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Pres. Bush Sr. Sails with Disabled Aboard ‘Impossible Dream’ KENNEBUNKPORT – Former President George HW Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush set sail this past week with the crew of the Impossible Dream, a unique catamaran designed for disabled sailors, a chance for the watermen and activists to thank the 41st President of the United States for signing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law in the summer of 1990. The sailors were excited to be able to offer the President - a renowned boater - the opportunity to take the helm of this remarkable accessible vessel. Deborah Mellen, skipper

Harry Horgan, President George HW Bush and Captain William Rey aboard The Impossible Dream. (Evan Sisley, Office of George Bush photo)

of the Impossible Dream, was paralyzed in a car accident the

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changed millions of lives for the better, and we're so pleased to be able to thank the President for his leadership 25 years ago," she said. "My life was never the same after my accident, but the ADA gives every disabled person hope for a happy and productive life. President Bush's impact on my life, and the life of so many others, has been profound." The former President and First Lady boarded the Impossible Dream for a sail on the Atlantic Ocean and a lunch catered by Ports of Italy restaurant in Kennebunk, Maine. The President, who at 91 often relies upon a wheelchair for mobility, piloted

the watercraft for most of the trip and experienced the unique controls that make it fully operational by a person in a wheelchair. The Impossible Dream, a 60-foot wheelchair accessible catamaran yacht, set sail from Miami, Florida this summer up the eastern seaboard in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the ADA. Along the way, the crew has taken over 400 wheelchair-bound children and adults and their families to enjoy a sail. The non-profit Impossible Dream is based in Miami at the Shake-A-Leg Miami CommuSee SAIL page 5...

A ‘Purr-fect’ Afternoon at Safe Haven Open House By Nancye Tuttle Contributing Reporter WELLS – Despite blistering heat, David Budnik donned a cat costume on Saturday, August 22 and waved to Post Road passersby, beckoning them to stop in at the open house at Safe Haven Humane Society’s

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Ogunquit resident David Budnik, a Safe Haven volunteer, dressed up in a cat costume and welcomed visitors to Safe Haven’s open house at its new home in Wells.

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Honor Flight Maine Celebrates 70th Anniversary WWII Ending STATEWIDE – Coordinators of Honor Flight Maine announced today that 27 Maine Veterans will be taking a trip to Washington, D.C. to visit memorials built to honor their service to the nation. This trip, taking place August 29-30, 2015, is the fourth Honor Flight trip to be planned and executed for Veterans currently living in Maine.

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turnout,� said Joyce McKay, Safe Haven’s executive director. “We didn’t know what to

expect but we’re happy and proud to show off our new facility.� Safe Haven, a no-kill shelter that offers cat rescue, fostering and low cost spaying, neutering and adoption programs, was incorporated in 2002 as a fostering program in Kennebunk. McKay has been involved since 2003 and became executive director in 2006. When the shelter’s rented space at 1616 Post Road in Wells was put up for sale last year, she knew she needed to find a new home.

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celebrate their accomplishment with them at their long-awaited National World War II Memorial. Their trip is free thanks to generous and patriotic Mainers who contributed to this program. Honor Flight Maine was established in March 2014 and joined the national Honor See FLIGHT page 7...

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Central’s mission is carried out through other programs like Keep South Berwick Warm/ Soup Supper, Smart Growth/ Home for the Holidays, and Friends of Powderhouse Hill. All programs are designed to create a town that is healthy – environmentally, socially and economically. Organizers of this year’s Lantern Fest were Kara Plank, Hanna Bulger and Alanna Craffey. The Lantern Fest opened with activities for all ages. There were tables for children and adults to make lanterns out of clear plastic bottles covered with colored tissue paper. Kaylee Cardinal called it “pretty cool.� Lily Byam was there for the first time having fun and creating a lantern that would make colors go together and glow. Children played with clay and scribbled on a giant piece of paper on which other children had left their own artwork. Folks bought memory lanterns in honor of loved ones. At the end of the parade the memory lanterns were floated out onto the pond, part of a Buddhist tradition in which lanterns are released on water as offerings to departing spirits. At 6:oo p.m., Sophie Towle, a Junior at Marshwood High School, opened the musical portion of the evening. The band PB&J of South Berwick followed with classic rock for the crowd. On the open field beyond the stage kids played volleyball, tossed lacrosse balls to one another, batted balls with the “Buoy Bat,� a toy made in South Berwick, and stomped rockets into the air for other kids to catch. At 8:15 p.m., as the sun went down, people lit their lanterns and met at the top of Spring See LANTERNS page 6...

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through Perkins Cove, Ogunquit from 2 -3 p.m. The show is presented by the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit. L.F. (Sonny) Perkins organizer, of the show and Chairman of the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit, said there still are more than

