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GROUND BREAKING - Ground was recently broken at Foxcroft
Academy for their new Humanities Wing. Pictured left to right are
Tom Nason, Dana Littlefield, John Wentworth, Ethan Annis, Dwayne
Littlefield, Arnold Shorey, Chris McGary.
Construction of Foxcroft Academy’s
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Open Monday through Wednesday 9 -5 and Thursday 9-4
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Ground was officially broken on Foxcroft
Academy’s Mary Kammerer Fittig Humanities Wing on the morning
of April 8, and construction is now firmly under way. The wing, which
was designed by Merriam Architects of Rockland and is being built by
E.W. Littlefield & Sons of Hartland, is set to be completed by August
15 and will be fully-functional for the start of the 2015-2016 academic
year.
The Mary Kammerer Fittig Humanities Wing will add two stateof-the-art classrooms while connecting Foxcroft Academy’s main academic building to its detached Industrial and Fine Arts building,
creating an interconnected academic complex and tightening campus
security significantly. The new classrooms will be designed as 21stcentury learning spaces, with an emphasis on student-centered learning, teacher collaboration, and technology integration.
Mary Kammerer Fittig, a retired educator who spent 29 years as an
elementary school teacher in the inner city of New York, jump-started
the wing’s capital campaign with a $200,000 naming gift earlier this
year. Those interested in learning about other naming opportunities for this project may contact Foxcroft Academy Assistant Head
of School for External Affairs Chris McGary at 564-8351 or [email protected].
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DOVER-FOXCROFT - This year marks the 21st Variety Show to
benefit volunteer hospice services provided to 39 towns in our area.
Since 1985 Pine Tree Hospice has been supporting individuals and
families living with life-limiting illness. Volunteer hospices rely on
the generosity of the community since they receive no funding from
government or insurance sources. The Variety Show is an important
fundraiser each year, and draws a large audience of all ages. The program offers something for everyone.
The Variety Show will be held at the Center Theatre in DoverFoxcroft on Friday, April 24th at 7:00 P.M. The program will include
instrumental and vocal music, drama, and the “Parade of Sponsors”
featuring children from the community. Dan Sharrow and Rev. Chad
Poland will host the show. The Monson Jammers will be playing in
the lobby before the event. During the intermission there will be a
drawing for the annual quilt raffle. Refreshments will be available
by donation.
Tickets are available by donation at the Pine Tree Hospice office or
at the door.
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East Sangerville Coffee House season wraps with Old Blues Kats
SANGERVILLE - The house will be rockin’ at the East Sangerville Grange on Saturday, May 2 when
DW Gill and Doug Wainoris – known better as The Old Blues Kats – hit the stage for the last show of the
season.
Doug and DW started playing together in the 70s, heavily influenced by Chicago-style performers like
Muddy Waters. During the 80’s and 90’s the combo started creating their own compositions and arrangements while still maintaining the authentic sound and feel of the original blues masters. They have
opened concerts for blues greats Stevie Ray Vaughn and BB King and have played at the renowned
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage
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Births of local interest
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The
following births of local interest
have been reported to The Eastern Gazette by the staff of Mayo
Regional Hospital.
A son, Lane Issac Gray, to Sadie Frost and Varland Gray II of
Lewiston on March 30, 2015. Wt.
8 pounds 13 ounces.
A daughter, Sadie Grace Skipper, to Christine and Aaron Skipper of Bowerbank on April 11,
2015. Wt. 8 pounds 2 ounces.
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BILL SAWTELL
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history of the Rocket
Lanes in DoverFoxcroft, ME.
Anyone who bowled
in any league or
for enjoyment, is
encouraged to send
his or her name
and address to
Mr. Sawtell at
PO Box 272
Brownville, ME
04414 or call
965-3971. Thank you.
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DEXTER KIWANIS GUEST - Game Warden Tom McKenney was the guest speaker at a recent Dexter
Kiwanis meeting. He is a graduate of Dexter Regional High School and he patrols in the Norridgewock
region. Pictured with Warden McKenney is Kiwanis member Rick Bilodeau.
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43rd Annual Kiwanis Piscataqu
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RACE POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, MAY 30 AT 10 A.M.
Race registration 8 - 9:30 a.m. at King Cummings Park, Guilford.
Race starts at King Cummings Park at 10 a.m. and will finish at Foxcroft Academy.
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Geo. E. Howard & Co., Inc.
Haley Construction Inc.
Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union
McDonald’s Restaurant
Piscataquis Monumental Company
Rowell’s Garage
Steinke and Caruso Dental Care
Subway
The Woodworth Family
True Textiles, Inc.
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Camden National Bank, Dave’s World 1-800-HEAT PUMP; Davis Brothers; Dr. Kevin Chasse, DC; Dover-Guilford Auto Parts, LLC:
Eddie Lewis; Ellen Anderson, DPM; Family Eyecare Associates; Foxbrook Variety; Foxcroft Veterinary Services, PA;
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encourage doctors to practice in rural areas
AUGUSTA – State Senator Paul Davis (R-Piscataquis) has introduced a bill to the Maine Legislature that would provide tax incentives to doctors who practice in rural Maine.
The bill, LD 740 “An Act To Sustain Maine’s Primary Care Professional Workforce,” had a public hearing this week before the Legislature’s Taxation Committee.
Last year, the Legislature passed a bill that provides income tax
credits to primary care physicians who practice in areas where there
is a shortage of doctors or patients need to travel long distances for
appointments.
Under the current law, doctors in rural areas receive tax credits of
$6,000 for the first year of eligibility, increasing yearly to $18,000 the
fifth year. After that, the income tax credit ends.
LD 740 extends those tax breaks from new doctors to those who are
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Sebasticook Valley Health welcomes Neurosurgeon
James Turner, MD
to SVH Specialty Care
447 Main Street, Pittsfield, 487.4040
A neurosurgeon who’s been caring for
adult patients in central Maine for over
twenty years, Dr. Turner provides surgical
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Mayo inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing
MILO - Robin Mayo, MPH, RN
a resident of Milo was recently
inducted into the Sigma Theta
Tau International, Honor Society of Nursing. The Sigma Theta
Tau International, Honor Society
of Nursing’s induction ceremony
was held.
