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Young Girl & Grandfather Save Man, Dog from Piscataqua River By Michelle Kingston Staff Columnist

Terry Adams and his granddaughter Hillary Adams-Wainwright, local heroes. (photo by Michelle Kingston)

YORK – As if running your own lobster boat at thirteen years old isn’t impressive enough, Hillary Adams-Wainwright, of York, is now considered a local Seacoast hero after saving two lives on Monday, July 11, from the Piscataqua River. “Everyone kind of made it seem like it was (a big deal), but I don’t really think it was at all. It was just kind of like, it happened,” she said. She had just finished drop-

ping off a load of lobsters at Chrissy D. Lobster Company in Kittery with her grandfather, Terry Adams, 66, when she spotted Portsmouth Naval Shipyard workers whistling and motioning them to turn around. As the pair began to rotate the boat, scanning the river for what they thought would be divers, Adams-Wainwright spotted a small, scared and struggling four-legged friend searching for help. “We went and grabbed the dog, and we were heading back, and they were still telling us to

go back,” she said. A woman on Peirce Island was also frantically screaming for Adams-Wainwright and her grandfather to continue looking around. “She was hysterical,” said Adams. Penny, the small pup, who Adams-Wainwright believed was an English Terrier, was recovering on the boat when Adams spotted a hand pop up out of the river. Penny’s owner was also gasping for air, requirSee RESCUE page 9...

First Responders Honored for Work Battling USS Miami Fire KITTERY – New Hampshire’s U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D) and Kelly Ayotte (R) were in Portsmouth Monday, July 16, to honor the emergency first responders responsible for containing the fire aboard the USS Miami this past May. Shaheen and Ayotte presented a Senate

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Resolution recognizing the responders, which they introduced along with U.S. Senators Olympia J. Snowe (R-ME), Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Scott Brown (R-MA), Susan Collins (R-ME), John Kerry (D-MA) and Joe Lieberman (I-CT). The June 7 resolution commends the service of all those who responded to the fire, minimized damage to the submarine and ensured there was no loss of life. Shaheen and Ayotte presented the Senate resolution they and other New England senators sponsored to commend the first responders at a ceremony at Prescott Park in Portsmouth.

Last week, the Navy convened a special panel to investigate the May 23 fire that damaged the USS Miami while it was in dry dock for an overhaul at the shipyard in Kittery, Maine. The investigation was ordered by U.S. Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, Virginia. Early estimates put the fire damage at $400 million. It damaged the torpedo room, crew quarters, and command and control areas. “Your swift response and commitment to containing the fire helped minimize damage to the submarine and more imporSee HONORED page 6...

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KENNEBUNK – Thirteen Chinese students and their chaperone were in town this past week for a summer camp at Kennebunk High School. They are from Kennebunk High’s sister school in Tangshan, China. They arrived a little later than scheduled when a connecting flight to Maine was cancelled at the last minute. So their first night in the United States was spent stuck in a Washington, D.C. airport, but the tired travel-

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ers finally arrived in Maine and were greeted by their host families from Kennebunk. Principal Susan Cressey went to China last March and visited the Tangshan Foreign Language School, located north of Beijing. It was then that she set up the exchange. “Students are fluent in English,” Cressey said. “I got to attend classes there. I was very interested in the discussions.” Classes are held in English in many schools in the area, See STUDENTS page 4...

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exotic cars as the pieces and America as the game board. But there is nothing trivial about its purpose or results. It is often referred to as “the most fun you will ever have, doing the most important thing you’ve ever done.” Each team is assigned a missing child from their home region along with thousands of posters to distribute along the route. A decal featuring the child is affixed to the vehicle, creating a rolling awareness campaign. To date, the effort has assisted in the recovery of thirty-eight missing children. The Race to Recover America’s Missing Children is the largest active recovery effort for missing and exploited children in the country. This year, the Fireball Run’s theme is “Northern Exposure,” and it travels from Independence, Ohio, to Bangor, Maine, from September 21-29. The crew will be in Sanford and Ogunquit on Friday, July 27, and at Wonder Mountain in Ogunquit, Falmouth, and Bangor on July 28.

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~ News ~ ...RESCUE from page 1 ing assistance and hoping to be rescued. “We found him, and we had him catch his breath on the side of the boat when we got up to him and then we pulled him in,” said Adams-Wainwright. Penny and her owner, Chris Stephens, 27, of Haverhill, Massachusetts, were playing fetch on Peirce Island when a long toss took Penny out into the current. Stephens swam out to save Penny when he was caught up in the current as well. They were both brought to safety very quickly. Adams feared that if he didn’t move away from the shore fast his boat was going to ground out.

“I just wanted to get out of there before we ruined the boat,” he said. “We got him out of the boat. We got the dog out of the boat. Then we got out of there. I was afraid I was getting hung up, and I would be in trouble. We just got out of there as soon as we could,” said Adams. Steve Achilles, Portsmouth Deputy Fire Chief, said Stephens refused medical treatment from Portsmouth paramedics at the scene and chose not to be transported to Portsmouth Regional Hospital. Both Stephens and his dog appeared to be okay at the scene. However, both AdamsWainwright and Adams do not think they would have been if it weren’t for them being there.

“There were other boats,” said Adams-Wainwright. “But no one noticed.” “They just kept right on going,” said Adams. Adams believed the dog and her owner had been distressed in the water for at least fifteen minutes before he and his granddaughter saved them. They had drifted off land about 100-150 yards, according to Adams. The owner and the dog are both safe, but have not contacted the Maine heroes who saved

their lives last week. “Haven’t heard from him,” said Adams, a bit surprised. Adams-Wainwright and Adams have been fishing together for more than five years now and have never had to rescue anyone from the river before. However, Adams did save a kayaker in the York River a few years ago. “He was just exhausted. He was going out with the tide,” said Adams. They both caution all swimmers, local and from away,

to be cautious of the tides in our area. Adams-Wainwright has spent her summer days since she was eight years old with her grandfather, pulling in traps, bonding, and making hardearned cash as she gains experience for her dream job as a marine biologist. “She’ll have up to 150 traps next year,” said Adams. After all these years, she says she has never caught anyone quite like she did last week. Just lobsters.

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Free Balance Clinic & Stroke Prevention KITTERY – Kittery Estates will host two free upcoming seminars – a Balance Clinic on Thursday, July 26 at 11 a.m. and a Stroke Prevention Seminar on Thursday, July 26 at 7 p.m. The balance clinic will

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Tricia Desrocher, Program Director at Northeast Rehabilitation Health Network will conduct the stroke prevention seminar. Topics include stroke symptoms, prevention, rehabilitation and life after a stroke. She will also discuss resources available for stroke victims and their families. If you would like to attend either seminar, please RSVP by July 24 to Kittery Estates at 207-438-9111. Please contact Kittery Estates with any questions at 207-438-9111.

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We all know that there is a tremendous difference between covering up your symptoms and actually fixing the underlying problem. So, why settle for “bandaid care” when our Neuropathy Recovery Program is available? Do you have any of the following symptoms or lack of sleep due to... Pins and needles feeling Numbness in the hands or feet Tingling or burning sensations Weakness in the legs and toes Sharp shooting or burning pains A feeling like a sock is rolled up under your toes? If so, you may have a condition called peripheral neuropathy. If you are like most people who suffer from peripheral neuropathy, you have probably tried everything. You have probably been to specialists, tried alternative health care, and all of the latest and greatest miracle cures. Unfortunately, there is no gimmick, no quick fix, and no pill that will ever make your neuropathy go away permanently. What we do in our office is the REAL THING! I am confident that our Neuropathy Recovery Program is something you haven’t tried before and may be the answer you are looking for.

IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT GETTING RID OF YOUR PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY THIS YEAR AND IMPROVING YOUR HEALTH ONCE AND FOR ALL, DO NOT MISS THIS FREE ONE-HOUR SEMINAR! In regards to Peripheral Neuropathy, my goal this year is to help as many people as possible to regain feeling in their extremities and improve their quality of life. Will you be one of them? If you have been suffering from Peripheral Neuropathy and the reduced quality of life that goes with it, don’t wait another minute. Let me help you. This seminar could literally change your life. If you are dealing with Peripheral Neuropathy, I sincerely want to help you get your life back. Are you frustrated after having tried everything and still dealing with neuropathy? Are you sick of hype and false hope? Have you given up on ridding yourself of neuropathy? If you are serious about getting help once and for all, then call to reserve your seat right now. This FREE one-hour seminar could be the beginning of a new life for you. Don’t miss it!

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the high-income thresholds. This would result in other investment or earned income becoming subject to the tax. Consider converting Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs in 2012. Paying taxes on the conversion sooner may allow future distributions to escape the tax increases later. Harvest gains now if you expect to sell an investment in the next few years. Although it rarely makes sense to pay taxes prematurely, you have to run the numbers if you are in the highest tax brackets. For instance, if you defer selling an asset until 2013, when capital gains increase from 15 percent to 23.80 percent, you could need more than seven years to break even because of the shrinkage in assets due to the larger amount of taxes incurred. Consider boosting retirement contributions, especially to plans that favor older, longterm employees, such as ageweighted or new comparability plans. Not only do retirement accounts grow tax-deferred until withdrawn from the plan, they are also exempt from the new 3.80-percent surtax on investment income. One way to increase retirement contributions is to pair a defined benefit pension plan with a defined contribution plan. This may allow contributions several times higher than with a 401(k) or profitsharing retirement plan alone. Explore tax-advantaged ways to save, such as life insurance and annuities. While distributions from these insurance products are taxed at ordinary income tax rates, the benefit of tax deferral can offset higher tax rates. Life insurance has the additional advantage of providing a death benefit substantially higher than your account value. And life insurance distributions taken as withdrawals of basis and as loans are potentially tax-free if managed properly. Remember that loans and withdrawals generally reduce the death benefit for your family, decrease guarantees, and increase the risk of a policy lapse. Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against losses in declining markets. Nichole D. Raftopoulos is a certified financial planner practitioner at Nvest Financial Group, LLC, 69 York Street, in Kennebunk.

