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Swimming to safety
Scientist, lifeguards say strong rip currents don’t have to be deadly
By Gillian Graham and David Harry
Staff Writers
Morgan Swinburne hasn’t seen anything
quite like it in the 10 years she has stood
guard at Old Orchard Beach.
More than 60 people have been assisted
from the water by Old Orchard Beach
lifeguards since July 9, a number lifeguards
say is higher than in past years. Lifeguard
Capt. Keith Willett said rip currents that
pull swimmers quickly out to sea have
increased and have kept 20 lifeguards busy
at 12 posts along four miles of beach.
Friday morning, lifeguards helped three
children and two adults from the water
after they were caught in a rip current near
Temple Avenue in Ocean Park.
Swinburne, who stood in front of her
lifeguard stand near the pier Friday
afternoon watching boogie boarders bob in
the water, said rip currents are “popping up
everywhere,” pulling adults and children
alike into deeper water.
“People aren’t expecting it,” she said. “They
don’t quite know the power of the ocean.”
Willett said quite a few rip currents
developed over the winter, when storms
carried away sand and re-formed the beach.
Saco Parks and Recreation Director Joe
Hirsch said more rip currents have been
reported this year in the Bay View and
Kinney Shores areas, where beach sand
was washed away in winter storms. Usually
sand re-forms the beach in the spring, but
that did not happen this year, he said.
Charles Tilburg, a physical oceanographer
and assistant professor at the University
of New England, describes rip currents as
very strong currents that pull away from the
shore in areas where the beach changes.
“It’s more likely to happen in a place where
there’s an indentation in the bottom,” he
said.
Tilburg said currents are formed when
waves stack up along the beach and rush
back out at average speeds of 1 or 2 feet
per second. Rip currents can move up to 8
feet per second and generally dissipate a
quarter- to half-mile from shore, he said.
Old Orchard Beach lifeguard Morgan Swinburne says she has seen an increase in the number of swimmers who need help
getting out of rip currents. Beach erosion caused by winter storms has led to more rip currents along Old Orchard Beach and
in neighboring communities. (Gillian Graham photo)
“They don’t stay strong for that long,”
Tilburg said.
Tilburg said rip currents can be “extremely
dangerous” because of their strength.
Swimmers caught in a rip current quickly
become exhausted and go under the water.
He said most fatalities related to rip currents
happen when swimmers panic.
“The first thing is don’t panic. As soon as
you panic, you have a tendency to take in
water or not think about what you’re doing,”
Willett said.
Swimmers who are caught in a rip
current should not fight the current, but
swim parallel to the shore. Tilburg said
rip currents are relatively narrow and the
easiest way to break free is to swim out
of it. Willett said swimmers also can let
the current take and release them before
swimming back to shore.
Tilburg said he did not follow that advice
as a teenager when he was caught in a rip
See BEACHES, page 10
Back on track
INSIDE
She’s bound for a marathon after
years crippled with Lyme disease
By Gillian Graham
Staff Writer
Angela Coulombe’s life changed
forever after crossing the finish
line of the 2007 Beach to Beacon
10K road race in Cape Elizabeth.
“Right as I crossed the
finish line, my right knee was
bothering me,” said the 45-yearold Saco resident.
She first thought she had
aggravated an old injury and
headed to physical therapy. As
weeks passed she began to ache
all over and her joints “felt a bit
funky.” The aches led to intense
pain that prevented her from
getting out of bed led to a bull’seye on her arm and a diagnosis
of Lyme disease.
Three years later, after
struggling to get out of bed
and regaining her strength,
Coulombe is training to run
the New York City Marathon
in November, documenting her
journey as the “Lyme Runner” on
her blog, www.lymerunner.com.
Coulombe, who has always been
active, said she decided to run
the marathon to raise awareness
about chronic Lyme disease, raise
money for research and “to give
people hope they can get well,
too.” Training for the race also
allows her to see how far she’s
come since the days when her
See RUNNER, page 11
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Saco puts off decision on wind turbine
City could sell the structure,
which has been shut down
because of loose parts
By Gillian Graham
Staff Writer
Saco city councilors say they need more questions
answered before they decide whether the city should sell
its wind turbine for $130,000.
