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Mill Field Festival Offers Old-Fashioned Family Fun NORTH BERWICK Hundreds of people are expected to attend the Town of North Berwick 2017 Mill Field Festival in the downtown area of North Berwick this Saturday, August 19. The annual event begins at 7 a.m. with a Firehouse Breakfast held at the William Hill Firehouse. Following breakfast, the D.A. Hurd Library 5K Road Race will take place at 8 a.m. Information regarding the race may be found at the library's website. At 9:30, a parade, themed “Away We Go!�, will start at Pratt and Whitney and proceed

Last year the Maine Garden Railway Society had a display at the annual Mill Field Festival. (http://mgrsmembers.blogspot.com photo)

down Wells street, onto Elm, then onto Madison and Market streets. After the parade, the festival will continue with many

activities that include craft and food vendors, a corn hole and horseshoe tournament and a children's doll carriage and tri-

cycle parade. Those in attendance may enjoy the Antique Car Show on display at The Hair Shop Parking Lot from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. or take a ride on the roaming railroad, traveling around the village. Also at 10 a.m., the sponge cake contest will get underway. Enter your edible and unfrosted sponge cake between 10-11 a.m.; winners announced at 11:30, with winning entries available for purchase. (Proceeds will benefit the North Berwick Historical Society.) At noon, the Martin England & the Reconstructed live

band will perform in concert at the Mill Field Gazebo. Throughout the rest of the day, enjoy Hysterical Historical Games, Adult Bingo a Movie in the Park and of course Fireworks – displayed during the movie intermission. A special highlight of the Mill Field Festival will be the POW/MIA Chair of Honor unveiling to Quint-Cheney American Legion Post 87 at 21 Main St. Legion member Don Beaupre will be leading the unveiling ceremony at 11 a.m., shortly after the morning parade. The See MILL page 3...

Big Andrew Surf Contest/Fundraiser at York’s Beach YORK This year is the 10th Annual Big Andrew Surf Contest! The event will take place on Sunday, August 13 at Long Sands Beach in beautiful York, 171 Long Beach Ave. The surf contest is open to ages 5 and over, and will feature heats for various age groups and board styles. Registration starts at 6:30 a.m. to the left of the Long

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nesses. Lunch will be provided to all registered contestants and there will be a grill fired up to serve hungry beachgoers. At the end of the day, there will be an awards ceremony for surfers and the division winners, after which the winners of the raffle will be announced. Finally, a celebratory paddle-out will take place in honor of Andrew. All proceeds raised during the weekend directly benefit seacoast cancer patients and their familes within the Big Andrew Hospital Network.

Classic Woodies Celebrated by Historical Society WELLS/OGUNQUIT The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit (HSWO) celebrates history with classic cars and vintage music and expands their popular summer fundraiser, “Woodies in the Cove,� to include a Friday evening “kick off� concert with local favorites, Lex and Joe. The Sixth Annual "Woodies in the Cove" Car Show to benefit the Historical Society will be held on Saturday, August 19, 2017 with a rain date of August 20. The event starts at 8:30 a.m. and runs until 2:00 p.m., at the 974 Post Road , a location on Route 1 that is generously donated for the event by

Wells Beach Resort, in Wells. A parade will start from there and follow through Ogunquit and into Perkins Cove between

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2 p.m. and 3 p.m. On Friday, August 18 at 7 p.m., a concert of swing and jazz music will be performed by

Lex and Joe with special guest Jon Ross to celebrate an era of Artists Balls and the gang that came to hear “The Ice House Five,� play in a fisherman’s ice house in Ogunquit’s Perkins Cove in the 1950’s. Mike Horn, who played clarinet in the original group, has shared the set list of songs to make give the evening an authentic sound. Lex and Joe have lived, and played music in Ogunquit and up and down the East Coast for over thirty years. A shared interest in the fabled swing era of the 1930's and 40's has resulted in this enduring musical collab-

“Woodies in the Cove� celebrates classic cars and music. (Jodi Locke photo)

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Schneider Steps Down as Head of Berwick Academy SOUTH BERWICK Gregory J. Schneider, head of school at Berwick Academy, announced this week that the 2017-18 school year will be his last. Schneider has been appointed head of school at Belmont Hill School in Belmont, MA beginning in July 2018. Schneider has led Berwick Academy for more than a decade. During his tenure, the

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School has witnessed tremendous growth and national recognition in a variety of areas including governance, the Berwick Innovation Center, and a focus on student-directed learning. Among its many achievements is the creation of Curriculum 2020. This curricular evolution calls for the meaningful teaching of skills over content, and innovation across the organization that has placed Berwick among the best independent schools in the country. “When I consider all of the amazing work we have witnessed by our students, faculty, administration, alumni, and Board of Trustees during this period, I am humbled by what we have been able to accomplish together,� said Schneider in a statement to the community. Describing the School’s work on financial sustainability, developing innovative and student-

directed programs, establishing a cultural competency effort, or numerous campus improvements, Schneider says “our focus has always been upon promoting virtue and useful knowledge to our most important constituents: the students.� Jim Jalbert, President of the Berwick Academy Board of Trustees cited Schneider’s visionary leadership as being the hallmark of his tenure in a letter to the community. “Greg has led the School through a period of incredible growth,� Jalbert says. “While Greg has had a great deal of support from many others to accomplish so much, his vision, leadership, and unfailing commitment to excellence and the core values of this institution have enabled it to transform on many levels. Berwick today enjoys a level of national recognition within the independent school community for which we

are all extremely proud.� The Board of Trustees now turns to a national search for the School’s 54th Head of School. A search committee will be convened and chaired by Trustee Paula Reid, who is deeply connected to the School as a former parent and has spent her career as an executive search consultant. Jalbert sees an even brighter future for this innovative and historic institution. “We enter the search for a new Head of School as a highly regarded institution and dynamic community that will be incredibly compelling to a strong pool of candidates,� said Jalbert.

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~ News ~ 10th Annual Blueberry Festival KENNEBUNK Holy Cross Lutheran Church will host its 10th Blueberry Festival, August 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church on the corner of Lord and Storer Streets in Kennebunk. The event is held each year to raise funds for equipment and furnishings for the church's fellowship hall. Quilted items, bags, aprons and other hand-crafted items will be for sale at the festival. The church will also offer homemade doughnuts, blueberry pies, cookies and other treats for sale. Blueberry shortcake topped with fresh whipped cream, the festival’s namesake dessert, will also

be available. All proceeds from the August 12 festival will be used to better facilitate community functions held at Holy Cross, including free public lunches, dinners and other forms of outreach. 'Crafters for a Cause', comprised of Holy Cross Lutheran’s Social Concerns Committee and other members of the congregation, work all year to create crafts for sale at the festival. Each year the Social Concerns Committee reviews community needs to select the recipient of Blueberry Festival proceeds. For more information, call 207-985-4803.

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OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Beach lifeguards recently won the annual Northern New England Lifesaving Championship at Ogunquit Beach. It was the first time since 2012 that the Ogunquit Beach lifeguards, also known as Ogunquit Beach Rescue, took first place in the annual competition that determines beach bragging rights

for the region. Individual and team performances highlighted the skills required by the lifeguards' to protect beachgoers. Ogunquit's high score of 133 points was followed by Hampton beach with 79. Events included Beach Flags, Swimming, Mile Run, Iron Guard, Paddleboard Rescue, Surf Rescue and Paddle Relay. Competing for Ogunquit

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~ News ~ August Activities at KBIA KENNEBUNK Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association (KBIA) offers the following upcoming activities: Open Kayak & Sail: Saturday, August 12, 1 to 3 p.m.; Sunday, August 13, 2 to 5 p.m. *Open to members, bring a life jacket and closedtoe shoes. Cove Walk: Saturday, August 12, 9 to 11 a.m. Open to the public, $11 per family. Reid Sacco Family Regatta: Saturday, August 12, eighth annual Reid Sacco Family Regatta at KBIA. The regatta honors a longtime student and instructor of KBIA who passed away at the age of 20 of sarcoma, in 2005. 11 a.m. Skipper Meeting, 11:30 a.m. Start. For more information, visit the Reid Sacco Foundation, https://www.cancerinyoungadults.org/. Monday Movie Night: "The Secret Life of Pets," Rated PG, 7 to 9 p.m., $8. (Ages 7-12). Tuesday Tween Night: Funtown! 6 to 9:30 p.m., $28. (Ages 11-12) Admission and $10 spending money provided per camper. Call to be put on the wait list. Parents can check in with the office as late as 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday for updates.