July 20, 2012

Health & Fitness

Kasmarek Successfully Completes CHC Examination SANFORD – The Compliance Certification Board (CCB) announced that Patricia Kasmarek, director of corporate compliance for Goodall Hospital, has successfully completed the Certified in Healthcare Compliance Examination, thus earning the “CHC” designation. A CHC is a professional with knowledge of relevant regulations and expertise in compliance processes sufficient to assist the healthcare industry to understand and address legal obligations, and promote organizational integrity through the operation of effective compliance programs. The purpose of certification is to promote healthcare compliance through the certification of qualified healthcare compliance professionals by recognizing formally those individuals who meet the eligibility requirements of the CCB and pass the CHC Examination. The exam encourages continued personal and professional growth in the practice of healthcare compliance and provides a national standard of requisite knowledge required for certification, thereby assisting employers, the public and members of the health professions in the assessment of a healthcare compliance professional. Healthcare compliance is a relatively new industry, born out of the government’s crackdown on Medicare fraud. Compliance professionals come from a variety of backgrounds including coding, medical records, nursing, medical practice, law and government. CCB president Debbie Troklus said, “The United States government constantly updates the laws and regulations surrounding Medicare to ensure proper billing and to eliminate fraud. These new regulations demand professionals who both understand the new regulations and how to implement programs to ensure compliance within their companies.” Founded by the Health Care Compliance Association in 1998, the Compliance Certification Board exists

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York Hospital Auxiliary Awards $14,000 in Scholarships to Area Students YORK – The York Hospital Aux-

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BUSINESS & FINANCE “Millennials” in Good Position for the Future

If you were born anywhere from 1982 to 2001, or within a few years of this range, you are considered a “Millennial.” As a member of this group, you share many things — cultural references, familiarity with technology, attitudes toward work and family — with others your age. And if you’re one of the “older” Millennials, you and your peers have something else in common — specifically, you have a good opportunity to launch investment strategies to help you save for the future. Why are you so well positioned to invest for the future? For one thing, it’s

because you have so much of the future ahead of you. As an investor, time is your greatest ally, for a couple of reasons. First, the more years you have to invest, the greater the growth potential of your investments. And second, by investing for the long term, you can help reduce the impact of periods of short-term volatility on your portfolio. Furthermore, since you may be in the early stage of your career, you probably have yet to reach your maximum earnings and may be eligible to put in the full annual amount to a Roth IRA, one of the most effective retirement savings vehicles available. (Eligibility to contribute to a Roth IRA is phased out

over a specific income range.) When you invest in a Roth IRA, your earnings have the opportunity to grow tax free, provided you don’t start taking withdrawals until you’re at least 59½ and you’ve had your account for at least five years. Even if you do contribute to a Roth IRA, you can still participate in your employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 401(k) if you work for a company, a 457(b) if you work for a state or local government, or a 403(b) if you work for a school or other tax-exempt organization. And you should indeed contribute to your employer’s plan, because it offers some

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Suwonneh Wood, 64 NORTH BERWICK – Suwonneh Wood of North Berwick passed away peacefully at her home on January 8, 2012. She was 64. Née Rosalind Elizabeth Petrucci, Suwonneh was born in Malden, Massachusetts to Barbara F. (Knight) and Vincent J. Petrucci, and grew up in Reading, Massachusetts. She was a graduate of Reading Memorial High School and of Santa Fe College in Gainsville, Florida. Among other pursuits, Suwonneh won the title of “Miss Venice” (Florida) in the 1967 Miss America pageant, studied

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at the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Florida, and, with her husband David Beede, performed and recorded with the Celtic band “No Commercial Appeal.” But it was by her work as a mental health counselor and by her positive, spiritual nature that Suwonneh will be best remembered by her many friends, patients, colleagues and neighbors. A psychiatric nurse specializing in addiction medicine, Suwonneh held senior nursing positions at the North Central Florida Mental Health Center in Gainesville Florida, St. Mary’s Hospital in Lewiston Maine, Richmond Area Health Center in Richmond, Maine,

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KENNEBUNKPORT – Maine Prep’s SAT preparatory classes for high school students in the Kennebunkport area begin August 6 at the Perkins House, Graves Memorial Library, 3 Mast Cove Lane, in Kennebunkport. Classes meet every Monday and Thursday, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., until August 30. The teacher is Maine Prep master teacher Susan Thombs. The 8-session course, designed to teach students strategies to use in the math, writing and reading sections of the SAT, will prepare high school seniors for the October 6 SAT and juniors for the PSAT. Maine Prep was founded to help Maine students improve SAT scores and be more of Brooklyn, NY, her uncle Joseph V. Petrucci and his wife Alice, of Los Angeles, CA, her aunt Grace Petrucci, of Revere, MA, and her cousins: Laura Petrucci, Los Angeles, CA, Joseph W. Petrucci, Mercer island, WA, Linda Geiger, Los Altos, CA, Lisa Petrucci, Truckee, CA, Tom Jackson, Fort Wayne, IN, David H. Knight, New York, NY, William F. Knight, Bangor, ME, and Martha Foster, Winterport, ME. A visitation was held at Johnson Funeral Home in North Berwick, Maine on January 20th, 2012, and in Florida her many friends organized a celebration of her life. She is the fourth generation to be interred in the Knight Family plot at Hillside Cemetery in North Berwick. Condolences may be made at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

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~ News ~ Community Volunteer Clean-up on Mt. Agamenticus

YORK – The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program is hosting a Community Volunteer Workday on Saturday, July 21st at 9 a.m. Volunteers will work along side the Conservation Crew to re-route the top sections of Fisher and Vulture’s View trails. The Crew and volunteers from previous workdays have already completed minor reroutes on other trails that loop up to the summit with less incline than before. The goal this season is to restore all of the existing paths leading to the summit and connect them into a meandering one-mile summit loop trail. Our goal this season is to have all the 1st hill trails tie into a one-mile loop along the summit of Mount A, still providing various access

points to the Learning Lodge and park facilities. This top portion of trail will ultimately take visitors through a scenic area that will be managed as young forest or early successional habitat. “This gentle, rolling trail will showcase a declining shrubland habitat type, more diverse native plants and wildlife, dramatically increase birding opportunities and improve visitor experiences overall,” said Mt. Agamenticus Conservation coordinator, Robin Kerr. Kerr anticipates scattered grasses and wildflowers to become established initially and then some typical plant species that colonize disturbed areas such as dogwood, speckled alder, meadowsweet and blueberry. “Animals using this type of

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habitat that might be seen from the trail at Mt. Agamenticus include ruffed grouse, American woodcock, blue-spotted salamander, Eastern towhee, spotted turtle, and common yellowthroat, to name a few,” said Kerr. According to “Wildlife Needs Shrublands; Conserving Habitat in Maine” a brochure developed by Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge and Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve, many species of wildlife require early successional habitat for annual life needs. They utilize the protective dense cover for shelter or raising young. The plants growing in these areas also provide an abundance of berries and fruit, eaten by many different birds and mammals. There has been a drastic decline of this habitat type in the northeast over the last 100 years due in large part to land-use change (farm abandonment), human development, fewer large beaver impoundments, fire suppression, and natural forest succession. As a result, those species of plants, mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles that require this habitat for survival are becoming increasingly rare. “We aim to re-establish the summit trails, to develop a more accessible loop trail that will provide wildlife viewing and scenic opportunities while promoting this important shrubland or young forest habitat” said Kerr. “We have lots of work to do, and we can use more help.” The volunteer workday is from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Work gloves,

sturdy shoes, and a water bottle are recommended. The Conservation Program will provide tools. Volunteers are asked to confirm their attendance in ad-

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~ Where To Dine ~ When the Weather Warms, Keep Wines Cool

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will be hard to perceive -- it will just seem a bit dull. When a wine is more noticeably heat-damaged, it’s marked by aromas of stewed fruit and burnt sugar. When heat damage is severe, the wine will expand inside the bottle - pushing out the cork and breaking its seal, thus spoiling the wine by exposing it to too much oxygen. Already, it looks like this might be the hottest summer in history. So keep cool. And don’t forget to chill your wines. David White, a wine writer, is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com. His columns are housed at Wines.com, the fastest growing wine portal on the Internet.

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onto a special bottle for a long time, most experts agree that it should be stored somewhere cool and dark - wine cellars are typically kept at about 55 degrees. This allows a wine to develop slowly and predictably, hopefully becoming more complex and interesting over time. Wines stored at higher temperatures will age more quickly and can develop off flavors and aromas. It’s also worth noting that wine is perishable and can spoil very quickly when exposed to extreme heat. This was another concern of mine last weekend. Like ice cream, wine can be destroyed when left outside - or even worse, in a car - on a hot summer day. If a wine is just slightly “cooked,” the damage

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with ice. She quickly took the white wines and threw them in the coolers. The reds, though, remained on a table, baking under the hot sun. So I asked how I could help, offering to put the reds in a refrigerator or toss them in a different cooler. She looked at me like I was insane. “I’ve been doing this for years, and I’ve never heard of chilling reds,” she declared, incredulously. I politely noted the sweltering heat, and suggested that guests would prefer cool wine which would quickly warm once poured - to wine that had been sitting in the hot sun all day. “Well, you’re the expert,” she answered, proceeding to put the reds on ice. “But I’ve always been told that red wines are served at room temperature.” And there it was, the world’s most pervasive wine myth. The notion that reds should be served at room temperature is why most people - and even most bars, restaurants, and caterers - serve red wines too warm. Before the advent of thermostats, homes were much cooler than they are today. So serving red wine at ‘room temperature’ made sense - it still made for a refreshing beverage. Today, most Americans keep their homes at about 72 degrees. At this temperature, alcohol is more obvious, which distorts the aromas and flavors of a wine. Warm wines generally seem rough, unstructured, and alcoholic. These traits only get worse as a wine heats up. Conversely, most white wines are consumed when they’re too cold. Most consumers serve whites straight from the refrigerator, and most restaurants serve them straight from an ice bucket. Serving any wine at such low temperatures will mask its flavors. Fortunately, you don’t need a fancy wine refrigerator to serve wine at its optimal temperature. If you’re drinking a red wine, pop it in the fridge for 20-30 minutes. If you’re drinking a white wine, pull it out of the fridge about 20-30 minutes before you’re going to drink it. As wine critic Bill Ward recently explained, “Basically, all wine should be chilled, but not too much, and served between 43 degrees (sweet or crisp whites, bubbles) and 65 degrees (hearty reds). Richer whites (Chardonnay) and lighter reds (Pinot Noir, Gamay, Cabernet Franc) fall in between.” Temperature doesn’t just matter when serving wine, it also matters when storing it. If you’re looking to hold

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~ Where To Dine ~

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Dining Guide THE SEACOAST’S

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Dining Guide E BAR N

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Enjoy your favorite drinks, appetizers, lobster, clams, chowder, mussels, haddock, burgers, chicken, fries, salads, corn on the cob and more! Relax and lounge at the outdoor bar, eat on the bar deck at picnic tables or in the dining room. Play a game of Bocce Ball (2 courts) or Horseshoes (2 pits).