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~ News ~ ...FLIGHT from page 1 Flight Network on May 1, 2014. The Honor Flight Maine mission is to get all Maine Veterans of wars to see their memorials in Washington, D.C. at no cost to them. The Honor Flight network is a non-profit organization created solely to honor America’s Veterans for all their sacrifices. The network is a nation-wide group of non-profit organizations called hubs, including Honor Flight Maine. Honor Flight transports these Veteran heroes to Washington, D.C., to visit their memorials. Top priority is given to the senior Veterans, World War II survivors, along with those Veterans who may be terminally ill regardless of the campaign in which they served. Of all the wars in recent memory, it was World War II that truly threatened our very existence as both a national and culturally diverse free society, and according to the Department of Veterans Affairs, an estimated 640 WWII Veterans die each day. The time to express our thanks to these brave men and women is running out. This Honor Flight Maine trip is planned for an August 29 early morning departure from the Portland Jetport, with an arrival into Baltimore Airport. The group of 55 people, Maine Veterans with their guardians and trip volunteer leaders will then travel by motor coach bus into D.C. The first stop of the day will be to visit and reflect at their WWII Memorial. Following this, they will be visiting the Korean, Vietnam, Marine (Iwo Jima), Air Force and Navy Memorials. The group will also visit Arlington National Cemetery to witness the “Changing of the Guard� at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The group will have the privilege of participating in the wreath laying ceremony. Since 2005, when Honor Flight began, over 139,000 Veterans have made the trip that these Maine Veterans will be making. Many of the Veterans have made the comment that the trip was one of the best experiences of their lives. A recent Honor Flight Veteran said “I will never forget this trip�, and another expressed “I just wish my buddies could have seen this.� Honor Flight Maine would like to welcome the pubic to join flag-waving family members, friends and fellow veterans at the Portland Jetport’s terminal build-

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ing to welcome home the 27 Veterans from their trip to the nation’s capitol. “Operation Welcome Wagon� is scheduled for Sunday, August 30 from 11:15-1:30, and will include an indoor parade/receiving line as well as a public welcome and reception. Attendees are asked to arrive by 11:15 am and gather on the first floor of the terminal. Parking is free at the Jetport during the event. The Honor Flight Maine Veterans have come from all across the state from Presque Isle to Kittery. Many individu-

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Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month A library card will grant you and your children access to all kinds of valuable resources. Besides books there are also CDs, movies, magazines, audio books, computers and more. Come in this month and apply for a Library card. Residents of Kennebunkport, Kennebunk, Cape Porpoise, Wells, or Arundel are welcome to a free Library Card. Children between the ages of 0-14 need a parent or guardian present to sign their application card.

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Tuesday mornings between 10 a.m. - noon. This is a drop-in program for ages 1-1/2 and up. The program offers unstructured play and social time for children and their caregivers in a warm, child friendly space. Age appropriate toys, coloring supplies and books will be available. No registration required.

T he Librar y is now open on Wednesday mornings. A part time library aide position was added to the library budget for the current fiscal year, and we use this extra help to open earlier on Wednesdays. New hours are: Tuesdays 10 - 5, Wednesdays 10-9, Thursdays 10-5, Fridays 1-5, and Saturdays 9-1.

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Wells Public Library Annual Book Sale Thanks The Friends of the Wells Library would like to give a big thank you to the Town Manager, Jon Carter, and all the Selectmen for supporting our Annual Book Sale. Thanks also go to the Wells Jr High, Wells Chamber of Commerce, Hannaford Supermarket and Wells IGA for their help and support. Also thanks to the 42 volunteers including Wells students Izzy Creamer, Kate Perry, and Zach Steere who helped to unpack and display cases of books. Proceeds sponsor the Children’s Programs, Musical Programs, Films, Lectures, Book signings and the Weymouth Art Gallery.

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York Public Library “American Sniper� Summer Film Series Sunday, August 30, 7 p.m. U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) is sent to Iraq where his pinpoint accuracy saves countless lives on the battlefi eld. As stories of his courageous exploits spread, he earns the nickname “Legend�. However, his reputation is also growing behind enemy lines, making him a prime target of insurgents. Despite the danger, and the toll on his family at home, Chris serves four harrowing tours of duty, personifying the SEAL creed to “leave no one behind.� But upon returning to his family, Chris fi nds that it is the war he can’t leave behind. Directed by Clint Eastwood. Oscar-nominated – Best Picture and Best Actor. Rated R for strong and disturbing war violence, and language throughout including some sexual references. 132 minutes.

Book Talk: “The Village Effect� Tuesday, September 1, 10:30 a.m. Mary Behnke will introduce "The Village Effect: How Face to Face Contact Can Make Us Healthier, Happier, and Smarter" by Susan Pinker. Pinker is a developmental psychologist who writes about social science. The American Psychological Association awarded the William James Book Award her first book, “The Sexual Paradox� and her work has been featured in "The New York Times", "The Atlantic" and "The Economist" among other publications.

“Ice Cream, Gas Masks and God� Author Talk

Fascinating, funny and gloriously nostalgic, “Ice Cream, Gas Masks and God� is author Joyce Lovely’s trip down memory lane to 1940s Liverpool, where early reminiscences include not just the hated gas masks, but also the regular night time spells in the air raid shelter as the bombs fell. Discover what it was like to be a child during this time. Then follow Joyce during her teenage and young adult years in Liverpool and London, her marriage to a parson, and three years on the remote Shetland Islands.

“Almost Famous Women� Author Talk Thursday, September 3, 7 p.m. Join Megan Mayhew Bergman for a reading from her criticallyacclaimed short story collection, “Almost Famous Women�, fictional tales that explore the lives of unforgettable women in history. Megan will discuss where she finds inspiration for her work. Copies of her book will be available for signing and purchase.

Mainely Painters Exhibit & Opening Receptions The Challenges and Rewards of Plein Air Painting is a show of original works by the members of Mainely Painters presented by the York Art Association, which will be viewable and open to the public from September 2 through September 29 in the Kennebunk Room at the York Public Library. Opening reception will be September 3 from 5-6:30 p.m. Mainely Painters is a group of artists who love plein air painting and the companionship of being with fellow art souls at least once a week. Mainely Painters is a collection of artists with various levels of skill and accomplishment.

