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Volume 163 No. 43
HomeTown AdVantage
October 23 - 29, 2015
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FA Alumni Jazz
band will play at
Womancare fundraiser
DOVER-FOXCROFT - The Foxcroft Academy Alumni Jazz Band
will play a masquerade dance on Friday, October 30 at The Mill Event
Space in Dover-Foxcroft.
A light dinner and cash bar will be available, as well as masks for
those who wish to go incognito in the spirit of Halloween. The dance
runs from 7 - 10 p.m. and proceeds will benefit Spruce Run/Womancare Alliance.
The Alumni Band, including several original members of the acclaimed Foxcroft Academy Dance Band established in 1960 under the
direction of Robert Thorne, has a rich and impressive history. The
semi-professional band traveled the state for many years, playing
dances for high schools and other venues.
The band competed annually at the Maine All-State competition,
winning many first place titles and becoming the dominant force in
high school jazz. They went on to compete at the annual North Eastern Jazz Festival held at the Berkley School of Music in Boston, MA,
winning first place in 1971 out of over 200 bands.
In June of 1974 the dance band and concert/marching band traveled to Romania, giving performances from near the Russian border
to Transylvania, home of Count Dracula, to the Black Sea. They were
the first American high school band to represent the Ambassadors of
Friendship, a New York based non-profit foundation furthering internation understanding through the performing arts.
The band reunited in 1982 under the title of the Foxcroft Academy
Alumni Band, and continues to play for wedding receptions, outdoor
summer concerts, dances, and at the annual Foxcroft Academy Alumni celebration. High school students fill in on occasion, giving them
the opportunity to play with an older generation of great musicians
and learn old-school big band era music.
The dance is made possible by the event’s Gold Sponsors; Will’s
Shop N Save, Pastimes Pub, and Foxcroft Catering Co.. Tickets are
$25 each / $45 couple, and are available in advance at Pastimes Pub,
Foxcroft Catering Co., and the Dover-Foxcroft Town Office.
For more information regarding the dance, contact Lauraine Piquette at 207-272-0902. For information and bookings regarding the
Foxcroft Academy Alumni Jazz Band, contact Deb Maynard at 207871-5448.
REDDY HEALTH CENTER
Observing our 65th year in 2015
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October 23 - 29, 2015
The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
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MAYO WINS “MOST IMPROVED AWARD” FOR WORKER SAFETY Mayo Regional Hospital’s Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Committee accepted the Most Improved
Award for Worker Safety on 10.15.2015 from the Synernet Worker’s Compensation Fund. In the photo
are, from left to right: Mark Donaghy, Libby Derhak, Eric Young, Denise Scuderi, James Godley, Joann
Lovell, Melissa Ware, Meagan Simpson, Seated row, left to right: Cal Wilson, Shane Stevens and Elizabeth Wheeler. The award was announced in Rockland last month at Synernet’s annual Fund meeting.
Synernet, Inc is the workers compensation insurance company that insures Mayo Regional Hospital employees. From 2013 to 2015 Mayo Regional Hospital saw a 70% reduction in injury cost due to a reduction
in patient handling claims. “Congratulations to the Mayo employees and the Safe Patient Handling and
Mobility Committee to keeping our patients and employees safe,” said Marie Vienneau, CEO and President of Mayo Regional Hospital.
Great Food.
The headline above expresses the goal of a simple
project launched by the Dover Foxcroft Congregational Church in cooperation with the Dover Foxcroft United Methodist. For a year now, we have
been offering free meals to the community.
Soon the program will hit the 1000 meal mark.
Teams of volunteers have come from within the
church but also from other organizations in the community. The women of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church have joined us in our efforts and have
added another monthly meal to our calendar. Others are considering the same. Thanks also to the
Maine Highlands Credit Union for their support.
The meal is open to anyone. Some come because it
is free and helps on the grocery bill. Some come for
fellowship with old friends. Others come because it
is an opportunity to meet and serve new people. If
you would like to join us, just come.
If you are interested in putting together a team to
host a meal (one time or on a regular basis) I would
love to hear from you. If you would like to support
our efforts in other ways, I welcome your call as
well.
Meals are hosted on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the
Month at the Congregational Church. The first of
these is offered by its own members and friends,
the later by the Catholic Church. The United Methodist Church offers its meal on its campus the 3rd
Monday of each month. All meals begin at 6pm.
Be looking for information about our Thanksgiving
day meal which will be held at noon on Thanksgiving Day. It too will be free and open to all.
Rev. Chad L. Poland
Dover Foxcroft Congregational Church
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The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
October 23 - 29, 2015
East Sangerville Grange will host 40th craft fair
SANGERVILLE - Doors at the
East Sangerville Grange open at
9 a.m. on Saturday, November 7
for its renowned annual Holiday
Craft Fair.