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People and Business Profiles

New Business Sponsorship Model Proves Successful for Fair Tide” Bernie Reim Joins Exit Realty in Wells WELLS – Bernie Reim joined Exit Oceanside Realty in Wells. “We’re excited to welcome Bernie Reim to Exit Realty,” says Rick Coyne, owner of Exit Oceanside Realty. “We are growing and attracting quality business people like Bernie Reim each and every day.” Bernie is a twelve-year veteran in the real estate business. He is also passionate about astronomy as he teaches classes at the University of Southern Maine. For more information, call 207-646-8333 or visit www. exitoceansiderealty.com.(courtesy photo)

KITTERY – Implemented in April, Fair Tide’s Business Sponsorship program has proven successful for its Thrift Store, which is entering its tenth year of operation and located at 15 State Road in Kittery. Designed to raise community awareness about homelessness and its transitional housing program, Fair Tide’s Barbara McGaughey said Thrift Store sales and donations to the store have also increased due to the program. “We’re cross promoting our businesses, sharing information, pooling resources,” said McGaughey. “It’s about leveraging relationships we already have with businesses or forging new ones. Our sincere hope is that through these collaborations with other local business we create more awareness for

Goodall Announces Partnership with Casella Waste Systems and Green Waste Stream SANFORD – Goodall Hospital is proud to announce its partnership with Casella Waste Systems and Green Waste Stream, LLC in an effort to reduce the amount of waste produced by the hospital. Goodall has installed the 1,000lb/day Biogreen360 Food Digester unit in their Food Service Department. The BioGreen360 is a selfcontained, continual feed organic disposal system designed to use a patented microbe formulae that biologically converts food waste into compostable material. It accomplishes this by accelerating the natural decomposition process by maintaining optimal levels of aeration, moisture and temperature. The digester reduces food waste volume by an impressive 90 percent and completes a full cycle within 24 hours. “Casella offers the Biogreen360’s on-site food digester because it consumes no fresh water, discharges no environmentally damaging gray water, and significantly reduces the amount of waste produced by our customers.” said Rich Alercio, recycling specialist for Casella Waste Systems. “The food digester is ideal for helping customers, such as Goodall Hospi-

tal, increase their recycling rates and achieve their sustainability objectives.” “Goodall Hospital is leading the way in Maine as not only the first hospital, but the first organization or business, to utilize this technology.” said Paul Grillo, president and CEO of Green Waste Stream, LLC. “Working with the individuals at Goodall Hospital, coupled with Casella’s experience in serving the waste industry, extensive product line and reputa-

all. Supporting local builds community.” Kennebunk Savings was business Fair Tide’s business sponsor for June. “Kennebunk Savings has been such a strong support to Fair Tide over the years and they epitomize what it means to be a local business,” said McGaughey. “They support other local nonprofits in so many ways, so I think it’s important we let our supporters and the general community know. Their support means a great deal to our agency and those we serve.” Founded in 1998, Fair Tide is a prevention program that combines safe, affordable housing with comprehensive supportive services to keep people safe as they gain the necessary skills to obtain and maintain permanent housing. Proceeds from the Thrift Store, which is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., directly support the Fair Tide program. For more information, visit www.fairtide. org, or call 207-439-6376.

tion for quality, makes both ideal partners for our company.” “We have been working extremely close with Casella and Green Waste Stream, LLC to ensure that our unit is running to the best of its ability and are very happy with the outcomes we are experiencing at this time.” said Gene Coffin, director of environmental services for Goodall Hospital. “The amount of food waste we are producing has been dramatically reduced, and we couldn’t be happier.”

Heartwood Charter School Planned for Middle Schoolers KENNEBUNK – The way forward in education will require a collaborative effort between technology and the arts so we don’t lose our ability to be creative thinkers. Plans are being made to establish a Charter School for the Visual and Performing Arts on the campus of Heartwood College of Art in Kennebunk. The school will be for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students, with eighteen students per grade level, fifty-four students maximum. The school will open in the fall of 2013 and will serve a twenty-mile radius, including

Biddeford, Wells and Sanford. The school will focus on the visual and performing arts with full academic rigor, and will be designed by top educators, professional artists and teachers who have been in the field of secondary education for more than thirty years. There will be an open discussion and informational meeting on July 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the Brickstore Program Center, on Dane Street. Call Heartwood College of Art at 207-985-0985 for more information.

Bradford C. Paige, president & CEO of Kennebunk Savings, and Anne Gamble, development coordinator of Great Works Regional Land Trust at the Ballot Bash & Ice Cream Social, KSB York Branch (courtesy photo)

OGUNQUIT – Customers of Kennebunk Savings Bank have recognized the value of conservation efforts by Great Works Regional Land Trust. As a result, the non-profit organization, which serves six York County towns, is the recipient of $1,675 from this year’s Kennebunk Savings customer ballot. Bradford C. Paige, Kennebunk Savings president and CEO said, “I’m proud to be part of an organization that is dedicated to giving back to the nonprofit community. Each year our customers tell us what causes and non-profits are important to them and we respond by donating on their behalf.” Great Works was among twenty-five organizations receiving $1,000 or more among the total 125 ballot recipients. In all, $80,000 was awarded in the customer ballot, which is part of the more than $500,000 that Kennebunk Savings will donate to

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nonprofits in 2012. The donation provides essential unrestricted funding for Great Works for land preservation, stewardship of lands, and ongoing programs. “Over the years, Great Works Regional Land Trust has often been in the position of thanking Kennebunk Savings for their commitment to the environment and other community causes,” said Tin Smith, the president of Great Works Regional Land Trust board of directors. “We never underestimate their generosity and the value of community, and we thank Kennebunk Savings’ customers for their votes,” said Smith, who is also Stewardship Coordinator for the Wells National Estuarine Reserve. Since 1986, Great Works Regional Land Trust has conserved and protected over 4,800 acres in and around the towns of Berwick, North Berwick, South Berwick, Eliot, Ogunquit, and Wells. The organization maintains public trails on five (soon-to-be six) public places. Through support of its membership, grants, and donations by individuals and corporations, the organization strategically preserves forests, farmland, and watershed areas through purchases and easements arranged with landowners. Great Works’ volunteer board members, other volunteers, and a small staff offer ongoing education and recreational outings, posted on its website: www.gwrlt.org. For a schedule of events, to contribute, and to join, contact Patti Mitchem at pmitchem@ gwrlt.org or 207-646-3604. Visitors are welcome at the Great Works’ office at Beach Plum Farm, 610 Main Street, Route 1, in Ogunquit.

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~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Hi Elizabeth, I love your website and think it’s the best one for learning the computer, so keep it up. I have told all the people I know that your site is the best for whatever help they need! What I want to know is that I have a key that says “Print Screen,” but it doesn’t work. Is there anyway I can get it to work? I have Window Vista. Any help you can give me would be great, Stormy Dear Stormy, Back in the days of DOS (before Microsoft came out with Windows) the print screen button on your keyboard did just what the button says, it took a screen capture, and sent that image of what was on your screen directly to the printer. Over time, however, the function of the “Print Screen” key changed from automatically printing your screen capture, to a function of capturing the screen on the clipboard, which gives you the freedom to choose exactly what it is you want to do with the image. Because the “Print Screen” button only captures a screen shot, but doesn’t print it, there are no visual results when pressing the key. I will give you instructions for how to capture a screenshot with the Print Screen key, and then how to either print or save your screenshot capture. 1. When you want to do a screen capture, press the “Print Screen” button on your keyboard. 2. Open your favorite image program. I like to use Irfanview at: www. irfanview. com/ but you don’t have to download a program if you don’t want to. Every version of Microsoft Windows comes with Microsoft Paint in the “Accessories” folder of the start menu. 3. In your image program, click on “Edit” in the menu bar, then “Paste.” This will paste your screenshot capture into the program. 4. Once you have pasted the screen capture into your image program, you can either save it, or print it (or both) using the save and print commands in the menus. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, About a week ago I unplugged all the wires from my computer to organize them better. When I plugged everything back in and pressed the power switch, the computer turned on for a second then it shut off and smoke came out the back. I don’t know what happened, now when I press the power switch, my computer wont turn on at all. I was wondering if you knew what happened and how much it will cost to get it fixed. Thanks for your time! Jim

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~ Calendar of Events ~

Sunday, July 22 Benefit Concert

At the West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Road at 3 pm. Some of the groups performing are Classic Blend, Brown & White, Paul & Sally Wells, Pickled Liver Trio, WKUMC Music Dept. FMI: Dave Brown music director, 207-985-6632.

Irish Tenor

Mark Forrest, internationally acclaimed Irish Tenor, will be in Concert with “Songs of Hope” at 7 pm, St.Mary’s Church, Eldridge Road, in Wells. Tickets: Advance $10, At the door $12, Children under 12 yrs. freee. A reception with light refreshments will follow the Concert. For tickets 207-646-5605. FMI: Contact Bob Marlowe, event coordinator 207-646-6870 or bobm5@gwi.net.

Monday, July 23 Divorce Care

A special help seminar and support group for people experiencing divorce and separation will begin their new sessions on Mondays at Messiah Christian Church, Rt. 1 in Wells. Sessions starts from 6-7:30 pm. Divorce Care features nationally recognized experts on divorce and recovery topics. Seminar sessions include “Facing Your Anger,” “Facing Your Loneliness,” “Depression,” “New Relationships,” “KidCare,” and “Forgiveness.” FMI: Bev at 207-423-7160 or 207-985-9287.

Vacation Bible School

Join the United Methodist Church of Berwick for our Vacation Bible School today and July 24-25 from 9 -11:30 am. Our theme this year is “Heroes of the Bible.” All children welcome. A nut-free snack will be provided. This is a free event.

Email sjpannier42@hotmail.com to register or call 207-252-0306. Transportation to the Berwick Rec Camp can be arranged for those registered in both camps.

Space Stories

In keeping with the summer reading theme of “Starry Summer Nights,” Kennebunk Free Library will host a special telling of space stories for children ages 4-6 at 11 am. After listening to stories about outer space, the children will create space helmets and rockets for imaginative play. Due to the need for materials, pre-registration is requested. Call 207-985-2173 ext 5 or email ys@kennebunk.lib. me.us to pre-register. FMI: www. KennebunkLibrary.org.

Tuesday, July 24 Tuesday Night at the Museum

Join the Ogunquit Museum of American Art on Tuesday evenings during July and August for the Tuesday Night at the Museum special programs series. The 2012 season series includes lectures, gallery talks, a concert plus discussions. Doors open at 6 pm for gallery viewing. Programs start at 7 pm unless otherwise noted. Admission fees: Members Free, Adults $10, Senior/Student $9, Children under 12 Free.

Peggy Bacon: Life in Art

OMAA Director, Ron Crusan, will speak about artist Peggy Bacon, an internationally-known painter and printmaker who created caricatures and portraits of famous men and women in the arts, provided political commentary, and was the author of many children’s books. The exhibition will feature art of Ogunquit, books with hand drawn portraits, and handmade dolls and

rugs. Discussion starts at 7 pm.

Kids’ Theatre Workshop

Kennebunk Free Library is offering a theatre workshop for children ages 8-12. Children desiring to be stars onstage are invited to learn acting skills from Ronda Verges of the Academy of Developing Artists of Maine. Verges provides a safe environment for experimentation as well as confidence building tips useful both onstage and off. The workshop will have three meetings, today, July 31 and Aug. 7, each from 3-5 pm. Members will perform a skit based upon the book “Stellaluna” by Janell Cannon at the Kennebunk Free Library Talent Show on Aug. 7 at 6 pm. Children interested in theatre as well as those who have never acted before are encouraged to give it a try. Register for the Theatre Workshop by calling 207-985-2173 ext.5 or emailing ys@kennebunk.lib.me.us.

Spiritual Discussion Series

Upcoming topic is “The Essential Oneness of all Religions” 925 Main St. Eliot. 7:15 – 8:15 p.m. People are welcome to come early for a casual dinner at 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. FMI: call 207-752-1319 or email Ronald.Tomanio@gmail.com.