Robin Mayo is currently the
Community Partnership Direc-
tor for Piscataquis Public Health
Coalition, a local Healthy Maine
Partnership in Dover-Foxcroft
Maine serving all of Piscataquis
County as well as 10 communities
in Penobscot County that include
Stetson, Kenduskeag, Corinth,
Hudson, Bradford, Charleston,
Dexter, Exeter, Garland, and LaGrange. Robin Mayo has over 15
P.O. Box 126, 2 Park St., Milo
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years of nursing experience that
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medical/surgical nursing, and
public health nursing. Robin is
currently pursuing her Master’s
in Nursing with a concentration
in nursing education at St. Joseph College in Standish, Maine.
The honor society membership is more than an academic
destination; it’s a rewarding connection with nurses at local, regional, and international levels
who share a passion to make a
difference in the health of the
world’s people. This global community of nurses has never been
more important than it is today
as we work together to assure
a bright future for the nursing
profession as well as our communities. Induction into the honor
society recognizes superior academic achievement, leadership,
and dedication to the nursing
profession.
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Vegetable Seedlings, Herbs
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Petting Zoo with barn yard
animals Opening Soon
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Spring Craft/Vendor fair
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May 2nd 9-3 at Old Charleston School,
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the daughter of Elwin B. and Norma Ruth (Reynolds) Farnham.
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of Dexter. On May 17, 1948, she
married Lionel Bailey in Dexter.
He died September 21, 1969. Winifred was employed as a Certified
Nurse’s Aide at Hibbard’s Nursing Home in Dover-Foxcroft for
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Veterinarians offer tips for keeping pets happy and healthy
by Sheila Grant
Special to The Eastern Gazette
NEWPORT - Providing the
right food, habitat, exercise, and
healthcare, as well as knowing
what to do in an emergency, can
keep companion animals happy
and healthy.
“Generally, you get what
you pay for with pet food,” said
Dave Larkin, DVM, of Moosehead Trail Veterinary Hospital in
Newport, who believes in balancing food more than paying attention to what’s in it. “Some people
pick the food with the most protein. The problem is that doesn’t
account for how much of the
protein is digestible. Generally,
higher-quality foods are more digestible.”
And just as having too few
nutrients could be harmful for a
growing kitten or puppy, having
too much of some nutrients can
be detrimental to older pets with
poor liver or kidney function.
Too avoid high levels of protein,
calcium, and phosphorus, a prescription food for senior pets may
be best.
Vaccinations are key to pet
health, as well. Dogs and cats
need rabies and distemper vaccinations. Dog owners should also
consider a shot to guard against
leptospirosis, a bacteria that
dogs can come in contact with in
water or via wild animals (such
as chasing mice or rats), that
can cause liver and kidney damage -- and can be transmitted to
humans. “It’s hard to diagnose,”
said Larkin. “Unless the dog is
never outside, I think the dog
should have this vaccine.”
Other vaccines that dog owners may opt to have administered
include kennel cough, which, “we
recommend for dogs that will be
around other dogs outside the
home, in doggie daycare, during
puppy training, at the groomer,
or even at the dog park,” Larkin
said. Another is for canine flu,
especially for pets traveling outside of Maine.
For dogs that spend a great
deal of time outdoors, especially
in wooded areas, a vaccination
against Lyme disease is also
recommended. “It’s important to
remember that ticks can carry
other diseases, as well, so folks
should use a good tick control
product,” said Larkin.
Another vaccination for cat
owners to consider if their pets
go outdoors is feline leukemia.
“What we are doing now for feline leukemia is vaccinating all
kittens, just because people don’t
always know if it will go outdoors
or escape and cats less than a
year of age are more susceptible,”
Larkin explained. “If the cat is
over a year old and does not go
outdoors, I don’t think they need
it.”
Parasite control is also impor-
tant. “Ticks spread disease, and
fleas can transmit tape worms,
or trigger allergies and skin
problems,” Larkin said. “A significant flea burden can slowly exsanguinate a dog or a cat.” Many
flea and tick deterrents can be
applied to the skin of the pet, or
taken orally. Veterinarians are
starting to see some resistance to
flea and tick products that have
been around for a while, he said,
so choosing a newer product may
be more effective.
“Intestinal worms can be acquired through normal foraging behaviors outside and in the
grass, or they get on the animal’s skin and are then ingested
through grooming,” said Larkin.
Symptoms include stomach upset, vomiting, loose stool, possible bloody stool, weight loss in
an adult dog or failure to gain
weight in a puppy, poor appetite,
and sometimes worms are visible
in vomit.
“Heartworms live in the bloodstream and cause problems with
both dogs and cats,” Larkin said.
Heartworms are transmitted by
mosquitoes, and are not as common a problem in this region of
Maine as elsewhere, but, “I have
diagnosed it in dogs that have
never left the state,” he said.
Getting a pet screened annually
is important, and before administering any heartworm deterrent, which could cause a serious
reaction in an animal already
infected. Once pets are infected,
treatment of heartworms is both
costly and a cause of many side
effects, Larkin said.
Symptoms of heartworms in
dogs include those similar to
heart failure, such as coughing
and exercise intolerance. In cats,
symptoms may resemble asth-
ma. Cats can become symptomatic with just one worm, while in
various sizes and breeds of dogs,
it can take several worms to hundreds of them. There is no reliable annual test for heartworms
in cats.
Just like humans, pets need
physical and mental exercise to
stay fit and happy. With dogs,
the amount and type of exercise
needed depend on breed. “I don’t
recommend people let dogs freeroam,” noted Larkin. “There’s always that chance they are going
to get into trouble, get lost, run
into a wild animal, or get into the
road and get hit. It’s important to
have some kind of containment.”
Most felines can find enough
play and mental stimulation
with a few toys and some vertical
integration such as a cat tower.
Something often overlooked
is dental health. “Eighty percent of the animals we see here
overall have some level of dental disease,” said Larkin. “We
know for a fact that if the mouth
is infected and diseased, it is
hard on the whole system. The
animal is fighting infection on
a constant basis, and there is a
risk of it getting into the bloodstream and affecting the organs.
In an older dog when we have to
take out most of the teeth, they
actually feel better once they’ve
healed up. I’ve had clients say
they don’t’ know what they will
do with all of the dog’s newfound
energy!”
Owners can do dental home
care, “the best of which is brushing the teeth once a day, assuming the pet will allow it,” Larkin
said. If not, there are chew toys
and water additives that promote dental health. “At some
point most pets get to the point
that they need a dental cleaning
to halt or reverse dental disease.
We do that. Dogs and cats require
general anesthesia because they
have to be immobilized for us to
do an effective job.”
As pets age, there are additional considerations, such as
pain management, and liver and
kidney function. Changes in food
and water consumption, activity
level, and new skin problems are
all worth investigation. Often, a
change of diet and/or prescription medications are available
to make your aging pet more
comfortable and healthy, Larkin
said.