Crafters and artisans from all
around the region will be on hand
with beautiful, unique products
and gifts. Between all the honeys
and jams, wool sweaters, caps,
and gloves, handcrafted jewelry,
soaps, rugs, paintings and pottery, it will be fun and easy to
make a big dent in your holiday
shopping list when you attend
this event.
Admission to the fair, which is
celebrating its 40th year, is still
only $1. Shoppers are invited to
take a break and enjoy lunch. A
variety of fresh made soups, salads, grilled sandwiches, baked
goods, and desserts will be on
sale throughout the day. The fair
closes at 3 p.m.
Those looking for a really full
day can come back to the grange
later that evening for a performance by Gypsy Flamenco Swing
band Amerenouche, the opening
act for the grange’s coffeehouse.
Doors for the show open at 5:30
p.m. and the music starts at 7.
Tickets are available at the door
or two weeks in advance at Bob’s
Farm, Home and Garden in Dover-Foxcroft.
For more information about the
Coffee House call 564-8596. You
can also visit East Sangerville
Grange’s Web site at www.http://
www.grange.org/eastsangervilleme177/ or find them on Facebook to find ticket prices and see
the complete lineup of performers
for the 2015-2016 season.
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Sophia Cotta joins
the Paw Patrol at
Saturday’s Dexter
Fire Department
open house.
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Now Serving Homemade Breakfast 7 Days a Week, 5 to 11 am
What:
The Town of Greenville and Moosehead Lake Region Chamber of
Commerce are hosƟng an informal meet and greet about
financial and technical resources available to Moosehead
Lake Region small businesses. RepresentaƟves will be on hand to
begin working with small business owners to help them achieve
Function Hall & Catering
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Tuesday, October 27th
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Live Entertainment on Weekends!
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RepresentaƟves from Town of Greenville, Moosehead Lake Region
Chamber of Commerce , Piscataquis County Economic Development
Council, Small Business Development Centers, Eastern Maine
Development CorporaƟon, and U.S. Small Business AdministraƟon.
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PCEA Annual Meeting & Dinner
Celebrating & Supporting Farming
in Piscataquis County
with John Piotti of Maine Farmland Trust
Farm to Table Meal by
Spruce Mill Farm & Kitchen
Friday, October 30th 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church
To RSVP, please contact James Pineau at [email protected]
RSVP with payment of $10 per meal at
165 East Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft,
564-3301. PCEA By-law amendments will
be voted on. Proceeds to benefit local
school gardening projects.
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October 23 - 29, 2015
The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
THE SANGERVILLE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Dexter American Legion, Post 53
Would like to announce that they will be open to the
public on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 to 2:00 pm,
for recreation. Lunch will be available by donation.
earned four awards at the
annual meeting of the Maine
State Federation of Firefighters on September 12 in
Belfast. The 27 Sangerville
firefighters in attendance
took first place in the Ladies
Auxiliary Marching Unit, the
Hose Cart for the 1899 entry
and Sangerville’s 1955 Ford.
Sangerville also won second
place in the Fire Department
Marching Unit.
Bring your board or card games
and come in to socialize!
For more information, contact
Rodney Giles at 924-3589 or Neil Clukey at 924-3839.
FALL FAIR
October 31, 10 am - 1 pm
Rte. 7,
Dexter Rd.,
Corinna
Brownville Junction United Methodist Church
Church Tables: Crafts - Gift Baskets - Food - Books
Nearly New - Rummage-Christmas Items
207-278-3704
Farmstand Open Every Day 10-5
Lunch served starting at 11:00 menu of
Sandwiches, Pie, Coffee and Punch
Macs, Cortlands, Delicious, Honeycrisp,
Empire, Macoun, More Varieties Coming!
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Local history books on sale!
Never too early for Christmas!
The Merrill Slate Quarry of Brownville $9.95
Schoodic Lake Revisited $18.95
On sale at LaGrange General Store,
The General Store in Brownville Jct.
and Indian Hill Trading Post in Greenville,
select outlets and Bill Sawtell at 965-3971.
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Don’t Forget our
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Tuesday, November 3 from 5 - 6:30 pm
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Boys Rec basketball sign ups for grades 3-6 will be
held Thursday, November 5 from 5 - 6:30 pm
at the Town Hall.
$15 sign up fee. Any questions call 270 -0195.
BRIGGS FARM
115 Crawford Road, Dexter
924-3456
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The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
October 23 - 29, 2015
BUYING GROCERIES SHOULDN’T BE A FRIGHT!
Come to P&L Country Market. We’ll Always Treat You Right!
