viruses can live up to 48 hours on plastic and stainless steel surfaces. Hand soap - recent studies show plain soap and water works just as well, if not better, than antibacterial soaps and hand sanitizer. But seniors need to scrub hands for at least 20 seconds to kill the germs! Hand sanitizer wipes – these are handy to have on-the-go, whether to clean hands or public surfaces. Seniors should not rely on baby wipes because they do not contain the proper ingredients to kill viruses and germs. Caregivers can help sanitize seniors’ homes and run their errands so they don’t have to expose themselves to viruses in crowded areas. Caregivers can also help seniors spot the difference in symptoms between the flu and the “stomach bug.� They can transport seniors to the doctor or hospital if necessary. “Often seniors don’t think of themselves as elderly, so they tend to ignore health warnings and resent loved ones ‘telling them what to do’,� said Larry Meigs, CEO of Visiting Angels. For more information, visit www.visitingangels.com. To place your

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Health & Fitness Pine Tree Country Store Recognized for Tobacco Prevention KITTERY Choose To Be Healthy, a local Healthy Maine Partnership at York Hospital, announced that Pine Tree Country Store in Kittery has been designated as a Star Store, a program of the Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine, in their efforts to curb marketing of tobacco to youth. “Reducing the volume of advertising that kids are exposed to can make a serious difference in preventing Maine’s youth from starting tobacco use,� said Natalie Gould, Community Health Specialist at Choose To Be Healthy. “We’re extremely pleased that Pine Tree Country Store has become Star Store certified, and encourage other retailers in the community to do the same.� The objective of the Star Store program is to reduce the amount of minors’ exposure to tobacco promotional messaging in retail stores, such as special price and discount signage, free branded promotional items, and general tobacco company in-store posters, signs, and other visible logos. The Star Store program works in combination with NO BUTS! (Blocking Underage Tobacco Sales), the Maine CDC program to stop the illegal sale of tobacco to minors. About 90 percent of all smokers start before the age of 18, and one-third of underage experimentation with smoking is attributed to the tobacco industry’s marketing tactics. Studies also show that the more in-store tobacco advertising a retailer has, the more youth think that tobacco use is common and widespread. “The sad truth is that the tobacco industry spends $59 million in Maine alone each year to promote its products. That means that youth are exposed to clever, aggressive marketing that requires our diligence,� said Gould. “The Star Store program is a great step that responsible retailers can take to help reduce Big Tobacco’s influence on kids.� Involvement of youth is a key component of the Star Store program. York High School students, Nora Burns and Jack Northrop, received special training, met with the owner, conducted surveys, and recommend changes in tobacco signage and promotion. A retailer’s Star Store designation can be displayed promi-

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program, the Maine Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, and tobacco settlement money from the Fund for a Healthy Maine. Additional support comes from York Hospital and local and state grants. To join the coalition, and for more information visit www.ctbh.org. For more information on the NO BUTS! and the Star Store program, please contact Natalie Gould at 351-2662 or at ngould@yorkhospital.com.

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Health & Fitness Talking With Your Kids About The Dangers of Prescription Drug Misuse YORK COUNTY – You’ve talked with your kids about eating healthy, driving safely, and getting enough sleep, but have you talked with them about the risks of misusing prescription drugs? It’s a discussion you need to have to keep them healthy and safe. Think about where you keep your medications at home. Are they stored where others can easily access them? Around 70 percent of those who misuse prescription painkillers obtain them from a friend or relative (National Survey On Drug Use And Health, 2011). And close to 3/4 of teens say that it’s easy for them to access prescription drugs in their homes (Partnership Attitude Tracking Study, 2013). Locally, 15 percent of York County High Schoolers

report using a prescription drug that was not prescribed to them, and 14 percent didn’t think that misusing prescription drugs was very harmful (Maine Integrated Youth Health Survey, 2013). Kids that routinely have in-depth conversations with their parents about the risks of abusing drugs are half as likely to use them (Partnership Attitude Tracking Survey, 2011). It’s vitally important that you talk, and talk often, with your kids. To learn more, and for resources to get the conversation started, visit www.teens.drugabuse. gov/parents and www.medicineabuseproject.org. For more information about prescription drug misuse or safe medicine storage, please contact Michelle Mason at mmason@yorkhospital.com. Choose To Be Healthy

is a community health coalition in Southern York County. Coalition members and partners work to create a culture of healthy living. The coalition supports policies and community changes that promote tobacco and drug free environments, eating well, and active living. Funding comes from the federal Drug Free Communities program, the Maine Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, and tobacco

settlement money from the Fund for a Healthy Maine. Ad-

ditional support comes from York Hospital and local and state grants. To join the coalition and for details, visit www. ctbh.org and Facebook.