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Friday, August 11 Saturday, August 12 Book Sale at Wells Jr. H.S. Friday, 5-8 p.m., $5 entry fee; Saturday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., free. Wells Jr. High, Rte 1, Wells. Proceeds support Wells Public Library.

Saturday August 12 Veterans Helping Veterans Car/Bike Cruise Fundraiser for Vietnam Vets, held at Cabelas, 100 Cabela's Boulevard, Scarborough. RafĂ&#x;es, trophies, all vehicles welcome. $10 entrance fee. FMI: Jim Davis 603749-9656; jmd16@comcast.net.

Roast Beef Public Supper From 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Arundel Lodge #76, 10 North Street, Kennebunkport. All-you-can-eat roast beef, homemade mashed potatoes and vegetable, beverage, dessert. $12 adults; $6 children. FMI: 207-200-1431.

Sunday, August 13 Perseid Meteor Shower J oin local astro no mer S cot t Negley, 8-9:30 p.m. to learn about comets, meteors, and asteroids.

After the indoor presentation, there will be a star party to view meteors and summer constellations. $5 suggested donation. Registration required. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. 207-646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

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Carson Cooman, Organist in Concert First Congregational Church, 41 North St, Kennebunkport, welcomes Composer-in-Residence at Memorial Church, Harvard University, performing in concert on the 1854 Hook Organ on Monday, August 14, 7 p.m. Free admission, donations welcome for the restoration of the organ.

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Weeds you can eat, weeds that help heal, and plants that repel bugs. On this 10 a.m.-noon walk, discover plants that surround us and learn how to use them respectfully. Registration required. $7/$5. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. FMI: 207-646-1555; wellsreserve. org.

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Explore the intertidal zone at Laudholm Beach on a walk from 10 a.m.-noon that covers about 1 mile. Free with admission. Meet at the gazebo. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. FMI: 207-646-1555 or

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Laudholm’s Farming Past Delve into the rich history of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, from Native American life to English settlement and from farmland to estuarine reserve. This docent-led walk from 10 a.m.-noon covers about ½ mile. Free with site admission. Meet at the gazebo. Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. /FMI: 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

'Growing Up Wild' Workshop Workshop, hosted by Maine Audubon for educators of children aged 3-7 that aims to connect young children with nature. Project Wild's mission is to help students learn how to think, not what to think, about wildlife and the environment. Curriculum materials are backed by sound educational practices. 9 a.m.Ă?1 p.m. at Summit Learning Lodge, Mount Agamenticus. Members $23, Non-members $25. FMI : 207-781-2330 or Linda Woodard: Lwoodard@maineaudubon.org.

Saturday, August 19 Bird Walk Join a birder from York County Audubon, 7:30-9:30 a.m. to look and listen for the many kinds of birds found in summer at the Wells

Reserve at Laudholm. Free. 207646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

Mill Field Festival Held in and around the Mill Field in the downtown area, North Berwick. Throughout the day, there will be music, parades, movies, crafts, rebound wall, contests, kids' activities, food vendors and more. A memorial walking trail will honor Madeline Blasidell, a former town employee. FMI: www. townofnorthberwick.org; nbrec@ maine.rr.com.

Yard Sale and Breakfast Sponsored by American Legion Post 159, Rt. 9, Kennebunkport, beginning at 8 a.m. Eggs to order, pancakes, home fries, beans, bacon, sausage and juice. All you can eat $6; children under 12, $4. To reserve a yard sale table call John at 207-205-9205.

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~ News ~ Seacoast Garden Club Hosts Annual Meeting at Toroso KENNEBUNK The Seacoast Garden Club held its 34th annual meeting and luncheon on June 12 at Toroso’s new event Barn on Port Road in Lower Village. New officers (pictured to the right), elected by the members present, include co-presidents Jean Moulton and Anne Gould, co-vice presidents Malinda Scannell and Kathryn Wittner, recording secretary Sandy Severance, corresponding secretary Annette Bowler and treasurer Carol Olson. Delta Fuller installed the new officers. Connie Yena, the club’s longest active member, was honored for her 37 years of membership in the club and recalled its early history when members met in each other’s homes. Plant and Pie sale co-chairs

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Kennebunk Library and gardens at Kennebunk Town Hall and Kennebunkport Post Office. The club will reconvene its monthly meetings on September 11 at a garden party at Carol Olson’s home, followed by monthly meetings through May, at the Community House in Kennebunkport.

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Berwick Public Library Ins & Outs of Homeschooling Tuesday, August 15 at 6 p.m. Are you considering homeschooling? Have you decided to homeschool but aren’t sure where to begin? Meet local families for encouragement and support. Susan Martin will help you get started, and offer a preview of area programs, co-ops, and support groups. FMI: contact Susan at RochesterChallengeA@comcast.net or call the library.

Christopher W. Morin Author Talk/Signing Saturday, August 19, 11:30 a.m. Maine author Christopher W. Morin

is a history enthusiast and author of two historical fiction novels, “A Tale of Life & War� and “The Rebel’s Wrath�; a fictional short story, “The Besieged,� and a memoir about the family dogs titled “Three Labs a Lifetime.� He will talk about all four books and will have copies available for purchase.

For More Information Call the library at 207-698-5737 or visit www.berwick.lib.me.us.

D.A. Hurd Library Book & Bake Sale The library is accepting donations of gently used books and DVDs for their annual Book & Bake Sale held

Saturday, August 19. No encyclopedias or text books accepted. Jewelry will be offered this year, and you may donate jewelry you no longer wear. Also, anyone who has a couple hours to donate to this worthy cause, stop by or call for information.

5K Run The library is sponsoring a 5K Fun Run on Saturday, August 19 in conjunction with North Berwick’s Annual Mill Field Festival. Registration prior to race day is $20 for adults. Registration forms are available at the library or online at www.da-hurd.lib.me.us. The race begins at 8 a.m.

For More Information Call the library at 207-676-2215 or visit www.da-hurd.lib.me.us.

Kennebunk Free Library Community Yard Sale Held on Saturday, August 19 from 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. on KFL’s front lawn. A limited number of 10’ x 10’ spaces are available to rent at $25 each with proceeds benefiting the library. Applications and fees are due by Monday, August 15. Applications and information can be picked up at the library or found on the library website.

Successful Fundraising Events The library’s Annual Appeal, with generous support of the community, raised $69,544.62, exceeding the fundraising goal by nearly 6%. The second largest annual fundraiser, the 20th Edition Road Race held on July 14 was also an overwhelming success. Library

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Annette Fazio Author Talk “Finding the Leader Within�, Tuesday, August 15, 7 p.m. In the wake of 9/11, local restaurant owner Annette Fazio felt compelled to honor firefighters by writing her book. She weaves stories of how the residents of York and the business owners of the Seacoast stepped up to support her vision of feeding a Brooklyn fire house, physically and spiritually, for one year. Her book describes how extraordinary people face down their towering obstacles.

Writers’ Critique Wednesday, August 16 and 23 from 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Marjory D. Lyons, Ph. D., will present "A Writers' Critique: Writing and Revising Your Memoir, Short Story or Novel". Register at the Library or at 363-2818. Bring 10 copies of your work, typed or word-processed (up to 6 pages). All genres are acceptable with an emphasis on memoirs and life stories. Participants will engage in a round robin to share and respond to individual writings.