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Saturday, August 29 Chili-Fest Held at Wells Junior HS, Wells, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Food, crafters and of course, chili!

St. Aspinquid Masonic Lodge Flea Market 8 a.m .to 3 p.m with breakfast and lunch available until 1 p.m. Hamburgers, hot dogs, lobster rolls, clam chowder and Bob’s beans. 101 Long Sands Road, York. FMI: 207-363-4817. If interested in space at the Flea Market, call Athena Hanson at 207-752-0171 or 207-363-2494.

Sunday, August 30 Saint David's Worship Services Continue as: Each Sunday through September 13. Rite 1 Eucharist at 8 a.m.; Rite II Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. 138 York Street, Kennebunk. FMI: 207-9853073; www.stdavidskennebunk. org.

Guest Preacher at Worship Service The Rev. Dr. Reg Dunlap, nationally known speaker, will preach at the 6 p.m. worship at the Meetinghouse Village Chapel in Kittery. Topic will be “There’s a Christian Way to Pray.� FMI: 207-439-0218.

Tuesday, September 1 American Legion Meeting Held at the Berwick Town Hall, at 11 Sullivan Square, at 7 p.m. All area veterans are cordially invited to meet with the members of Charles S. Hatch Post #79 and learn about the many activities and events conducted by this very active veterans group. The building is handicapped accessible with ample parking. FMI: 207-698-5036 to receive a copy of the Post's most recent newsletter.

Harbourside Garden Club of Kittery and Kittery Pt. will hold its next meeting at 12:30 p.m. Guest speaker Elaina Hatsis will demonstrate and discuss flower arranging in the Ikenobo style of Japanese flower design at 1 p.m. Hatsis is the vice president of the Kittery Pt. Ikenobo Chapter. She has displayed at the Boston Flower Show and the Portsmouth Public Library for their Ikenobo Ikebana tribute. She has traveled to Japan to study and participated in the 550th celebration of Ikebana. The meeting will be held at the first Congregational Church, Route 103 in Kittery Point. Light refreshments. Members, friends and all who are interested in the topic are welcome. FMI: Marcia at 207703-2117.

Wednesday, September 2 Kayaking on the Little River Estuary Starting at 12:30 p.m., paddle the quiet waters of a Maine estuary, watching for wildlife and learning about this treasured habitat from a registered Maine Kayak Guide. For ages 12 and up and some restrictions apply. $50/$40. Registration required. Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342 Laudholm Farm Road, Wells. FMI: 207-646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

Auditions Held in Springvale Sanford Maine Stage Theatre will hold auditions for its upcoming Murder Mystery season at Nasson Little Theatre, 457 Maine St. in Springvale from 6:30-8 p.m. Parts open for both men and women. We have two events scheduled for October 10 and November 7. If you are interested in our murder mystery group for your event please contact: Mary Stair @ mts@gwi.

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“Alfred Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye� Last Film in Series OGUNQUIT The summer of 2015 Art Videos at the Gallery series ends on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m., with the showing of film about photographer “Alfred Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye� at the Barn Gallery, Bourne Lane and Shore Road in Ogunquit. Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946) is revered as one of the most innovative photographers of the 20th century, a visionary who challenged attitudes toward photography as an art form. For his early education Alfred, as well as his father, felt that the New York City schools weren’t challenging enough so his father enrolled him in the rigorous schools in Germany. It was here that he met scientists working on the chemistry of photography. He bought his first camera and traveled through the European countryside taking many photographs of landscapes and peasants in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. Stieglitz returned to New York in 1890 and bought his first hand-held camera, a Folmer and Schwing 4x5 plate film camera, an improvement over the 8x10 plate film camera that required using a tripod. He reveled in this

new found freedom and with it made some of his best known images: Winter, Fifth Avenue, and The Terminal. In 1894, he and his wife took a delayed honeymoon tour of Europe where he photographed extensively and met several prominent European photographers who would remain lifelong friends. A vital force in the development of modern art in America, Alfred Stieglitz’s importance lies as much in his work as an art dealer, exhibition organizer, publisher, and editor as it does in his career as a photographer. Through his three galleries in New York City, he mentored

Walk the Line� and Presley’s “That’s All Right� and “Hound Dog.� An additional two songs are performed by “Dyanne,� Presley’s fictional girlfriend. “Million Dollar Quartet� debuted in Florida in 2006, and opened on Broadway in 2010, receiving four Tony nominaSee QUARTET page 35... emerging artists such as Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, Ansel Adams, Eliot Porter, and Georgia O’Keeffe and introduced Europeans such as Henri Matisse, Paul Cezanne, Auguste Rodin, and Pablo Picasso. This film, produced by American Masters, examines the achievements and legacy of this influential photographer. It is a revealing look at “the father of modern photography� featuring a rare interview with Georgia O’Keeffe, Stieglitz’s wife, plus archival footage of other artistic giants he inspired including Edward Steichen and John Marin. The gallery has plenty of free parking and admission is free, too. For more information, visit www.barngallery.org.