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~ Pets ~

Another Chance Animal Rescue

NORTH BERWICK Meet Ivy (top photo), an affectionate playful girl who is not a lap-sitter but loves attention. You could say she's a bit of a clown! She will turn 4 years old this fall so is full-grown and will always remain small and lightweight. She came to us with allergies, which mean that she must be kept flea-free, and on a grainfree diet. That doesn't mean that her food has to be expensive but that her family will need to read labels carefully. She may need a steroid shot a couple times a year to keep her skin condition under control. She initially hisses at other cats but is peacefully coexisting with several in her foster home so could probably do fine in a home with cats or even dogs if introduced carefully. Ivy is spayed and is current on shots. If you would like to meet her, contact Lynn at 207-676-5767 or lmanley@maine.rr.com. Meet Tilly (bottom photo) who was left behind by a tenant in Barrington, NH who just up and left everything including this little girl. Tilly seemed a bit confused as to all these new changes, but was appreciative to be found by the landlord and all the neighbors who fed her until

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Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS – New arrivals keep us forever busy and feral kittens Cookie, Cupcake and Birdie are the newest students at our Scaredy Cat School and are slowly getting used to the sights and sounds of people. These adorable black kittens will become available for adoption at graduation time! Call Leonore at 207-985-3227 to make an appointment. Safe Haven is excited to announce that Dr. Eleanor Saboski of Kennebunkport has offered a $10,000 donation challenge grant to benefit our building fund. Dr. Saboski will match any and all donations up to $10,000 that are received within the next two weeks. That means you can now effectively double your donation

to Safe Haven! Dr. Saboski has been a longtime supporter and team member. Our No-Kill philosophy fits her beliefs. “Cats are for lovers, poets, artists and scientists,� she writes. “You need a brain to understand their lan-

Animal Welfare Society she found her way to ACAR. Tilly is a petite mild mannered spay young lady. She lives ‘ok’ with cats in her foster home, but would really like to be an only cat. She has a conservative way and quiet presence about her, but has a “tiffy� attitude about being patted. Tilly is up to date on vaccinations. Please contact Tilly’s foster Mom Lynn K at 603-335-0865 for more information. We also have a number of adult and older cats looking for new loving homes.

WEST KENNEBUNK – Meet Shrek, a 12-year old American Shelter Dog. Shrek came to us from a hoarding situation, so not a lot is known about his past. He has proven himself to be a social, sensitive, and persistent pooch. He can be a bit protective of his territory, but otherwise is a friendly and affectionate boy. Shrek is quite

talkative too, so expect to have many conversations with him. He would be happy to share a new home with other dogs, dog savvy cats, and older children. Meet Van Gogh, a young adult Lionhead/Angora Mix

guage and when you do, it’s magical. It’s time to perform more magic. Let’s take Safe Haven to a nationally recognized level of a rescue society. I challenge you to match my donation. Let’s do it!� Dr. Saboski’s matching grant combined with your gift, could put a much-needed $20,000 into our capital account. You only have two weeks – It doesn’t matter the size of your contribution, if you donate now it will be matched! Donate online at SafeHavenHumaneSociety.org or mail to PO Box 1842, Wells ME 04090.

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~ News ~ Grants Available for York County Nonprofits STATEWIDE – Nonprofit and public organizations seeking funding for projects that draw on the strengths of the community and

foster collaboration are encouraged to apply to the York County Fund, part of the Maine Community Foundation’s Community Building Grant Program.

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disposal. Many college graduates are unaware that they have valuable resources at their disposal that can greatly increase their chances of securing a job out of college. The career services office at the university is an invaluable resource that is plugged into the business community in its town or city. Such an office can connect you will fellow alumni, many of whom want

to help their fellow graduates establish their careers. A career services office also can help new graduates fine tune their resumes and cover letters so they have a greater chance of landing a job. Parents also might be a great resource in your job hunt. Your parents may have a career’s worth of professional contacts who might be able to help you land a job. Don’t be hesitant to

ask your parents for help. Getting a first job out of college is rarely easy. But there are some strategies motivated grads can employ to greatly increase their chances of finding a job and starting their careers. This article was provided by MetroCreative. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by articles from MetroCreative.