Social Media for Beginners Thursday, August 17, 10:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. This free workshop is offered for local residents and business owners and will cover how to setup Facebook and Instagram profiles for yourself or your business; learn options for privacy and security settings, notifications and more; discuss the difference and importance of personal vs. business accounts for both Facebook and Instagram; learn how to link your Instagram account with your Facebook page. Offered by Ace Your Image, a branding and

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~ News ~ Seacoast Science at Waban REGIONAL In mid-July, naturalists from the Seacoast Science Center in Rye, NH brought their unique traveling nature program with live animals right into Waban’s classrooms at the Fraser-Ford Child Development Center. The pre-school children had a chance to see these treasures from the sea and learn how a sea star eats, where urchins live, how crabs and lobsters crawl and move, and why snails have a “trap ...LIBRARIES from page 8 digital marketing company, to help individuals and businesses keep up with technology.

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“Smurfs: The Lost Village� Film Saturday, August 19, 6:30 p.m. A mysterious map sets Smurfette and her friends Brainy, Clumsy and Hefty on an exciting race through the Forbidden Forest leading to the discovery of the biggest secret in Smurf history. Rated PG for some mild action and rude humor. 90 minutes.

“20th Century Women� Film Sunday, August 20, 7 p.m. During the summer of 1979, Santa Barbara single mom and boardinghouse landlord Dorothea (Annette Bening) decides the best way she can parent her teenage son Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann) is to enlist her young tenants – a quirky punk photographer (Greta Gerwig), a mellow handyman (Billy Crudup) and her son’s shrewd best friend (Elle Fanning) – to serve as role models in a changing world. Rated R for sexual material, language, some nudity and brief drug use. 118 minutes.

ants of the tanks, they worked on social skills, such as sharing and maintaining space, and coping skills when feeling a little uneasy about handling the animals they had never seen in person before.� The Seacoast Science Center is one of several different groups that come to the Fraser-Ford Child Development Center, offering the children many opportunities to meet and touch local animals, birds, ducks, therapy dogs, sea creatures, puppets, fire trucks, and more, enriching each child’s therapy and education with new experiences. Learn more about the Fraser-Ford Child Development Center at www.waban.org.

Water Colors on Display KENNEBUNK “Playing with Color,� artwork created by Dennis Rafferty’s Watercolor Class will be on display at the Kennebunk Free Library in the Speers Gallery through August 31. The public is invited to view the exhibit during regular Library hours. Exhibiting artists are: Jill Bedard, John Bubar, Ada Byrnes, Ellie Dunham, Jodi Gigante, Mary Elizabeth Grady, Cheryl Lunde, Pat Minichiello, Dennis Raferty, Liz Roper and Sue Speers. This is exhibit is made up of the collected work of Dennis Rafferty’s weekly art classes.

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Maine coordinator for the national Votes for Women Trail, a project of the National Collaborative for Women’s History Sites. The panel discussion also includes Carol Jenkins, a member of the National Organization for Women (NOW) and New York Chair of Sonia Johnson’s 1984 presidential campaign; and Michelle CachoNegrete, who developed Batterer Intervention Programs in Maine and New Hampshire, and has worked with victims of domestic violence for many years. Third Thursday Talks are free to members, and $5 per person for general admission at the door. They are supported by the Maine Humanities Council. The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in Kennebunk’s historic district. FMI: www.brickstoremuseum.org; 207-985-4802.

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An Evening with Aztec Two-Step & Devonsquare OGUNQUIT Renowned folk-rock bands Aztec Two-Step and Devonsquare will be re-uniting for the fourth consecutive year at Jonathan’s in Ogunquit, on Friday, August 18, at 8 pm. Their relationship goes back to the late 1970s when they began performing together and co-writing songs. Back on stage again, founding members Tom Dean, Alana MacDonald, along with Teg Glendon on bass guitar, and Rob Coffin on electric and acoustic guitars, look forward to reuniting with their friends Rex Fowler (formally from Pittsfield, Maine) and Neal Shulman of Aztec Two-Step along with their long-time bassist Fred Holman. The bands will perform their own repertoires, plus perform some musical surprises in each other's sets! FMI: www.aztectwostep.com; www.devonsquare. com; www.jonathansrestaurant. com, 207-646-4777.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ “50 Years: Evelyne Harper Neill” at Barn Gallery OGUNQUIT Evelyne Harper Neill will celebrate over 50 years as a member of the Ogunquit Art Association with a solo exhibition of her paintings in the North Gallery. She will give a Gallery Talk on Thursday, August 17 at 6 p.m. that is free and open to the public. In the Late Summer Exhibitions, August 9 through September 9, OAA members will show paintings, graphics, photographs and sculpture in “OAA Expres-

sions” and in a special theme show, “From Above.” Invited New England Sculptors continue to display three-dimensional work in the outdoor Sculpture Court. An ever-changing array of small works of art is always available in the Collectors Gallery. Come to the gala reception on Saturday, August 19, 5-7:30 p.m. to greet Evelyne Harper Neill, members of the OAA, and to see the shows. Barn Gallery’s figure draw-

Conversation with History WELLS/OGUNQUIT The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit invites the public to a new program, “Conversation with History”. On Saturday, August 12 at 7 p.m., author

Ann M. Little will discuss her research and writing on her book, “The Many Captivities of Esther Wheelwright.” Little is a Professor in the History Department at Colorado State University.

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ARUNDEL In a house overlooking the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, or in summers on a lakeside camp in southern Maine, artist Jack Brumbaugh is continually inspired by scenes of water. His pastel drawings and paintings celebrate oceanfront, lakeside and river's edge. Arundel Farm Gallery, 76 Arundel Road, hosts a solo artist exhibition of Brumbaugh's work August 12-26 in the 1790 Gallery. An opening reception will be held August 12, 5-7 p.m. The event is free. FMI: ArundelFarmGallery. com; 561-702-6396.

ing sessions, gallery talks, and workshops, continue through August. Visit www.barngallery. org for a schedule. For more information, call 207-646-8400. The capture of young Esther Wheelwright in a 1703 raid on Wells by French and Indian forces is a legendary event in the history of the town and region. By following in her footsteps and observing the worlds around her, we can learn a great deal about early North America. On view in the Historical Society’s Meetinghouse Museum is a reproduction of the portrait of Esther Wheelwright painted in oil on canvas by

Art Guild of Kennebunks First Exhibition of the Season KENNEBUNK The Art Guild of the Kennebunks (AGK) will host its August Exhibition from Friday, August 11 through Sunday, August 13 at the South Congregational Church Community House, 8 Temple Street. The hours of the exhibition are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. A “Meet the Artist” Reception is scheduled for Friday 5-7 p.m. The public is invited and admission is free. Tracey Sharpe of the Tracey Sharpe Gallery in Kennebunkport will serve as the awards judge for the show. AGK member, Deb

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With so many stories and characters, Ragtime risks becoming unwieldy. But Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens’ magnificent score and Terrence McNally’s clever book banishes any confusion. The score is so good, in fact, that it beat out The Lion King for the 1998 Tony Award for Best Score. Comprised of marches, cakewalks, gospel and

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'SalFest' at Wells Hope Hobbs Gazebo WELLS A free musical event, 'SalFest', hosted by professional musician, Sal Hughes, will feature local artists performing a diverse set of music in an array of genres and styles from modern pop to classic jazz. Come watch on Sunday, August 20, 5-8 p.m. at Wells Harbor Community Park, 331 Harbor Rd, Wells and enjoy these musicians showcase their talents and play music as an art in it's truest form.