Ground Fresh Daily
PERDUE
Ground Chuck
Whole Chicken
3.98
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Open 8 AM - 7 PM, Fridays 8 AM - 8 PM
$
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Lb. or More
Fresh
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Lb.
Beef Round Boneless
Beef Round Boneless
Choice Boneless Whole
Beef Round
Beef Round
Top Round
Top Round
Eye Round
Oven Roast
Cube
Stew
Steak
Roast
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Steak
Beef
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$3.88 Lb.
$4.38 Lb.
$4.38 Lb.
Fresh Boneless
Lean & Tender
Whole Boneless
Boneless
Chicken Breast
Tenderloins $1.98 Lb.
St. Louis Style
Center Cut
Center Cut
Pork Ribs $2.98 Lb.
Pork Loins $2.38 Lb.
3 Lb. Block
GREAT LAKES SLICED
American Cheese
KRETSCHMAR
$8.98
$3.98
CALIFORNIA Red or Green
Seedless
Grapes $1.99 Lb.
USA GROWN
All Purpose Yellow
2 Lb. Bags
Cooking Onions
99¢ Lb.
CALIFORNIA FRESH 16 Oz.
Peeled Baby
Carrots
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HATFIELD 5 Lb. Bag Fully Cooked
Sausage Links or Patties
HATFIELD Thick Sliced
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564-8441
Our Kiosk is now
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Bangor Mall
Come see our wide
selection of Maine apparel!
Pies $
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Opening November 4th
Phar m ac y
Katahdin Valley Health Center (KVHC) is proud to announce the opening
of our retail pharmacy. KVHC will offer services to all community members,
serving both existing patients and non-KVHC patients alike.
We will begin serving the local community on November 4th.
We know how busy life can be. KVHC
Pharmacy offers a way to eliminate
monthly trips to the pharmacy so you
never run out of your important
medications. KVHC Pharmacy will be
offering FREE standard delivery on most
medications, available to all customers.
Note: Due to Federal regulations, not all shipping methods
are available for all medications. KVHC Pharmacy
mail-order shipping is only avaiable in the United States.
Simply scan the QR Code on your prescription
receipt using your smartphone or tablet to be
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“I would like to use my years of varied experience...”
To the Editor:
I would like to ask for your vote on November 3, as I run for the Dexter Town
Council. I started working for the Town in October, 1976 as a deputy clerk with Helen
Wilkins. I just missed working with George Campbell and Wes Sherburne, but retired
town clerk Eleanor Smith Ronco was an active participant on the council at that
time. In the town office I worked with Margaret McCourt; Nora Cote; Cyril Pooler;
Bill Keyte; Susan Abel; and Phil Richards was town manager. Slim prescott was Fire
Chief and the Red Phone, a direct connection to the fire chief was behind my desk.
We used the siren on the Morrison Memorial Building to call out volunteer firemen.
David Clukey just began as Police Chief but Harold Knox was always around the office regaling us with his adventures as police Officer and chief - including riding his
horse up the steps of the Town Hall.
We worked with a calculator and a typewriter long before any computers were even
thought to be a daily part of office work. It would take a week before EVERY election
to type the entire voter’s list from the registration cards. The daily business of the
town was typewritten or hand written; recording births and deaths; selling hunting
and fishing licenses; and registering vehicles.
When Viola Keyte retired, I became Town Clerk. I love organizing and overseeing
elections. No computers there either and the ballot clerks - Lillian; Marilyn; Carolyn;
Benita; Betty; Helen and Florence - would stay throughout the night counting Yes’s
and No’s until we were al laughed out and giddy. When it became available, I asked
the Council to purchase the first electronic voting machine, and election results became available at the touch of a button in a more timely manner.
Upon retiring after twenty years in 1996, I completed two three-year terms on the
Town Council. The last two years I served as the first woman chair of the council - a
very responsible position I took great pride in holding. I was the Council’s representative to the Mid Maine Solid Waste Association since its inception. Five towns
- Corinna; Dexter; Exeter; St. Albans; and Ripley - joined together to create and run
an innovative trash disposal facility and recycling center. When termed out on the
Council, I did a three year term with the Planning Board. I learned more about “foot
print lake lot sizes”, zoning and landuse regulations, and erosion control methods
than I knew was possible to know.
Since leaving town employment in 1996, I spent the time raising, training and
competing three generations of Distance Horses. We race between 25 and 100 miles
on marked trails with veterinary checkpoints. In 2009, my second generation mare,
Highcountry Piper was the National Distance Horse of the year. From the trails of
Dexter to National Competitions on a homegrown horse- a very rare accomplishment.