Van Gogh a unique “fluffy unicorn� look when seen from the right angle. Calendar of Events Every Thursday, Furry Tales Stories and Adventure Hour 10-11 a.m. Preschoolers discover the world of animals with stories, playtime, crafts, songs, movement, and animals. The event is free although any donations are appreciated.

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York County Fund included: $10,000 to Biddeford Primary School, to create and implement a sensory and horticultural therapy garden $3,200 to Friends of South Berwick Library, for a teen art program that will provide afterschool workshops and classes as well as opportunities to mentor younger students through art $8,000 to the Community Bicycle Center, to expand its youth welding and fabrication program for an onsite metalworking lab. The Maine Community Foundation works to improve the quality of life for all Maine people. To learn more about the foundation, visit www. mainecf.org.

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SPORTS

Victory for York’s Nordic Ski Team, Griffin McNamara Places Second

Griffin McNamara places 2nd at Pineland Farms 2.8K Classic Ski Race.

YORK Agamenticus Ski Club (ASC) York Middle School Nordic (XC) Ski Team competed in its 3rd ski race this season January 22 at Pineland Farms in Gray, – a 2.8K Classic Ski Race. Although the ASC York MS team is still a "new comer" to Maine Jr. Nordic (XC) Ski Racing, Griffin McNamara, placed 2nd in the boys classic race with a time of 10:27. He was a mere 27 seconds out of 1st place. The race was held on a man-made loop of snow at Pineland Ski Center in Gray, Maine against Yarmouth, Mer-

riconeag, Freeport, Gray New Gloucester and Scarborough Middle School Nordic Ski Teams. According to coach, Laura Creagan Griffin "looked strong at the end of his first lap, he was in the lead position on the climb and beginning the 2nd lap on the course.� 15 York MS Ski Team members raced yesterday. Other top scoring York MS Nordic Ski Team members placing in the top 15 included, Noah Taracena (9th place, time 11:29) and in the girls race Christina Dargie (9th place, time 13:27) and Laura Wilson (12th place, time 13:59).

Snowmobilers Enjoy Free Weekend NH, ME & VT Snowmobilers will have the opportunity to enjoy the trails in neighboring states for free during a special weekend shared by Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. This annual three-day event will take place January 30 through February 1, and allows all legally registered Maine snowmobiles to be operated in New Hampshire and Vermont without being registered in those states. “This means that all snowmobiles legally registered in New Hampshire and Vermont can be operated in Maine without a current Maine registration,� said Governor Paul R. LePage. “We welcome these snowmobilers to explore more than 14,000 miles of Maine’s interconnected, groomed and marked trails. As

always, we encourage them to enjoy Maine’s beautiful outdoors, but also urge them to ride safely.� The Maine Warden Service reminds snowmobilers to ride with caution at all times. “With the increased traffic anticipated during the reciprocal snowmobile weekend, we remind all riders to obey laws of prudent operation, do not drink and drive, and be mindful that this is a family sport, so please keep our trails safe,� said Maine Warden Colonel Joel Wilkinson. “Pay close attention to ice conditions on all Maine waterways especially when travelling at night. We hope that enthusiasts participate in this great opportunity to discover Maine’s tremendous snowmobiling opportunity.� Snowmobilers should stay

off roads, ride at a reasonable speed, use hand signals and ride to the right. Snowmobilers should stay off roads, ride at a reasonable speed, use hand signals and ride to the right. If you need to register your snowmobile in Maine, visit www10. informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/. For more information, go to www. eregulations.com/maine/atv/ snowmobile-laws-and-rules/.

SCORE BOARD Varsity Hockey Team

Berwick Academy NEW HAMPTON SCHOOL – JAN. 21 New Hampton School 3, Berwick Academy 0. Berwick traveled to the New Hampton School today, and de-

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spite playing well for much of the game, they just couldn't find the back of the net. New Hampton scored late in the first period, and that score held until the third period. With the visitors unable to capitalize on a third period power play, it was New Hampton stretching their lead to 2-0 minutes later. It wasn't for a lack of chances on the evening as BA peppered the goalie 32 times, but strong goaltending and a lack of second chances kept the Bulldogs off the board. In spite of it all, Connor Ronan played exceptionally well in both ends of the ice as did Brent Phillips. Joey Lazzaro kept his team in the game, steering away 30+ shots of his own, but the victory was not to be. Berwick returns home this weekend with visits from Holderness on Friday and the Tabor School on Saturday.