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“On Tap� in Ogunquit OGUNQUIT On Monday, August 14, enjoy the “On Tap� concert featuring wonderful instrumentation with great vocals covering pop favorites from Beatles to Adele and Neon Trees. Held 6-8 p.m. at Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common at the Ogunquit Heritage Museum, 86 Obeds Lane, Ogunquit. Music in the Park is presented by Ogunquit Parks & Recreation, and offers free admission. FMI: www.ontapband. com; ogtparksrec.com.

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The Spectrum An Evening with Band to Perform Castlebay WELLS A talented 4-member band, Spectrum, started in 1978 that has evolved into a pleasing blend of good musicianship and vocal harmonies. The outdoor performance will be Saturday, August 12, 6:30-8:30 p.m. The group consists of: Jerry, lead guitar and vocals; Glenn, drums; Richard, lead vocals and rhythm guitar; and Bruce, bass and vocals. Songs ranging in styles from classic Rock ‘n Roll to Country to Oldies. Held in Wells, at the scenic Wells Harbor Park in the Hope Hobbs Gazebo (in the event of rain they will be moved a short distance to the Ward Gym at Wells Jr. High School on US Rt # 1). FMI: www.facebook.com/spectrum; www.wellstown.org; 207-646-5596. Admission is free, bring a blanket/ chair and enjoy.

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YORK The summer concert series on the Hancock Wharf continues with Castlebay on August 20 at 5 p.m. The musical duo of Julia Lane and Fred Gosbee celebrates the heritage of New England and the Celtic lands, blending history, legend, and experience, into their personable performance style. The concert features poignant ballads, interspersed with joyous dance tunes played on Celtic harp, guitar, fiddle and tin whistle. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to spread on the wharf, and pack a picnic supper! The John Hancock Wharf, 140 Lindsay Road, York. Tickets for this event are $18 /$16 members, and may be purchased at the venue, or in advance online at www. oldyork.org. Rain location: Program Room, Old York Museum Center, 3 Lindsay Road.

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Hackmatack Celebrates 45th Anniversary

BERWICK When you see the big wooden “H” and the nine letters that follow sitting high on the hill, you might think you made a wrong turn somewhere along the continental divide. Except that the sign says “Hackmatack” not “Hollywood.” And there are bison, not buildings nearby. And grass on the ground, not pavement. But like the letters overlooking the West Coast’s entertainment mecca, Hackmatack’s giant letters visible from Route 9 in Berwick tell of the bevy of talented actors performing in their shadow. Built this spring by tech director Dane Leeman, the eightfoot blocks celebrate the 45th anniversary of Hackmatack Playhouse in Berwick. They were the brainchild of Hackmatack’s owner, Michael Guptill, who is always eager to shout from the highest rooftops when it comes to celebrating his family theater. “I wanted to commemorate our 45 years in existence with a little whimsy,” said Guptill, whose father started the play-

house in 1972. “Dane sketched it into his notebook last winter and brought it to life this spring,” said Guptill. The tech crew helped erect the letters in an event reminiscent of an entertainers’ barnraising. Founded in 1972 by a family of farmers who also happened to be entertainers, Hackmatack Playhouse has been offering theater every summer since – in a barn that once belonged to the cows, Ethel, Dottie and Lil. Popular as the sign is, Guptill plans to take it down in the fall, “maybe never to go up again,” he rued. But, fans need not despair. Guptill is considering another future for his letters. “I do have a secret plan to put them up somewhere else as a sort of guerrilla advertising campaign,” he said. “The beach? The lawn of Ogunquit Playhouse?” Perhaps, he suggested, visitors can offer ideas for their next resting spot. For more information, call 207-698-1807 or go to www. hackmatack.org.

Wells Chamber Welcomes 1690 House WELLS The Wells Chamber of Commerce and Wells Town Officials welcomed new business 1690 House Bakeshop + Café at a ribbon cutting ceremony recently. 1690 House offers breakfast, morning pastries,

coffees, salads and sandwiches. They are located at 1690 Post Road, Route 1 in Wells. FMI 360-2009 or on the web at 1690house.com. Congratulations to Grace Olson, Doug Perry and Kristen Lawson Perry!

Pictured left to right: Wells Police Chief Jo-Ann Putnam, Wells Fire Chief Wayne Vetre, 1690 House Pastry Chef Kristen Lawson Perry, 1690 House Owner/CEO Grace Olson, 1690 House Chef Doug Perry, Wells Chamber President/CEO Eleanor Vadenais, Wells Chamber Board Member Doreen Rogan of YCCC, Wells Town Manager Jon Carter, Wells Chamber Board Member Bryanna Thibault of Kennebunk Savings and Wells Chamber Board Chair Brian Lepine of Lepine Home Inspections.

There’s a New Trolley in Town! YORK Keep your eyes open for the latest addition to the Williams Realty Partners team: a vintage Chevy Boyertown Trolley! The Trolley is going to transform the way Williams Realty Partners bring buyers and sellers together. Everyone is familiar with York's trolley service, but this will be the only weekly mobile "open house" that will also show potential buyers around this wonderful community. Occurring from May to October, the properties on the two-hour tour will change weekly and buyers will be able to view 5-6 homes. Two agents from the Williams Realty Partners Team will accompany each tour to answer questions and serve as tour guides, pointing out the hot spots, making looking at real estate fun, convenient, and family friendly! Williams Realty Partners is also very excited about what this new venture offers their seller clients. In an ever-competitive real estate market, having a listing visible to potential buyers is critical, and the trolley tours offered by Williams Realty Partners will put seller client properties in front of potential buyers without the hassle of multiple showings. The benefits of this new service are not limited to sellers only, buyers will be able to get on the trolley and tour many homes in the same day without having to drive themselves around town or

worry about the logistics of parking or setting up showings on their own. The trolley will have more than just commercial purpose. Williams Realty Partners will be donating it for use by local nonprofits, and is already planning a stuff-the-trolley toy drive this holiday season. If your charitable organization has a use for the trolley, contact the Williams

Pictured from Moody’s Collision are Shawn Moody, Don Grenier, Matt Chase, Tom Glidden, Ben Darrah, Tom Darrah, Laura Magocsi-Wilson, Clifton Granger and Colby Gokey along with Wells Police Chief Jo-Ann Putnam, Wells Fire Chief Wayne Vetre, Wells Town Manager Jon Carter, Wells Chamber Board Members Bryanna Thibault of Kennebunk Savings, Doreen Rogan of YCCC, Lauren Janousek (civic member), Wells Chamber President/CEO Eleanor Vadenais, Wells Chamber Board Chair Brian Lepine of Lepine Home Inspections.

Dr. Gary Creisher, New President of Maine Dental Association Board KENNEBUNK Dr. Gary Creisher, a pediatric dentist who practices at and owns York County Pediatric Dentistry in Kennebunk, is the new president of the Maine Dental Association’s Executive Board. He was voted into the position by members at the organization’s annual convention June 3 at the Harborside Hotel, Spa, and Marina in Bar Harbor. Creisher is a graduate of the West Virginia University School of Dentistry. He received his postgraduate training in pediatric dentistry at Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Creisher practiced in Massachusetts for 20 years before moving to Maine. He has received the American Society of Dentistry for Children Certificate of Merit Award, and

Realty Partners office. The first tour kicks off this Saturday, August 12, from 9:3011:30 a.m., and will meet and board at Lobster in the Rough at 1000 US Route 1 in York. Participating in the trolley tour is free, and seats are on first-come, first-served basis. Visit www. facebook.com/williamsrealtypartners for more information. Williams Realty Partners is also taking entries for a contest to name the trolley! The winner will receive a private night out on the trolley with their friends and family. Entries can be submitted to info@williamsrealtypartners.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/williamsrealtypartners. A winner will be selected on September 5.

has been president of the Maine Society of Pediatric Dentistry board. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, seven children, and two grandchildren. Incorporated in 1867, the Maine Dental Association is a professional membership organization of licensed dentists. For more information about the MDA, go to www.medental.org.