Brent Rosko Exhibits at Just Us Chickens Gallery KITTERY Maritime oil artist, Brent Rosko, is the September Artist of the Month at Just Us Chickens Gallery. Rosko’s artistic interest in maritime subjects stemmed from his years as a Merchant Marine. His career started carving intricate ship models while out at sea prior to developing a love of oil paint-

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ YAA Exhibit: Animals, Opening Reception and Call for Art YORK Animals hold a very special place in anyone’s heart. Whether domestic or wild, their quirky behavior can always solicit a smile. The September Show at the York Art Association (YAA) is all about Animals. The public is invited to smile a little bit more at the opening reception for Animals on Friday, September 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. Interested artists are also invited to submit up to three works for inclusion in the show August 30-31. Bring your drawings, photos, paintings, mixed media, or any media artwork to the gallery, located at 394 York St., York from 4 to 6 p.m. on either day. There is something so innocent and pure about capturing the image of any animal, whether it is a fluffy pet, a wild beast or even a “creepy� reptile (they really aren’t creepy once you get to know them). This exhibit will run

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Berwick Art Assoc. Exhibits BERWICK The Rochester Library will hang its second show for the Berwick Art Association for the month of September. There isn’t a scheduled an opening reception, but the public is invited to visit during normal library operating hours. The group represented in this show will be larger than the RiverStones and Traip Academy Shows. And, we have a few members showing this time who have never shown with us before. Some of the artists’ work that will be offered will include: Beth Wittenberg (winner of the 2015 Seacoast Spotlight Award for non-traditional work/nontraditional media), Daryl-Ann Dartt Hurst (winner of 2014 Achievement in the Art s Award, Visual Arts, Commission of Arts and Culture, Rochester), Taryn Myers, Anne Vaughan, Bob Farrell, Amy Frances Jonann, Valerie Cooper, Vanessa Issa, Gloria Houlne, Chris Kfoury. The group exhibit is free and open to all in all mediums and is always welcoming new members. Please visit Berwick Art Association at www. berwickarts.org.

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‘Ruthless! The Musical’ is Dead-On Comedy, Tuneful Too By Scott Andrews Staff Columnist BERWICK Let’s start with the denouement: Five dead bodies are sprawled across the stage and a 10-year-old girl holds a smoking gun. She’s smiling broadly — totally satisfied with this tangled scene of carnage. Is this a theatrical depiction of a contemporary school shooting tragedy? Or a stage tragedy in the tradition of “Hamlet,� “Tosca� or the ancient Greeks? Neither. Instead it’s a deadon hilarious, gut-busting comic melodrama with a tuneful score to boot. With book and lyrics by Joel Paley and music by Marvin Laird, “Ruthless! The Musical� is wonderfully funny comedy that skewers so many sacred cows that it’s hard to enumerate the herd. Debuting Off-Broadway in 1992, “Ruthless! The Musical� is a show that’s unfortunately not produced as often as it deserves. But Hackmatack Playhouse, the epitome of lighthearted summer stock theater, is mounting a fine professional production as its final offering of 2015. The central themes are celebrity, fame and their accoutrements. Theater is the medium in

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Social Security Marks 80th Anniversary This year marks the 80th anniversary of the signing of the Social Security Act. On August 14, 1935, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed into law arguably the single most important piece of legislation in American history that has prevented poverty and improved the lives of elderly and disabled Americans for eight decades. When President Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into law in 1935, he envisioned keeping older Americans out of poverty after a lifetime of work. Social Security is America's premier program for helping people stay out of poverty and at some point, it touches the life of nearly every American. Since its inception, Social Security has been a precious lifeline to those whose ability to earn an income has been hampered by age, infirmity, or disability. In our country today, two in three elderly beneficiaries still rely on Social Security for half or more of their total income. For one in three, Social Security is virtually all (90 percent or more) of their income. Today, the Social Security Administration still keeps to this vision, but on a grander scale – to keep older Americans, people with dis-

abilities, wounded veterans, and the children and spouses of disabled workers out of poverty by providing a financial safety net and, in some cases, the opportunity to regain the ability to provide for themselves. On average, Social Security retirement benefits replace just 40 percent of a worker's earnings. Workers should think of these benefits as a foundation upon which they can build a secure and comfortable retirement with other sources of income, such as pensions, savings, and investments. Social Security is critically important for many of our state's most vulnerable citizens. We must be proactive in ensuring that this valuable lifeline remains a strong thread in the fabric of our citizen's fmancial futures. Today, the Social Security Administration has eight Social Security offices located in communities across the State of Maine and pay over $368 million in monthly benefits to approximately 325,000 eligible beneficiaries. The State of Maine looks forward to partnering with the Social Security Administration to both recognize this very special milestone in Social Security's history and, at the same time, help educate the citizens of our state about the importance

of Social Security benefits. The State of Maine recognizes the importance of Social Security benefits to the welfare of its citizens and joins the Social Security Administration in celebrating its past and in building its future. The great State of Maine joins the Nation in celebrating the 80th anniversary of the signing of the Social Security Act. Submitted by Governor Paul R. LePage's office.

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Dog Park Committee Extends Raffle Fundraiser

KENNEBUNK – The Kennebunk Dog Park Committee has extended its raffle fundraiser, featuring more than $2,000 in items, until September 12. Among items in the offing are a new weed-whacker, a manicure/ pedicure and a custom dog portrait. The winner of the raffle will be chosen at a celebration to be held at the park, 36 Sea Road, on September 12 to mark the park’s 10th year in operation. Monies raised will go to general upkeep at the dog park. Items in the raffle include: Kennebunk ACE Hardware $150 gas-powered weed whacker; Meagan Wildes - two hours of house cleaning; Bessy’s Organic Farm Basket - $25 gift certificate; Old Vines Wine Bar - $25 gift certificate; Cape Porpoise Kitchen - $25 gift certificate; Uptown Curl – manicure/ pedicure value of $55; Tracey

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Foster Homes Needed Fostering pets that are not ready for adoption is great way to make a difference. The Animal Welfare Society foster program allows us to care for many more animals than we could if they had to stay at the shelter. Many animals require more involved or long-term care. These cases are placed into foster care in volunteer and staff homes and return to the shelter when they are ready for adoption. All you need is a safe place in your home — away from family pets — and lots of love. AWS provides everything else, including beds, toys, food, litter and medical care; you name it! If you are interested in getting involved with our foster program, please visit www.animalwelfaresociety.org or stop by the shelter to fill out a foster application and submit to our See AWS page 28...