Girl’s Basketball

Berwick Academy CONCORD ACADEMY – JAN. 21 Maggie Duchene let the bulldogs to their fourth victory of the season by scoring a game high 20 points.(Berwick is 4-7 on the season) Brooke Downey and Adara Groman contributed to both ends of the courts. Downey finished the game with 10 points and Groman with 8. Sopia Chauvin and Emily Barbour came off the bench to give a spark and combined scored 10 points. Overall, a great team effort!

BREWSTER - JAN. 23 The Berwick Academy girls Basketball team beat Brewster in overtime 55-50. Dana Brooks

scored the buzzer beater basket to tie the game at 43-43. Emma Brin had an exceptional game on defense. Maggie Duchene was the games high scorer with 26 points. She went 16 for 19 from the free throw line. Adara Groman added 15 points and went 5 for 6 from the line. The team plays at home tomorrow against Newton Country Day School.

Indoor Track

Traip Academy WESTERN MAINE CONFERENCE MEET Western Maine Conference Meet at the University of Southern Maine with Cape Elizabeth, Gray New Gloucester , Freeport, Falmouth, Lake Region, Traip, York, St. Dom's. Traip notable performances include: Hannah Nightingale (Senior), 1st Place 55m Hurdles SR Division 9.37, 3rd Place 200m Dash SR Division 28.49, 4th Place Triple Jump 31-05.5; Haley Pereira (Senior), 4th Place Shot Put 2706.00; Elora McCuddy (Senior), 3rd Place 1 Mile Run 5:46.45, 2nd Place Long Jump 15-05.00; Hannah Stevens (Junior), Tied for 1st Pole Vault 7-06.00; Ellie Batchelder (Freshman), 1st Place 55m Hurdles JR Division 10.29; Sadie Humiston (Freshman), 3rd Place Pole Vault 6 - 06.00, 4th Place 55m Dash JR Division 8.33; Evan Porter (Sophomore), 3rd Place 200m Dash SR Division 24.07, 3rd Place 55m Hurdles SR Division 8.63; Samuel Simonds, 4th Place Pole Vault 7-09.00; Jacob Gagner (Freshman), 2nd Place 55m Hurdles JR Division 9.82.

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~ News ~ Balancing Water Quality, Wildlife and Recreation YORK – The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region contains 13,000 acres of conservation land set amidst the largest expanse of coastal forest between Acadia and New Jersey. The region is known for its unique trail system as well as its rich natural resources including many vernal pools, rare plants and animals. State, local and nonprofit landowners are working together to balance protection of these lands for wild-

life habitat and water quality, while providing opportunities for sustainable recreation. Landowners make up the Mount Agamenticus Steering Committee and include: the Towns of York and South Berwick, the York Water District, Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Great Works Regional Land Trust, and York Land Trust. The Big A Universal Access Trail is trekking forward! The first ground breaking of the trail

at the summit of Mount Agamenticus occurred in November. The York Board of Selectmen awarded a design/build contract to Off The Beaten Path from Turner and Timber & Stone, LLC from East Montpelier, VT. These professional trail building contractors are working with Mt. A and Parks staff to construct Phase 1: The first 1,140 feet of the trail, which will connect the entry point to both the northerly and easterly resting and viewing

sites, and incorporate the central observation deck and summit Learning Lodge. Once all phases are complete, The “Big A� trail, named for the former ski area located here, will guide visitors through the open field, down into the shrub land and connect with established trails located near the summit. The trail will be 5 feet wide and have a compacted crushed stone and gravel surface. It will also provide resting/picnic areas, look-outs with expansive vistas, and wildlife viewing op-

June Dorothy Erpenbeck, 79 WELLS – June Dorothy (Scouler) Erpenbeck, as resident of Wells, died on January 23, 2015, after a battle with cancer. She was born, June 3, 1936 in Manchester, England – a daughter of Dorothy (Davis) and Francis Samuel Scouler. June was predeceased by both her parents, her husband of 52 years, George Erpenbeck, and his wife Nancy, a daughter Lisa Catherine, her husband

portunities. Plantings of native shrubs will occur to deter shortcutting of the trail and to benefit wildlife, ecological diversity and add visual interest. As the situation currently exists, there are no easy trails in the Mount Agamenticus trail network. Building this gentler trail will improve opportunities, access, and quality of life to accommodate runners, people with disabilities, seniors, and strollers. To learn more, visit www. agamenticus.org or call 207-3611102.

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