Wells Chamber Welcomes Moody’s Collision WELLS The Wells Chamber of Commerce and Wells Town Officials welcomed new business Moody’s Collision at a ribbon cutting ceremony recently. Moody’s Collision is a co-worker owned Auto Body and Collision Center offering collision repairs, frame repair and replacement, glass replacement, paintless dent removal, suspension and wheel alignment and towing. Located at 634 North Berwick Road in Wells, you can reach them at 207-646-2448 or moodyscollision.com. Congratulations to CEO Shawn Moody and Manager Don Grenier! The Weekly

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Leave a Lasting Legacy in this World While most of us will not be world-class Olympic athletes, Oscar-winning movie stars or generals who command great battles, we still have a desire to leave some type of mark on this world. For many people that desired action is leaving a legacy while financially securing themselves, their families, their causes and charitable organizations long into the future. Patrick Renn has found a way to help others leave a legacy and reveals those strategies in his best-selling book, Finding Your Money’s Greater Purpose. "Each of us, through our contributions as volunteers and benefactors, holds the power to change the course of society for the better," says Renn. Renn suggests a number of ways to build a legacy and keep contributing to society even after we have left this world. Charitable Gift Annuity. This is a contract between a donor and a qualified charity that can supplement retirement income and also give you a tax

deduction. The annuity involves the donor making a gift to the charity and, in exchange the charity provides the donor with a lifetime fixed income stream. Give a gift of stock. Let’s say you have a gain on a stock and want to give that to charity. To do so, you could sell it, pay the tax and give what’s left or you could first make the stock itself a gift. This gives you the full benefit of the gift as a tax deduction, and you avoid paying the capital gains tax. Donate your house. You can make a commitment to leave your house to a charity after your death. By doing this, you can live in the house the rest of your life and receive a tax deduction. In all likelihood the charity will sell the house after you die and the money from the sale will end up as your final donation. Leave your retirement plan to charity. Leaving money to a charity from your retirement plan could save a lot of headaches. A retirement plan is one of the worst assets to die with because of the taxes associated with it. Leaving

the plan to a charity could be the most tax-efficient strategy for that money. Give your family choices with a donor advised fund. You can leave your family a say in where your charitable donations are going via a donor advised fund. Family members could recommend where money from the fund is going now and after you’re gone. Donate a life insurance policy. Insurance policies that no longer serve their purpose are a good place to look for charitable opportunities. Many people have outdated life insurance and have

now outgrown their original need. Instead of cashing the policy in or just dropping it, why not consider donating it? "I feel that part of my mission is to show people that they can take advantage of certain financial procedures if only they know about them," says Renn, founder and president of Renn Wealth Management Group. "With a bit of planning, such procedures could benefit them and the causes and institutions they care about." Patrick Renn, author of Finding Your Money’s Greater Purpose, has been a Certified Financial Planner for more than 35

years and holds a bachelor’s degree from in business administration from Villanova University and an MBA from Loyola College. Renn, who currently lives in Georgia, is the founder of Renn Wealth Management Group Inc. (www. patrickrenn.com), the former president of the Georgia Society of Certified Financial Planners and former president of the Georgia chapter of the International Association for Financial Planning. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third party articles.

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R. W. Traip Academy 4th Quarter Honor Roll

Seniors High Honors Christopher Evancic, Sarah Montembeau, Olivia Stites, Ryan Stuart, Jeffrey Wansley III.

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...HISTORY from page 11 an unidentified artist circa 1763. The original hangs in the galleries of The Massachusetts Historical Society. Wheelwright, born in Wells, became an Ursuline nun who went by the name Mère Marie-Joseph de l'Enfant-JÊsus. The library and archives of the Historical Society contains several books on her story as she was the great-granddaughter of the first Reverend of the Meetinghouse, John Wheelwright. This program will take place at the museum located at 938 Post Road in Wells. Light refreshments will be offered. $5 suggested donation. Please RSVP to info@wohistory.org or 207-646-4775.

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Kirsten Scott is lovely as Mother, acquiescing to Father’s will at first, but gaining a steely strength as she rescues Sarah and her baby and defies him. Her voice is fabulous in her numbers, including “Goodbye, My Love� and “What Kind of Woman.� Josh Young is another heartbreaker as Tateh and in great voice, too, with such tunes as “A Shtetl Iz Amereke� and “Gliding.� And he and Scott

(Mother) share a love-filled chemistry in their duet “Our Children.� The rest of the company is terrific, with special kudos to Jamie LaVerdiere as straightlaced Father and Tyler Wladis who played the Little Boy on opening night remarkably well. Carly Hueston Amburn, Freddie Kimmel and Klea Blackhurst add necessary comic relief as Evelyn Nesbit, Harry Houdini

and Emma Goldman. Ogunquit’s Ragtime is as good – possibly better – than the national touring production in Boston that made me a fan nearly 20 years ago. For all Americans, Ragtime is our story. It’s truly a marvel and now, more than ever, should not be missed. Ragtime continues through August 26. Call 207-646-5511 or visit www.OgunquitPlayhouse. org for tickets.

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~ Ask The Computer Lady~ Dear Computer Lady, On my Inbox e-mail page there is an icon that recently appeared. It says "this page wants to install a service handler." Can you explain what this is about and what should I do? Thanks for your help. Dottie Dear Dottie, I see that you have a Gmail email address so I am going to assume that you are on the Gmail inbox page when this icon appears. A service handler is a little bit of programming that will handle a request for a service. In your case, the request would be a link that opens a new email, and if you have

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Eye Doctor Giving Away Protective Glasses For “Great American Eclipse� On August 21 YORK York’s eye doctor is helping the Greater York and Seacoast communities to safely enjoy the upcoming daytime total solar eclipse by giving out special eclipse-viewing glasses. “This will be a historic American eclipse, and we want our enable our community to enjoy its rare beauty while fully protecting their eyes,� said Dr. Sam Pelletier, OptometristOwner at York Family Eyecare. The upcoming “Great American Eclipse� on Monday, August 21 will be the first solar eclipse visible in the contiguous United States in 99 years. Tens of millions of Americans are expected to watch it, with many traveling to the “path of totality,� which runs from Oregon to South Carolina, to view it in-person. Seacoast Maine and New Hampshire will see a partial eclipse that day, during the hours of approximately 1:30 and 4 p.m. The maximum eclipse in our area, covering about 60 percent of the sun, will be observed at 2:45 p.m. “During an eclipse, we must never look directly at the sun without specialized eye protection,� Dr. Pelletier said.

“Even sunglasses are not safe for viewing an eclipse. Instead, we are providing specialized, ISOapproved glasses for this purpose. They must be worn during all phases of the eclipse on the Seacoast, as we will not experience total blockage of the sun here at any time.� Seacoast residents and visitors to the area can pick up their complimentary eclipse glasses at Dr. Pelletier’s office at York Family Eyecare, 764 US Route 1. They will be available on a firstcome, first-served basis during regular business hours. The glasses will also be distributed by York Family Eyecare “Beach Team� members at Long Sands and Harbor beaches in York in the hours leading up to the eclipse. Dr. Pelletier, an affiliate of York Hospital, asks that the local community take an active role in keeping friends’ and family members’ eyes--especially those of children--safe during the event. Should a viewer experience “retinal burns� from improper viewing, the doctor will be on call at 207-363-7555 to provide acute emergency eye care. For more information on this upcoming natural phenomenon, including safety tips and additional viewing resources,

visit NASA’s dedicated eclipse website at https://eclipse2017. nasa.gov. York Family Eyecare is located at 764 US Route 1 in York. For more information, visit yorkfamilyeyecare.com, 207-4513039.

