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Wreaths Across America Makes Local Stops STATEWIDE Each December, the excitement grows in anticipation for the Wreaths Across America escort of handmade balsam wreaths heading to Arlington National Cemetery from Maine. It has become known as the country's longest veterans parade, and this year, the weeklong journey kicks off on Saturday, December 10. Grand Marshal Candy Martin, 2016 president of the American Gold Star Mothers, will lead the caravan as it travels down the East Coast stopping at schools, memorials and other locations along the way to spread the mis-

sion to Remember, Honor and Teach. Local stops are planned for Kennebunk and Kittery. On Monday, December 12 at 9:45 a.m. the convoy will stop at the Kennebunk High School for a ceremony from 10 a.m. to 10:45

a.m. The convoy will leave KHS at 11 a.m., travel from Fletcher Street to Main Street then on Route 1 to Wells. At 11:45 a.m., the 10,000 donated Christmas wreaths convoy will be hosted by Kittery Trading Post, Rte 1, Kittery.

The trailers, escorted by vehicles from the Patriot Guard Riders (motorcycles and flagged vehicles), are scheduled to reach their final destination on Saturday, December 17, 2016. The escort features a WEX, Inc.sponsored VIP coach, 10 tractor-

trailers, countless motorcycles and six police cruisers and 15 other vehicles. It is scheduled to make stops in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Washington D.C. before arriving at Arlington National Cemetery. "The Escort to Arlington is one small, symbolic piece of the entire Wreaths Across America package of Remember, Honor, Teach. I am truly honored to be part of such a wonderful opportunity," said Candy Martin, See WREATHS page 8...

Vet to Vet Program Lauded with Spirit of Service Awards KENNEBUNK More than 5,000 hours of volunteer work have been logged by an almost-centenarian and a group of veterans for their respective organizations. To honor their commitment to their communities, Daniel Donnell, a York Hospital volunteer, and members of the Vet to Vet Pro-

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gram at Southern Maine Agency on Aging were presented with Spirit of Service Awards by the United Way of York County and Kennebunk Savings. The Spirit of Service recognizes individuals and groups who make a difference by giving their time and talents through volunteerism. Kennebunk Savings gives $500 to each award recipient to donate to the charity of their choice. Daniel Donnell, 98, has volunteered more than 3,575 service hours to York Hospital over the past 11 years. He greets people at the entrance and walks them to their destination two days a week, and one day a week he works in Medical Supply de-

Left photo: Daniel Donnell, York Hospital volunteer and 2016 Spirit of Service award winner, and Brad Paige, President & CEO of Kennebunk Savings. Right photo: Southern Maine Agency on Aging’s Vet to Vet Program accepted the 2016 Spirit of Service Award.

livering materials throughout the hospital. Donnell donated his $500 award to the York Community Services Association Food Pantry.

Students Do ‘The Finchy Pokey’ WELLS With support from the Maine is IT! grant, YCCC has purchased 100 Finch robots, devices that help students learn to write code, as part of the college's introduction to programming courses. Instructors indicated that students get to see first hand how the Finch responds to the code they have worked hard to create by making the robots do light shows, sing, and dance the Finchy Pokey.

"My students have really enjoyed working with the Finches. They come along at a tough part of the course, when students need something interesting and also fun to do," said Keith Fletcher, YCCC instructor. "The

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talk to and helping them get benefits. Since June 2014, the Vet to Vet volunteers have spent almost 1,500 hours on their mission to make a difference in the lives of fellow veterans. The veterans donated their $500 award to the Vet to Vet Program. Both award recipients were honored at United Way of York County’s Community Campaign Finale, held recently at The Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport. The event celebrated more than 100 businesses, organizations and individuals around York County that contributed to this year’s campaign. The following companies won the prestigious Gold Award, given to companies that have employee participation rates between 80 and 100 See VETS page 4...

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~ News ~ Help the Chamber Adopt-a-Family this Christmas KENNEBUNKS/ ARUNDEL The Kennebunk/Kennebunkport/Arundel Chamber of Commerce is soliciting help for a local family. Melanie Montembeau fell down the stairs in their family home last winter, leaving her paralyzed

from the waist down. It has been a challenging year for the 5-member family as Mel has faced numerous surgeries and fought multiple unexpected infections. They could really use some Christmas cheer! This Kennebunk mom, active in her children's schools

and the community as a Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Little League softball coach, is facing potential surgery this week and a lengthy recovery process ahead. Despite this, she still has faith she will one day walk again.

Family friends are asking for this community's help. Can you donate a gift card to a local restaurant? Hannaford-to-go? Gifts or gift cards for the kids (ages 16, 14 and 12)? Can you shovel during snowstorms? Help with laundry? Whether it be your time or treasure, we're collecting any and all goods

and services that can give this active family a boost. All Christmas gifts should be offered by Dec. 17, though donations will continue to be collected as Mel continues the recovery process. Stop by the Chamber with your donation or call 207-967-0857 for more information.

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...WREATHS from page 1 AGSM president and 2016 escort grand marshal. "As we travel down the countryside from Maine to Arlington National Cemetery, I once again look forward to connecting with people from each community, hearing their stories of love and loss, and saying the names of their local heroes." One of escort's lead sponsors, Chevrolet, has generously provided 12 wrapped vehicles to help transport escort participants, in addition to donating 4,000 wreaths to Arlington.

Escort participants include American Gold Star Mothers, Blue Star Families, Gold Star Wives of America, veterans and the Wreaths Across America extended family. Members of the Patriot Guard Riders, Patriot Riders of America and Rolling Thunder will flank the escort along with law enforcement from Maine to ensure safe transport for all participants throughout the week. Ten tractor-trailers representing the following companies: Walmart Transportation, Schneider National, Oakhurst Dairy, Witte Bros. Exchange, Inc., Hartt Transportation Sys-

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will be Tuesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The first new program is a Saturday Tour, for all ages, on Saturday, December 17. All are welcome to drop in anytime from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a guided 30-40 minute tour on the hour, free of charge. Your guide will be Lorraine Morse, a resident of Ogunquit who has a passion for history and keen interest in genealogy. Her family has a connection to the first settlers of Wells as direct descendants of Edmund Littlefield. Visitors will enjoy a journey through the collection of artifacts from local families, fishermen, farms and businesses on exhibit to tell the story of Wells and Ogunquit which began as one town in 1640. For details: info@wohistory.org; 207 646-4775.

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~ News ~ Scouts Collect for Food Pantry, Coats for Kids & Community Closet BERWICK Scouting for Food/Coats for Kids is hosted by Boy Scout Troop 313, and assisted by Cub Scout Pack 313, and Girl Scout Troops of Berwick. These scouts will be covering neighborhoods in Berwick on Saturday, December 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. During this time, scouts will be going door-to-door to collect donations of non-perishable food items such as canned and dry goods for the Community Food Pantry, which is in dire need of assistance at this time of year. The scouts would like to thank the Berwick community for the 2,731 pounds of food collected in 2015 and would like to match or exceed that for 2016. What is collected lasts only a couple of months. ! For those who will not be home, the scouts ask them to please leave a bag on the doorstep for pickup. Donations can also be dropped off at the cafeteria entrance of Noble Middle School, 46 Cranberry Meadow Road, until 3 p.m. on Saturday. Based on the amount of volunteers, not all the roads may be covered. So if your food donation is not picked up by 2 p.m., please drop it off at the school or you can call 603-767-6045 by 1:30 p.m. to have it picked up.