Friday, July 27 17th Annual Eliot Antique Tractor & Engine Show

This year they are featuring Oliver Tractors & Gilson engines. Enjoy antique tractor & engine displays, working demonstrations of a shingle mill, rare circa 1920’s Hildreth wood splitter, pump and engine displays. Ladies can try their hand at the ladies’ skillet toss. tractor parades, kids pedal tractor pulls, garden tractor pulling, antique stone boat pulling, colonial en-

campment and transfer sled pulling round out the weekend fun. Kids can enjoy rides on the popular barrel tractor ride. Enjoy Friday night’s benefit auction, raffles, kids corner, entertainment, great food, homemade desserts and artisan’s alley. $6 per person Children 6 and under get in free. 2077 State Rd in Eliot. Gates open today from 10 am to 9 pm; on Saturday, July 28, from 7 am until 10 pm; and on Sunday, July 29, from 7 am to 3 pm. Call 207-748-0860 to hear schedule information. FMI: Email info@raittfarmmuseum.org.

for a variety of Stonewall Kitchen products and Cooking School classes will also take place with the winner drawn at the end of breakfast. Please note the rain date for this event is Sunday, July 29. Special thanks to additional sponsors: Accutech, Carpe Diem, Eastern Propane, Favorite Foods, Golden Malted and Wyman’s for donating supplies. FMI: Contact Stonewall Kitchen at 207-351-2713.

Bean Suppers

Saturday, July 28

The members of the First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport are pleased to announce they will host two more baked bean fundraiser suppers this summer. The suppers are open to the public and will be held today and Saturday, August 25, from 5-6:30 pm in the church’s Ober Hall at 141 North St. The costs are $8 per adult, and $4 per child under age 12. The church members will be serving baked beans, hotdogs, American chop suey, coleslaw, bread, beverage and dessert. FMI: 207-967-3897 or www.firstchurchkennebunkport. com.

Charity Pancake Breakfast

Summer Concert Series

Italian Dinner

An All-You-Can-Eat Italian dinner is being presented from 5-7 p.m. at the Congregational Church of Wells (1695 Post Road, U.S. Route 1). Cost is $8 per adult. Children 6-12 yrs are $4. Children under 6 yrs are free. Family maximum cost (2 adults and all children 12 years and under) is $20. Meal includes pasta and meat entree, salad, rolls, beverage, and dessert.

For the sixth year in a row, local specialty food manufacturer and retailer, Stonewall Kitchen will host a community Charity Pancake Breakfast at the Stonewall Kitchen Headquarters located at 2 Stonewall Lane, in York. Breakfast will be served between 8 and 11 a.m. and will feature Stonewall Kitchen’s pancakes with maple syrup or fruit and whipped cream; coffee, milk and juice. The price is $5 for adults and $3 for children under ten years old. All proceeds go to benefit the York Food Bank and Hilton/Winn Farm, a non-profit organization dedicated to youth development through farm experience. A raffle

At 6:30 pm at Wells Harbor Park - Hope Hobbs Gazebo. (Rain location – Ward Gym, Wells Jr. High, Rt#1) Featuring: Straight Lace, a high-energy band performing rock, swing, waltz, and easy-listening music. FMI: call June Messier, chairwoman, at 207-646-5596. Admission is free.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

‘Cinderella’ Charms at Arundel Barn Playhouse

By Scott Andrews Staff Columnist ARUNDEL – In Richard Rodgers’ autobiography, he states that by the mid-1950s about four million theatergoers had seen “Oklahoma!” on Broadway and another eight million had seen the national tour. But on March 31, 1957, an international television audience of nearly nine times that many saw “Cinderella,” the Rodgers and Hammerstein adaptation of the familiar 17th-century fairy tale with Julie Andrews in the title role. It was a sensational success. Two television remakes followed, in 1967 and 1997; the latter was also released as a film. A stage version has been available since the 1990s, featuring a script that closely adheres to Oscar Hammerstein’s 1957 television special. It has

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never been seen on Broadway, but has proved popular with school groups, community theaters and regional professional companies. For its third show of 2012, Arundel Barn Playhouse is running a charming professional production of Rogers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.” The show is a good fit for this rustic barn, converted to a theater fifteen years ago. Producing artistic director Adrienne Wilson Grant typically draws her actors from the musical theater programs of colleges and conservatories, and “Cinderella” is ideally suited to a young and enthusiastic cast. Crucial to the success of “Cinderella” is the actress in the title role. I liked Jenna Pastuszek, who conveys both strength and warmth from her first big number, “In My Own Little Corner,” through the wonderful love duet, “Ten Minutes Ago.” Her duet partner, handsome, charming bachelor prince Christopher, is nicely played by John Carucci, who combines the feelings of frustration with his boring royal life with a young man’s romantic ardor. Both Pastuszek and Carucci hail from New York University’s graduate program in musical theater. One of Hammerstein’s most memorable lines is delivered by Cinderella as she dreams about going to the royal ball: “Impossible things are happening every day.” The comic gem of Hammerstein’s book is the stepmother, a pompous and imperious taskmaster. Fjaere Harder nails this role. Her plastic face contorts into shapes and her highfalutin voice and mannerisms generate lots of laughs. The two stepsisters, played by Lauren Lindsey and Emily Rogers, are buffoons. Taken as

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KENNEBUNKPORT – On Sunday, July 22, from 5 to 6 p.m., the Colony Hotel, at 140 Ocean Avenue in Kennebunkport, will present a concert of the best songs of the Big Band era in the Carriage House, just below the main hotel entrance. The sparkling Coastal Sound quartet will present a great selection of fabulous tunes made famous by the likes of Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, and more. The members of Coastal Sound are outstanding reedsman Jack Kupp, master trumpeter Thomas Kremser, expert drummer Ron Breton, and, of course, “Maestro” Warren King on piano. As an added bonus, favorite local tenor John Manzo will be crooning along with the band. The Animal Welfare Society, in West Kennebunk, will benefit from this concert. As in prior years, the Colony concerts benefit local non-profits. This year, concert tickets are $5, and season tickets will be available: any five concerts for $20. Tickets can be purchased at the concerts, both before and after. All concerts

in the series run from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday afternoons. On July 29, King will present his unruly band of local singers in the Carriage House, attacking some of the silliest songs ever committed to sheet music. All year long, he sifts through reams of old sheet music, looking for songs more ridiculous than ever. The Maine Lobstermen’s Association will benefit from the foolishness. For more information on the concert series, call 207-985-8759, visit www.livemusicmaine.com, or email livemusic@roadrunner. com. (courtesy photo)

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al Register Historic District, which is also featured in the Museum’s current exhibition, “Windows on the Past.” Visitors can purchase the Painted Details catalog for $20 (including tax). Museum members can purchase the catalog for $18. The catalog can be found in the Museum shop, Tuesday through Friday, 10 am to 4:30 pm, and Saturday, 10 am to 1 pm. On Friday, July 20, the Museum will be open until 8 pm for the Third Friday Kennebunk ArtWalk. Local artists chosen for the exhibition include Don Gorvett, Dewitt Hardy, Anne Gable Allaire, Wade Zahares, Jeff Weaver, Annie Burnett Hidell, and Gretchen Huber. The exhibition, open for three months through September 8, 2012, allows visitors a new vision of the colorful world around them in painted detail. The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in Kennebunk’s historic district. For more than 75 years, the Museum has been dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the region’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. Its galleries and research archives are open to the public year-round: Tuesdays – Fridays, 10 – 4:30 and Saturdays, 10 – 1. Museum admission is by donation, suggested $5 per person. Visit www.brickstoremuseum.org or call 207-9854802 for further information.

Waiting for the Girls, painting by Sheila Clough (courtesy photo)

Maine Women in the Arts Summer Art & Crafts Show KENNEBUNKPORT – Maine Women in the Arts is having their annual Summer Art and Crafts Show at the Masonic Hall, Temple Street, in Kennebunkport. The show is open on Friday, July 20, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, July 21, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ; and Sunday, July 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a reception for the public to meet the artists on Friday, July 20, from 5 to 7 p.m. “Mary Kennedy & Friends” will provide live music at the reception. Admission is free. The MWA Summer Show will include works by more than fifty artists from northern New England. In addition to fine art and photography, MWA artists will be showing a variety See ARTS page 27...

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ 10th Annual Native American Pow-Wow WELLS The Wells Chamber of Commerce and the New Hampshire Inter-Tribal Native American Council announce the 10th Annual Native American PowWow to be held on Saturday, July 21, and Sunday July 22, at Wells Harbor Park, from 9 am to 5 pm daily. The event will include dancing, drumming, flute music, vendors, storytelling, auction, evening session. Host Drum-Walking Bear (Southern Drum), Guest DrumsBlack Thunder (Northern Drum), Medicine Bear (Eastern Drum), Mountain Spirit (Eastern Drum). The emcee is Peter Newell. Flute music by assorted musicians. The Grand Entry is at 12:00 noon on Saturday. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 seniors, children under 6 are free. The public is cordially invited no drugs or alcohol are allowed. For more information, call 603528-3005. The Wells Harbor Park Free Concert Series is teaming with the Pow-Wow and will fea-

ture the band “Owl & Dove” offering Native American music with a contemporary twist. The

Residents Enjoy Horse and Buggy Rides on Atria’s “Rodeo Day”

KENNEBUNK – Residents at Atria Kennebunk and children from Penny Lane Day Care saddled up for Atria’s annual “Rodeo Day” with ...ARTS from page 26 of crafts including wood, fiber, clay and jewelry as well as handpainted cards and prints. There will be a raffle basket full of items made by the group members, with proceeds to benefit the MWA scholarship fund. Maine Women in the Arts is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to promote art in Maine. MWA chairperson Pam Edwards says, “Maine Women in the Arts has welcomed over a dozen new members in the last year and invites the public to view fine art by some talented, fresh artists, along with work by many of your perennial favorites. Our summer exhibit will also feature fine crafts by thirty different members, perfect for gifts and souvenirs.” For more information, visit www.mainewomenarts.com.

Rockin’ Horse Stable’s horse and buggy rides, last Wednesday, July 11. The event included country music by Saco Valley Country Men, square dancing and a western-themed outdoor barbeque. (courtesy photo)

concert begins at 6:30 pm and is free and open to the public. (courtesy photo)

Proposals for Cafe Art Gallery Requested YORK – The Art Committee of York Hospital is soliciting proposals for artwork to be hung in the Café at York Hospital for the year 2013. Each exhibition will be hung for two months beginning in January 2013. Artists should send a biography and CD to Karen Pence, York Hospital, 15 Hospital Drive, York, ME 03909 or via email to KPence@ yorkhospital.com. The Art Committee will review requests and notify artists after its September meeting. Proposals must be submitted before September 14. For more information, please contact Karen Pence, Interior Designer, at 207-351-2057.