For more information about
Moosehead Trail Veterinary Hospital call 368-4076 or visit www.
mooseheadvet.com.
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Spaying and neutering contribute to pet health
by Sheila Grant
PENQUIS AREA - While the
main concern is reducing the
number of cats and dogs in shelters, proponents of spaying and
neutering note that there are
many health benefits for pets,
and programs to help pet owners
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“The health benefits are different for males and females,” said
Dave Larkin, DVM, of Moosehead Trail Veterinary Hospital
in Newport. “If an animal is not
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mammary tumors.” Larkin said
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“Another risk is pyometra, a
massive infection of the uterus
that is life threatening and requires emergency surgery,” Larkin said. “That usually happens
when a pet is older.” Six months
of age is a convenient time to get
pets spayed prior to the first heat
cycle, he said.
While the medical benefits of
neutering male animals are less
compelling, there are some, and
the procedure helps with behavior issues. “A lot of it is curtailing
roaming behavior,” Larkin said.
A male dog looking for receptive
females may leave the yard and
be at increased risk for getting
lost, being hit by cars, or fighting
with wildlife or other pets. During his work in an emergency
care clinic for pets, “I did see a
lot of dog versus car and cat versus car and 80 percent of those
were intact male dogs,” said Larkin. Additionally, male pets can’t
get testicular cancer, and neutered dogs do not get prostatitus,
which can cause problems with
urination and defecation, and
once developed, “the only effective treatment is to neuter them
at that point,” he said.
Perhaps the most compelling
reason is overpopulation, however. “The bottom line is that we
don’t need any more cats and
dogs,” said Mary Shapleigh of the
nonprofit organization P.E.T.S.
(Prevent Euthanasia Through
Sterilization) in Dover-Foxcroft.
“Shelters are overloaded because
there are not enough homes, and
this is the reason animals, espe-
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statewide Help Fix ME program,
which provides vouchers from
the state to have cats operated
on for $10, and pit bull or pit mix
dogs for $20. “It takes about a
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The Cleo Fund also provides
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income.” Rates vary by region,
with cats costing between $20
and $33; $50 for dogs less than
75 pounds and $60 for larger
dogs. Occasionally, special campaigns are offered during which
cats can be spayed/neutered for
as little as $5. Purebred, designer, and purchased dogs are
excluded from the program, with
the exception of pit bulls. The
animals also get a rabies vaccine during the visit. There is no
income requirement for people
seeking spay/neuter vouchers for
feral cats. There is only one clinic, in Freeport, that accepts the
Cleo vouchers, but P.E.T.S. does
provide transportation for local animals on designated days,
Shapleigh said.
Owners can also transport
their own pets directly to the
Community Spay/Neuter Clinic
in Freeport. “Their number is
865-0772, and Dr. Stone has
spayed and neutered over 18,000
pets in the four-and-a-half years
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Additionally, people receiving
financial assistance from the
state can bring proof of that to
the Bangor Humane Society to
receive a voucher toward spay/
neuter costs. “They should call
their veterinarian’s office to be
sure their vet accepts that voucher, and to find out how much they
have to pay beyond what the
voucher covers,” Shapleigh said.
P.E.T.S., which has been working in this region since 1991, also
offers a reduced-cost spay/neuter program. The all-volunteer
group does raises its own funds
through yard sales, plant sales,
wreath sales, and its annual lasagna dinner, scheduled from 4
to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 25
at the Congregational Church
in Dover-Foxcroft. The menu includes a variety of lasagnas, salad, beverages, and desserts. The
cost is $6.50 for adults; $3.25 for
children under age 12. All proceeds assist with spaying/neutering of companion animals.
“We do apply for grants, but
we don’t always get them because we’re a small organization,” Shapleigh said. The organization could use donated,
gently-used animal crates -- and
money. “Everything helps, even
a dollar or two. And if anyone
wants to sponsor a cat or dog,
they can earmark their donation
to go just toward that.”
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REPAIRING FENCE is a frequent activity for horse owners. (Grant photo)
Horses require more commitment than many pets
by Sheila Grant
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Horseback riding can be a terrific hobby, calorie burner, stress reliever,
social activity, and a skill that
provides a lifetime of enjoyment,
an educational edge for college
students in animal-related fields,
and even lucrative employment
for young people who learn to
give lessons, ride boarded horses
for busy owners, and house/horse
sit when owners are away, said
Gail McCormack, owner of Infinity Farm in Dover-Foxcroft.
McCormack, 50, has been involved with horses since age 10
and has owned them since her
early 20s. Infinity Farm boards
and trains horses and people of
all ages, and in all disciplines, including English, Western, jumping, and dressage for all skill
levels. The farm has a working
student program that allows students to pay cash for some lessons while earning others by doing chores. A large indoor riding
rink allows students to practice
year-round.
Owning a horse, which can live
to age 35 and beyond, is a 24/7,
365 commitment, McCormack
said. Day-to-day care includes
feeding, watering, brushing,
turning the horses in and out,
as well as stall, barn and fence
maintenance.
Horses need between five and
20 gallons of fresh water every
day, and in winter, water must be
thawed or ice must be chopped
through. “A lot of people find that
horses get colic because they are
not getting enough water,” McCormack said. “And we feed hay
24/7 here. It is always available
because horses are grazers made
for a lot of little feedings rather
than one big one.” A horse can
eat 50 pounds, about one bale, of
hay daily. Some horses are also
given grains to help with weight
gain and stamina. A bale of hay
can cost $4 and up. To avoid illness, the hay must be good quality and free of mold.
Not every horse needs shoes,
but they do need hoof care on a
regular basis. Horses also need
annual exams, veterinarian
visits for illness, treatment for about eye injuries, which are not Every time you ride your horse, always gain more knowledge and
worms, vaccinations, and more.
uncommon and should always be you are either training or un- depth.”