Also there is a donation box at the Berwick Post Office available until noon on December 10. Scouts will also be collecting coats, boots, mittens, scarves, hats and other winter clothing items for Coats for Kids and the Community Closet at the same time. Donations of winter attire can also be dropped off at the school on Saturday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Remember kids come in all sizes so adult sizes are welcome as well. For questions, call Boy Scout Troop 313 Committee Member Cliff Schweiger at 207698-5380.

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Children are invited to wear their pajamas to the Brick Store Museum from 10-11 a.m. to hear a reading of “The Polar Express,� enjoy hot chocolate, and create a take-home craft. Free event. FMI: 207-985-4802; www.brickstoremuseum.org.

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Holiday Craft Fair Crafts, fashion show and wine tasting. Held from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Atlantic House, 2 Beach Street, York Beach. FMI: 207-363-1111 or 361-6400.

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~ Calendar of Events ~ ...EVENTS from page 10 Wreaths Across America/ Escort to Arlington The convoy will stop at Kennebunk High School at 9:45 a.m. KHS ceremony begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 10:45 a.m. All are welcome. Convoy leaves KHS at 11 a.m. and travels Route 1 South through Wells, continuing on to Kittery where it will stop at Kittery Trading Post.

Scouting for Food Berwick Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts will be collecting non-perishable food and other items for the local food pantry from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. throughout neighborhoods in Berwick. Donations may also be dropped off at the Middle School on Cranberry Meadow Rd during the event. Town Hall collects food donations for the local food pantry year round. FMI: www. berwickmaine.org.

Friday, Dec. 16 Museum Holiday Open House 4-7 p.m. at the Brick Store Museum,

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Out of the Shadows Second Annual Candlelight Vigil & Memorial at 6:30. Open to anyone affected by substance misuse or addiction. Music and food; speakers and resources. First Congregational Church, 1361 State Rd, Eliot. FMI: 207-439-1105; outoftheshadowscommunity@ gmail.com.

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Farmer’s Market Held at Berwick Town Hall 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Vendors will be selling fresh produce, meat, eggs, cheese, canned & baked goods, and many other treats. FMI: www. berwickmaine.org.

Get Cozy with the PSO KITTERY Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra’s Get Cozy with the PSO’s Chamber Music Series continues Sunday, December 11, with “Baroque Christmas� at the Kittery Dance Hall. The performance starts at 3 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Portsmouth Symphony string players will reprise their popular “Baroque Christmas� program, which celebrates the holiday season with a ‘Sinfonia of Sound’ that will bring you back 300 years. Pieces by Bach and other light baroque fare will

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Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus have agreed to have breakfast in the STAR Theatre at the Kittery Community Center from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Join them for a delicious breakfast and to have a picture taken. $5 per person at the door. STAR Theatre is located at 120 Rogers Road, Kittery. FMI: 207439-3800 or visit www.kitterycommunitycenter.org.

Orchestra Performs “A Christmas to Remember� At 2 p.m., The Deep Blue “C� Studio Orchestra from York presents this concert, directed by “Doc� Vose. Joining the 17-piece orchestra and four soloists are TJ Wheeler and Johanna Landis. Classic, new and traditional Christmas favorites will be performed

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Square Dance Club Pot Luck Nubble Lighthouse Keepers Square Dance Club is having a pot luck supper to celebrate the last night of dancing before a two-week break. Meal begins at 6 p.m. Dance with caller Kip Moulton and LInda Moulton cueing. The next dance will be on January 8, with Darrell Sprague calling and Barbara Horlor cueing. At the Wells Activity Center, 113 Sanford Rd, Wells. Casual dress; refreshments served. FMI: Don Brann at 207-312-8114.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ “Home for the Holidays� A Musical Celebration KITTERY Patrick Dorow Productions (PDP) is thrilled to present their 6th annual “Home for the Holidays� – a Seacoast Musical Celebration at The STAR Theatre in Kittery December 15-22. This year's extravaganza has expanded to eight performances – It’s the biggest ugly holiday sweater

Threshold Stage Company Announces Auditions KITTERY Kittery’s Threshold Stage Company announces auditions for Eugene O’Neill’s classic Pulitzer Prize winning play “Long Day’s Journey Into Night� directed by Peter Josephson held on Saturday, December 17 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Rd, Kittery. The show runs from September 29 - October 15, 2017 at the Star Theatre in Kittery. Threshold Stage Company is looking for actors who can devote themselves to a process of exploration and discovery in developing this ensemble production. The cast will meet periodically in the first half of 2017 before beginning rehearsals in earnest in early August. No monologue is necessary for the audition but come prepared to read and move. Sides are available to study in advance of the audition. They are casting the following roles: Edmund: early to mid-20’s; younger son; thin and tall, but in poor health; a “quality of extreme nervous sensibility.� Cathleen: early 20’s; Irish housemaid; amiable but clumsy; well-meaning and strong, but a little dense. Callbacks will be held on December 20 from 6-9 p.m. All roles are paid. To sign up for an audition, email ThresholdStageCo@gmail.com.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Ogunquit’s “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast� a Spectacular Holiday Treat By Nancye Tuttle, Staff Reporter SEACOAST Ogunquit Playhouse’s stellar new production of “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast� proves that the best holiday shows don’t always call for dancing nutcrackers and miserly curmudgeons sputtering “bah, humbug� to succeed. The heartwarming presentation, on through December 18 at the venerable Music Hall in downtown Portsmouth, is a beautiful version of the Disney classic, one that tickles our funny bones and affirms our belief in the power of love, redemption,

magic and strong family ties. The musical, originated on screen by Disney in the acclaimed 1991 animated film, is based on the old French fairy tale by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont and features a magical score by Alan Menken, with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice and book by Linda Woolverton. It tells the “tale as old as time� of a spunky heroine, the book-loving Belle who’d rather read than think marriage to goofy Gaston, an arrogant oaf from her village. The impetuous Beast, living in a magical

castle hidden deep in the scary, wolf-infested woods, is actually a handsome prince. Many years before, he and his household fell under the spell of an enchantress, a spell that can only be broken when the temperamental Beast learns to love and be loved in return. Alas, Belle offers hope to the Beast and his staff — now enchanted objects like a candlestick and teapot — when she convinces him to let her become his prisoner in return for her elderly father’s release from the castle dungeon. Their love evolves over

‘A Holiday Visit with Ida’ KITTERY The Kittery Historical & Naval Museum presents 'A Holiday Visit with Ida,' at the Kittery Lions Club December 13, at 7 p.m. Join Ida, “the funniest woman in Maine,� as she celebrates the holidays with stories and reminiscences of Christmas time in the tiny town of Mahoosuc Mills, Maine. Ida just loves Christmas, and she has the inside scoop on everything: the not-so-secret Santa plan, the do’s and dont's of holiday decorating and more! Come hear what Charlie and the boys are up to, and prepare to be dazzled by Ida’s latest craft project with her pals, the Women Who Run With the Moose. Ida is no Scrooge, though, so banish your bah-humbug’s and come prepared to laugh! Ida is the brain child of award winning writer and performer Susan Poulin. Selected by Portland Magazine as one of the "Ten Most Intriguing People in Maine,� Susan has been creating and touring her original theatrical productions since 1992. As her alter-ego Ida, Susan writes the popular Maine humor blog and podcast, Just Ask Ida, and is the author of Finding Your Inner Moose: Ida LeClair’s Guide to

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William Fogg Library Barnes & Noble Book Fair Held on Saturday, December 17, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.at Barnes & Noble in Newington. The library will be partnering with Canine Companions for this special holiday book fair starting at 11 a.m. Students from the Portsmouth Music & Arts Center, will perform holiday music. At noon, there will be story time with Santa, followed by a seasonal craft and holiday treat for all participants. Additional programming information can be found online at the library website.