Grammy Award-winning Pianist at River Tree Arts KENNEBUNK – Grammy award-winning jazz pianist Paul Sullivan will play a concert at River Tree Arts on July 27 at 7 p.m. The concert is being presented in conjunction with the Painters, Players, and Poets exhibition showing at River Tree’s Irvine Art Gallery through August 4. This integrated, multi-media art experience features the work of forty-nine Maine-based artists, writers, composers, & furniture-makers. The composers and poets identified a living Maine painter whose work inspired them, and then interpreted a specific painting through poetry or musical composition. For Painters, Players, and Poets, Sullivan interpreted the painting Cecile by Cynthia Stroud in his composition Cecile. Sullivan has enjoyed a richly varied and distinguished career as a composer and a pianist. As a soloist, with his trio, and as a member of the Paul Winter Consort, he has played concert tours throughout the world. He has performed among the dunes of the Negev Desert, in Leonard Bernstein’s living room, and on the stages of many of the world’s finest concert halls. As a jazz player he has worked in some of New York’s most prestigious clubs, and has played with a wide variety of jazz masters from Benny Goodman to Tommy Flanagan. Sullivan’s compositions have been commissioned by Off Broadway and regional theaters, dance

Arundel Barn Playhouse Tues. thru Sat. Evenings at 8 pm (No show July 4) Sunday at 8 pm: June 10, July 1, 22, Aug 12, 26 Every Wednesday at 2 pm (No show July 4) Friday at 2 pm: June 15, July 6, 27, Aug 17, 31 Group Rates and Special Ticket Offers Available

companies, and choral groups. His sixteen CDs have sold more than 300 thousand copies and have won three Indie Awards. His music has been broadcast throughout the US and internationally. He also received a Grammy Award for his work on the Paul Winter Consort CD, “Silver Solstice.” Recently, Sullivan finished a children’s musical, and has been commissioned to compose a number of choral works. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 for River Tree members, and available at brownpaper tickets.com or call 207-967-9120.

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~ Pets ~ Safe Haven Humane Society

WELLS – Oriental rugs, majolica pottery antique oil paintings and old bottles mixed with stylish functional housewares, old and new books and jewelry all await you at our Thrift Shop. We’re also adding ladies clothing and fashion accessories to our eclectic mix. We are now accepting donations of seasonal ladies’ clothing during business hours, 11am4pm Mon-Sat. Please donate only clean, ready to wear items. Safe Haven does house cleanouts and will haul if you wish to donate but have no way to get the items to us. We will be happy to come and transport what we can sell. Special thanks to Judy and Rex Lambert who hosted last Saturday’s Kitty Adoption Event at their shops, Bell Farm Antiques and Backyard Birds & Frills in York. The adoption event was very successful and their lily sale kept them busy digging in their beautiful gardens. Safe Haven was the recipient of the proceeds of their lily sale. We can’t thank this wonderful couple enough for all they do for Safe Haven every month. A big “Get Well” wish to Norma Buffum who helps us every Tuesday in our office. Norma, who is a young 80 years old, recently had heart surgery. She’s a remarkable woman who loves helping Safe Haven keep its paperwork in order. Every Tues-

day we enjoy her company and good humor and boy do we miss her while she is recuperating. Norma, we can’t wait to have you back! Most Safe Haven volunteers are involved in kitten care in one way or another. There is an abundance of kittens lately and no shortage is expected any time soon. Despite all the lowcost spay-neuter clinics, some people simply are not thoughtful or kind enough to have their cats spayed or neutered. What’s it going to take to eliminate the wave of kittens born every year? Until we eliminate these unwanted pregnancies, we’ll keep making room to accept these dear little ones and their mommas, who are just kittens themselves. If you can offer your

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home temporarily to a family of kittens and their mother, please call. Safe Haven will even pay for the vet bills, food and litter. Either way, we need your help. The more foster homes we have, the more kitties we can rescue. A very special kitty named Fern needs a very special home. This beautiful bobtail kitty was rescued from a farm in pretty sorry condition. Unluckily, she tested positive (twice) for the Feline Leukemia virus. She acts normal and seems perfectly healthy, but because of the virus, she must be an “only cat” or live with another cat with the feline Leukemia virus. Fern is an extremely sweet kitty who deserves lots of love and a happy environment where she can get the attention she craves. Her lifespan may be shorter than other kitties so we want her to have a happy home as soon as possible. Safe Haven will pay for all her medical care while Fern is in your care. Please inquire about this wonderful very deserving kitty. This weekend: July 21 & 22: Yard Sale, Bake Sale, Bottle Drive, Plant Sale. Hours: Sat 8am-3pm, Sun 9am-2pm. Furniture, household items and more. Don’t miss this one! All proceeds benefit our Animal Medical Fund. Our Adoption Center and Thrift Shop will be open as well. FMI 646-1611.

NORTH BERWICK – Meet Scully… This dear sweet fourmonth-old orange kitten came into the ACAR from the Berwick area suffering from severe acid burns on his neck and shoulder area. Scully is a real trooper, never complained when he was at the vets for treatment, and is a real hero about taking his meds and topical treatments. He is now hoping one of you folks will provide him a new family to love. Scully is neutered & his vet has released him for adoption. Scully’s vaccinations are up to date; he has been treated for worms, fleas and ticks. Scully is a very active happy boy who plays well with other pets in his foster home. He also loves to sit in a lap for naptime, and hug time. Scully will need a few more days of wound cleaning which is an easy cleaning job and applying a topical medication, Scully enjoys the fussing made over him. Scully will probably have a large scar on his neck and shoulders area when his treatments are done. If you would like to give a new start to a sweet orange love bug kitten Scully hopes that you will arrange time in your busy summer schedule to stop by the adoption center to meet him. In addition to our featured kitten, Scully, ACAR has a very nice selection of young kittens, was Michael’s dog. He was also adopted from The Animal Welfare Society of Kennebunk and he will be leading the ride in Michael’s truck. Thank you, I hope to see you there, Nick

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK – Bike Run to benefit AWS at Bentley’s Saloon on July 28 Hello, My name is Nick. My best friend’s father, Michael, recently and suddenly passed away. In his absence we

have decided to create a small motorcycle organization called Dog Gone Bikers. We are putting on our 1st annual charity/ memorial ride Saturday, July 28, starting at the Massabesic High School in Waterboro at 9 am,

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riding to the summit of Mount Agamenticus in York, and then riding to Bentley’s Saloon. Warren Bentley of Bentley’s Saloon has agreed to donate up to $100 by donating $1 for each draft beer sold for the Animal Welfare Society of Kennebunk. I would like to cordially invite you, your friends, family, any and all of your staff and their friends/family to attend. These guys are my family and friends. We all have a deep love for dogs and a few of us have adopted dogs from The Animal Welfare Society of Kennebunk. We’re a great bunch of guys who grew up together and enjoy riding motorcycles. Twister, the sweetest rednosed pit-bull I’ve ever hugged,

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“Ice” Summer already getting too hot for you? Can’t seem to find a way to beat the heat? What you need is a big bundle of Ice! True to his name, this Ice is a cool customer. Ice is a 1-year old Pit Bull. If you’ve never met a Pit Bull before, Ice is the perfect guy to give you a great first impression. Ice is incredibly friendly and social. He was socialized very well in the past and is very affectionate towards just about

teenage kittens and young adult cats available for adoption. We also have a limited number of small and medium size dogs available for adoption. Adoption hours are Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and by appointment during the week. Location: 37 Market Street in the village of North Berwick. Support For Life Our “Support For Life” program asks for the pledge of a $10 monthly donation. Your $10 combined with the monthly donations of others will help us meet our ongoing expenses and continue our work as a true “No Kill” organization. Please help us continue our mission to serve your community for years to come.

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anything and anyone. He would be more than happy to share a new home with other dogs, cats, and children of all ages. Bring ‘em all on, he’ll impress them all and melt their hearts. Ice also happens to be a playful fellow. He enjoys getting lots of playtime with people, particularly when it involves any type of ball. He loves getting a chance to run about on the beach as well. Ice is just an overall great dog and will make any household he joins very happy. If you’d like to add this big chunk of Ice to your home, then stop on by the Animal Welfare Society today See AWS page 34...

Puppy Raisers Wanted YORK COUNTY – Are you ready to be part of something extraordinary? The Maine Region of Guiding Eyes for the Blind is looking for people to take wonderful pups into their hearts and homes for 16-18 months, teach them basic skills that they’ll need as future guide dogs, and socialize these exceptional puppies. Puppy raisers receive ongoing local support every step of the way and free veterinary care. Plus, it’s lots

of fun. Our next puppy raising classes start August 18. Ready to find out more? E-mail for details kh@millspoint154.com. (courtesy photo)

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SPORTS The Golf Grip: Caress The Club, Don’t Strangle It Golf Tips from a Local Pro CAPE NEDDICK One of the biggest challenges I see when playing with amateurs is that they put a literal chokehold on their club when they grip it. Maybe it all stems from that “grip it and rip it” mentality. Unfortunately, strangling your club will only lead to squeezing the life out of your game. Here are a couple of thoughts that may help. Sam Snead, one of golf’s legends, said the best advice he ever got concerning the grip was to hold it like a little bird - firm enough so it won’t fly away, but not hard enough to hurt it. In other words, grip the club just tight enough to keep it in your

South Berwick Fall Baseball Sign-ups SOUTH BERWICK – South Berwick Fall Baseball is accepting registrations for the 2012 Seacoast Fall Ball season now through August 1. We will have three divisions, Junior High (6th through 8th graders), High School JV and High School Varsity. Teams will play two 5-inning games on game days. Junior High plays on Saturdays and High School plays on Sundays. Those interested in playing can email r21325@comcast.net for a registration form or call Richard Raitt at 207-384-9281. Registration forms and $95 fee must be returned by August 1.

hands and under control. If you grip the club too tightly, the tension in your hands and lower arms keeps your shoulders from being as flexible as they need to be through the swing. If you can’t turn, you lose

distance. A lot of folks think if they don’t hold on to the club for dear life it will fly out of their hands.

There’s no need to worry about that. As you start your downswing, your grip automatically tightens. It’s second nature, and you won’t even notice it. Golf tip courtesy of Michelle

McGann, a seven-time winner on the LPGA Tour. She is a member and shareholder at the Donald Ross-designed Cape Neddick Country Club. She also co-wrote “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Golf.”

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Michelle McGann, local pro golfer (courtesy photo)

York Golf & Tennis Club Women’s League Results YORK – Week four of the York Golf and Tennis Club’s Women’s golf league brings a tie between Teams 3 and 6 with a score of 28 ½ points. These teams are captained by Paula Dargan and Linda Jellison respectively. Martha Green’s Team 5 is in third place with a score of 26 ½ points. Fourth place is being held by Team 4, captained by Linda Davis, with 22 ½ points. Team 2, captained by Spruill Kilgore, is in fifth place with a score of 21 while Sandy Petrovich’s Team 1 is in sixth place with 17 ½ points.