The turbine, which sits atop York Hill outside the train
station, has been still for three months because of a
loose part that could fall. The city council Monday night
discussed options for the wind turbine, including replacing
the blades or selling the entire structure back to the man
who sold it to the city.
Supporters of the turbine say it provides power to the
train station and has become an icon for the city, which
was named the greenest city in Maine in 2008 by Going
Green Magazine. Opponents say the wind turbine has
fallen short in projected energy savings and could pose a
safety risk to pedestrians.
The wind turbine was put online in February 2008 for
$207,000. The cost included the turbine, monopole, control
package and fixes to substandard soil conditions. The
package was paid off when installation was completed.
Deputy Public Works Director Howard Carter said the
contract with Entegrity Wind Systems guaranteed the unit
would produce 90,000 kilowatt hours per year, or $12,600
per year in electrical savings. The contract also stipulated
the company was responsibly for maintenance.
To date the unit has measured a kilowatt output of
27,545 hours. This translates to $3,856 of revenue or saved
electrical costs.
A Canadian court in 2009 declared Entegrity Wind
Systems bankrupt, leaving Saco without a valid contract
or performance and maintenance agreements. In May,
the city paid $2,125 to have the turbine inspected and
serviced.
“They were supposed to be doing periodic maintenance
and when they went into default the maintenance fell
behind,” Carter said.
Carter said the unit is mechanically and structurally
fine, but there is a problem with the shroud or faring that
sits at the top of the 100-foot monopole and just below the
turbine. There are loose brackets and bolts around the
shroud, which Carter said looks like an airplane wing and
is not needed for the unit to operate properly.
Councilors said they want to talk to James Heath, former
chief executive officer of Entegrity Wind Systems, before
they decide what to do with the turbine. Carter said Heath
offered to buy back the turbine for $130,000 in August or
September. Heath also said he is developing a new type of
blade that would increase the production of the unit and
Saco councilors say they need more information
about their options before deciding whether to sell
the city’s wind turbine. (Gillian Graham photo)
also make it quieter. The new blades would be available
in late 2011. In the meantime, Heath would remove the
shroud so the turbine can be turned back on, Carter said.
“My primary concern with the wind turbine in that
location is the public safety aspect,” aid Councilor Marston
Lovell.
Lovell said he is concerned a piece of the turbine could
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In the News
PeoplesChoice robbed
Tuesday morning
Biddeford police are investigating a
robbery at PeoplesChoice Credit Union
Tuesday.
Deputy Police Chief JoAnne Fisk said a
white man walked into the Bradbury Street
credit union at 9:30 a.m. and handed the
teller a note requesting money. The man
fled on foot and was not armed, she said.
Fisk described the man as in his mid-20s,
175 pounds and 5 feet, 9 inches to 5 feet,
11 inches tall. He was wearing a white
hooded sweatshirt, dark pants and had a
scarf over his face. No other information
was available before the Courier’s press
deadline.
Biddeford, OOB below
graduation average
The Maine Department of Education on
Monday released 2008-2009 graduation
rates for high schools across the state.
This is the first year of graduation data
compiled using a newly required federal
method for calculating graduation rates.
The method allows comparison among
states and schools, according to a press
release from department spokesman David
Connerty-Marin.
The new method, known as Adjusted
Cohort Graduation Rate, calculates the
graduation rate for a single “cohort” of
students, or all students who entered ninth
grade at the same time and who graduated
within four years.
Connerty-Marin said rates for 20082009 cannot be compared to the previous
school year because they were calculated
differently. Graduation rates appeared to
drop because of the new formula, he said.
The 2008-2009 graduation rate for
Biddeford High School was 76.25 percent.
Old Orchard Beach High School graduated
70.31 percent of students, while Thornton
Academy in Saco had a graduation rate of
86.83 percent. The statewide graduation
rate was 80.4 percent.