AAS Solar Eclipse Safety Graphic depicted. (courtesy of NASA)

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Blood Urgently Needed in Final Weeks of Summer YORK COUNTY The American Red Cross urges blood donors to give in the final weeks of summer to help overcome a chronic summer blood shortage. As a special thank you, those who come out to give blood or platelets with the Red Cross now through August 31 will be emailed a $5 Target eGift-

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Caring for aging parents can be a difficult planning aspect to balance. If you are among the “Sandwich Generation,� you may be trying to support your aging parents as well as your own children. Today, individuals are living longer than before, so it is better to be prepared. Having the conversation The first step — and often the most challenging one — is to find out what your parent needs or expects from you. It’s always best to have this conversation before a crisis occurs. He or she has lived a long time without much assistance from you, and the transition to accepting your new role in his or her life may be bumpy. Understanding and respecting your parent’s wishes will go a long way toward smoothing the process. It is also important to understand the difficult conversations for a number of reasons. How will your parent deal with incapacity, the fear of becoming dependent, or the reluctance to burden you with his or her needs? Gathering information and documents Create a list of emergency contact numbers, including your parent’s medical providers; religious leader; neighbors; friends; and financial, tax, and legal advisors. You should also gather copies of legal documents, funeral plans, medical records, and medication information. Keep a list of investment, bank, and insurance accounts, in addition to the locaSee AGING page 19...

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Health & Fitness ...AGING from page 18 tions of safe deposit boxes, real estate deeds, and automobile titles. You may find it helpful to upload all of this information to a USB flash drive so that it’s readily available when you need it. Evaluating your parent’s situation It may be difficult for you to evaluate your parent’s mental and physical capabilities or to locate community services to support his or her independence. If that’s the case, a geriatric care manager can be indispensable, particularly if you live some distance from your parent. He or she can perform an in-home assessment, determine your parent’s hous-

ing needs, and recommend a plan of action. . Can your parent remain at home? Just because your parent can no longer care for his or her home doesn’t mean that he or she has to move. In fact, staying in one’s home may offer better support and social networks than moving in with one’s children. Here are a few other items to consider: Find out if Meals on Wheels is available in your area. Look into modifying your parent’s home to help with any physical limitations. Install a security system to summon emergency personnel if necessary. Call the local police de-

partment to find out if it offers a program to check on elderly residents. If not, churches often have a volunteer group dedicated to checking in on older parishioners.

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~ Obituaries & News ~

Richard F. Hanson, Sr., 86 SPRINGVALE – Richard F. Hanson, Sr., 86, of Heidi Street in Springvale, passed away at his home on Friday, August 4, 2017 after a period of failing health. He was born in Portland, March 14, 1931, the son of Floyd and Eleanor (Gould) Hanson. After graduating Sanford high school, “Buddy�, as family called him, served his country in the U.S. Navy on the USS Cascade as a machinist mate. Upon returning home, he went to work for Central Maine Power as a lineman, where he took on the

knickname “Boomer�. Richard had an uncanny ability to remember each and every tote road he’d seen on the job, which came in handy when he took his boys out hunting, fishing or just going for a ride. He loved spending time with the kids, hunting, fishing, coaching Little League or just watching a good Red Sox Game, where he surely could have been the coach. He was a member of the Sanford-Springvale Fish and Game Club and enjoyed his weekly cribbage games up until this past year. aAbove all of his activites, family came first. The times he was spent with his children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren will forever be precious memories. Boomer was a quiet yet giving man who took pride in helping others and raising money for the children’s hospital. He was a volunteer firefighter in Springvale; active member of the Springvale Lodge #190 AF & AM where he was Past Master, Scot-

tish Rite Valley of Portland, KORA Temple Shrine Club AAONMS of Lewiston; past captain of KORA Renegades unit; York County Shrine Club; York County Shrine Club Blue Lodge Degree Team and Put Stevens Royal order of Jesters. Richard was predeceased by his 1st wife, Joan (Steinbrecher) Hanson, 2nd wife, Rosaline (Dorval) Hanson, 2 sons, Richard Hanson, Jr. and Gary Hanson; brother Bruce Hanson and step-son Ronald S. Dyer. Survivng are his daughter, Sharon Kerner and husband Stephen of Biddeford, sister Faye Ricker of Springvale; daughter Wendy (Sjstrom) Shimos and Butch Webster, step-daughter in law Patty Dyer, step-daughter Kathy Roberts, 8 grandhildren, Richard Hanson III, Ashley Hanson, Marisa (Hanson) Penney and husband Brad, Tyler Hanson, Rebecca Kerner, Christy (Webster) Dunn and husband Eddie, Meghan (Webster) VanBuskirk and husband Rob, Sonja Dyer; 7 great-grandchildren and

niece, Judy Morley. A time of visitation was held on Tuesday, August 8 at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick, with a Masonic Service at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Services were held at the funeral home on Wednesday at 10 a.m., followed by interment in the Riverside Cemetery, Springvale. Friends who wish may contribute to the Shriners Hospital for Children, 516 Carew Street, Springfield, MA, 01104-2396.

Doris V. (Smith) Stevens, 92 SOUTH BERWICK – Doris V. (Smith) Stevens, 92, of South Berwick died at Durgin Pines in Kittery on Wednesday August 2, 2017. Born May 14, 1925 in Boston, MA, the daughter of Ernest and Georgiana (Hilton) Smith. Doris was a member of the First Parish Federated Church in South Berwick. She was a hard working woman who always put

Maine Parishes and Schools Contribute Over $57,000 to CRS Rice Bowl STATEWIDE Parishes and schools in the Diocese of Portland combined to raise over $57,000 for the Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) Rice Bowl program during the forty days of Lent in 2017. CRS Rice Bowl is a faith-in-action program that encourages Catholics to fill cardboard bowls with monetary donations, giving alms to those in need and honoring Jesus’ call to serve our neighbors. Nearly 50 Catholic parishes and schools in Maine participated in the 2017 program, contributing a total of $57,471. It marks the fifth straight year that total contributions have risen in the diocese, including an over $12,000 increase from 2016 ($45,070). According to Catholic

Relief Services, 75% of the donations support CRS’ humanitarian relief programs in nearly 100 countries worldwide, while 25% of the proceeds are given to hunger and poverty alleviation efforts in the donor’s community. The top three contributing Maine parishes in 2017 were: Good Shepherd Parish (Most Holy Trinity Church, Saco; St. Joseph Church, Biddeford; St. Margaret Church, Old Orchard Beach; and St. Philip Church, Lyman) with $6,116; St. Paul the Apostle Parish (St. John Church, Bangor; St. Mary Church, Bangor; St. Joseph Church, Brewer; St. Teresa Church, Brewer; St. Matthew Church, Hampden; and St. Gabriel Church, Winterport)

with $5,235; and Holy Spirit Parish (St. Martha Church, Kennebunk; St. Mary Church, Wells) with $4,756. All Saints Parish in Brunswick, Parish of the Ascension of the Lord in Kittery, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Parish in Portland, Christ the King Parish in Skowhegan, Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Auburn, Notre Dame du Mont Carmel Parish in Madawaska, Our Lady of Hope Parish in Portland, Parish of the Holy

Eucharist in Yarmouth, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord in Old Town, St. Brendan the Navigator Parish in Camden, St. John Vianney Parish in Fort Kent, St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish in Calais, St. Mary Parish in Houlton, St. Matthew Parish in Limerick, St. Michael Parish in Augusta, and St. ThÊrèse of Lisieux Parish in Sanford all eclipsed $1,000 in donations. Since 2011, the diocese has collected nearly $300,000 for the program. For more infor-

her family first. She loved sports, especially the Red Sox. She loved going to the beach. She is survived by her four boys, Roy E. Freeman of Newfields, Ralph H. Stevens III of Old Orchard Beach, Brad D. Stevens of South Berwick and Thomas F. Stevens of Windham; a daughter, Rosalie Kozlowski of South Berwick; two sisters Betty Mosher, and Patricia Freeman of York; 10 grandchildren; and many great grandchildren. McIntire McCooey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Please go to www. mcintiremccooey.com to sign the on-line guest book.

mation, contact Dave Guthro, Communications Director for the Diocese of Portland, at (207) 321-7810 or dave.guthro@portlanddiocese.org.