“Routine vaccines are very discussed with a vet, he said.
training. Some people come in to
New horse owners can be
important, by far the biggest
Dental care is also very impor- get training for a horse that’s ‘al- tempted by the lower price of
one being rabies,” said Dr. Ron- tant to horse health. Once adult ready trained,’ and we have to go green animals and DIY trainald Miles of Foxcroft Veterinary teeth come in, they continue to back to fix the foundation work. ing, but, “there’s no such thing
Services. “Horses have one of the grow until they are worn out. Without that, you are going to as a free horse,” McCormack
highest incidence of rabies, and Teeth can grow too long or de- run into problems down the road. said. “You have to look at what
they do bite and get aggressive velop sharp points if not tended I try to educate the horse and the you want to do -- if you want to
when they have it. They are al- to. Veterinarians are trained in rider. I can ride and get the horse compete, if you want a really
ways out to pasture so their ex- horse dentistry, Miles said, and to do things, but if the owner gets safe, happy horse, sometimes you
posure rate is incredibly high.” there are also equine dentistry on and doesn’t have the knowl- have to put the money into it to
Other vaccines include West Nile specialists. As teeth wear out, edge, they won’t get the same get something a professional has
virus, Eastern Equine Encepha- appropriate adjustments to feed results.”
trained.”
litis, and tetanus. Horses that may extend life by three to five
Some horses master founFor a sound, trained horse
will be around other horses may years.
dation training within a few within the desirable 8-to-12 age
require additional vaccines. First
Choosing the right horse, and months, while others take lon- bracket, expect to pay $5,000 and
vaccines should take place be- having both rider and horse ger. Once the foundation is es- up, she said. “I’ve gotten horses
tween three and 6 months of age, properly educated, is key to en- tablished, it just takes time and for less, but I have to educate
and annually thereafter.
joyable horse ownership, McCor- experience to season horse and them,” notes McCormack. “And
One of the biggest health is- mack said. Many people want to rider. If a horse is taking an es- it is so much easier to train a
sues faced by horses and their own a younger horse in order to pecially long time, “there’s usu- horse that knows nothing than
owners is colic, “which just means let their child grow up with the ally a physical issue going on,” to re-train a horse that was not
abdominal pain,” said Miles. The animal.
McCormack said. “Is the horse appropriately trained.”
causes range from fairly harm“They are in it for the long haul physically comfortable? Is the
For more information about
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common cause is impaction, or green horse and a green rider -- fitting or with the wrong bit? 564-2144 or visit www.foxcroftgas. If you give too much grain that’s the longest journey off all. It goes back to teaching people veterinaryservice.com. For more
it can cause colic -- I’ve seen A rider has to be knowledgeable about appropriate tack and rider information about Infinity Farm,
them eat 50 pounds of grain at to bring a horse along. Riders position. Ninety-eight percent of call 564-7046 or visit www.infinione setting and it’s devastating have to take lessons in order to the time, it’s rider position and tyfarmme.net.
when they do that.” Sometimes stay in balance with the horse. It the effectiveness of rider posimore serious conditions, such as takes a year to get to know your tion, and that’s why people take
a twisted bowel that needs surgi- horse, and training is constant. lessons. I still take lessons -- you
cal correction, can
be the culprit.
Owners should
take heed if a
horse is staring at
or kicking at its
abdomen, rolling
excessively, or has
gone off its feed.
Prepared owners
will know how to
take a horses temperature and heart
rate, and be able to
gauge normal versus abnormal gut
sounds.
Having
this information at
hand when calling
the vet can save
time in diagnosing and treating
your horse. Horse
owners
should
also have first aid
supplies on hand
to treat cuts, and
WINTER-TIME HORSE OWNERSHIP means getting out to chop through ice so animals have access to fresh water.
should be vigilant
(Grant photo)
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April 24 - 30, 2015
Business is doggone good for Guilford couple
by Sheila Grant
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Listening to that tiny voice that tells us
to follow a dream can sometimes
pay off. Just ask Cynthia Scott,
who gave up her job as executive
director of Pine Tree Hospice to
open a doggie daycare on January 1, 2010. During the five years
since, Cynthia’s husband Russell
has been able to retire after 35
years with the Maine Department of Conservation to help run
the business, and Fresh Air Dogs
has had only 11 days in all that
time that canine guests weren’t
visiting. The business has provided several part-time jobs over
the years, and has supported other pet-related services, including the Fairfield-based mobile
dog grooming service Primp My
Paws, which comes to the doggie
daycare to work with guests on a
regular basis.
Fresh Air Dogs, a state licensed and insured doggy daycare, is “a place for dogs to do
what dogs like to do and get lots
of pampering, too.” Daily pack
walks, swims, games of fetch and
more, under the Scott’s supervision, are all part of the Fresh Air
Dogs experience.
“And in May of 2012 we hired
our first employee. We have had
more since, to help with cleaning,
office work, that kind of thing.”
The Scott’s first employee, Carol
Morin, of Sebec, still works at
Fresh Air Dogs, and provides
much of the activity and supervision to keep canine guests busy,
happy and safe.
“Russell and I have always
been animal lovers,” Cynthia
Scott said. “When we got our
first dog I don’t think we’d been
married more than a couple of
weeks.” The couple has decades
of experience caring for, and
training, canines.
The Scotts got to know the
owners of Four K’s Golden Kennels near their former home
in Farmington, and eventually
began assisting with dog obedience classes. When the Four K’s
owners moved in 1983, the Scotts
took over and became Good News
Dog Obedience. Training and socialization are still important aspects of their work.
“If your dog is trained you
have control and you can take
your dog more places; people will
welcome you bringing your dog
more places if it is well behaved,”
Scott said. Putting in the time to
train a pet with consistent
commands
and maintain that
training pays off. “I
think all dogs want to
please their owners.”
Since
retiring,
Russell Scott has
completed two dogtraining internships
with Pat Miller of
Peaceable Paws in
Maryland,
specializing on positive reinforcement, behavior modification and
helping fearful dogs.
He offers evening
classes through the
Piscataquis
Valley
Adult Education Cooperative, beginning
a new series every
couple of months, or
whenever there are
enough names on the
waiting list.
“One thing that
makes us unique is
that because we are
trainers, the dogs
can’t
help
being
trained every single
day,” Cynthia Scott
said. “They have to
sit before we open the
door, before they get
a treat. Some come
here already well behaved; some are just
puppies. We expect
the same things out
of them and work
with them. They are
constantly having to
learn what I call petiquette.”
Scott said it is very
important for people
to start working with
a professional trainer
sooner, rather than
later, because it is
easier to teach a puppy good habits than it GUESTS AT FRESH AIR DOGS patiently wait for Carol Morin, and Russell and
is to retrain an older during morning playtime on March 9. (Grant photo)
dog to break bad habhousehold, or even beforehand, sion if you’ve already brought
its and then learn
“the whole family can be on the the dog home and fallen in love
more positive behaviors.
“We hear people say all the same page about what the rules with it. We try to help people
think it through. Just because
time that they don’t know how to are going to be.”