Victorian Tea Held on Sunday, December 11 to benefit the library. The tea will be hosted at the Fogg Homestead, the historic home on library property. Tempting array of elegant sandwiches, homemade scones; tea elegantly served with fine china and linens. Two seatings:

at 1:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.; reservations required. Tickets are $15. Call the library to reserve or purchase tickets at library website.

For More Information Call the library at 207-439-9437 or visit www.william-fogg.lib.me.us.

Kennebunk Free Library Teen Anime Afternoon On Wednesday, December 14, join Melissa, the teen librarian to talk about anime, learn to draw your favorite characters, watch your favorite anime fi les on the projection screen and everything anime in-between. Held from 4-5 p.m. Open to students and teens in Grades 6-12. Free and wheelchair accessible.

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Pop-Up Snowmen Craft Winter means snow, and snow means snowmen. On Thursday, December 15 at 3:30 p.m., children in grades K-5 are invited to make pop-up snowmen, using paper plates and other materials. All supplies provided. Pre-registration is required.

For More Information Call the library at 207-985-2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.

South Berwick Public Library Berwick Joins Infonet System The library will be completely functioning by the end of December. You will be able to place holds on-line yourself for items from other libraries in the system, and items may be renewed one time within one week of the original due date for a total lending period of 6 weeks. To help out: Return all items borrowed to your home library; Ask for an introduction to the system and learn to search for items and place requests yourself; Request your Download Library card be replaced with your new number.

KFL features Photography Exhibit KENNEBUNK An exhibition titled “In and Around Southern Maine and Beyond� photography by Karenlee Gorman will be on display at the Kennebunk Free Library in the Speers Gal- “Flowing� by Karenlee Gorman. lery through Dean avid cyclist, being outdoors cember 31. The public is invited to view the gives me a way to relish, reflect exhibit during regular library and share. Those who know me hours when the gallery is not in know that for me it’s all about riding and photography with a use for library programs. Gorman’s photography has little running in between! Phobeen a passion for years, learn- tography gives me the opportuing and experimenting with dif- nity to encourage people to look ferent settings and enjoying the around them, enjoy the delight outcome. It is only in the last few of what’s right in front of them years that she has begun sharing and to pause, enjoy and just her work with others. This ex- breathe. Get out there, go, do, hibit includes local scenes and enjoy!� An Artist’s reception will photographs taken on her recent be held on Saturday, December trip to Alaska. Gorman is inspired by 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. The public the love of being outside. “As is invited. p.m. Stop by the library to try out a new craft! This Wednesday, craft Holiday Book Trees. Supplies provided; you bring the creativity! Event is free.

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Sunset Song� Film Sunday, Dec. 18 at 3 p.m. Spanning the 1910 decade, this film is an intimate epic of six years in the life of Chris Guthrie (Agyness Deyn), one of numerous children of a tyrannical Scottish farmer. It shows a young woman’s endurance against the hardships of life, hopes and disillusionment, with the conflicts a young woman experiences between tradition and change. Rated R. 135 minutes.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE How to Outwit Porch Pirates and Hackers this Holiday Americans’ love affair with online shopping continues to grow, and retailers predict a 7 to 10 percent increase in online sales this holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. While that news might make retailers giddy, security experts are reiterating their annual warnings that the convenience of online shopping comes with hazards. You could become the target of hackers out to steal your credit card or bank information, or “porch piratesâ€? who prey on those packages left on your doorstep. “Consumers need to take proper precautions if they don’t want their holiday merriment turning into holiday gloom,â€? says Gary Miliefsky, CEO of SnoopWall, a company that specializes in cyber security. Changing all your passwords frequently is one way to protect what’s yours. Deleting smartphone or tablet apps you don’t use is another smart move, Miliefsky says, because many of those apps may be malware that spies on you. Even porch pirates – generally seen as low-tech thieves who simply cruise neighborhoods looking for packages – can go high tech by infiltrating your smartphone where they can eavesdrop on your orders and deliveries. “Both porch pirates and hackers count on people being lax with their defenses,â€? Miliefsky says. “But with a little preparation you can thwart their plans.â€? He offers a few tips for doing just that: • Shop online only from websites you trust. If you don't know where the merchant is located, don’t shop online there. If they don't have a corporate address or are located in another country, it could be iffy whether you ever see the goods you think you purchased. Also, if their shopping-cart experience is not an HTTPS browser session, then everything you type in – your name, address and credit-card information – is going over the Internet unencrypted, in plain view. • Pay with credit cards rather than debit cards. If you experience identity theft, credit card laws allow you to keep all of your credit immediately, with no responsibility during an identity theft or fraud investigation. With a debit card, your bank’s policy can be to tie up your money in the amount of the fraudulent transactions for up to 30 days. Some have

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Advertisements for online college diplomas often reel in viewers with alluring headlines such as, “Your diploma is just a click away!” or, “Earn the degree you’ve always wanted, fast!” These programs that sound too good to be true are, in fact, usually too good to be true. They’re called diploma mills-businesses that will give you a sheet of paper stating you earned a degree, instead of an actual education. Fast, easy, and 100% fake. Although you’ll have that diploma, it won’t mean anything. For example, if the program isn’t an accredited online school, it won’t be seen as a real degree. The “tuition” required to earn that diploma would be money down the drain. To make matters worse, it can be found illegal to use those diplomas as a valid form of a degree in many cases. “Students should determine whether or not their online school is accredited before they enroll,” said Paula Fleming, spokesperson for the local BBB. “You want that verification from a legitimate, qualified, outside source that your college meets the required standards.” BBB offers tips on how to differentiate between an accredited online school and a diploma mill: Make sure it’s accredited. The school should be recognized by the Council on Higher Education Accreditation or the U.S. Department of Education. Visit these websites and search for your school to find its Accreditation Information. If you can’t find your school on either of these websites, it may not be an accredited school. Aside from that, also keep an eye out for programs that ARE accredited, but NOT by the two above agencies. Anyone that can create a fake business can also create their own fake accreditation, and this happens quite often with scams. Don’t be fooled by your own temptation. Diploma mills will state that you can See DEGREES page 19...