I am lucky to have landowners genrous enough to allow me access to the beautiful
trails aroudn Dexter. When the proposed East/West highway talked about coming
through Dexter, I join Concerned Citizens of Dexter to try and protect what I love and
what I enjoy.
In 2015, I served as Chair of theCharter Review Committee. A good group of citizens who worked to bring Dexter’s Charter to a current and more timely document
used day to day in the Town Office. I am currently a member of the Dexter Board of
Appeals. I heard my first tax appeal this summer learning how complicated it is to
hold such a hearing with the information required to make an informed decision.
I would like to use my years of varied experience once again on the Dexter Town
Council. I would appreciate your vote on election day.
Marcia Delaware
Dexter
ANOTHER VIEW
No More Welfare for Politicians
by Paula G. Sutton
Question 1 on the ballot next month asks voters:
“Do you want to change Maine law to allow publicly financed political candidates
to qualify for additional funds under certain circumstances, to improve the disclosure of who pays for political ads, and to increase penalties for violations of campaign finance law?”
The proponents of this bill claim it will take the big money out of Maine politics and restore power to the people. The assumption is that it will accomplish this
by increasing the amount of money taxpayer funded candidates receive, increasing
penalties to those who break campaign laws, and requiring the top three donors to
be listed in all disclosures.
For those who may not be familiar with current campaign funding, here is a brief
overview. Currently, there are two ways a candidate can finance his or her campaign, either traditional or taxpayer funded (“Clean Election”).
In a traditionally funded campaign, the maximum donation a single person or
company can give is $750; all donors’ names are publically disclosed and available
on the Maine Ethics website; and there is no limit to the amount a candidate can
raise as long as one single person does not give more than the maximum $750.
The other way is a taxpayer funded campaign, so-called “clean election”, which
I like to call “welfare for politicians”. To receive this funding, a candidate collects
“qualifying” $5.00 checks, fills out paperwork, and gets a check from the taxpayers
of Maine. The candidate is limited to a predetermined amount and cannot directly
raise or spend any additional money. Funding for a campaign varies according to
the type of race and whether or not it is contested. For example, a House candidate
currently receives around $5,000, a Senate candidate $22,000, and a gubernatorial
candidate $1,000,000. The new law proposes to raise the amount a House candidate
could get to $15,000, a Senate candidate to $60,000, and a Gubernatorial candidate
to $2,000,000.
In addition to direct spending on campaigns, there are also political action committees or PAC’s that spend millions. A PAC is legally required to disclose its donors
just as a traditionally funded candidate is. When a PAC spends money promoting
or opposing a candidate, there is no limit on the amount of money it can use to promote or oppose a candidate. That’s right, there is absolutely no limit on what any
PAC can spend. So I ask you, what possible impact could Question 1 have on big
money in politics? The truth is none at all, since it only impacts a candidate’s direct
campaign spending.
Another effect Question 1 will have is to make it very difficult for a traditionally
funded candidate to find a treasurer, because he or she will be intimidated about
the potential of making a filing error, and as a result be subject to massive fines and
penalties. Most treasurers for traditionally funded campaigns are ordinary citizens
with no special degree in accounting or finance.
Finally, forcing candidates to list the top three donors on their literature and
other advertisements is impractical due to space limitations, and the vagaries of
which donors apply to what advertising.
It is interesting to note that the very group, Mainers for Accountable Elections,
who are promoting these changes, do not practice what they preach. They do not
list their three top donors. This was curious to me, so I looked into the situation
and found that Sean Simka Eldridge, an ultra-wealthy financier from New York,
had written a check to Mainers for Accountable Elections for $100,000. The Proteus/
Piper Fund of Amherst Mass., which is associated with George Soros’ Open Society
Foundation and the Tides Foundation from New York and San Francisco, wrote two
checks totaling $200,000. Ultra-wealthy special interest groups from outside Maine
funding a movement pretending to be against ultra-wealthy special interest groups;
does that feel like hypocrisy to you?
If Question 1 were to pass, it would cost Maine taxpayers an additional $6,000,000
in taxes. If my memory is correct, the last session of the legislature could not fully
fund seriously disabled and elderly Maine people. From where is all this extra
money going to appear?
The way I see it, Question 1 is for politicians who want to vote themselves a pay
raise at the expense of hardworking Mainers. Question 1 will have no impact on big
money spent in politics. Let’s take our money and use it for schools, infrastructure,
and elderly home care. Vote NO on Question 1; no more welfare for politicians.
Another View is a Maine Press Association award-winning column written by an individual who is a member of a group of concerned citizens who
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
YOUTH DAY HUNTER’S BREAKFAST - Exeter School. 4 - 9 AM. $6. Dexter Regional High School
2016 Operation Graduation fundraiser.
NOKOMIS HIGH SCHOOL YARD SALE - Gym. Newport. 8 AM - 3 PM. Donations can be dropped
off in Nokomis Office.