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Lewia – custom birthday/holiday card design; Reigning Cats and Dogs – grooming aids and snacks; Hammond Lumber - industrial glue gun with glue sticks; Danie Connolly Norman Rockwell-style painting of animal; Robert Akers, photographer, dog portrait; canine massage therapy session from Spartan Equine LLC; and much more. Opening in 2005, the park’s land was loaned to the region’s dog owners for use by canines and their keepers. The park, open dawn to dusk yearround, is maintained completely by donation money alone. The Kennebunk Dog Park Committee was formed to support the needs of the park and raise required funds. Raffle tickets are being sold for $5 each. They can be purchased directly from a Dog Park Committee member or by contacting the committee by email, kennebunkdogpark@yahoo.com, through the park’s Facebook page, www. facebook.com/kennebunkdogpark, or by mail at P.O. Box 205, Kennebunk, ME 04043.

Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK – Meet Martini and Rossi, two handsome gentlemen who are looking for a nice quiet forever home together. They are both 7 years old, neutered and up-to-date on shots. Martini is a Mini Rat Terrier and Rossi is a beautiful Chihuahua. Their mommy had to go in the Air Force to Alaska and that is no place for a wee Chi pup! They are very sweet and friendly boys who will make you laugh out loud. To meet these cuties, call their Foster Mom at 207676-5599. Volunteer Opportunities: We are looking for volunteers to help in our cat adoption center in Sanford. If you love cats and would like to help those in need, please call 207490-2855. We would love to

YORK – Meet Marylin, a beautiful, curious older kitten waiting for her forever home. She was born outside during the cold winter months and survived because of her very caring mother. Voice for Animals was finally made aware of her situation and she and her mother and littermates were taken to a foster home. Marylin has come a long way toward getting used to people and will flourish in a patient, quiet home. She is 6-months old and would do well with other cats, especially one of her littermates Joon, Bennie or Saphira, also in the foster home. She is playful and loving...she just needs someone to give her the chance to prove herself. Please email Voice for Animals: in2catz@gmail.com.

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Dry & Canned Foods Needed: We have 11 dogs in foster care right now and are need of dog food. We feed our dogs either 4 Health (Tractor Supply) or any Grain free dog food. We are always in need of can cat and kittens food. Any and all help is gratefully appreciated. 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 provide a safe environment and quality care for abandoned, abused, and lost

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Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS – Meet Choco who slept through most of the Open House festivities. He received lots of pats and massages from friends and volunteers during the event, which was very nice. But his Big Wish hasn’t come true – yet. As he lay there napping, he dreamed he was in a home of his very own, a real family member. Choco’s life is safer and much happier now, but like most kitties he craves the love and attention that only a real home can give. Choco needed tons of expensive medical care when he arrived. He had a painful eye condition, needed dental work and

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neutering. His recovery went well and his pain is gone. Now he’s just lonely. Please become Choco’s future. Meet this Chocolate Point Siamese / possibly Burmese mix, who’s only 3-5 years old. He’s a handsome, blue-eyed, gentle fellow with a gentle heart. Call Leonore at 985-3227 to schedule a meet-up. Visitors raved about how happy our kitties are and the amount of sunshine that pours into our cage-free cat rooms. They loved how comfortable and home-like our new center is, and how Safe Haven seems nothing like a shelter. Yet that’s what it is, with quarantine and intake rooms, careful cleaning and sanitizing protocols, all thanks to our hardworking teams of caregivers. This a wonderful celebration marks the beginning of Phase II of our Capital fundrais-

ing Campaign. We still have a huge mortgage to pay off, and many planned improvements to our building and grounds. Please continue to support our efforts to make Safe Haven Humane Society’s No-Kill Adoption Center all that we envision for our communities’ homeless felines. Big Thrift Shop Sale: Starting Saturday at 10 a.m., all summer clothes, shoes, and handbags are clearance-priced, just $1 each!

...HAVEN from page 1 “It was awful knowing we wouldn’t have a home,” said McKay. Fortunately, the former day care center, located at 1420 Post Road, was available and proved an ideal spot with ample parking and room for eventual outdoor expansion, including enclosed cat runs so the kitties can enjoy the fresh air. “We closed on the new facility in the spring and worked with a local contractor this summer to do the renovations,” said McKay. The new facility houses 60 cats comfortably and includes a large in-take and quarantine section, five well-lit cat rooms with perches and resting places and a new kitchen and reception area. Volunteers are Safe Haven’s life-blood, giving their time and energy to make the

kitties comfortable as they adjust to shelter life and wait for new homes. “We have about 75 volunteers who provide morning cat care and come in and socialize our shy kitties. It’s important to have someone hold them and care for them,” said McKay. Volunteer Beth Carroll, of Berwick, is at the shelter every Tuesday and Sunday helping to feed the cats, scoop litter boxes and clean. “I adopted my cat here and decided to volunteer. Scooping poop isn’t the greatest. But I love cats and taking care of them is necessary. I love the new building, too,” Carroll said. Campanella, a teenage cat lover, can’t have one at home, so she volunteers. “My parents are allergic so I come here to help take care

of them,” she said. New volunteer Barbara Wood of Wells loves helping the kitties, too. “I have a houseful (of cats), but I come in every week to volunteer. It’s a great environment and you can’t help but be happy and enjoy yourself being with the cats,” she said. McKay is grateful to Subway in Wells and the Wells IGA Supermarket for generous food donations for the open house, plus over two dozen items donated for a silent auction. Opportunities abound to help Safe Haven, including money and food and litter donations, donating and purchasing items at the fundraising Thrift Shop next to the IGA, cat foster care and helping at the shelter. Visit www.safehavenhumanesociety.org for info.