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Did You Know About Dining Expenses? Preparing meals at home remains the least expensive way to eat. The budgeting resource Cheapism.com compared the costs of a classic chicken dinner — accounting for variables such as tip, food waste and family size — made at home

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and at a restaurant. The comparison determined that a homecooked meal costs as much as 60 percent less than a dinner out. A simple chicken dinner for one costs between $6 and $8 at home, takeout costs more than $13 and dining out costs more than $15. The rates of savings are similar when accounting for paying for a family of four. Those looking to rein in their spending may want to take inventory of their dining habits. The budgeting resource The Simple Dollar says the average

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Raising Awareness About the Dangers of Falls Message by U.S. Senator Susan Collins: It’s time to better educate seniors, families, and caregivers – as well as government and civic organizations – about the practices, programs, and policies that can be taken to reduce the risk of falls. As Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, I introduced the Senate Resolution calling for this desig-

nation – along with the Committee’s Ranking Member, Senator Claire McCaskill – to highlight the fact that falls are the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults. Older adults are the fastest-growing segment of the United States’ population, and the number is projected to increase from 46.2 million in 2014 to 82.3 million in 2040. As more Americans age, falls will become even more numer-

ous and costly than they are now. In 2014, approximately 2.8 million older Americans were treated in emergency rooms after falling, and more than 800,000 were subsequently hospitalized. Tragically, more than 27,000 of them died as a result of their injuries. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts these staggering statistics in a context that really brings

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the problem home: one out of every three seniors falls each year; every 13 seconds, a senior is treated in an emergency room for a fall; every 20 seconds, a senior dies from a fall. In addition to the human toll, these falls generate enormous economic costs. The annual total direct medical cost of fall-related injuries for older adults is approximately $34 billion. As more members of the Baby Boomer generation reach retirement age, these costs could nearly double within the next five years. Beyond the pain, suffering, and expense, falls can affect a senior’s ability to live independently and can lead to a compromised quality of life, and thus to isolation and depression. Many people who fall, even if they are not injured, can develop a fear of falling. This may cause them to limit their activities, resulting in reduced mobility and physical activity. As a Senator representing the state with the oldest median age, I am especially concerned that Maine is eighth in the nation in the percentage of seniors who suffer falls. Seniors in Maine who fall experience an average medical cost of approximately $16,000, according to the most recent statistics available. Fortunately, there are many organizations throughout Maine, including several Area Agencies on Aging, that provide important fall prevention programs. Our resolution urges relevant federal, state, and local organizations to work to help educate seniors about ways they can reduce the risks that may result from a fall, including injury and even death. The resolution also recognizes that evidence-based programs reduce falls by using cost-ef-

fective strategies, such as exercise programs, medication management, vision improvement, reduction of home hazards, and fall prevention education. Family members and other caregivers can also help seniors evaluate their homes for fall-inducing hazards and modify their living space with adequate lighting and assistive devices, such as grab bars in the shower or tub, to help ensure a safe environment. There are more steps we can take. The costs of even minor modifications like grab bars and hand rails can add up quickly, while more expensive projects such as widening doorways or installing a ramp are financially unrealistic for far too many seniors. Several existing federal programs can help seniors make these needed modifications to their homes, but few seniors are aware of them. To address this issue, I have joined Senators Angus King of Maine and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire in sponsoring the Senior Home Modification Assistance Initiative Act, which would improve awareness and better coordinate existing federal programs. Falling is not an inevitable consequence of aging. Practical lifestyle adjustments, evidence-based prevention programs, community partnerships, and continued research are among the tools available to reduce falls. Fall-related injuries have a devastating impact on the lives of our seniors, their families, and their communities. Our goal is to unite professionals, older adults, caregivers, and family members so that they might all play a part in raising awareness and preventing falls.

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Health & Fitness How to Help Children Stay Off Naughty List Year-Round It’s that time of year again when beleaguered parents constantly remind disobedient children that it’s more important than ever to do the right thing. Otherwise, they could end up on Santa’s notorious naughty list – the one specially reserved for kids who fight with siblings, refuse to do their homework, throw temper tantrums and don’t eat their vegetables. While banishment to the naughty list has long been a handy tool in the disciplinary arsenal, any responsible parent wants their children to be good the rest of the year, too, when the threat of empty stockings holds less sway over those impressionable minds. “I suspect most children deep down want to do the right thing, but they struggle with temptation,� says K.J. Hales, author of “It’s Hard to Be Good,� the first volume in the Ellie the Wienerdog series of educational picture books for children. “A lot of it comes down to self-control – being able to con-

trol both your emotions and your actions when things don’t go your way or you don’t get what you want.â€? Hales, who creates teachers’ guides and educational activities to go along with the lessons in her books, says the earlier parents start teaching children to do the right thing, the better. She says some of the ways they can reinforce good behavior and discourage bad behavior include: • Be generous with praise. Don’t underestimate the importance of your words. It’s easy to notice when children do the wrong thing and to chastise them about it. But take note when they do the right thing, too, and praise their good choices or good behavior. “Everyone loves words of approval and children will want to please you as a result,â€? Hales says. • Make good choices a fun activity. One way to encourage good decisions could be to set aside one week in which each day you ask your children to write or draw about a good decision they made or they saw someone else make. Hales says this is an activity she suggests for classroom teach-

How Women Can Recover After Hitting Rock Bottom Movies from the 1980s profiled the prototypical “It Girl� – pretty, blond, wealthy, who drove luxury sports cars to high school, was liked by other girls and chased by all the boys. Jane Zarse was that girl, and the persona continued into the ’90s, when she eventually graduated Boston University on the dean’s list and began acting in New York City and in Hollywood films. That’s what nearly every young woman wants, right? Unfortunately for Zarse, it was a parallel image of her true self, she says. All the while, she’d been devolving into alcoholism and other self-abuses. “My folks did very well and thought they were doing all the right things for their kids, but we never – never – spoke about our problems,� says Zarse, author of “Love and Compassion Is My Religion.� “It was more important to keep up appearances, especially how we appeared to ourselves. After punishing myself with substance abuse, doomed relationships and more, I’d finally hit rock bottom.�

It’s the life story for countless Americans. For Zarse, a non-romantic relationship opened her eyes, aiding her to a robust recovery and a new way of experiencing spirituality. She offers insights for those who need help recovering after hitting rock bottom. • You can’t change or improve what you don’t acknowledge. Spirituality includes more than mental abstractions; it’s about applying transcendent insights into everyday life. Admitting problems, for instance, means transcending the powerful forces of pride, habit, complacency, etc. Hitting rock bottom forces you to see what you’ve been hiding for so long – that ugly, desperately addicted side of your self. • Don’t fall for a false sense of control. When alcohol, serial dating and unsuccessful job prospects gave Zarse the sense that her life was spinning out of control, she developed an eating disorder. It gave her a false sense of security via an unhealthy expression of discipline. While recovering from rock bottom, such temptations may occur. If so, be See BOTTOM page 22...

ers, but it can work in the home as well. Be sure to discuss those good decisions with the children. • Reward them. Discipline so often focuses on punishments for bad behavior, but children should also be rewarded for good behavior. This doesn’t have to be

anything elaborate or expensive. A reward could be a picnic in the park or a favorite dessert after dinner. “I’m sure every parent wants their child to gain independence, grow emotionally and learn to make good decisions about their own behavior,� Hales says. “And this is important 365 days a year, not just in the weeks

before Santa Claus comes to town.� K.J. Hales (www.ellietheweinerdog.com) is author of the Ellie the Wienerdog series of educational children’s books for children. The first volume in the series is “It’s Hard to Be Good.� The Ellie character is based on Hales’ own dachshund also named Ellie.