CHICKEN PIE DINNER - Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church, 824 W. Main St. 4:30 - 6:30 PM.
$10/adults, $4/under 12.
MEN’S BREAKFAST - Devotional Time athe Church of the Open Bible, 120 School Rd, Charleston.
8 AM. Pastor Young 564-3372.
BEAN HOLE BEAN SUPPER - South Sangerville Grange. 4:30 - 6 PM. By donation.
RIPLEY LADIES AID FALL FAIR - Ripley United Methodist Church. 9 AM - 2 PM.
DOUGHTY HILL CONCERT - Wayside Theater, Dexter. 7 PM. $10. Joe Kennedy 277-3733.
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM, Fellowship 9:30 AM, Service 10
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NEW BEGINNINGS BIBLE CHURCH - Silvers Mills Rd, Dexter. Free Gospel Concert “Serenity.”
The National Hobo Gospel Singers. 3 PM. 924-3095 or 924-6866.
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5TH ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT - New Hope Baptist Church, Dexter. 5 - 7 PM.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH - 130 Spring St., Dexter. Reformation Sunday. 10 AM. 924-7419.
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40TH ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR - East Sangerville Grange. 9 AM - 3 PM. $1/at door.
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Costonis, Area 5 Commander Willard Leeman, Henry Beauchemin.
Hunting buddies spend
49th season in the woods
by Mike Lange
ABBOT – Ron Geminn and
Bill Strobel became fast friends
when they were stationed at
Brunswick Naval Air Station in
the 1960s.
But chances are they never
thought they’d be hunting partners for the next 49 years.
Strobel, who was originally
from New Hampshire, now lives
in Abbot and has invited Gemmin to come up from his Huntley,
Ill. home every fall since 1966.
This year, they stayed at a
camp near the Twenty-Mile Gate
north of Pittston Farm during
Columbus Day weekend.
This season wasn’t exactly
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“We didn’t see anything to hunt
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nothing. But we still had a good
time.”
Strobel agreed. “It was the
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said. “The leaves hadn’t fallen off
the trees and the grass was still
green. Even guys with bird dogs
were having a hard time. But we
saw some old friends up there,
shot the breeze and socialized a
bit.”
Geminn said that when both
men were in the process of leaving the service in 1966, “Bill
asked me if we were going hunting next year. I said ‘yes’ and
we’ve been doing it every fall
since then. It’s great to come up
to Maine this time of year.”
Geminn owned his own heating and air conditioning company for many years and Strobel
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years ago.
Are they planning anything
special for their 50th year?
“We’re working on it,” said Strobel with a laugh. “Maybe we’ll actually bag something next year.”
Park Street Discount Apparel
and More set to open in Milo Soon
by Mike Lange
MILO – There’s good news on
the horizon for residents of Milo
and surrounding towns who are
used to traveling to Bangor to
buy clothing and footwear.
Dave and Mandy Butterfield,
owners of the Tradewinds Marketplace, are opening Park Street
Discount Apparel and More in
the vacant storefront next to the
grocery store formerly occupied
by Family Dollar.
If all goes as planned, the new
store will be open by the end of
November, said Mandy Butterfield. “We will have a little bit of
everything, but close to 50 percent of our inventory will be new
clothing and footwear,” she said.
“The rest will be general merchandise like toys and household
items, including some for $1, $2
and $3.”
One of the major clothing
lines coming to Park Street Dis-
count Apparel and More will be
Carhartt from W.S. Emerson in
Brewer. The popular line of workwear for men and women should
be popular in the community,
said Butterfield. “Since Dave and
I live in Glenburn, we can pick
up special orders for customers if
we don’t have their size in stock,”
she said.
Mandy Butterfield, a Brownville native, said that it’s been
several years since Milo had a
clothing store. “This is our first
venture in this type of store, but
we’re very excited about it,” she
said. “It seems people in the Milo-Brownville area do like to support locally-owned businesses.”
The new store will also create
two full-time and three or four
-part time positions.
Tradewinds
Marketplace
opened in March 2011 at the site
of the former Farmer’s Union
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Nick Grass; Judy Raymond, Jeff Parola’s mother; Sgt. Scott Hamilton; Joe Poirier, a former state police
tactical team member, now with Cianbro; John Parola and Sgt. Peter Michaud. (Contributed photo)
Academy obstacle course dedicated to Jeff Parola
by Mike Lange
VASSALBORO – The late Jeff Parola’s passion for physical fitness started during his basketball days
at Dexter Regional High School where he played on the Eastern Maine Class B championship team of
1985-86.