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...CARE from page 20 wish to seek an attorney’s help in the following areas: Appointing a health care representative. Understanding the process for qualifying for government programs like Medicaid or veterans benefits. Reviewing and updating estate planning documents, including his or her will, durable power of attorney, and any revocable trusts. . What about taking care of you? Although caring for an elderly parent can feel overwhelming at times, you are not alone. Many local and national groups are available to support you in providing the care and services

~ News ~ your parent will need. To get started, visit the U.S. Administration on Aging’s Eldercare Locator at www.eldercare.gov, or call 800.677.1116. At your workplace, talk with a member of the human resources staff to find out if you’re eligible for unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act. Also ask about the availability of an employee assistance program (EAP). EAPs are intended to help employees deal with personal problems—including concerns about aging parents—that might adversely impact their work performance, health, and well-being. Finally, seek the help of a financial planner. Besides reviewing whether your parent’s resources are sufficient to pay for care, he or she can help you de-

termine how to balance your own goals with your parent’s needs. For further information on caring for an aging parent, you may find these online resources helpful: LeadingAge: www.aahsa.org; ElderLawAnswers: www.elderlawanswers. com; National Association for Home Care & Hospice: www. nahc.org; MyMedicareMatters from the National Council on Aging: www.mymedicarematters.org; NIHSeniorHealth from the National Institutes of Health: www.nihseniorhealth.gov; State Health Insurance Assistance Program: www.shiptalk.org. Information presented by Nichole D. Raftopoulos, a financial advisor located at Nvest Financial Group, LLC (888-6837834).

Noble High School 2nd Semester Honor Roll 8th Grade Highest Honors Lucas Bent, Rain Bugado, Jordan Collins, Quinn Flanigan, Jacob Hamel, Jacquelyn McEvoy, Emma McLaughlin, Genevieve Roy, Josephine Stapleton and Hannah Warren.

Honors Oliver Allen, Ethan Bent, Aliyah Blaisdell, Eban Burton, Kalayaan Cashell, Emma Chase, Maia Clark, Domenic Cucinotta, Emily Enright, Danielle Ford, Kyra Franey, Charles George, Izabella Haagenson, Alexander Hart, Jaylee Ireland, Samantha LaFond, Sarah Lawrence, Emily Lowery, Kaylee Mayotte, Lucas Monroe, Abigail Moore, Meghan O'Connor, Natalie Randall, Tyreek Rose, Lucas Safford, Nicholas Shapleigh, Brinna Sigouin, Mack-

enzie Slater, Kelton Smith, Hattie Staples, Summer Starrett, Anise Study, Anna Tavenner, Dimitrios Tsoumbanikas, Casey Urich, Corey Urich and Amellia Wetherby.

Honorable Mention Abigail Albert, Owen Arsenault, Andrew Bailey, Reegan Boucher, Leah Brewington, Rebekah Brooks, Makenna Cameron, Hailee Christiansen, Caitlyn Clapper, Riley Comisky, Samantha Croteau, Hunter Denbow, Kyle Druge, Victoria Exel, Tanner Fecteau, Kara Gregoire, Avian Griffin, Liam Hooper, Lauren Hubner, Cody Hussey, Christopher Leon, James Libby, William Mallett, Gregory Marzoli, Cole Nevison, Conrad Nicely, William Paradis, Harley Pepin, Riley Pomerleau,

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Cerabona Completes Eagle Scout Project for Habitat for Humanity

KENNEBUNK Cole Cerabona of West Kennebunk has completed his Eagle Scout project, building three well-built, durable picnic tables for Habitat for Humanity York County. Cole met with Amy Nucci, Executive Director, to decide on a project that would support Habitat’s affordable housing mission. The decision was made to build three picnic tables for Habitat partner families and volunteers. Cole was responsible for the entire project from designing the

tables, raising necessary funds, securing donations of materials from Deering Lumber, constructing and staining the tables. Cole arranged for the tables to be delivered to the Habitat ReStore in Kennebunk. The completion and quality of the project reflect Cole’s hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence and service to his community. “We are so excited to have partnered with Cole for his Eagle Scout project,� said Amy Nucci. “Patio furniture is a luxury for many new homeowners, and

Cole’s picnic tables will allow our families to enjoy their yards even more.� One of the tables will go to the Yearwood family for their recently completed home in West Kennebunk. Habitat has many opportunities to volunteer on a building project, at the ReStore, assisting with weatherizations, in the office or serving on a committee. Anyone interested in participating or donating to Habitat is encouraged to call the HFHYC office at 207-985-4850 or visit the website at www.habitatyorkcounty.org. Photo to right: Cole Cerabona proudly displays his completed Eagle Scout project of building picnic tables.

~ Pets ~ Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Annual Antique Show & Sale Don't miss the 89th Annual Antique Show & Sale this weekend at the Middle School of the Kennebunks, 60 Thompson Road, West Kennebunk. Dozens of interesting booths selling everything from vintage linens, to priceless antiques, from jewelry to collectibles, and everything in between. 100% of

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sales directly benefit the pets and programs at AWS. Due to the generosity of the show’s hosts, Goosefare Antiques, a portion of entry tickets sales are donated to AWS. On Saturday, August 12, the sale runs from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; on Sunday, August 13, the hours are 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Registration Now Open for AWS’ Strut Your Mutt Strut Your Mutt is the Animal Welfare Society’s largest annual fundraiser. Due to the generosity of the event’s underwriting sponsor, Kennebunk Savings, all registration fees, corporate sponsorships and pledge

Voice for Animals YORK Maggie and Annie are bonded sisters who are victims of a divorce. They lived harmoniously together with their human parents for 10 years but now need to be re-homed. As is too often the case with divorces, both people have to move out of their existing home, going to apartments that do not accept pets. Maggie, buff colored tabby loves to cuddle and takes on the role of "older sister" even though they are litter-mates. Annie is energetic and playful and will keep you entertained. Just to make things interesting, she dips her dry food into her drinking bowl before eating. These ten-year-old beauties are looking for a home to share together. If you are looking for a dynamic duo to add

love and excitement to your life, please email Voice for Animals for more information: in2catz@ gmail.com.

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money raised from the walk benefit pets needing medical care. Strut Your Mutt takes place at Mother’s Beach in Kennebunk on Sunday, September 10. The walk kicks off at 11 a.m. with festivities beginning at 9 a.m. Includes a kid zone with carnival games and a bounce house, a canine agility zone, and a wellness zone, where dogs can get microchip scans and nail trims. There will be a pet pavilion with merchant and vendor booths. The Serfs will be providing live

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restocked daily so stop by often! Donations are needed as well: beach and cottage dĂŠcor items, housewares in very good condition are happily accepted!

Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Oz, a two-year-old black Munchkin that came into the rescue from a situation that couldn't include the family pets. Munchkins are a talkative loving breed and normally do very well with children. They are not the type of kitty that can handle an outside world. Oz will most definitely be looking for a single person or a family that is in a position to offer him an indoor only life style. Oz is neutered, his vaccinations are current, and he's passed his wellness exam. Oz is so ready for his new loving home environment where he can feel safe, secure and would like a lot of petting and spoiling,. We still have a small se-

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Kennebunk’s First Senior Softball League for 50+ KENNEBUNK Jim Thompson and his wife moved to Kennebunk last year and were surprised to find there was no Senior Softball Leagues in town, or even close by. Having come from a large softball organization in MA, Thompson approached the Kennebunk Recreation Department to discuss the possibility of starting a league in Kennebunk. The proactive results set the wheels in motion.