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People and Business Profiles

‘Conversations’ at Salty Girl Boutique KENNEBUNK SaltyGirl Boutique, a new shop in the Kennebunks was started after a cancer diagnosis touched the lives of these two sisters, Sarah Kelly and Leah Robert. Their boutique has three missions: 1. A place to share beautiful, clean, non-toxic skincare and body care products; 2. A place to host events with the community that focus on Wellness both inside and out; 3. A business that gives back to the community. In March of 2015 at 36 years of age Sarah Kelly was diagnosed with stage 3 triple negative breast cancer. She was also 32 weeks pregnant with her now 18 month old daughter Anna. Leah Robert, her sister, is an oncology nurse who works for New England Cancer Specialists. Cancer has touched them in more ways than one, and after Sarah’s diagnosis they knew they wanted to share their story and help others, so they started SaltyGirl Boutique, and they began the shop strickly online last April of 2016 they soon after opened their first lo-

cation in September 2016 in the lower villages of Kennebunk. Along with Salty Girl Boutique that carries clean, non-toxic skincare, body care, and haircare products, as well as local gifts the ladies of SaltyGirl also started a non-profit called Foundation4Love, where a % of all sales goes to giving Adults going through cancer treatment a night out with their spouse, a spa day with best friends, a baseball game with their family - whatever allows the cancer patient unplug from their cancer and plug into those they love. SaltyGirl Boutique hosts a number of events each month including 'Conversations' with the Creator Series, where the creators of the brands they carry come into the shop to answer customers questions. The Next Conversations with Creator Series will be hosting Gianne Doherty of Organic Bath on December 10 and Simply Chickie, organic t-shirt line for woman and kids, on December 11. FMI: www. saltygirlboutique.com.

Cumberland Farms Opens in Wells WELLS Cumberland Farms recently announced the grand opening of its new store location in Wells at 1544 Post Road. A celebratory event was held in November, kicking off a fundraiser for Special Olympics Maine, an orga-

nization that is dedicated to providing year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Throughout the fundraiser, 15 cents from all dispensed beverages purchased at

Roost Welcomes New Culinary Team OGUNQUIT Roost has begun its 4th winter season in Ogunquit and is growing significantly, with more plans and goals ahead. One of the most common questions is "Is the bakery going to open again?" The simple answer is “Yes!� Aldo and Rob have hired four additional skilled and experienced chefs with a variety of talents from baking pastries and breads to French culinary, smoking and curing meats, and charcuterie. This group is all led by Brent Hazelbaker who is an extraordinary chef. He started about a month ago and brought

in Greg Pike as Sous Chef, then chefs Daniel Hoyt and Joe Clow and all are local New Englanders. These are in addition to loyal and long-time chef Giacomo Sayahi who has been with Roost for approximately 7 years. Chef Brent Hazelbaker has enjoyed a successful career for over 20 years in the restaurant industry. He has worked throughout Napa Valley, CA; Scottsdale, AZ; Philadelphia, PA and the New England Seacoast, developing himself as a culinarian with each strategic step. His background ranges from European and California style cookery to New Age American.

the new location will go directly to the organization. “Since 2011, Cumberland Farms has opened or updated over 285, and donated over $450,000 to community organizations across the Northeast and Florida,� said Ari Haseotes, CEO of Cumberland Farms. FMI: cumberlandfarms.com. He has an extended history of studio and classroom cooking and has been teaching regular classes at the Stonewall Kitchen Cooking School in York. Hazelbaker has focused on taking leadership roles to not only help drive the kitchen, but also to serve as a mentor for new cooks due to his passion for culinary education and leadership. Hazelbaker's talent for creating balanced foods using simple, organic ingredients and working with local farms has made him a recognizable name throughout the Seacoast. He is looking forward to using Earth's Harvest; Kitchen & Juicery as a platform to share his passion for healthy, natural, and local dining and living.

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Walter Edwin Barrett, 74 OGUNQUIT – Walter Edwin Barrett, 74 of Israel Head Road in Ogunquit, formerly a long-time resident of Eliot, died on December 4, 2016 in Sanford. Born in Kittery on October 23, 1942, he was a son of the late John and Arlene (Davis) Barrett. He was raised in Eliot, attended local schools and graduated from Eliot High School with the class of 1962. He furthered his education graduating from the University of Maine and later earning his Masters of Education.

Living in Eliot for many years, Walter was an active member serving on many town boards including the budget committee, board of selectman and the board of HADA ( Help for Alcohol and Drug Abuse ) where he also served many years as treasurer. His intense love of sports also allowed him to be a great basketball coach for many years and work with the Town of Eliot Basketball Program. He was also a real estate broker owning Ayer and Barrett Real Estate. Walter worked for many years in education, both in the City of Portsmouth and for

MSAD #35, serving as Principal of Marshwood Junior High School. He later worked as the manager and broker serving clients all over the world with Sea Trade Inc. He made his home during the week for many years in New Bedford and on the weekend he returned to his home in Ogunquit where he was able to enjoy the ocean, watch the fireworks from his home, make frequent visits to the Ogunquit Playhouse, be an active volunteer for Make A Wish Foundation and be known for his hospitality, entertaining friends at his many home parties. Most recently he retired

Live Nativity at First Parish Church YORK First Parish Church, 180 York Street, York announces “The Journey to Bethlehem.� Each Sunday morning in Advent, children gather in church at 9:30 a.m. and travel to the streets of old Bethlehem. They leave the 21st century behind as they remove their shoes and select a robe. Each week, they experience a different aspect of life in old Bethlehem. A recent Sunday, their stops included the pottery shed where they fashioned clay into coiled or pinched pots, and the paint shed where they learned about and then created symbols that can be used to decorate their Christmas trees. Janet Cassidy, who serves as Church School Coordinator at First Parish, is “grateful for the families who suggested the program and then, along with a staff of dedicated teachers, made it happen.�

At the same time, First Parish, is preparing for The Journey to Bethlehem: A Drive Through Nativity, which will be held on Saturday, December 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. along the illuminated loop around Town Hall and the church in York Village. Familiar carols played by the historic carillon, will accompany motorists as they follow a series of seven scenes that include the annunciation of Mary by the

angel Gabriel, Caesar’s Palace, travelers on the road to Bethlehem and the wise men, the overcrowded inn, shepherds watching over their sheep, a band of angels, all leading to the manger. The Journey to Bethlehem is First Parish’s gift to the community. There is no admission charge or donation requested. All are welcome. For more information, call 207-363-3758 or check www.firstparishyork.net.

and returned to Ogunquit full time and although retired he still worked nearly daily with clients from his home. He is survived by many dear friends, his brother Norman E. and his wife Sylvia Barrett of Alton, nieces and nephews Bruce and Deb Barrett, Alan and Mary Barrett and Suzanne and Rick Ouellette as well as great nieces and nephews, a cousin William Barrett and many close cousins on the Davis and Muchemore side of his family. Friends are invited to visit with his family on Sunday December 11, 2016 from noon until 2 p.m. in the JS Pelkey Funeral Home, 125 Old Post Road, Kittery Maine 03904, where a Memorial Service will be celebrated at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Linda Hirst officiating. Online condolences, flowers and condolence cards may be sent by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome. com. Flowers are welcome or donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society or to Make A Wish Maine, 477 Congress Street, M1, Portland, Maine 04101. Care for the Barrett family is entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home.