Without consistency in rules, you loved a Lab you had when
train their dog,” said Scott. “But
you are training your dog all the as well as in voice and hand com- you were 20, does not mean that
time, so what are you training mands, owners are simply teach- when you are 80, that’s necessaryour dog to do?” Dogs pay close ing their pets to be confused, she ily a good choice.”
In addition to obedience trainattention to everything their said. Visiting the Scotts before
owners do and take their cues getting a puppy can also help a ing, the Scott’s have trained their
from human behavior, she said. family avoid getting the wrong own two golden doodles, Barkley
and Emma, as therapy animals
By coming for obedience train- kind of dog, she said.
“We’ve had people call us that and are happy to help other peoing as soon as a pup joins the
just really picked the wrong dog ple working toward therapy dog
for their family,” said Scott. “If certification for their pets.
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“Anyone that has any special
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work out an individualized plan
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that have had surgery and need
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“The thing that means the
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find a place where their dog is at
a home, and not going to be in a
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and overnights, and we get new
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Vacation weeks fill up fast;
Scott advised calling sooner
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PhoDOGraphy: the love of pets and pictures combined
by Sheila Grant
DEXTER - Diane Parola of
Dexter has loved photography
since her stint on the yearbook
committee in high school. After graduation, she did some
freelance photography for local
newspapers, but it remained
mostly a hobby.
“I have done a few weddings
for friends and family, sporting
events and church functions,”
she said, “but I hadn’t thought
about getting into it as a business. There are a lot of photographers out there and my work
didn’t stand out.”
Also, Parola said she was never really comfortable posing human subjects, and she was hesitant to pursue a second job that
would consume weekends on top
of her full-time employment with
Maine Highlands Federal Credit
Union. But when the family took
in a buff-colored cocker spaniel
named Trooper two decades ago
who loved to have his picture
taken, Parola’s interest in photography was reawakened.
“He was a great dog,” she
said. “I would say Trooper got
me started with the idea of photographing dogs. I temporarily gave up on the idea when
Trooper died because I had convinced myself it sounded a bit
silly. Then, when we got Cali, our
black and white Springer spaniel
in 2007, I got the itch again.”
Cali, however, ran in the opposite direction whenever she
saw the camera. Instead, Parola
asked coworkers to bring their
dogs to her basement studio as
practice subjects. Calidoodle
PhoDOGraphy has since grown
through word-of-mouth advertising. Parola recently launched
a new website and hired an assistant. Like many home businesses owners in this region,
Parola struggles with slow Internet service. “I don’t have a lot of
pics on there yet because uploading from my house is extremely
slow,” she said. “I just have to
go to a friend’s house for this,
or somewhere with free Wi-Fi.”
Customers can purchase photos
directly from the site once they
have been uploaded.
“I have an assistant, Ramona
Flint, who has been a valuable
part of these sessions,” Parola
said. “She loves dogs as much
as I do, and can get them settled
down where I need them.
“I’ve learned a lot and found
that I much prefer to pose dogs
than people,” she continued. “I
have been asked to take pictures
of people’s children with their
dog and I will say ‘Sorry, I don’t
do people.’ A regular photographer can do that.”
Some of Parola’s tips for DIY
pet photographers include getting down on the dog’s level,
make silly noises, and be ready
to snap those pictures quickly!
“I have found that dogs respond to sounds differently,” she
said. “Some will give me that
cute little tip of the head while
others just perk up their ears. Either way, I am ready with a quick
click of my camera – or rather,
several clicks!”
Parola, a self-described perfectionist, takes a lot of pictures.
“I am sensitive to the amount
of time I spend ‘bothering’ dogs,
though,” she said. “I can tell
when they just aren’t interested
anymore and will give them a
break.”
When Fresh Air Dogs
doggie daycare opened
in Guilford [see Business
is doggone good for Guilford Couple, page 14],
Parola couldn’t resist the
pull of so many pooches
in one place. “Cynthia
Scott of Fresh Air Dogs
invited me to set up my
studio in her garage a
couple of times. This provided a wide range of dog
breeds to work with."
At her own home studio, Parola has backgrounds of various colors
and props to use with her
canine subjects. “Also, I
have recently purchased
new lighting that has
been a huge help,” she
said.
“I need a fairly big
space to set up and it
isn’t always easy to get
this,” Parola said. “I have
done a couple of sessions
at All Breed Groom and
Board [in Sebec] recently. I would love to find a
space in Dexter or DoverFoxcroft to use for a day. I
have also set up at Paws
on Parade in Bangor, and
will definitely do that
again. That was fun!”
Each work environment presents its own set
of challenges, but Parola
prefers studio photography. Another challenge
is photographing two
or more dogs together,
which takes a lot of patience and owner assistance.
“Once when trying
different noises to get a
group of five dogs’ attention all at the same time,
I decided to meow like a
cat,” she said. “Bad idea!
They all came at me at
once!”
Regardless of the challenges, Parola loves doing
canine photography.
“A lot of people that
feel their dog is like
a member of the family,” she said, “and who
doesn’t want pictures of
their family?”
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HELP WANTED
NOTICES
MILKER/CHORE
PERSON Hebrews 10:23 Let us hold fast
- needed for small dairy farm in the profession of our faith without
Bradford. Call Rick 327-1309.
wavering, for he is faithful that
GUILFORD - Guilford United promised. New Beginnings Bible
Methodist Church seeking secre- Church, Silvers Mills Road, Dexter.
tary for 10 hours per week. For info Sunday School 9:30 am, Church
10:30 am.
call, 876-4464.
YARD SALE
CONSTRUCTION
Telephone: 924-7402 • 1-800-287-2295
SEBEC - Lots of new items. Household, bedding, pool accessories,
some collectables. Some new Nike
and Reebok sneakers. Rolling Rock
balloon tire bicycle never assembled. Only 500 ever made; manufactured by Schwinn. Located at
696 Sebec Village Rd. Sebec, ME
04481 Ph: 564-8682. Fri, Sat, and
Sunday May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.
8AM to 5 PM rain or shine.
Case Concrete 8 Willow St., 9437302 or 943-3022. Monolithic
slabs, floors, patios, walls, stucco,
stamped, waterproof basements,
chimney repairs and more.
PART-TIME HELP WANTED
Has an opening for the right
individual. Must have a clean
drivers license, flexible hours,
inc.
and chainsaw experience
a MUST! Plowing and
climbing experience is a plus, or be willing to learn.