Later, as a state trooper, he completed one of the fastest mile-and-a-half runs at the Maine Criminal
Justice Academy physical fitness course.
Parola lost his life on November 13, 1994 when his cruiser crashed in Sidney while he was responding
to a domestic violence call involving a firearm. He was 27 and had been with the state police for five years.
He was also a member of the elite tactical team.
As of Sept. 25, every cadet that goes through the law enforcement course at the academy will see Parola’s name prominently displayed on a new obstacle course that includes a climbing wall, pull-up bars,
balance beams, a rope bridge, steep hill climb and more.
The course construction was actually started last year, but the rest of the stations that requiring using
telephone poles were completed this summer, thanks to Cianbro Corporation. They donated the poles,
machinery and labor needed to install them, according to MCJA Director John Rogers.
Some of the funds for the course came from the Jeffrey S. Parola Foundation which contributed to the
academy over several years to help purchase safety equipment for the tactical teams, according to Parola’s
father, John Parola of Dexter.
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Parola said. “Some of it went to the academy, which was used toward the obstacle course; some went to the
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October 23 - 29, 2015
DHHS Commissioner hears county residents’ concerns
by Mike Lange
DOVER-FOXCROFT – When
the state’s largest agency tries
to serve the needs of the county
with the fewest people, sometimes
things fall through the cracks.
That was the message brought
up several times last week at a
town hall meeting at the Penquis
Higher Education Center, hosted
by Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Mary
Mayhew.
The public forum, attended by
around 40 people, was prompted
by a bill introduced in the last
session of the legislature by State
Sen. Paul Davis, mandating that
DHHS address some issues about
services in the county and report
back to lawmakers by January
2016.
DHHS closed its local office
10 to 12 years ago and installed
a computer kiosk at Penquis for
clients to access services. But the
system isn’t being utilized, according to Davis, because many senior
citizens aren’t computer-savvy.
Mayhew fielded numerous questions from the audience related to
the access issue and some policies
enacted by the agency that they
felt were counterproductive.
DHHS is the state’s largest
agency with a $3.4 billion budget
and 3,400 employees. Mayhew
said that the size of the department “allows us to address – in an
integrated way – the needs of individual and families throughout
the state. Their needs don’t necessarily fit into a single program but
multiple programs.
Mayhew cited the scenario of a
“75-year-old couple with a 50-yearold son with Down’s Syndrome.
His needs are increasing while
their health is deteriorating. And
they’re scared about who is going to help support their son who
they’ve cared for his entire life.”
But the commissioner said that
the biggest challenge is not just
to “meet the demands of today,
but the needs of services longterm. Our goal over the years has
been to create financial stability
throughout the department.”
MaineCare, for example, has
been stabilized, according to Mayhew and is operating more efficiently. “There’s a huge shift from
where the Medicaid/MaineCare
program has been,” she said. “For
years, it’s been more of a transactional-focused operation: claims
come in and payments go out. Now,
we are focused on demonstrating
value and quality of care.”
Often, DHHS regulations are at
odds with federal guidelines and
the state agency has to fight for
reimbursement, Mayhew told the
audience. She cited her department’s goal to provide homemaker
services that allow elderly people
to stay in their own homes “to delay the need for expensive, 24-7
residential programs or nursing
facilities.”
During the question-and-answer period, State Rep. Norman
Higgins noted that the nearest
full-service DHHS office is in Bangor “40 miles from Dover-Foxcroft.
For many others, it’s 60 to 75 miles.
So when we tell them to access
services online, the elderly haven’t
had the training – or the temperament – to use new technology. So
they simply give up.”
Mayhew said that she’ll explore
better ways to partner with community action agencies “and find
out where the gaps are, look at
what the barriers are and come
up with some strategies to bridge
that gap.” She cited the possibility
of a mobile unit or a DHHS staffer
coming to the county “a few times
per month.”
Sue Mackey Andrews, who has
worked with family advocacy
groups for several years, said that
every town in Piscataquis County
“has offered free office space for
DHHS. Our community partners
have also offered to help clients
who need services.”
Other concerns brought to Mayhew’s attention included the new
regulations that limit the amount
of assets a family can have in order to be eligible for food stamps.
Candy Cleaves, who said she has
both mental and physical impairments, said that many people
put money aside for emergencies
“if their car breaks down or their
roof collapses. Rather than to have
them seek support from another
service, let them have access to
their money so they can take care
of the situation themselves.”
Cleaves used the example of a
couple who lost their jobs at the
mill in Millinocket. “Are we going
to ask them to sell everything they
have in a community where many
people are also unemployed?” she
said. “I think there needs to be a
lot more thought put into this.”