Gladora Gene Hall, 89 NORTH BERWICK – Gladora Gene Hall, 89, of High Street, passed away peacefully Friday, November 25, 2016 with her family surrounding her. She was born April 16, 1927 in Berwick, Maine, one of 8 children born to Dana J. and Beulah (Kneeland) Thomas. Gene was the Valedictori-

an of her Berwick High School, class of 1945. In August that same year, she married Arthur Leroy Hall, Sr. Together they raised their 4 children in North Berwick. Gene initially worked for Vic’s Diner during the early years of her marriage and then 20 years for General Electric in Somersworth, NH while raising her children. Gene was active right until her death. She enjoyed her flower gardening, puzzles, crosswords and playing cards with her family. She and her husband wintered in Florida 20+ years and traveled extensively throughout Canada and the United States. Gene was predeceased by her husband, Arthur Leroy Hall, Sr in 2008 and grandson Mark Eric Hall in 1989. Surviving are her 4 children; a son Arthur Leroy Hall, Jr., and his wife Veronica long term residents of North Berwick now residing in Florida; three daughters, Shirley (Anne) Gartland of North Berwick; Elizabeth See HALL page 29...

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~ Obituaries & News ~ ...HALL from page 28 (Betty) Hall and her companion David Leslie of North Berwick and Robin White and her companion Larry Lehoux of North Berwick; 7 grandchildren, Angela G. Thyng, John M. Gartland, Arthur LeRoy Hall, III, Tawnya Wyatt, Jonathan D. Hall, Joshua Hall White and Derek Gray, as well as 13 greatgrandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild. At her request there will be no services at this time. A graveside memorial service will be held in the Hall Family Cemetery in the spring. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick, ME. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Compassus Hospice, 23 Spring St. Scarborough, ME 04074.

James David Heft, 84 BERWICK – James David Heft died on Monday, November 21, 2016. Born May 14, 1932, the son of Earl Roland Heft and

Maxine Alys Robey of Beavercreek, Oregon. Jim grew up in Beavercreek until his father’s untimely death in an accident. Jim was ten. His mother moved the family to Portland, Oregon where Jim went to school. On October 10, 1952, Jim was honorably discharged from the Nation Guard of Oregon and on November 6, 1952 he joined the U.S. Army for service during the Korean Conflict. He was honorably discharged on November 10, 1954. He made his home in Portland, Oregon for a short time and then moved to Santa Monica, California. In 1960 Jim moved to

Local Holiday Services Parish of the Ascension of the Lord Christmas Eve, Saturday, December 24: 4, 6 and 10 p.m. - Our Lady of the Angels, 162 Agamenticus Road, South Berwick; 4, 6 and 10 p.m. - St. Raphael, 6 Whipple Road, Kittery; 4, 6 and 10 p.m. - St. Christopher, 4 Barrell Lane. Christmas Day, Sunday, December 25: 10 a.m. - Our Lady of the Angels; 10 a.m. - St. Raphael; 10 a.m. - St. Christopher.

First Congregational Church of North Berwick First Congregational Church of North Berwick (United Church of Christ) will hold its annual Nativity Open House on Saturday, December 17, from 9 a.m. to noon. Some 75 nativity scenes will be on dis-

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Saint David’s Episcopal Church, Kennebunk Saint David's, 138 York Street (Route 1 South), Kennebunk Sunday Worship Services offers a Rite 1 Eucharist at 8 a.m., a Rite 2 Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. and Church School at 10:15 a.m. Childcare provided at 10:30 service. Father Andrew D’Angio White, Rector. FMI: 207-985-3073.

Dover, NH, and found employment in many places, McCallen Co., in Newmarket, NH, Davidson Rubber Co., in Dover, NH. He drove truck for John Calef of Leon C. Calef Live Poultry in Barrington, NH, transporting chickens for market. He then became employed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for the remainder of his working years and was a board-certified Nuclear Inspection Quality Assurance Instructor when he retired. After retirement, he went on a trip to Hawaii for an extended visit with friends, cruises to the Caribbean Islands, travel to Europe and the five Northern Capitals. Jim enjoyed his home, gardening, many pets and his dogs. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Marion Edith (Dee), a son Jason Daniel Heft of Wells, and a granddaughter, Kyla Ayers of Orlando, FL. Memorial services will be held at the Grace Baptist Church, 23 Main St., East Rochester, NH, on Saturday, December 10, at 11 a.m. Burial services will be in the spring at Boscawen Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Boscawen, NH. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Salvation Army, South Berwick Service Unit Processing Center, P.O. Box 196, Lewiston, ME 04240.

Robert A. LeClair, 56 KITTERY – Robert A. LeClair, 56, of Haley Rd., formerly of York, ME passed away on Saturday, December 3, 2016.

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...LECLAIR from page 29 teammate, Sue. He lived to give to his kids and the community, coaching several youth sports teams and founding a non-profit to teach children life lessons through sports. He loved the ocean, boating, and spending time with his family. Calling hours will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday in the Lucas & Eaton Funeral Home, 91 Long Sands Road, York (lucaseatonfuneralhome.com). A Celebration of Life will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday in the Connect

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John Stevenson KENNEBUNK – John Stevenson, Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association (KBIA) Board President from 1998 to 2000, passed away peacefully last week in Texas. The Stevenson family has strong ties to KBIA, as three ad-

ditional family members served as President: his brother-in-law George Harrington, his nephew Andy Harrington, and his youngest son David Stevenson. John’s five children, 10 grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews also have participated in KBIA programming over the years. In lieu of gifts or flowers, the Stevenson family requests that donations be made to KBIA under John’s name. The best address to reach the family is at 348 N. Steele Road, West Hartford, CT 06117. Martin Lodish and the

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Bernadine (Culpovich) Woods, 95 KITTERY – Bernadine (Culpovich) Woods passed away on Tuesday, November 29 at age 95 at Durgin Pines in Kittery, where she was lovingly cared for since its opening in May, 2008. She thrived under their expert care and thoroughly enjoyed all their many activities, especially

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...WOODS from page 30 her time there. The staff enjoyed her energy and friendly personality and had lovingly nicknamed her “Bernie�! Bernadine was born to Dosity and Lea Lozier in Fairfield, in 1921 and graduated from St. Mary’s School in Fairfield. She married Constantine (Peter) Culpovich (now deceased) in 1940. They had three children, all of whom survive her; Nancy Roy of Kittery, Daniel and his wife, Mary, of Tucson, AZ and Stephen and his wife, Debbie, of Round Pond. She was employed at the woolen mill in Fairfield for many years, while a single mother, sacrificing much to raise her children. In 1965, she married Ralph Woods and added his three daughters and their families to their combined family: Sharon Parent of Scarborough, Darlene Stubbe of Putnam, CT and Debbra Woods of Old Orchard Beach. She is also survived by

nine grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren. She and Ralph later moved to Old Orchard Beach and made that their permanent, final home together until he passed away in 1999. She enjoyed several summers working at Danton’s Restaurant. Her ability to speak French was, indeed, an asset in welcoming the Canadian tourists. At Christmas time it was her tradition to make French tourtierre pies for her family and many friends. Bernadine loved animals and fed every stray pet and feral animal that came to her back door. She was a friend to all who knew her from the supermarket to the Town Hall. At her request, there will be no viewing or services. Interment will be held privately at St. Francis Cemetery in Waterville. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome. Care for the Woods family has been entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home.