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10-Play passes that offer savings on multiple rounds. $500 is the cost of an 18-Hole 10-Play

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Registration Open for Pratt and Whitney Golf Challenge KENNEBUNK – On September 7, Pratt and Whitney will be hosting their 6th annual ‘Build a Community Golf Challenge,’ benefiting United Way of York County. This all-day golf tournament, located at The Oaks golf course in Somersworth, NH, is the largest special event held to benefit United Way of York County. “Last year the event raised more than $13,000 to support our York County community” says Cindy Richards, associate director of community impact and donor engagement at United Way of York County. “The timing of the golf tournament couldn’t be better for the United Way. September kicks off our annual fundraising campaign so the golf tournament is a great way to bring together business and community leaders to raise

funds and awareness around the United Way.” Registration is now open for the shotgun-style tournament, which begins at 8:30 a.m. and is limited to 32 foursomes. The cost to register a foursome is $500 and includes 18 holes of golf, with cart, and a lunch reception following the tournament. Coupled with the tournament, a variety of sponsorships opportunities are available. Organizations can purchase Gold, Individual Hole, Golf Cart, Score Card or Program Booklet sponsorships. ‘Gold’ Sponsorship ($1,200 with team registration, $1,000 without team registration) includes a company logo on all marketing materials, including a full page ad in the event program and additional recognition during the See GOLF page 37...

JUNIOR GOLF CAMP SIGN UP TODAY When: Every Monday & Wednesday 2-Day Golf Camp Ages: 6-16 New and Novice Golfers Welcome

Golf Instructors: St. Thomas Golf Coach, Marc Schoff Noble Golf Coach, Clay Holliday Schedule Every Monday & Wednesday Thru August: Schedule: 9:00am - 1:00pm Lunch included each day. Drop-off: 8:45-9am Pick-up: 1:00pm Instructions Include: Safety, Range, Grip, Aim, Stance, Irons, Woods, Chipping ,Putting & On Course Play! Contests for Prizes! GOLF FEE $95.00 per person (Lunch served each day) Call or stop by The Pro Shop at The Links: 207-384-GOLF(4653)

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~ News ~ tables are available for just $25, or $15 per space if you bring your own. Space is limited and therefore it is suggested that you contact Nancy, at 207-439-7845, or unioncongregationalchurch@ymail.com.

...EVENTS from page 24 evening featuring Southwestern BBQ from Kitchen Chicks Catering, dancing to The Coronados, and a silent auction. Prizes will be awarded to the Best Dressed Cowboy and Cowgirl.

Public Bean Supper Benefits Family with Fire Losses

The Trustees of the First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport have announced they held an emergency meeting and voted to donate the proceeds of the 28th Bean & American Chop Suey Supper to a family of the church who recently experienced fire damage to their home. The supper is open to the public and will be held from 5-6:30 pm in the church’s Ober Hall at

Artists, Crafters & Specialty Food Vendors

Union Congregational Church, York Beach, is offering an opportunity to increase your exposure at a Rent-aTable event to be held in the heart of York Beach during the peak of the tourist season. This event will be held, rain or shine, from 9 am-3 pm, at our facility on Church St. Six-foot

141 North St. The costs are $8 per adult, and $4 per child under age 12. The church members will be serving baked beans, hotdogs, American Chop Suey, etc. First Congregational Church is located near Wink’s and the Kennebunkport Historical Society. FMI: 207967-3897 or www.firstchurchkennebunkport.com.

International Women’s Club of NE Luncheon

At Sheraton Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth. Registration for luncheon starts at 11 am; The speaker is Martin S. Goldman, author of “And I From Bohemia: a Memoir.” He begins at 1 pm. FMI: www. iwcne.net.

Paddle to the Point

Maine’s 1st and only stand-up paddle board race will take place on Main Beach in Ogunquit. Registration is at 7 am; the Elite Class race starts at 8 am; the Recreational Class race starts at 10 am. Sign up at www.boardliving.com. Thousands of dollars in prizes for the Elite Class 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers and 1st place men’s and women’s Recreation Class. All proceeds benefit the Molly Fund, the Ralph Would Go Fund and Ogunquit Parks and Rec.

HarborFest

The Wells Chamber of Commerce and the Wells Rotar y Club announce the 13th Annual

HarborFest to be held at Wells Harbor Park, in Wells. The event will include the Wells Chamber of Commerce silent auction from 3-6 pm, the Wells Rotary Chicken BBQ from 4-6 pm and a free concert featuring “Straight Lace” at 6:30 pm. Proceeds from the event will support the Wells Rotary Club community service projects and the Wells Chamber of Commerce scholarship fund. Tickets for the Chicken BBQ are available at the Wells Chamber of Commerce, 136 Post Road, Route 1 in Wells and from any Wells Rotarian. A limited number of tickets will be available at the event. For more information go to www.wellsrotary.org or www.wellschamber.org.

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ANTIQUES

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WANTED TO BUY * Antiques * Silver * Gold * CHRIS LORD ANTIQUES

YORK Male seeking open-minded female for furnished room. Kitchen & utilities included, but not phone. No pets or smoking. $450/month. 207-363-3312

WELLS RENTALS Bright, second floor studio $575 and a 1 BR apartment $775. Both apartments plus heat/utilities. Lease required. No smokers/pets. 207-363-7655

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So. Berwick: Nice 2 bedroom condo, w/d hookup, propane heat, porch, patio. $900/mo.

WELLS RENTAL Three bedroom house with one car garage. Short walk to Wells Harbor. One year lease. $1200 + utilities. Garnsey Bros. Rentals (207) 646-8301

One Item or Entire Estate. Cash paid for all antiques. Antique furniture, oriental rugs, paintings, old weather-vanes, glass, china, pottery, old clocks, lamps, antique dolls & toys, guns, swords, duck decoys, coins, old prints, books, old photography. Buying antiques for over 20 years.

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EQUESTRIAN SERVICES HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS: All Ages. Beginners to advanced. Certified instructor. Affordable rates. (207) 698-1970 HORSES BOARDED Full Board $350/month Eliot, Maine 207-439-2636 HORSE BOARDING HORSE TRAINING HORSE RIDING LESSONS Summer Riding Program Riverhurst Farm 207-985-3348

Berwick: Single family home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, oil heat, full basement, great yard. $1,500/mo. Chick RE (207)439-8360 or (207)252-0752

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HORSES FOR PASTURE BOARDING ONLY Must know electric fence and get along with others. $200/mo. 207-439-2636

JUNK & USED VEHICLES WANTED (207) 423-0068 / (207) 363-7492 Please leave message.

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DUBOIS LIVESTOCK & EXCAVATING

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DANCE CLASSES Classes forming now for new studio opening in Kittery near York town line. Quality dance education for all ages, beginner to professional. Please Call Julie Hebb 718.928.4124

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SUMMER SESSIONS AT TUNETOWN! Great teachers, nurturing music lesson environment. All ages, all styles. Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Recording! Call now for summer placement: 207-641-8863

ASSISTANCE OFFERED ANNE’S GROCERY SERVICE I will do your grocery shopping or errands. Call 207-363-7206 or email help_isontheway@yahoo.com LNA FOR HIRE Priced way below agency rates. Very affordable. Available days and weekends. Call Lindee 207-251-3451

CLEANING SERVICES SHIRLEY’S SPOTLESS HOME CLEANING Thorough, Dependable, Trustworthy. Call (207) 439-1363

YARD SALES YARD SALE Saturday, July 21 • 8AM-2PM 2 Newtown Road, York Many items including children’s stuff! Rain date: 7/28 YARD SALE Saturday, July 21 8AM-2PM 27 Boyce Road, Eliot Baby stuff, toys, housewares, etc.

ITEMS FOR SALE FORMAL DINING ROOM SET: 6 Chairs and 2 extra leaves with a 5 foot high Glass Hutch. Very good condition. Paid $2000. Asking $425 OBO. 207-477-2942.

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TRACTOR with front loader, cab, snow plow, and finish mower. To be sold by sealed bid. Low hours and has been garaged. Tractor can be viewed Wednesdays 1-4pm or Fridays 10am-1pm at 101 Woodland Hills, South Berwick. Minimum bid $10,000. Signed, sealed bids are due no later than 3pm Monday, July 30th. Bids to be opened 6pm Monday, July 30th.

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...AWS from page 28 to meet him. “Panda” Panda bears are depicted as being, cute, cuddly, easy-going, lovable creatures. Our little Panda couldn’t have a more fitting name. This gorgeous sevenyear-old is all of this and more. Panda adores his people and will soak up every bit of attention that is offered to him. This super stud even enjoys being held and brushed. When he isn’t being showered with affection, Panda will find a comfy kitty bed to curl up and nap on while waiting for his next cuddle session. Doesn’t Panda sound like the perfect pet? If you agree, please stop in and meet this sweetheart soon. “Bill” & “Bob” Bill and Bob are adult Dumbo Rats, no doubt a breed named such because of big ears. You probably won’t notice their big ears for a while though, as their big bodies make them look small in comparison. Yes, Bill & Bob probably lived the high life wherever they were in the past, as they’re both a bit on the hefty side. That’s nothing that some quality time on an exercise wheel won’t solve though... lots of quality time. As you might imagine, they prefer to spend their time lazing about in a cozy critter hammock or little home. These two galoots get along great, so they would enjoy finding a new home together, but they can be adopted individually as well. If you’re interested in either of these cute critters, or both of them, then stop on by the shelter today to meet them. Calendar of Events July 21 (Sat) - The Animal Welfare Society Mobile Adoption Team will visit Pet Quarters on Route 1 in Wells with adoptable dogs from 11 - 1. July 22 (Sun) - The Colony Hotel, Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport welcomes the Animal Welfare Society as the recipient of the $5.00 cover charge of tonight’s Summer Concert Series. The feature is selections from the Big Band era, ever-popular tunes from the 1930’s & 1940’s. Open to the public, 5:00 - 6:00pm.

ITEMS WANTED WE BUY Gold & Silver, Estate Jewelry, Coins & Watches. The Village Jeweler (207) 582-6676

COMPUTER SERVICES COMPUTER COACH one on one computer help Patient, Experienced - PC/Mac $25/Hour Aaron Robertson 207-337-1998 aroberts@middlebury.edu

~ Classifieds & News ~ New Fire Chief for Ogunquit

Radio Station Announces Winner

OGUNQUIT – Town Clerk Judy Shaw-Kagilary swearing in new Fire Chief Mark O’Brien at Select Board meeting of July 17. (courtesy photo)

Tracy Johnson, grand-prize winner (courtesy photo)

Local Host Families Needed Now for Foreign Teens YORK COUNTY – Foreign high school students are scheduled to arrive soon for academic year homestay programs, and the sponsoring organization needs a few more local host families. The students are anxiously awaiting news of their new families. This is the last chance for these young ambassadors to fulfill their life-long dreams, and their placement deadlines are rapidly approaching. The students are all between the ages of 15 and 18 years, are English-speaking, have their own spending money, carry accident and health insurance, and are anxious to share their cultural experiences with their new American families. Pacific Intercultural Exchange currently has programs to match almost every family’s needs, ranging in length from one semester to a full academic year, where the students

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attend local public and private high schools. P.I.E. area representatives match students with host families by finding common interests and lifestyles through an in-home meeting. Prospective host families are able to review student applications and select the perfect match. As there are no “typical” host families, P.I.E. can fit a student into just about any situation, whether it is a single parent, a childless couple, a retired couple or a large family. Families who host for P.I.E. are also eligible to claim a monthly charitable contribution deduction on their itemized tax returns for each month they host a sponsored student. For the upcoming programs, P.I.E. has students from Germany, Norway, Venezuela, Argentina, Norway, Belgium, Brazil, Korea, Mexico, Denmark, China, Thailand, Argentina and many other countries. P.I.E. is a non-profit educational organization that has

HELP WANTED Busy rental agency in York looking for CLEANERS to work on SATURDAYS. Experience and knowledge of area preferred. Call 207-363-1825 ext. 110 today. Work on your own or bring a friend and work as a team!