Mayhew said that Maine’s asset limit is actually higher than
federal guidelines. “So we are looking at ways to comply with those
requirements and support what
the core function of this program
should be: to help people back on
the pathway to self-sufficiency,”
she said.
APPAREL from Page 8
Milo Town Manager Damien
Pickel said that the new store
should be a winner. “I think it’s
great news. Dave and Mandy
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our community,” he said
Some of the charitable causes
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Back to School Supplies Drive,
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Derby “No Child Left Hungry”
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The Eastern Gazette * Your HomeTown AdVantage
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Parola said that his son “would
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Joe Poirier, who now works for
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FOR SALE
GUILFORD - PCA needed for towns. Call 564-0462 or 279-9818.
DEXTER - Single apts. No pets, COW MANURE for next year’s quadriplegic male. 15-30 hours
no smokers. Security deposit. garden! $25/pick-up truck and per week, mornings. Occasional
Bryant Apartments. 924-3371. loaded onto your truck. 924-6248. afternoons and weekends. $9/hr.
Please speak slowly & leave clear VEGETABLES - Berry’s Veg- Experience preferred. Clean drivmessage.
gies located at 677 Black Road ing record. Call, 343-1524.
DEXTER - Mobile homes avail- in Corinth. Buttercup Squash all
able. Will owner finance. Homes sizes, 40 cents/lb. Open 7 days a
stay in the park. Call 207-946- week from 9-5. (207) 852-2022.
2085 or visit us online at www.
ericsoncountrymhp.com.
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Vegetable
Pickers
Wanted
Dietary
Department
Part-time
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mid-July
through
October
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Kim Phillips, RN, DON
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
Thomas
Farms
Corinth
285-3483
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
Downeast Horizon’s
Children’s Workers Needed
Join a growing team who are making a difference in the lives of
children with Autism & Cognitive Disabilities
in community and group settings.
Immediate need in the Dover-Foxcroft and surrounding area.
Up to a $13 per hr starting wage, paid training,
mileage reimbursement.
Up to a $250 sign-on bonus.
For more information call 1-855-894-3599.
To apply, please visit our website at: www.dehi.org
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DEXTER - Firewood. No we are
not out of business. Sawed, split
& delivered. Call for prices. Stan
White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 9246217.
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Apartments
Patty Thompson
118 Moosehead Trail Suite 1
Newport, ME 04953
www.realtyofmaine.com
631-6354 (cell)
or e-mail at
[email protected]
MLS#: 1201444 Dexter: Very
well maintained 1992 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Burlington
mobile home. Roof and furnace
have been updated, newer
kitchen floor. Large bedrooms.
Home sits on a slab. Deck on
the front. Paved drive with 2 car
garage. Located in town close to
shopping. $49,900. Call Patty
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of a dog, 6 months or older. You must bring a current rabies
certificate and spayed/neutered certificate. Spayed and
neutered dog licenses are $6.00, unaltered dogs are $11.00.
Licenses obtained after Jan. 31, 2016 will incur a $25.00
penalty per state law. If you have any questions, please contact
Ripley Town Office at 277-4871.
LOT MODEL CLEARANCE SALE!
Buy Now &
SAVE!!!
Equal Housing
Opportunity
HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER
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
Opportunity
Silver Lake Housing
30 Summit Rd., Dexter
Subsidized Rental Assistance Available
To apply call 924-5504
Dial 711 for TTD/TTY
Elderly applicants must be 62 years of age or older.
Handicapped/disabled applicants may be under 62.
Silver Lake Housing, PO Box 516, Dexter ME 04930
We are an Equal Opportunity Organization
Free Delivery & Set-Up
Included
DOVER-FOXCROFT
We are now accepting rental applications for a brand
new non-smoking Elderly Community, 62 years of age,
or older, or disabled, tentatively ready for occupancy
the middle of September 2015. One bedroom and one
bedroom accessible apartments available.
Rent is 30% of your adjusted income all utilities are
included. Income restrictions do apply.
For more information and an application, please contact
Realty Resources Management
1-800-338-8538
TTY 711
Equal Housing Opportunity
One year lease, references
and security deposit required.
$200 move-in bonus when
you mention this ad!
Call 343-1447
email: [email protected]
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989-1070 or 800-287-1071
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NORTH VIEW APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
DEXTER: 58 Main St., spacious
1BR downstairs apt., separate
entrance and covered deck,
$560/mo. Heat & trash removal
included.
Newly renovated 1BR upstairs apt.,
$555/mo. Heat, hot water &
trash removal included.
DEXTER: 79 Maple St., 2BR
downstairs apt. Heat, hot water
and trash removal included.
$610/mo. Available early
September.