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White House Conference on Aging Showcases Activity During Go4Life Month In collaboration with the White House Conference on Aging, Go4Life, the national exercise and physical activity campaign for people 50+ from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is bringing together more than a hundred federal, state and local partners to encourage older adults to move more and stay active for better health with advancing age. In September, the campaign will celebrate Go4Life Month with the theme of “Be Active Every Day!� Campaign partners across America will mark the month by increasing awareness and sponsoring activities that engage community members, of all ages, in exercise and physical activities they enjoy. This community focus of Go4Life Month, the NIA hopes, will help expand the reach of the campaign so that increasing numbers of older adults can reap the benefits of exercise and physical activity. Go4Life helps by providing information and motivational tools to help older adults increase their physical

activity and by working with local and national organizations to provide an environment that supports these efforts. “It’s never too late for exercise to have a positive effect on your health,� said NIA Director Richard J. Hodes, M.D. “We know that exercise can reduce the risk of heart disease, obesity, stroke, diabetes and other chronic conditions. One recent study found that even sedentary people in their 70s and 80s improved mobility and reduced risk of disability through a regular program of structured physical activity.� “The establishment of Go4Life Month will help draw attention to the critical importance of exercise with age and the resources that we can provide to support adults who want to do more,� Hodes said. The heart of the Go4Life campaign is an interactive website – Go4Life.nia.nih.gov – with sample exercises, success stories, and free materials to motivate the growing numbers of baby boomers—and their parents—to get ready, start exercising and keep going to improve their health and achieve

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People and Business Profiles

Kennebunk Savings Announces New Board of Trustee Leadership

Geoff Titherington was elected Chair of the Board at Kennebunk Savings Bank while Milda Castner was named Vice Chair.

KENNEBUNK Kennebunk Savings, a mutual savings bank headquartered in Kennebunk, announced that it has a new Chair and Vice Chair of its Board of Trustees. Geoff Titherington of Sanford has been elected as Chair of the Board and Milda Castner of Arundel has been named Vice Chair. According to Kennebunk Savings President and CEO Bradford C. Paige, “I’m pleased that two of our dedicated board members have been elected by their colleagues to provide ongoing leadership and guidance for our organization. The experience gained during their tenure on the Board and their attention to governance will be critical as we continue to move

forward. Geoff and Milda have a common-sense approach and a commitment to our communities that will provide us with important leadership and perspective.� Geoff Titherington was elected a Trustee of Kennebunk Savings in 1999 and has served as Vice Chair since 2013. Titherington, a graduate of the University of Maine at Orono, owns and operates the Bonanza Restaurant in Sanford and is an active participant in the local community. Titherington has been chair of the Maine Community Foundation’s York County Committee, Board Chair of the Literacy Volunteers of Greater Sanford, See KSB page 27...

Academy of Dance Opens Second Studio in Wells WELLS The Academy of Dance is one of York County's largest dance studios, offering a wide range of dance classes. The 20152016 season is their 12th year of family-friendly dance. Academy of Dance will shortly open their second studio location, at 45 Wells Plaza #9, near Reny's and next door to the former Radio Shack store. After extensively researching the market for Dance Studios

throughout York County, the Wells area was identified as one with a shortage of quality dance education. Workmen are hard at work preparing the space for the start of the 2015-2016 season. Open houses are scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 1 and Sept. 8 from 4-6 p.m. Open Houses and dance workshops have been offered to introduce the studio and staff to the Wells community. Fall registration is now

open for ages 2 to adult. Offered are child and adult classes in Princess Ballet, Mummy & Me, Pre-Dance, Tap, Ballet & Pointe, Hip Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, Irish Step, Cheer Dance, Flamenco, Acro Dance and Zumba. Visit www.theacademyofdance.org to register. For more details, visit www.facebook.com/theacademyofdance, email info@ theacademyofdance.org, or call 207- 283-1662.

Fabulous Find Announces Beneficiaries for August KITTERY – The Fabulous Find Resale Boutique, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which partners with different worthy, local non-profit organizations each month, announces the beneficiaries for August: Sole City Dance, On Belay, and Arts In Reach. Sole City Dance is a 501(c) (3) non-profit dance education center offering programs in classical, contemporary and urban dance to boys and girls of the greater Tri-City region. Executive director, Christine Hounsell, explains, “Our goal is to share the power and benefits of dance through classes and community performances. Funds raised in August will allow us to offer more class

scholarships and tickets to those who would otherwise be unable to afford them.� On Belay, the seacoastbased non-profit, uses adventure-based programs to build community for youth facing the tough life challenge of a diagnosed family member. Participants connect with other children facing similar family situations. “Living with a parent’s or sibling’s diagnosis can be a long, lonely, life-changing experience. Through the On-Belay programs, children become part of a community that understands the challenges they are facing. It’s a community that joins them in celebrating life, not fear,� stated On Belay Program Director, Liz Weld. Arts In Reach (AIR) is a

non-profit organization that empowers teenage girls and sparks their creative interests through performing, literary, and visual arts education programming. AIR provides free after-school and vacation arts programming for teen girls (ages 13 to 18) in the greater seacoast of NH. “Our goal is to make a positive impact in the lives of teenage girls through mentoring and the arts,� says Mary-Jo Monusky, AIR Executive Director. All profits during the month of August will be donated to the three organizations. The Fabulous Find Resale Boutique is located on 139 State Road in Kittery. For more information, visit www.thefabulousfind.org.