Richmond E. (Bumpy) Yorke, Jr, 81 CAPE NEDDICK – Richmond E. (Bumpy) Yorke, Jr., 81, of Pine Hill Road South, passed away peacefully, December 1, 2016 in Mass General Hospital after a period of failing health. He was born January 15, 1935 in York, the son of Richmond E. and Virginia L. (Swett) Yorke and graduated York High School. He proudly served his country in the United States Army, returning home to open his own business, Yorke’s Barber Shop in York which he ran for 60 years, right up until his death. Bumpy, as he was fondly known, enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling and gardening. His greatest joy was spending quality time with his family, especially playing whist with his children, grandchildren and great-children. His favorite place on earth was at his home

in Rangeley. He was a kind and gentle soul who truly cared about others. He never had a bad word to say about anyone. His soft-spoken manner and witty personality will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved him. Bumpy was pre-deceased by his parents, Richmond and Virginia Yorke, and a brother, Greg A. Yorke. Surviving are his wife of 58 years, Sheila (Houck) Yorke; a son, Michael Yorke and his wife Lisa; 2 daughters, Heidi Yorke Dufresne and her husband Jeb and Melanie Yorke Tromblee and her husband Raney, all from York; a sister, Brenda Yorke Goodale of Ogunquit; an aunt, Joan Yorke of York, 11 grandchildren, Michael Wilford, Erin Sullivan, Ryan Wilford, Jennifer Etter, Nathan Dufresne, Laura Dunbar, Megan Sawyer, Rachel Yorke, Justin Dufresne, Brittany Tromblee and Morgan Tromblee and 13 great-grandchildren as well as cousins, nieces, nephews and numerous friends. A time of visitation was

held on December 7, with a Masonic Service following at the St. Aspinquid Masonic Lodge, 101 Long Sands Road, York. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in memory of Richmond “Bumpy� Yorke to the Mass. General Hospital, Corrigan Minehan Heart Center, 125 Nashua St., Suite 540, Boston, MA 02114. Arrangements are entrusted to Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

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SPORTS Marshwood H.S. Recognizes Sports Winners SOUTH BERWICK The Southwestern Maine Activities Association (SMAA) has announced its fall AllConference teams. Locally, Marshwood High School senior Hannah Costin was named the recipient of the Faith Littlefield Award as the SMAA field hockey Most Valuable Player. Costin was joined on the All-SMAA first team by teammate Elaine Bachelder. Named to the second team were Marshwood's Leah Glidden and Noble's Abigail Sprague. Earning honorable mention were Marshwood's Madi Paulin and Noble's Mia Colantuoni. Marshwood's Morgan Hasty and Noble's Aspen Dyer were named to the all-rookie team. In cross country, Marshwood senior Natalie DuBois was named All-SMAA first team, while teammate Mackenzie Young, a sophomore, was named to the second team. Noble sophomore Tayler Arsenault was honorable mention. Marin Smith, a Junior at Marshwood High School, has won the Charles Bennett Memorial Award. The Charles Bennett Memorial Award is one of three awards given annually to female soccer players by the Western Maine Board of Soccer Officials (WMBASO).The criteria for being selected are Sportsmanship, Leadership, Ability, and Contribution to Team Success. Marin will be recognized and presented with the award during a future Marshwood High School basketball game. A pair of Marshwood girls were named to the All-SMAA first team in soccer: junior forward Marin Smith and senior midfielder Reagan Nichols. Noble freshman goalie Raegan Kelly received honorable mention. The All-Academic team included Marshwood's Zoe Janetos, Molly Ferguson, Paige Singer, Brooke Villinski and Hannah Fife, along with Noble's Kerri Fleming, Lillian Friars, Kendra Silvers and Meredith Podolec.

In volleyball, Marshwood senior outside Jen Gray was honorable mention. Named to the All-Academic team were Gray, Sarah MacDonald, Sydney Page, Marissa Sewell and Abigail Steinhauer. For the boys, Marshwood seniors Brody Bate and Matt Pritchett were selected to the second team, while Noble senior Liam Bowie was honorable mention. Earning All-Academic honors were Marshwood's Luciana Albers, Lindsay Roberts, Isabelle Ury, Lewis Guy, Ethan Martin, Nathaniel Poole, Cameron Scharff, Donovan Duffy and Pritchett, and Noble's Bowie, William Webber and Zachary

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White. In golf, Noble's Geoffrey Howe and James Hashem were named to the Southern Division first team, while Marshwood's Sean Pride and Hunter Carignan were picked to the second team. Receiving All-SMAA honors for boys soccer was Marshwood senior goalie Sam Leathe, who was named to the first team. Marshwood senior midfielder Riley DinsmorePatch was named to the second team with Noble senior back Bailey Coull. The All-Academic team included Marshwood's Max Berman, Lyle Carlson, Sam Leathe and Riley DinsmorePatch, and Noble's Jake Martel, Austin Shorey and Tim Ziadeh.

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SOUTH BERWICK Members of the Marshwood football team were honored during the Campbell Conference Conference Football All Stars on November 20 at the Italian Heritage Center in Portland. Pictured (left to right) Kyle Glidden, Loukas Coussoule, Holden Jackman, Sam Cartmill, and coach Doug Cropper.

Desjardins Named September’s Student-Athlete of the Month WELLS Wells High School administrators have selected senior Michelle Desjardins to receive the distinction of Student-Athlete of the Month for September of 2016. This award is in recognition of a combination of factors including academics, sportsmanship and her performance on the WHS Girls Volleyball Team, an evolving team in existence for just three seasons. Presenting a plaque to Desjardins on November 21st was Pamela Moody-Maxon of Moody Maxon Real Estate and John C. Kreie of Cole Harrison Insurance Agency. Both companies are sponsors of the Athlete

of the Month awards program at WHS. Before the presentation, Desjardins speculated that she had been picked to receive the award, in part, for her successful role in motivating and rallying her teammates while playing a tough opponent, Kennebunk High School, in a WHS Homecoming game in September. “I helped bring our team up to the challenge,� said Desjardins. WHS Girls Volleyball Coach Ryan Fairchild agreed about the motivational role that Desjardins played in that matchup. Fairchild said that she scored “seven aces, one kill and had ten digs.� “Her consistent play

From left to right is John C. Kreie, Michelle Desjardins and Pam MoodyMaxon. Both Kreie and Moody-Maxon are former athletes at and graduates of Wells High School. (Reg Bennett photo)

across the board allowed us to be competitive throughout the match,� added Fairchild. “I feel incredibly honored to have been chosen out of all the other great athletes in this school to receive Athlete of the Month,� commented Desjardins. “It's awesome to see all the hard work that I've put into volleyball paying off and being recognized.� On the team Desjardins plays the positions of “left side and opposite outside hitter�. According to Moody-Max-

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YORK, A NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE SPACE! 2nd Floor, Elevator, $350/mo. INCL Heat/Elec & Conf Room. 250 Sq Ft & 500 Sq Ft Opt. CALL 363-1825 TODAY.