The very first official Senior Softball League is now a reality, comprised of approximately 25 players from Kennebunk and surrounding towns, with the intention of significant growth next year and years to follow. The minimum age to play is 50 and it is co-ed, open to anyone with at least minimum softball skills and the desire to play. The team plays every Monday at 5:30 p.m. and also has practice games

Sea Dog Notes PORTLAND Lopez Walks Off, Dogs Win 5-4 over Bowie in 10 Innings Deiner Lopez drew a walkoff walk in the bottom of the 10th inning and the Sea Dogs (53-58) beat the Bowie Baysox (59-54) 5-4 in front of a sellout crowd on Sunday afternoon at Hadlock Field. With the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the 10th, Lopez worked an eightpitch at bat against Scott McGough (L, 1-2) before watching ball four to score Mike Olt, who began the inning reaching on an error by third baseman Ryan

Mountcastle. Sea Dogs finish their roadtrip 4-2 and is 3-0-1 in their last four series, and 6-4 during a 19-game stretch against the Western Division. Portland leads the league with 51 homers since July 1. Barfield Named Eastern League Play of the Month Outfielder Jeremy Barfield has been selected as the Eastern League Player of the Month for July, announced by the league office on Friday. Barfield is the first Sea Dog to win player of the month since Sean Coyle in 2014

each Friday morning starting at 9 a.m. All games are held at the West Kennebunk softball and baseball complex. Dan Peacock of the Recreation Department did an outstanding job putting the league together. Being an excellent ball player himself, he also volunteers as an Umpire at the games. For more information, contact the Kennebunk Recreation Department, 207604-1335. (June). Barfield batted .336 (37for-110) 12 home runs, 33 RBIs, 26 runs scored, a .422 on-base percentage, and a .709 slugging percentage in 30 games during the month. The 29-year old was named the Eastern League Player of the Week on Monday. Barfield's homers, RBI and total bases (78) were the most in any month in franchise history. In 64 games this season, Barfield is hitting .306 (75-for245) with 19 homers (team-high) and 51 RBI. He currently owns a season-high, 13-game hitting streak. The Red Sox signed Barfield from the Sugar Land

Stanley Cup Champion Dumoulin Coming to Hadlock Field PORTLAND Brian Dumoulin, Maine native and two-time Stanley Cup Champion with the Pittsburgh Penguins, is scheduled to make an appearance at Hadlock Field on Thursday, August 24, when the Sea Dogs host the Binghamton Rumble Ponies at 7 p.m. Dumoulin will throw out the ceremonial first pitch and will be available to sign free autographs from 7-8 p.m. Dumoulin was re-signed by the Pittsburgh Penguins for a six-year deal on July 24. He was a standout at Biddeford High School and led the Boston College Eagles to the National Championship in 2012.

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~ Sports & News ~

Deer Permit Lottery Deadline Nears Notable Achievements Among Local College Students STATEWIDE Deadline to apply for the Maine 2017 Any-Deer (antlerless) Permit Lottery is fast approaching. Applications are free and will be accepted online until 11:59 p.m. on August 15. The drawing will be held on September 8, 2017 and results will be posted on the Department’s Web site. Applicants are reminded that the Department

does not mail the any-deer, bonus antlerless deer, or superpack antlerless deer permits/ transportation tags. Instead, permit winners will need to record their permit number that can be found online after the drawing and report the permit number to the registration station when tagging their deer. For more information, visit www.mefishwildlife.com.

Assumption College, Worcester, MA Named to Dean's List for Spring 2017: Mary Williams of Arundel.

University of Alabama Graduated May 5: Jessica Montgomery of Berwick, Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Named to the Dean's List for Spring 2017: Jenna James Ingalls of Wells.

American International College, Springfield, MA

Graduated in May: Kory Rosell of Wells, Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in Biology.

Castleton University, Castleton, VT

Named to the Dean's List for Winter 2017: Maddy Shmalo of Kennebunk, majoring in psychology.

North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Winter/Spring All-Academic Team named student-athlete Erin McKenna of York to the NAC All-Academic Team.

Becker College, Worcester, MA

Cazenovia College, Cazenovia, NY

Bates College, Lewiston, ME

Named to Dean's List for Spring 2017: Jennifer Dailey of South Berwick.

Named to the Dean's List for Spring 2017: Nicholas Cruz of South Berwick.

...ACHIEVE from page 32

...NOTES from page 36 lock Field, presented by Aura, on Tuesday, August 15 when the Sea Dogs host the Altoona Curve at 7 p.m. Brown will throw out the ceremonial first pitch and will be available to sign free autographs on photos provided by the Sea Dogs from 7:15-8 p.m. Brown, 20 years-old, was selected by the Boston Celtics with the third overall pick in the 2016 draft. Brown appeared in 78 games with the Celtics in

his rookie season, averaging 6.6 points per game and made 20 starts. At the season's end, he was named to the NBA AllRookie Second Team. Brown attended Joseph Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia and attended the University of California for one season. During his lone college season, Brown averaged 14.6 points-per-game in 34 contests and earned firstteam All-Pac-12 honors and was

named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.Other Celtics players to have made appearances at Hadlock Field include Jared Sullinger (2013), Marcus Smart (2014), Kelly Olynyk (2015), and Jae Crowder (2016). Tickets for the August 15 game and all Sea Dogs' home games can be purchased online at www.seadogs.com or by calling the Sea Dogs ticket office at 207-879-9500.

Cipolla, Kendra Delay, Diego Diaz, Miranda Dow, Carl Durocher, Jessica Emerson, Nicholas Fallon, Darcy Flaherty, Kerri Fleming, Leah Ford, Lillian Friars, Kai E Gehring, Ann Grabowski, Morgaine Hayes, Cylus Hill-Yastek, Jessie Lago, Samantha LaRochelle, Jordan Lister, Jake Martel, Mariah Martel, Jonathan McCarthy, Dalton Meagher, Connor Paradis, Matthew Patenaude, Kelsey Pelletier, Meredith Podolec, Logan Pomerleau, Mitchell Rainboth, Kasey Rogers, Isaias Rousse, Britton Study, Lee Tasker, William Webber, Devin Whitmore,

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36 month lease with 12K with $999 cash or trade due @ signing.

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36 month lease with 12K with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.

THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!

S O M E R S W O RTH N I S S A N C E RTI F I E D U S E D C A R C E NTE R 2014 CHEVROLET SILVERADO Red, 40K, Auto, Alloys, Leather, Heated Seats, Navigation, Stk. #P1122

LOADED

$

36,212 36,21 36 2212 12 12

2017 HONDA FITT Orange, Auto, Alloys, PW, PL, Cruise, ABS, 6 Airbags Stk. #P1119A

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2011 TOYOTA RAV4 AV4 Blue, 103K, Leather, Heated Seats, Cruise, Roof Rails, Crossbars, Stk. #N17534B

$

14,92 14,921 ,92 921 21 21

2014 HYUNDAI TUCSON UCSON White, 55K, Auto, Leather, Heated Seats, Backup Camera, Stk. #N17657B

2012 NISSAN VERSA RSA SV

V6

LIMITED

Black, 71K, Auto, PW, PL, Aux. Input, Cruise, ABS, 6 Airbags Stk. #P1136

SPACIOUS

$

66,733 ,73 73333 73 733

2005 TOYOTA COROLLA ROLLA CE Gold, 71K, Auto, PW, PL, Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Stk. #N17720A

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$ 18,771 18,771 ,77 7771 71 5,711 5,271 5,27 2771 71 ,711 ,,27 Somersworth Nissan

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2015 SUBARU IMPREZA Black, 40K, Auto, Alloys, Spoiler, ABS, Cruise, Stk. #P986A

AWD

$

14,870 14 ,887 870 70 70

2015 FORD TRANSIT NSIT Blue, 18K, Auto, Cruise, Shelving Racks, ABS, Stk. #N17173B

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