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~ News ~ August KBIA Winners Announced KENNEBUNK Always a bittersweet ending to a season, we concluded our 2015 season with KBIA's biannual BBQ & Awards ceremony on Aug. 22. All children received participation ribbons, some received KBIA “wedges� or plaques for those who exemplify the KBIA spirit in attitude and accomplishment, while a select few earned their way into KBIA history. For these top honors, winners’ names are engraved

on our traditional “silver ware,� which are on display in the office for all to see. Those winners were: Hartley Lord Cup for Seamanship - Nick Reszetnik; Eagle Rock Yacht Club Officer’s Cup - Quin O'Hara; Eagle Rock Yacht Club Hartley Lord Cup - Peter Cole Mitchell; Eagle Rock Yacht Club Friendship Cup - Max Hanson; Sisters Gerold and Vincent Art Award - Chloe Shea; Feldman Art Award - Maizey Wilner;

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including the “Citizen of the Year� award from the Sanford Kiwanis Club and SanfordSpringvale Rotary Club and as the 2012 United Way of York County Spirit of Service Award Recipient. Milda Castner was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2010. A founding partner of Bergen & Parkinson, Castner has been practicing law in Maine since 1983. Castner received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Mount Holyoke College in 1978 and her J.D. Degree from Cornell Law School. Her emphasis

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~ News ~ Coastal Community Planning Grants Awarded

...AWS from page 20 Foster Coordinators. Calendar of Events: Sept. 10 - Furry Tales is back! Join us from 10-11 a.m. in the Humane Education Room at the Animal Welfare Society on Holland Road, West Kennebunk. Preschoolers are invited to discover the exciting world of animals with stories, playtime, crafts, songs, movement, and animal time. The event is free to attend, though donations are appreciated. Furry Tales follows the RSU 21 school calendar. Sept. 11-13: PetSmart Charities welcomes adopters to the Biddeford Crossing Store by donating $35 to AWS for all adoptions at the store throughout the weekend! Visit the animals at our Satellite Adoption Center and throughout the weekend.

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OGUNQUIT/WELLS The Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) has announced the award of nearly $250,000 to eleven projects along the length of the Maine coast. The funds from the DACF Maine Coastal Program will provide support for the coastal economy through implementation of projects that will increase

public access to the coast, support shellfish harvesting, identify pollution sources that result in coastal beach closures, revitalize coastal downtowns, and identify key island transportation assets at risk from rising sea levels. The grant program is an important element of the DACF Maine Coastal Program work plan, which in-

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tion in the freshwater streams, estuaries, and at public beaches. Beach closures threaten the reputation of this area as a prime tourist destination and the associated economic benefits of the tourist economy. This project will expand water quality sampling and survey work currently being done in the town of Ogunquit to include all towns in the watershed. This will provide a more complete picture of the causes of the contamination and allow development of a plan of action for mitigating the problem. Town of Wells: $5,200 for Wells Marsh Walk Project. With this funding, the town of Wells will complete surveying, engineering and design work for a 1,200-foot trail between Harbor Park and a viewing platform overlooking the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. This project is part of a nature-based tourism strategy for the Wells Harbor region.

Obituaries Ann R.Wildnauer, 93 NORTH BERWICK – Ann R. Wildnauer, born December 9, 1921, passed away quietly in the home of her daughter surrounded by her family: Fred A. Wildnauer and Patti Mitchem of South Berwick, K. Lynn Wildnauer and Dayton F. Haigney of South Berwick, Kenn R.Wildnauer and Sharon Venzke of Santa Rosa, CA. Ann Richards was the youngest of 11 born to Archie MacMillan Richards and Maude Jane Riley in Birmingham, AL. She took particular pride in helping to support her family by executive secretarial work, a career that would span almost 50 years. In 1944 she met her first husband Fred Wildnauer and moved to his home state of New Jersey where they raised their 3 children in Chatham. Upon Fred’s death in 1988 she moved to Maine to be closer to her grandchildren: Corey Wildnauer-Haigney presently of Portland, Johanna Wildnauer of Victor, ID, Maggie Wildnauer of Cambridge, MA and Kyle Wildnauer-Haigney

of Denver, CO. Their special Grammy days will always be a cherished memory. In 1990 she met her second husband, Chet Clark and lived in North Berwick until shortly before his death in 2012. During that time Ann became an active volunteer with the North Berwick Historical Society. Ann became close to Chet’s daughters Kelly and her husband Ralph Goodrich of Berwick as well as Donna and her husband Rush Harrison, of Columbia, TN. She would also like to be remembered as GrandAnn to Chet’s grandchildren Danielle and her husband Shane Maurice and great-grandson Luke of Berwick, Spencer Goodrich of Lebanon, Alexa Goodrich of Berwick, and Joshua Harrison of Columbia, TN. Ann will be remembered for her humor, community spirit, her untiring belief in people, and her independence. Family celebrations of her life will take place at a future date. If you would like to make a memorial donation, may we gratefully suggest: Wentworth Homecare & Hospice, 121 Broadway Suite 117, Dover, NH 03820.