Robert Goodwin, Owner
564-7400 • [email protected]
WANTED
FIDDLES (VIOLINS) for the new
fiddle classes to be offered in the
Guilford schools, grades K through
12. We will take fiddles of any size
and in any condition. call 876-2919.
Weekend cleaning help needed for
carpet cleaning and floor services.
Must be able to pass police background check.
Are you ready to try out for the most AWESOME team in retail?
Dave’s World is now actively
taking applications for
FULL-TIME & PART-TIME SALES
Qualified candidates will align with the Dave’s World value system
of Integrity, Professionalism, Enthusiasm, and High Achievement.
Dave’s World sales team members are compensated primarily with
incentive-based pay, which means the harder you work = the more
you get paid. Are you a $20,000 per year earner or an $80,000+
per year earner? At Dave’s World the choice is up to YOU!
Dave’s World is the area’s leading retailer selling Heat Pumps,
Appliances, Cellular, Flooring, and Mattresses. Please apply in
person at 16 Summer Street Dover-Foxcroft or email your resume
to [email protected].
Call Country Pride Cleaning at
564-7019
Full time manager position available.
Must have good driving record and be
able to pass police background check.
Call Country Pride Cleaning at
564-7019
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Full time Customer Service professional needed to support the
medical products team. This includes customer service for our
Asian distributors as well as supporting our Sales Representative
for the Asian market. This successful candidate must be a selfstarter, confident and resourceful. A pleasant and effective
telephone manner and the ability to work on their own as well as
in cooperation with our team will be necessary. Good keyboarding
with PC experience and knowledge of Excel and Word is
recommended. Prior customer experience preferred.
If you meet the above qualifications and would like to apply for the
position, please send resume by May 1, 2015 to: Puritan Medical
Products Co, LLC, Attn: Human Resource Manager, P.O. Box 149,
Guilford ME 04443. Equal Opportunity Employer.
HELP
WANTED
Gordon Contracting of Sangerville has been awarded
two projects for the United States Postal Service - one for
the United States General Services Administration; and
negotiating two contracts at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
for the U.S. Navy.
We are seeking applicants for the following positions:
carpentry, construction foreman, millwork contractors,
painters and general laborers. Pay ranges from $16/hr -$34/hr.
Wage dependant upon wage rates specified for each project.
As part of our commitment to Piscataquis County and in
accord with HUBZone requirements, Gordon Contracting
is ONLY hiring qualified individuals that live in Piscataquis
County. Applicants must pass random drug tests, security
screenings, and must have a clean criminal record.
Gordon Contracting Inc is an SBA Certified HUBZone
contractor. If you are a qualified candidate, please apply
online at: www.GCMaine.com.
PRIVATE COLLECTOR paying
top $$$ for all old coins and paper money. I have the books to
show you the value. IE silver
dollars $18 and up. Any silver
coins 1964 and below paying 10
times face value or numismatic
value. IE 1877 Indian cent $500.
Also seeking pocket watches,
old banks, Civil War items, gold
and silver. I am not a dealer. I
do not melt coins. Ralph 207285-3346 or 207-478-5717.
SERVICES
HALL RENTAL - Parkman
Grange Hall available for your spcial event. Full kitchen downstairs,
open hall upstairs. Don 343-0274
for details.
CHIMNEYS - Build, top out, repair, replace flashing around chimneys. Free estimates. Contact Raymond Murray 938-3285.
WE WASH WINDOWS! Residential and commerical. Family owned
and operated cleaning service.
Willing to travel. Quality work,
affordable prices. Call Perkins
Cleaning Service 207-279-1478 or
email us at perkinscleaning85@
gmail.com.
TASTE YOUR WAY to better
health. Welcome to our vegetarian cooking class. Learn how to
eat more veggies. Ideas on how to
make a healthy vegetarian meal.
All new recipes/book drawing.
Class is free. April 29th at 6 PM.
Dexter Seventh-Day Adventist
Church, 103 Spring St. Dexter, ME
04930. For more information call
478-2752.
SPA & HOT TUB
PURITAN MEDICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY LLC
Has an immediate opening for a
WANTED
CORINNA - Mom of 2 looking for
children to watch in my Corinna
home. Across from the school. Low
rates. Call Heather 217-1693.
HORTICULTURAL PROGRAM AIDE
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension invites
applicants to apply for a Horticultural Program Aide position.
This is a part-time, 20 hours per week position housed in
the Piscataquis County Extension office in Dover-Foxcroft,
Maine. The Horticultural Aide will support County Master
Gardener Volunteer and Maine Harvest for Hunger activities
in the County. For a full job description and to apply go to:
https://umaine.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=25870&j
ob=community-education-assistant-cl2-horticulture-aidepiscataquis-county
The University of Maine is an EEO/AA Employer. All qualified
applicants will receive consideration for employment without
regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual
orientation, age, disability, protected veteran status, or any other
characteristic protected by law.
HELP WANTED
SALES ASSOCIATE - Greenville, ME
* Must have experienced sales background.
* Proficiency on computer with Microsoft Excel and
Database software.
* Good telephone etiquette and organizational skills
* Responsible for walk-in sales and material sales orders
* Sales reports to management weekly
* Will assist the Design Department as needed
* 40 hours per week - hourly rate and commission
(May include Saturday hours - summer/fall months no more then 2 per month)
Interviews will begin on May 18th, 2015
Each applicant will be notified of date and time.
Do not apply if you cannot work in Greenville Office
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We repair all brands of spas and
hot tubs. We also repair steam and
sauna. Call 277-3540. Please leave
a message.
FOR SALE
MEDFORD - Riding mower. B&S
rebuild engine. I broke the belt last
September. Husband didn’t remove
battery. Otherwise it’s great. $400
obo. 943-6909.
DEXTER - Mobile homes are all
ready to move-in. Will owner finance. Homes stay in the park.
Call 207-946-2085 or visit us online at www.ericsoncountrymhp.
com.
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
CNAs
Day & evening shifts
and part-time nurse
Per Diem - Flexible Hours
Shift & WeekendDifferentials
Please contact:
Dexter Health Care
Kim Phillips, RN, DON
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
April 24 - 30, 2015
FIREWOOD
FIREWOOD
DEXTER - Firewood. No we are
not out of business. Sawed, split
& delivered. Call for prices. Stan
White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 9246217.
FIREWOOD - sawed, split and delivered $200 per cord. Beech, rock
maple, yellow birch and white ash.