KITTERY – Tracy Johnson of Kittery, Maine, was surprised to learn that she is the winner of the Portsmouth Community Radio’s June Pledge Drive Grand Prize drawing – a full summer Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share from Heron Pond Farm. With a busy Spring happening in her life, Johnson forgot to sign-up for a CSA

share. So winning is good luck all around. Andre Cantelmo, co-owner of Heron Pond Farm, presented Tracy with her Summer Share certificate at the Portsmouth Farmer’s Market. Tracy will enjoy a weekly variety of fruits and vegetables through early October. Heron Pond Farm donated the summer share for Portsmouth Community Radio’s semi-annual pledge drive.

sponsored more than 25,000 students from 45 countries since its founding in 1975. The organization is designated by the United States Department of State and is listed by the Council on Standards for International Educational Travel (CSIET), certifying that the organization complies with the standards set forth in CSIET’s Standards for International Educational Travel Programs. P.I.E. encourages interested families to contact the program immediately, as it will allow the

proper time for the students and hosts to get to know one another before they actually meet for the first time. Families interested in learning more about student exchange or arranging for a meeting with a community representative may call P.I.E., toll-free, at 1-866546-1402. The agency also has travel/study program opportunities available for American high school students as well as possibilities for community volunteers to assist and work with area host families, students and schools.

HELP WANTED Seagull Inn Wells, Maine

HELP WANTED Front Desk Receptionist Bilingual will be helpful in French. Full time in Summer, part time from Sept. 2012 to April 30, 2013. Apply to Irene 207-646-5164

Line Cook Spring Hill Part Time Great second job!

Previous experience not mandatory, we will train.

Spring Hill • 207-384-2693 117 Pond Rd, South Berwick, ME www.springhillmaine.com

EXPERIENCED FLAT RATE AUTO TECH – DREAM JOB! Hello, Our long-time, family-owned, new car dealership is in immediate need of an experienced mid-level technician.

WEEKEND HELP WANTED Are You Compassionate? Our CAREGivers’ compassionate care has made us the leading provider of non-medical services to older adults. Join us in making a real difference in their lives – and yours. Flexible P/T morning, afternoon, evening, or overnight hours. Immediate openings in York, Kittery, Eliot and throughout York County. Home Instead Senior Care Kennebunk: 207.985.8550 York: 207.363.6550

Due to the fact that we work on all makes and models, antiques, classics or just about anything else the customer will throw at us, we usually have more work than we can handle! Our techs are making insane hours now and we would love to have a team player join us. Positive, honest, upbeat attitude a must. State inspection license a big plus, will be required soon after we hire you if you don’t have it. We offer great pay, medical and dental benefits, paid vacations and much more... Please email your contact info/resume to hoaty@starkeyford.com for further consideration.

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~ News ~ BlixxHorses to Meet & Greet the Residents at Atria KENNEBUNK – On July 20, Lexxie and Fritz will be traveling to Atria Senior Living for some horse therapy. They will give the residents, some who have met the horses before, an opportunity to interact, stroke them and get the sense of calm and well being that animals are capable of giving to humans. It is well known that people who spend time caring for animals, even large ones like horses, enjoy positive effects on overall health. Like dogs and cats, simply being around horses and showing affection which is reciprocated makes people feel good. The effect is produced by endorphins and other chemicals released by the brain including dopamine & serotonin. These substances are responsible for the sense of relaxation and peace that can last for hours. Research has shown many health benefits that result from contact or relationships with animals, including an increase in the efficiency of the lymphatic system to fight infection. The emotional benefits can even reach adults and children who are unresponsive, yet respond positively to animals. Although many believe that the horses’ sole or primary purpose is to be ridden, they

have other values including that of companion. They are social animals like dogs, and enjoy the company of people, but their size requires special consideration. Visiting people in any environment that is foreign and potentially threatening takes time & practice. Training is specific and ongoing to develop security and comfort with unfamiliar situations, foreign objects, sounds, and with strangers and crowds, not unlike training of Therapy Dogs.

Most horses are limited in stimulation because they rarely leave the confines of a barn or go outside of the horse world. The real world can be a very frightening place. Gentle, step-by-step socialization is important for every horse and makes them safer, more confident and secure. The event, which is scheduled for 2 pm, was made possible by Kennebunk Savings Bank and Juliette Coldrich, program director of River Tree Arts. (courtesy photo)

Senior Citizens Fondly Remember School Days ELIOT – The Eliot Historical Society was happy to host almost a dozen local senior citizens who came together to reminisce about their days of being taught in a one-room school. Participants enjoyed describing their various schoolhouses, some in Eliot and some in other places. All agreed they received a very good education, often listening to the lessons as the teacher taught students in the higher grades. Among the artifacts shared were a lunch pail and several prized reading books. Participant Eleanor Pearsall brought along her beautifullykept scrapbook of pictures and articles regarding Eliot’s students and schools, most published in newspapers over the years. Appropriately, the event was held at Schoolhouse #8, the only one of Eliot’s one-room

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schools open to the public, now owned and restored by EHS members. Each year the building is visited by Eliot Elementary School’s 2nd graders as a culmination to their unit on Eliot’s history. They are excited to see and hear about the unique features of a school so different from the one they attend. They are always interested in the lesson on the flags flown over the colonies and later the United States, taught by the school master garbed in vintage clothes. The audience at the reminiscing event expressed their appreciation to the participants. In fact, all involved have decided there should be further opportunities to share and learn. Visits to the school are free. To make arrangements, call 207-439-2404, 207-439-2542, 207-439-0186 or 207-748-0040.

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~ Library News ~

D.A. Hurd Library Endangered Species

The Chewonki Foundation will present a family-friendly program about Endangered Species on Tuesday, July 24, at 6 pm in the library. Chewonki, based in Wiscasset, is noted for its focus on sustainability and the world around us. The organization has provided traveling natural history programs since 1985 helping young people learn important lessons about the natural world and the conservation of life and resources on earth.

Southworth Planetarium

Got stars in your eyes? Get a look at the stars (and planets) in the sky with a trip to Southworth Planetarium in Gorham. The library offers a pass to the Planetarium that allows a family of up to six members free admission to any planetarium show. The pass is available to current library cardholders. Other museum passes offered by the library for reduced or free admission include the Children’s Museums of both Dover, NH and Portland, ME, Strawbery Banke, the American Tex tile Museum (Lowell, MA), the Boston Museum of Art, the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, the Portland Museum of Art, Seacost Science Center, and the New England Quilt Museum (Lowell, MA). The museum pass program is sponsored in part by Kennebunk Savings Bank.

Books Delivered

The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Ber wick on Wednesday, July 25, at 2 pm. The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday,

August 1, at 2 pm. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

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Kennebunk Free Library Stargazing

Meteor showers are forecast for August. Learn more about the Perseid Meteor Showers and the constellations of the summer night sky when Kennebunk Free Library hosts Scott Negley and Mainely Stars Planetarium on Wednesday, July 25. There will be two 45-minute planetarium shows appropriate for ages 5 through adult, starting at 4 pm and 6 pm respectively. Negley owns and operates a STARLAB portable planetarium system for presenting astronomy programs to schools throughout northern New England. Educated initially as an engineer, a binocular tour of the heavens ignited a passion for the stars that led him to the University of Pennsylvania for an M.S. degree in astronomy and a 40-year career as an astronomy educator. He has been privileged to convey the splendor of the universe to students of all ages, initially as a university instructor, then as a school district planetarium director, adult school teacher and Elderhostel instructor. Currently, Negley works as a volunteer with the Solar System Ambassadors Program of NASA. Space is filling rapidly for this program. Pre-register with the Library at 207-985-2173 x-5 or email ys@ kennebunk.lib.me.us.

Poetry Night

Celebrate the beauty of verse by attending our annual Poetry Night on Thursday, July 26 at 7 pm. Listen to both established Maine poets and previously unpublished artists share their work in the comfortable, inviting setting of the Kennebunk Free Library. This year’s poets include Preston Hood, Beverly Cooper-Pete, Sarah LeBlanc, Celena Dykes, David Morse, Dennis Camire, Joe Beaudoin, Mary Zachary-Lang, Johanna Tomaszewski, Richard Westley, and a guest reader of Neville Wilson’s poetry. The evening will also feature the poems of May Sarton, recorded by her in 1970. Since 1998, we have hosted more than 80 poets on our annual poetry nights, reading their poetry on a summer evening to celebrate poetry. Don’t miss out on this chance to listen to some of our cherished Maine poets. This program is free and open to the public. Light refreshment will be offered.

Astrology Night with Kelley Taylore Ryan

A free astrology presentation will be held on Tuesday, July 24 at 6:30 pm featuring Kelley Taylore Ryan. Astrology consists of a number of belief systems which hold that there is a relationship between astronomical phenomena and events in the human world. In the West, astrology most often consists of a system of horoscopes that claim to predict aspects of an individual’s personality or life history based on the positions of the sun, moon, and other planetary objects at the time of their birth. This program is part of “Starry Summer Nights,” KFL’s Summer Reading Program, featuring the

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Employment Resources Workshop

An employment resources workshop will be held on Monday, July 16 from 1:30-4:30 PM. Maine State Library Trainer, Patrick Therrien, will present the workshop, demonstrating various resources and online tools that job seekers can use - for free - to get hired. Training topics will include learning new job searching and interviewing techniques that set you apart from your competition, reviewing online tutorials that can help you write your resume and cover letter, learning how to leverage your transferable skills and apply them in a new field, and learning how to use social media to land an interview or job you want. Pre-registration is required by calling 207-985-2173.You may bring your own Internet-ready laptop computer with you; however, registration is still needed.

PSO to Play KinderKonzert

Kennebunk Free Library has been chosen to take part in Portland Symphony Orchestra’s summer concert tour. The PSO String Quintet will perform their popular KinderKonzert: The Story of Abbie Burgess, at KFL on Monday, July 30 at 6:30 pm. All are welcome; there is no pre-registration needed. The Story of Abbie Burgess tells the true tale of an 11-year-old girl who tended the Matinicus Rock Lighthouse off of Rockland Maine while her mother was sick and her father was caught off-island getting supplies. It was the winter of 1856, and nor’easters pounded the Maine coast repeatedly, keeping her father away for over a month. Abbie’s tale is recounted in the book “Keep the Lights Burning, Abbie” by Connie and Peter Roop, available in the KFL Children’s Room. KinderKonzerts are a fun and interactive way for children ages 3 through 7 to gain exposure to symphony music as they explore the different families of musical instruments. Attendees are encouraged to sing, dance, and engage with the musicians while they learn about classical music and symphony performances. The summer concerts, which are free of charge to the public, are funded in part by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts.