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DOG RESCUE
GIVE A DOG A HOME, German
Shepherd Dog Rescue (501c3,
nonprofit) has relocated from
Texas to Sebec. Saving German
Shepherds and Wirehaired Terriers from Kill Shelters. Meetings
are appointment only, [email protected]. Check out our
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Accepting
Applications
Park Street Village
Milo
1&2 Bedroom Apts.
Ask about Rental Assistance
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
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
Sanger Davis
Patty Thompson
341-0140 (cell)
631-6354 (cell)
or e-mail:
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or e-mail at
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118 Moosehead Trail Suite 1, Newport, ME 04953 • www.realtyofmaine.com
New Listing
Featured Property
Dover Foxcroft 3.5ac $30,000
Affordable 1994 mobile home on nice lot with
detached two-car garage. Easy access to
Dover or Dexter. Has deck. Home needs some
attention. Make an offer on this mobile and the
lot next door. The seller is offering this property
with the lot next door for $30,000. Reasonable
offers considered. Way below value. Lot is a
buildable lot. MLS 1128525.
Let us find your ideal property.
Agents in Dexter & Bangor.
Maine Properties Realty
86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930
(207) 924-6600
www.maineprop.com
Opening available for skilled agent.
Let EVERYONE Know
Use The Eastern Gazette
MLS#: 1241238 Newport: Beautiful birch
studded 2.12 acre lot in area of new homes.
Protective covenants in place. $33,000. Call
Sanger
MLS#: 1226305 Saint Albans: Cozy and
“cute as a button”. Nicely finished one room
camp with an enclosed porch on over 2 acres.
Drilled well on property and septic design is
done. $44,900. Call Sanger
MLS#: 1200774 St. Albans: Nice corner
lot location for this older home with over 18
acres. Home is in need of repair. Newer unfinished addition. Garage with storage overhead.
Waterfront in shallow cover of Big Indian Lake.
$75,000. Call Sanger
MLS#: 1220158 Dexter: 3 bdrm cape, eat in
kit, lg LR. 12x16 deck, farmers porch. Many
MLS#: 1105381 Plymouth: Nicely situated updates done, newer windows, metal roof,
3BR/2BA D/W on 2 acres. Oversized 2 car plumbing, electrical, pump for septic & well
garage. Paved drive. Home is move-in ready. pressure tank. $75,900. Call Patty
$74,900. Call Sanger
MLS#: 1151499 Plymouth: Efficient 2BR/1BA
home in nice rural location. Large open
kitchen and dining area. Generator hookup.
$59,900. Call Sanger
MLS#: 1159634 Plymouth: Beautifully
maintained 26X56 manufactured home with
newer in-law apartment. The home sits off the
roadway on 5.2 acres with nice landscaped
area around home. Lots of space in the
lovingly maintained home. $139,900. Call
Sanger
MLS#: 1215034 Corinna: 2-3 Bdrm home. 1
full ba., has a 24x24 building used as a shop MLS#: 1221690 Corinna: Currently used as a
but could be made back into a garage. 16x24 daycare, eat in kitchen, full bath, office area.
building for storage. $59,900. Call Patty
Large open area for retail. $84,500 Call Patty
MLS#: 1214206 Ripley: 3 bdrm cape redone
inside. Gas fireplace in living rm., built ins in
dining rm., custom cabinets in kit., lg. bath w/
jetted tub w/laundry area. Wrap around deck
on front. Water view of Ripley Pond. Updates
done within last 5 years. $89,900. Call Patty
MLS#: 1223248 Plymouth: 2-3 bedroom
home, has open living area, full bath. 1 car
garage with storage overhead, also has a
3 story barn. Paved drive. Nice backyard
with large farm pond. Located on 25 acres.
$89,500. Call Patty
MLS#: 1237395 Carmel: Wooded piece of
property has been surveyed. 200’ of road
frontage & a 50’ ROW to property down the
road. Build your home and have country living
with a short distance to town. Close to Bangor
and the highway.. $35,000. Call Patty
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and CLEANING
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Call us for all your
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Jim’s
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(207) 368-5078
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270-2562
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564-7400
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NOTICES
WANTED
1 Corinthians 1:21 God in his
wisdom saw to it that the world
would never find Him through
human wisdom, He used the
foolishness of preaching to save
all who believe. New Beginnings
Bible Church, Silvers Mills Road,
Dexter.Sunday School 9:30 am,
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ness) Family and Friends SupPRIVATE COLLECTOR pay- port Group meets on the last
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below paying 10 times face Debbie at 564-2393.
value or numismatic value.
IE 1877 Indian cent $500. Also
seeking pocket watches, old
banks, Civil War items, gold
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