Limited supply. Call 717-4964.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Spray Foam Technician - Full time position
Busy home improvement company specializing in
Weatherization and Insulation. Seeking a motivated individual
with excellent residential building, remodeling and Weatherization
skills. Applicant must have a valid driver’s license
with a clean driving record.
Apply in person or Email - [email protected]
BONSEY BROTHERS, Inc.
79 East Main St., Dover-Foxcroft, Me 04426
800-499-2081 • 207-564-2081
Yard maintenance person
needed for summer.
20 - 30 hours per week.
Call Bill Eckhardt at
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FREE DISPOSAL DAY FOR THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS AND QUANTITIES
SATURDAY, MAY 9TH
• 5 TIRES (passenger cars only w/out rims)
• 1 CFC (refrigerator or air conditioner)
• 1 CRT (TV or Computer Monitor)
This is a per household and persons delivering these materials
must have a Valid MMSWA permit.
Reminder: MMSWA is a Mandatory Recycling Facility. Recycling
helps offset our costs for waste disposal so we can have these FREE
disposal days. Please do your part in recycling so we can continue
offering these FREE days.
Items recycled at MMSWA include the following:
· Newspaper and Magazines
· Corrugated Cardboard
· Tin Cans (soup cans, cat and dog food cans)
· #2 Plastic (milk jugs, laundry detergent containers,
kitty litter containers, etc.)
· Glass Jars and Bottles
· Office Paper
· Mixed Paper (junk mail, cereal boxes, shredded paper, etc.)
Items for Sale (see attendants for details)
· Backyard Compost Bins
· Recycle Bins
· Kitchen Pails
· Compost Aerators
Thank You for Recycling
Looking for qualified and motivated operators
to run bulldozer, excavator, and grader.
Herrick Excavation Inc.
Apply at 8 School St., Guilford
or call Zac at 343-1694
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FOR NEW IN-TOWN DEXTER APT TENANTS - 50% off
1st month, 10% off for next 5
months. One and Two Bedrooms. All utilities included.
NO PETS. Call now for more
information. 924-6867.
DEXTER - 1 and 2 bedroom apartments available. Stove, refrigerator and heat included. No pets.
876-3713.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - NAMI
(National Alliance on Mental Illness) Family and Friends Support Group meets on the last
Tuesday of every month from
6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Borestone
Room, Mayo Regional Hospital,
Dover-Foxcroft. For more information call Beth at 924-7903 or
Debbie at 564-2393.
Accepting
Applications
Park Street Village
Milo
1&2 Bedroom Apts.
Ask about Rental Assistance
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
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PO Box 215, Rockwood ME 04478
We are an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
www.cbmattson.com
1-800-244-2297
Equal
Housing
Opportunity
Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS
An equal opportunity provider and employer
DEXTER - Single apts. No pets,
no smokers. Security deposit.Bryant Apartments. 924-3371. Please
speak slowly & leave clear message.
RENTALS
RENTALS - Sangerville 2 bedroom apartment downstairs $500/
month. 3 bedroom apartment upstairs $600/month. Dover-Foxcroft
2 bedroom house $600/month. Applications and references required.
Available end of May. 270-0888.
MILO - 2 and 3 bedroom mobile
home for rent in park. Available
May 1st. No dogs. Starting at $400/
month plus deposit. Call 943-7304
after 5 pm.
AL-ANON
MILO – Mondays, 7-8 p.m. United Methodist Church, Park St.
HARTLAND - Wednesdays 7-8
p.m. at Irving Tanning Community Center, Hartland. For information, call 938-3163.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
“A.A.” 24 HOUR HOTLINE:
1-800-737-6237
SUNDAY
DOVER-FOXCROFT - 11 a.m.
Dover-Foxcroft Group @ Library.
Rt. 15 - D/O
Sanger Davis
Patty Thompson
341-0140 (cell)
Apartments
HARTLAND - 7 pm Graceland
UM church - O/D
MONDAY
631-6354 (cell)
or e-mail:
[email protected]
or e-mail at
[email protected]
118 Moosehead Trail Suite 1, Newport, ME 04953 • www.realtyofmaine.com
1&2 bedroom apts.
Eastville Village
MILO – 7 p.m. Milo Discussion
Group @ Methodist Church, Park
St. – SP/D/O
Ask about Rental Assistance
NEWPORT – 7 p.m. Methodist
Church, Main St. – O/D/A
Newport
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
MLS#: 1147552 Dixmont: Nicely updated
MLS#: 1157938 Dexter: 2BR 1BA camp in ru- 3BR home with 3 car garage, paved drive, pool
ral setting. Nice get-away spot or year around with decking, & stream frontage. Beautiful
landscaped lot. $149,900. Call Sanger
living. $40,000. Call Sanger
Waterfront
Water Access
MLS#: 1147687 Dover Foxcroft: Private 3
MLS#: 1095119 Dexter: 2003 Pine Grove bedrooms, 1 bath home on 5.2 acres. built
Double wide has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, in 1995, very good condition, well taken care
1/2 bath, nice kitchen with island, new carpet of. Metal roof put on in 2013. Full basement.
in living room. Has 2 car garage with storage $100,900. Call Patty
overheard. Nice views of the lake, also owns
50’ on the lake. 2 nice decks to sit out on in
the evening. $119,000. Call Patty
1-800-244-2297
Equal Housing
Opportunity
Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS
An equal opportunity provider and employer
TUESDAY
DEXTER – 7 p.m. Dexter Tuesday Night Group @ First Free
Baptist Church, Spring Street –
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Price Reduced
MLS#: 1121799 Harmony: Nicely finished
3BR/1BA cottage with water views and water
access to Great Moose Lake. Open living area
MLS#: 1202880 Newport: Over ½ acre and with a view of the lake. 2 car detached garage MLS#: 1126953 Guilford: 1976 mobile home
200 feet of water frontage on Sebasticook and a bunkhouse. $125,000. Call Sanger
in good condition. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, lamilake. Older one room camp on property.
nate floors. Attached shed and a place to put
$80,000. Call Sanger
your toys. ITS 85 is at the end of the street.
Woodstove in living room. $16,900. Call Patty
HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER
MLS#: 1142847 Hartland: Great investment
property. Duplex w/3 bedrooms in each unit.
Dining area, large deck on back, full basemet
w/washer & dryer HU. 2 heating units, live in
one and let the tenant pay your mortgage.
$59,900. Call Patty
New Listing
MLS#: 1204305 Newport: Easy access
to shopping, I-95, and local amenities. Attached 2 car garage/barn with storage above.