FOR SALE DIGITAL PIANO FOR SALE Roland KR-570 Intelligent Digital Piano with accessories and music books in excellent condition. $1000. 207-837-1527 A large assortment of 1950’s LIONEL TRAINS, accessories and tracks. 207-439-2125 Ogunquit beachfront hotel has 5-year-old KING & QUEEN MATTRESS SETS for sale. In excellent condition and ready for pickup! • Seasonal ip, pillow top both sides, $150.00 per set, pick-up only. Interested buyers please call 207-337-1904 or 207459-0274 for more information!

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WINTER RENTALS, NEW INVENTORY! York, Ogunquit & Wells. Visit seasiderentals.com or call 207-363-1825 before they are all gone! WINTER RENTAL - WELLS BEACH 3rd Floor, 1 BR APT, now thru mid-May. $800/month includes all utilities except heat. No pets. 207-351-6797

207.384.4008 96 Portland St. So. Berwick, ME

SOUTH BERWICK TOWNHOUSE RENTAL

2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, Private Area $1400 / Month plus Utilities Mowing and Plowing Included

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Terrific 1 BR condo all on one level, open & bright, front porch, patio, freshly painted & new flooring. $775/month. Call Lynne at Chick Real Estate Cell 207-252-0752

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RENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT IN WELLS Bedrooms for rent weekly/ monthly. Kitchen, laundry, WiFi, cable, water, and utilities included. No smoking inside. No pets. Three bedrooms still available. Shared common areas. $150 per week, per person. Call 207-251-1018

CLEANING SERVICES AMY’S OCD CLEANING (207) 671-3557 AmysOCDcleaning@gmail.com Residential / Commercial Daily / Weekly Full Service Cleaning MEL’S CLEANING SERVICE Hate cleaning? We love it! • Clean rooms, hallways, living & work area • Change sheets & towels; make beds; wash & fold clothes • Empty wastebaskets & take trash to disposal area • Replenish supplies, such as soap & toilet paper • Dust & polish furniture • Sweep & wash oors • Clean windows, walls & woodwork • Seasonal cleanings • Move out cleanings • AND MORE! Call: 207-703-4546

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TRANSPORTATION CENTER COORDINATOR

The Town of Wells has a PT position (14 hours per week) assisting at the Wells Transportation facility during early morning weekend hours and other hours as needed. Help schedule and provide training to Station Volunteers, assist the traveling public with information, and do record-keeping and administrative duties. Starting pay is $9.50/hour. Minimum Requirements: Must be able to deal with the public and handle problems effectively. Must be able to communicate clearly, both orally and in writing, and have basic computer skills. Knowledge of the Downeaster reservation system, local and regional transportation connections, and visitor information resources are preferred. Must be able to work assigned hours year round, including Fridays and Saturdays starting at 5:30am, and to cover other shifts on occasion. To Apply: Applications are available from the town website: www. wellstown.org, or at Human Resources, Town Hall, 208 Sanford Road, Wells, ME 04090. Completed application is required and must be received by 4pm on December 21, 2016. Application may be: mailed to Town Hall, Attn: Human Resources; emailed to hr@wellstown.org; or delivered to the Human Resources Department at Town Hall. Equal Opportunity Employer

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...BEAST from page 15 clock. And the fact that the Beast generously shares his library with bookworm Belle also gives their romance a nudge. Under Sam Scalamoni’s keen direction the production soars. Indeed, it’s a far brighter, more uplifting version than other productions I’ve seen. Much credit is due to the stellar cast, who all have won-

ACCOUNTING LAURA S. LEBER, CPA Accounting, bookkeeping, payroll & tax preparation services. Reasonable rates. Call 207-384-5932 or e-mail: laura.leber.cpa@gmail.com RAYMOND C. SNELL, CPA SOUTH BERWICK Income Tax Prep-Individual Business-Corp-NonProfit C 781-956-2713 H 207-384-5425 Kakemo1@myfairpoint.net

GUNSMITHING GUNSMITHING SERVICES Expert cleaning and repairs, also light machining services, lathe and milling work. Very reasonable rates. 207-450-8957

~ News ~ derful voices. From the leads to the ensemble, all work impressively together to create a cohesive production, start to finish, that never lags even during the long first act. Catherine Charlebois is a beautiful Belle, strong, smart, kind and devoted to her eccentric dad Maurice, played nicely by Ed Romanoff, who we saw this summer in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Jason Michael Evans is a more playful, less-brooding Beast, and his performance lightens the play, making it less scary for young audience members.

HELP OFFERED PERSONAL ASSISTANCE TRUSTWORTHY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 4) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519 ALEX B’S residential cleaning, medical & non-medical home care services, house sitting, pet sitting, and errands done weekly or one time. Same day services! Local references in York area. Free estimates. 603-275-9210

His heart-wrenching rendition of “If I Can’t Love Her,� the first act finale, is simply beautiful. Peter Saide nearly steals the show with his boisterous, buffoonish Gaston. All brawny swagger and muscle, he offers comic relief alongside Jake Bridges’ Lefou, his diminutive, athletic sidekick. Perry Ojeda offers another delicious performance with his lustrous Lumiere, paired equally well with Michael Brian Dunn’s comic Cogsworth. And Kristie Dale Sanders’ is delightful as Mrs. Potts, the kind-hearted teapot. There are gorgeous costumes, special effects like snow, and seamless staging including an elaborate, multi-faceted castle on a turntable and a magical, onstage transformation when the

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One Item or Entire Estate. Cash paid for all antiques. Antique jewelry, coins, silver, gold, paintings, clocks, lamps, telephones, radios, phonographs, nautical items, weathervanes, dolls & toys, pottery, photography, military items, swords, advertising signs, fountain pens, bottles, tools, books & much much more! Buying antiques for over 20 years. Barn and Attic Clean-Out Also.

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we are that Ogunquit Playhouse partners with the Music Hall to entertain us beautifully each holiday season. Tickets are available at www.TheMusicHall.org or call 603-436-2400.

...ALERT from page 9 Since weather and conditions surrounding other unanticipated emergency events can change quickly, there will always be a myriad of nuanced contingencies that present themselves within the decision-making process. As a result, there may be occasions when you decide to keep your child home when our schools are open. Notwithstanding the decision of the district to open, close or delay the start of its schools, as your child’s parent, you are the best judge of what road and weather conditions you believe are safe or unsafe for your family’s travel. If you believe that your child(ren) should not come to school during an inclement weather event, you should keep your child home. In these cases, your child will be listed as having an “excused� absence and any schoolwork missed on that day will be able to be completed in a timely manner. Finally, although we

cannot predict what media systems will be operational or offline at your home or workplace during a weather event or other unanticipated emergency, we have developed numerous pathways for delivering information regarding our schools’ status. These information pathways include: Posting on the district’s website front page: www.rsu35. org; Posting on the district’s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/MarshwoodSchools/258524500918045; Notification via TV channels 6, 8 & 13; Notification via radio stations WTSN, WOKQ, the Portland Radio Group, WHEB/ WERZ; Phone message and email via Connect-ED. It is my hope that at least one platform of information will be available to you during a storm or other emergency event so that you can have the latest information regarding your child’s school status.

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