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2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.

Ogunquit Memorial Library New Acquisitions

The Ogunquit Library has several new acquisitions recently - all good summer reading. Some new fiction titles are: “Playing With Matches” by Carolyn Wall, “Back Fire” by Catherine Coulter, “I, Michael Bennett” by James Patterson, “Innocent Victims” by Minette Walters, “Three Brides, No Groom” by Debbie Macomber, “Kill Shot” by Vince Flynn, “Wicked Business” by Janet Evanovitch, “The Shoemaker’s Wife” by Adriana Trigiani, “The Red House” by Mark Hadden, “Last Summer” by Holly Chamberlin and many more. Some new nonfiction books are “Catherine the Great” by Robert Massie, “Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake” by Anna Quindlen, “Cronkite” by Douglas Brinkley and “Suddenly the Cider Didn’t Taste So Good” by John Ford. Just a reminder that the Ogunquit Library now has free WiFi available to patrons.

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Contact the library at 207-6469024 or visit them at 74 Shore Road, Ogunquit.

Rice Public Library Lindsay and Her Puppet Pals

Presents “Outside the Box!” on Tuesday, July 24 at 10:30 am. Join us at storytime for a special puppet performance about imagination.

Memorial Bridge Exhibit

Through July in the Taylor Building. Come enjoy photographs both old and new of our beloved Memorial Bridge. The exhibit includes replicas of original government photos, restored by Colleen Evans, that were taken during the construction and early days of the “World War Memorial Bridge.” Several local artists have also contributed their beautiful portrayals of the former landmark. Original, commemorative posters created by RPL are available for $25 and are for sale in either the Rice or Taylor buildings and will be on sale at the Block Party. Canvas reprints of the original government photos are also available for $50.

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Contact the library at 207-4391553 or visit www.rice.lib.me.us.

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~ News ~ York Education Foundation Announces 2012-2013 Grant Awards YORK – The York Education Foundation (YEF) announced the funding of six grants for the upcoming 2012-2013 school year following its monthly board of

director’s meeting in June. “We were thrilled with the quality of the grant requests that were submitted this year”, said Ann D’Aquila, chairperson of YEF’s Grant Committee, “and we are

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even more excited to be able to fund these six programs.” YEF is an independent, non-profit organization of community volunteers committed to excellence in education. Its mission is to provide funding for innovative and challenging programs in the York Public Schools that are beyond the scope of traditional funding. With funds raised through community-based activities, YEF awards grants for exceptional projects and programs proposed by York educators and employees at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Some of the grants include: “Picture This!” is an art appreciation program for kindergarten students. Coordinated by Phyllis Giordano and April Noble at Village Elementary School, “Picture This!” will utilize art work from the permanent collection of the Ogunquit Museum of American Art to support specific units of kindergarten study and give students the opportunity to develop different skills and perspectives when relating to art. The program will culminate in a field trip to the Museum. Flo Larson, Library Ed. Tech. and Liz Reisz, Director, Library/Media Services at York Middle School will receive a

grant to fund the initial purchase of a school-district specific library of downloadable eBooks geared toward readers in grades 3-12, as well as six eReaders for the YMS library. Suzi Young, grade 5 teacher at York Middle School, will be awarded a grant to fund the purchase of materials to create puppets, and the hiring of a professional puppeteer to teach all 5th grade students how to make puppets and perform with them. “Activating Learners with Student Response Remotes” is a project created by Michael Cleary, social studies teacher at York High School. With funding provided by YEF Mr. Cleary will purchase student response remotes for use in high school social studies classes. The devices are designed to enhance student classroom engagement and provide immediate feedback on student comprehension. In related news, YEF’s primary fundraiser - “Uncorked!” - took place on May 6 at The Cliff House in Ogunquit. With the support of more than 160 attendees, as well as the many area businesses and craftspeople that provided products and services for the silent auction, the benefit raised more than $15,000 for the

Foundation’s grant fund. At the York School Board meeting on June 6, YEF board member John Alexander presented the first “Henry R. Scipione Award” to outgoing Superintendent Scipione. The Foundation wished to honor Dr. Scipione, as his early involvement was critical to the creation and development of the York Education Foundation. In the future YEF will memorialize Dr. Scipione’s efforts by giving the award “to an educator whose efforts serve to promote and advance excellence in education for students of the York Public Schools.” Visit the foundation’s website at www.yorkeducationfoundation.org, and contact any board member. Get involved today! The Weekly

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BIDDEFORD – As children and adults throughout Maine enjoy a well-deserved summer vacation, the United Way of York County and several community partners are thinking ahead to make sure that children enter the new school year ready to learn, equipped with the tools they need to succeed, by joining a statewide effort to provide donated items such as backpacks, calculators, pens, pencils, rulers and composition notebooks to children unable to afford them. “One of our primary goals at United Way is to create and support efforts that help children and youth meet academic mile-

United Way of York County and its partners will also be coordinating events at local retailers so that individuals can purchase and then donate items at the same location. The first event is scheduled for Saturday, July 21, at Big Lots in Biddeford

stones and graduate on time,” said Kathryn Davis, president and CEO of United Way of York County. “We are excited to join forces with other nonprofits and the ‘Tools for School’ campaign to help get these children off on the right foot in September.” United Way, working together with Joyful Harvest Neighborhood Center, Open Hands Open Hearts, the Old Orchard Beach Food Pantry and York County Community Action Corporation, plans to provide school supplies to more than 500 children in need in Arundel, Biddeford, Dayton, Old Orchard Beach and Saco schools.

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Wells Public Library Annual Book Sale

On Saturday, August 11, from 10 am to 2 pm, Friends of the Wells Public Library will hold its annual used book sale at the Wells Junior High School on Route 1, Wells. Friends of Wells Library may enter at 9:30 am. Purchase a $15 Friends Membership at the door for early entry.

Adult Summer Reading Program

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This summer our normal storytime hours will change. Instead of our usual Mother Goose time, toddler time, and pre-school story times, we will be hosting a single-family story hour. Every Tuesday we will gather at the gazebo at Harbor Park at 10:30 to share stories, songs, fingerplays, and rhymes. If it is raining the event will be canceled. FMI: Devin Burritt at dburritt@wellstown. org or 207-646-8181.

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Officer Todd Bayha from the Wells Police Department will be giving a beginner’s self-defense lesson in collaboration with the Wells Public Library’s “Own the Night” Summer Reading Club program for teens. The event will take place on July 24 from 3-5 pm at the Wells Activities Center. The recommended age range for this event is 11-18. Advanced registration is appreciated but not required. FMI: Kayla Thompson at kthompson@well-

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York Public Library Calling All Poetry Fans

On Tuesday, July 24, at 6:30 p.m. Please bring poems to share, either your own or favorite poems by someone else. At least one poem should relate to the idea (either metaphorical or literal) of heat. Priscilla Cookson will facilitate what is hoped will become a monthly evening of poetry.

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At the Summer Family Fun Festival on Wednesday, July 25, at 10 am. Nationally-acclaimed magician, Norman Ng, has amazed audiences in 48 states with his combination of close-up magic and special effects - a magic show that is “far from the Norm.” Funded in part by Kennebunk Savings Bank and co-sponsored with York schools, this performance will be held at Village Elementary School.

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2009 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA SE 2.5 SILVER, 21K, AUTO., A/C, LEATHER, SUNROOF #12329HA

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2010 TOYOTA COROLLA GREEN, 37K, AUTO., A/C, PW, PC #12451HA

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2009 KIA SPORTAGE SILVER, 35K, ALLOYS, A/C, CD, PW, PL #H755

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2010 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE BLUE, 27K, AUTO, ALLOYS, A/C, PW, PL #13045HA

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2010 KIA SEDONA LX BLACK, 39K, AUTO, AM/ FM CD, IPOD, PL, PW, REAR PARKING ASSIST #H779

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40 The Weekly Sentinel

439 US Route One York, ME 03909

REALTY ONE Office: 207.363.2497 W E L L S

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Y O R K

(207) 646-4546

W E L L S

H A R B O R

B E A C H WOW! Absolutely gorgeous beach house inside and out, with many recent renovations including windows, front porch, storm shutters, 3/4 BA, butlerʼs pantry, mudroom,and paint. Large 2nd ﬂoor deck.. Stunning marsh and ocean views. $720,000 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

WALK TO HARBOR BEACH and LONG SANDS! Well-maintained, 4 BR Colonial near stunning ocean views and village. Large LR with FP, formal DR, large master BR, FR with FP. Beautiful gardens with fountain. Come see! $399,900 Jim Hager 207-361-7169

Charming, spacious and full of custom features and amenities. Not your average layout, not your average home. Beautiful kitchen, 1st ﬂoor re landscaped laundry, custom lighting, 3-4 BRs, 2 BAs, security system, acre lot. $249,900 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

W E L L S

Well-maintained, 2 BR, year round condo. Scenic views of the pond behind with soothing sounds of a waterfall. Eat-in, tiled kitchen opening to deck with scenic landscape. Close to everything and priced to sell! $145,900

Beautifully appointed, end unit home with lots of light and many extras. Gourmet, granite, eat-in kitchen, open ﬂoor plan, cathedral ceilings, rounding. Must ﬁreplace, central air, security system, private, wooded surrounding. see! $369,000 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

STUNNING CONDO HAS IT ALL in desirable seacoast neighborhood, minutes to beaches, loaded with high end finishes. Gleaming HW floors, central aair, gourmet granite kitchen, 1st floor master, FP, porch, pool, clubhouse. $$315,900 Kathy Thornton 207-337-0003

Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717

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Bright and cheerful, 1 BR condo just 5 minute walk from both Long Sands and Short Sands Beaches! Charming and spacious, open concept LR/DR, large BR, walk walk-in closet, storage. Plenty of parking too! $229,900 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

B E R W I C K

STUNNING RIVER VIEWS, and just a short walk to Cape Neddick Beach! Riverside home with ﬂowing, open concept and 1st ﬂoor master. Great for entertaining and enjoying views of river and meadow. LIVE and RELAX HERE! $529,900 Mitch Picard 207-332-5290

O G U N Q U I T

GREAT PRICE! Three BR raised ranch in a quiet, well-landscaped setting. This clean and tidy home has an eat-in kitchen and spacious recreation room with billiard table. Clean 2-car garage with tool benches. $215,000 Julie OʼConnor 207-467-0284

Luxury abounds throughout this thoughtfully designed townhome on private lot overlooking Josias River. Perfect combination of formal and informal living space. Walk to everything from your all-season getaway! $795,000 Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717

M O O D Y P O I N T Live the dream in this stunning oceanfront home expertly outﬁtted with top-of-the-line amenities and features that set it apart from all others. Surrounded by rose gardens, lush lawn, and OCEAN! $1,850,000 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

W E L L S

CONVENIENT 3 BR, 2 BA home on 2.5 acres, features 2 FPs, new roof, walkout basement with FP and additional 936 SF of future living space. Close to turnpike and all Wells has to offer! Seller to provide $5,000 fo for upgrades at closing. $224,900 6 Jerry Rose 207-451-7606