MLS#: 1206208 Newport: Nicely maintained 3BR/2.5BA. Jetted tub w/separate shower on MLS#: 1210311 Etna: Great place to build
3BR/1BA home. Heated one car garage with 2nd floor. Balcony off 3rd floor master & large your home, only 2 miles from the highway.
workshop space. Nice open back yard with private deck off main level. ITS trail is nearby.. Had a soils test done in the 90’s. Has been
$185,000. Call Sanger
surveyed. $19,900. Call Patty
space for gardens. $84,900. Call Sanger
MLS#: 1125162 Hartland:1974 Burlington
mobile home with 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
full basement, enclosed porch on the back
with deck, has 28.49 acres with 13 acres of
field, barn, also has a 5 bay pole barn and
shed. 3 car garage with storage overhead.
$79,900. Call Patty
Immediate 2 Bedroom Vacancy. Vouchers Welcomed!
Rent starts at $626.00. Income limits apply.
Coin-op laundry available on site.
For applications, visit
www.mainedevelopment.com; or contact us at
Maine Development Associates
1-800-639-1747
TTY 711 / 800-437-1220
Housing
We are an Equal Opportunity OrganizationEqual
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Rebuilt Transmissions
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Appointments Only!
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Timberlands
Certified Logging Professionals
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FOUNDATIONS
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FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS
LAWN CARE
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ARROW TREE & LAWN SERVICE
Free estimates - Fully Insured
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564-3384 Home
343-1377 Cell
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BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC.
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Water Wells
Complete Pump Installation
Water Softeners
Call DOUG
876-4580
Free Estimates
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FIFTH GENERATION
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Great fuel prices coming right to your front door!
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Kennedy
Plumbing
LA NCASTER
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683.5525 Jeff McKenney
FREE ESTIMATES 592-7354
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Foster Painting Co.
CROUSE BUILDERS
Building Quality Homes for
Over 30 Years
Reliable References - Insured
876-2783 Sangerville
631-9587 Cell
FIREWOOD
Unseasoned 225/cord
$
$
Kiln Dried 285/cord
Cut, split & 2 cord loads delivered free in local area.
Good Wood. certified measure.
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April 24 - 30, 2015
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LANE’S COLLISION CENTER
www.lanescollisioncenter.com
186 Exeter Rd., Rt. 43 Corinna 278-2435 • Cell: 949-6069
Kevin Lane, Owner • Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-12
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Now offering: Light Auto Repair • Tires • Oil Changes & More
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Bedliners
Rentals Available
All Insurance Companies Honored
DOVER-FOXCROFT: 109 Pleasant St.
1BR, first floor apt. $595/mo. Heat, hot
water & trash removal included.
MILO: 3BR house for rent., Tenant pays
for all utilities. $575/mo.
SPECIAL’S OF THE WEEK
One year lease, references
and security deposit required.
$200 move-in bonus when
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Call 343-1447
email: [email protected]
Piscataquis County’s ONLY
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Great house lot in
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2012 GMC TERRAIN SLE
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Maine Properties Realty
86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930
(207) 924-6600
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Moonroof
Leather, Moonroof
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19 Summer Street, Dover Foxcroft • 564-3395
[email protected]
LOCAL TRADES • FORD PROGRAM VEHICLES
SERVICE DIRECTORY
and CLEANING
Home Building & Remodeling
DOORE
• Decks
• Additions
• Siding
• Roofing, etc.
Call us for all your
construction needs!
FULLY INSURED
Frank Santos
Over 35 yrs experience
PAGE’S BUILDING
FURNACE REPAIRS
SANTOS BUILDERS
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Energy Inc.
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ACCEPTED!
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LICENSED AND INSURED
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Dexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849
SERVICE
DIRECTORY ADS:
1x1 3 Months
$
120
1-800-287-2295
16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com
WYMAN
CONSTRUCTION
Excavation • Gravel
Septic Systems
Land Clearing
Dexter - 924-5902
Sullivan Masonry
Brick - Block - Stonework
Chimneys - Chimney Lining
Residential
~ Over 40 years experience ~
Charleston
285-3572
Cell:
570-2482
Specializing
in Hazardous
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TREE REMOVAL
& PRUNING
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& COMMERCIAL
LAWNMOWING
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Garland, Maine
924-3405
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Dixmont, ME 04932
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Buying Salvage Vehicles
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2014 Ford Expedition XLT 4x4
2014 Ford Mustang GT Conv.
2013 Chevrolet Avalanche LT
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2013 Ford F-150 C/Cab XLT
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2015 Chevrolet Impala LT
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2015 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 LS
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112,995
12
2,995
995
Varney Price
Lease $444/Month
for 39 months
$
444,995
44
4,995
995
All prices include rebates, business and dealer incentives. Tax andd Titl
Title nott iincluded.
l d d
2013 Toyota Tacoma Dbl Cab 4x4
2014 Volkswagen Passat TDI SE
2013 Chevrolet Avalanche 4x4 LTZ
Varney Price
Varney Price
Varney Price
$
30,995
$
26,995
Text V1279Z to 96300 1279Z, TDI I4, Leather, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise
Text VP2627 to 96300
2013 Mini Cooper
$
39,995
P2627, V-6, Auto, Tilt, Cruise,
Fiberglass Cap, Tow Package
2014 Chevrolet Camaro LT RS
Varney Price
Text V14159A to 96300
17,995
Varney Price
$
23,995
P2638, 4cyl, Auto, Leather, Sunroof,
PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise
Text VP2559A to 96300
14159A, V-8, Auto, Leather,
Sunroof, Navigation
2014 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT
Varney Price
$
$
Varney Price
39 Month Lease, 10k/Year, 44,995 Sale Price, 1.65 APR,
2000 Down Cash or Trade Plus 1st Month Pmt Due @
Signing, 3000 CCR, Tax Included, 27655 Residual
19,995
19,995
86('
86
#14033, Sunroof,
Heated Leather,
Power Windows,
Power Locks,
Power Steering,
Rear Camera,
MSRP $25,590
#14094, 4cyl, Auto,
PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,
Fog Lamps,
MSRP $16,525
#14106, 4cyl, Auto,
PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,
MSRP $24,255
Sale Price 22995, 825 CCR, 500 Loyalty, 1900 Down Cash
or Trade, .96 APR, 14067 Residual
338,995
38
8,995
2014 Chevrolet Cruze 2LT RS
2014 Chevrolet Spark LT
2015 Chevrolet Malibu
$
Varney Price
$
P2559A, V-6, Auto, Sunroof, PW,
PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise
29,995
P2504, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, HD Tow
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