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Maine Contractors Invest in Crane Safety and Training

STATEWIDE – While the Federal Government prepared to roll out new crane operator standards, contractors in Maine teamed up to develop new training opportunities in anticipation of the changes. “Our Workforce Development Director Don Partridge suggested the industry would need a classroom and practical training course to meet changes in regulations five years ago. That is the wonderful thing about trade associations and having members who value investing in safety and workforce development. Don has developed a terrific program,” said Matthew Marks CEO of Associated General Contractors of Maine. The AGC Maine crane program begins with three days of classroom work designed to prepare students for a written exam administered by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO). During the three days, students learn critical information about the different types of cranes, how to read load charts, and have the opportunity to run through a variety of hypothetical situations. When Maine weather breaks, students who passed the written exam can apply to take a practical test in the field. The demand for this training is evident in the fact that 35 new tests were administered for fifteen crane operators last week alone. “The goal is to make the industry more safe and more knowledgeable. The training

and testing process is not easy, so the operators who dedicate the time and effort to pass the written and practical exams show a strong commitment to the industry and their careers,” said Partridge. In 2002, OSHA announced it would update the 30-year old crane standard in response to industry pressure. “AGC Maine tries to anticipate where a gap in training exists or where our members have the resources and equipment to develop a great program. Cranes are a specialty trade and only a very limited number of firms have had comprehensive training programs in years past. We worked with companies with existing training programs, insurance firms, AGC America, and a private firm with decades of experience to put together an exciting and successful training package to offer the industry,” said Partridge. Since introducing the

course in 2011, AGC Maine has prepared 201 operators for the exam and has facilitated 317 tests. The Association expects demand to grow as compliance dates are set for the new regulations and the Chapter will continue to strengthen the program by offering more services. “The program has already been expanded to include training supervisors who are not the crane operators themselves but are responsible for the entire job site. The goal of the program is to make sure they have a basic understanding of how an operator makes decisions on safety. It has been a true eye-opener for many of the attendees,” Don said. Tim Ouellette, AGC Maine Board President and coowner of CPM Constructors, knows how valuable it is for his company to have well-trained operators. “Part of AGC Maine’s core mission is to train skilled construction workers

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York County Committee Awards Grant to Expand Culinary Works YORK COUNTY – The York County Committee of the Maine Community Foundation recently awarded $35,000 in grants to six nonprofits, including Creative Work Systems to expand the Culinary Works program by upgrading and certifying the kitchen at the York facility. Other grant recipients include: Habitat for Humanity York County, to support the Keep York County Warm! home weatherization program; Sexual Assault Response Services of Southern Maine, to expand prevention education programming in York County for students in kindergarten through

college. The York County Fund is a permanent endowment that supports projects that strengthen communities in York County. Applications to the fund are reviewed by a committee of local leaders. The next proposal deadline is February 15, 2016. The application and guidelines can be found at www.mainecf.org. The York County Fund is built through donations from the community. If you wish to donate to the fund, please contact Stephanie Eglinton, MaineCF senior program officer, at 207-761-2440, ext. 2205, or seglinton@mainecf.org. To learn more about the foundation, visit www.mainecf.org.

in all trades. The crane training program at AGC Maine provides a way for Maine companies to get their operators trained and certified here in Maine instead of sending their employees out-of-state. This has been one of AGC Maine’s most successful programs and ensures Maine construction projects have the most skilled and safest crane operators around," Tim stated. AGC Maine is currently planning the next round of training for 2016. It will include more classroom training and practical courses. "This is great for Maine contractors. Getting this off the ground quickly allowed us to train a large number of operators ahead of the new OSHA crane standard. It will increase safety awareness, oper-

ator effectiveness, and certainly compliance with these federal regulations. Without the incredible support from Maine firms this type of cutting edge training doesn’t happen. That is a good indication of how business owners in the construction industry care about their people and the safety of their job sites," said Don. Chartered in 1951, the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Maine is the state’s largest construction industry trade association. The Association maintains an office in Augusta and has 180 members statewide. Member companies include general contractors, sub-contractors, and service and supply providers. For more information, visit www.agcmaine.org.

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lot today.” Whitten has been an instructor at River Tree Arts in Kennebunk for several years. He teaches watercolor, basic drawing and charcoal to artists of all ages. “I enjoy talking to my students about art and color while helping them to create pictorial structures. There is a value in this. It is an endless magic that works if we trust it.” Says Whitten. To find out more about River Tree Arts or to enroll in a class, visit their website rivertreearts.org.

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...QUARTET from page 16 tions, winning one. A long national tour wrapped up this past June, and performing rights were released at the same time. Ogunquit Playhouse scored first-summer rights to “Million Dollar Quartet� and opened it last weekend to soldout audiences. It was sensationally good. All four principal actors are spot-on, both in looks, voice and mannerisms: Robert Britton Lyons as Perkins, Nat Zegree as Lewis, Scott Moreau as Cash and Jacob Rowley as Presley. Lyons originated his role on Broadway and has been with the show throughout its life. Moreau and Rowley were on the national tour. (Moreau grew up in Litchfield, Maine.) With his boundless energy, acrobatics and piano skills, Zegree is the show-stopper. Additionally, Jason Loughlin plays Phillips and Bligh Voth takes the role of “Dyanne.� Hunter Foster, who was cast as Phillips on Broadway, directs Ogunquit’s production. Ogunquit executive artistic director Brad Kenney has scored another coup by snagging the exquisitely detailed original sets from the Broadway and national touring productions.

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