Saco backs Camp Ellis
project partnership
The Saco City Council Monday
night unanimously endorsed a project
partnership agreement with the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers to address erosion
issues in Camp Ellis.
Coastal storms have caused erosion and
the loss of more than 30 houses along Camp
Ellis. The New England District of the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers conducted studies
to remedy ongoing erosion and developed a
plan consisting of a 750-foot spur jetty and
periodic beach fill.
The design and construction of the
project exceeds the $5 million statutory
cap allowed under Section 111 of the River
and Harbor Act of 1976, though Congress
in 2007 gave authority to exceed the limit
in the Water Resources Development Act.
The Secretary of the Army is authorized
to spent up to $26.9 million for the design
and construction of the project as an
aid to navigation while simultaneously
mitigating shoreline damage and erosion.
Such an undertaking is dependent on
the city acting as a partner following
construction, according to information
prepared for the council by City
Administrator Rick Michaud.
“The city of Saco…desires to foster
a partnering strategy and a working
relationship with the ACOE and the city of
Saco through a mutually developed formal
strategy of commitment and communication,
which creates an environment where trust
and teamwork prevents disputes, fosters
a cooperative bond between the ACOE
and the city of Saco, and facilitates the
successful implementation of the project,”
Michaud wrote.
The agreement also will clarify the role
and responsibility of each party from design
through construction and for 50 years
following the completion of the project.
Mayor Ron Michaud said the plan will
be given to Sens. Susan Collins and
Olympia Snowe and U.S. Rep. Chellie
Pingree to submit to the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers.
Lobster Bowl Classic
features local players
The 21st annual Maine Shrine Lobster
Bowl Classic will kick off at 4 p.m. Saturday
at Waterhouse Field in Biddeford.
The game, featuring all-star teams of
players from west and east divisions,
benefits the Shriners Children’s Hospital
and Shriners Burn Institutes. Gates open
Saturday at 1 p.m. and pre-game music
starts at 2 p.m.
Everyone has fun at
Tickets are $10 for reserved seats and
$8 for general admission. Tickets may be
purchased at the game, Kora Shrine Center
or from a Shriner.
The game will be played by 90 of the best
graduating high school players from across
the state. About 60 cheerleaders also will
participate in the event.
Local players on the “West” team include
Steve Trask, Sam Lalezari and Tim Grose
of Thornton Academy; Travis Vigneault of
Biddeford High School and Dean Perrone
of Old Orchard Beach High School.
Cheerleaders for the west include
Kaitlyn Dutremble, Alycia Gelinas and
Stephanie Hatch of Biddeford High School;
Brianna Acquaviva, Chelsea Boudreau and
Meaghan Cote of Thornton Academy.
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UNE gets $2.3 million
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The University of New England
announced last week a $2.3 million gift
from Northeast Delta Dental to support
the UNE College of Dental Medicine.
The gift is the largest the school has
received to date in support of establishing a
college of dental medicine. The college will
be the first dental school in Maine and will
See IN THE NEWS, page 19
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people seem to perceive Biddeford as unsafe when there is
little violent crime.
“I’ve been working downtown for 30 years and it’s always
had a reputation for being unsafe,” Buczacz said. “I’ve
never seen evidence of it being unsafe.”
DiMatteo and Brian Schrader said they are concerned
about pedestrian safety downtown. She lives about a mile
from her office, but does not ride her bike to work because
of those concerns. Brian Schrader, who doesn’t drive, said
it is not uncommon to wait for long periods before cars
stop to let him cross the street.
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Top ideas at forum include
fostering business, making
downtown more attractive
By Gillian Graham
Staff Writer
Fostering a vibrant business community is key to
revitalization of downtown Biddeford, according to
community members who gathered in a historic mill
building last week to discuss the “heart and soul” of the
city.
More than 120 people gathered at North Dam Mill July 15
for a community forum to share ideas and concerns about
the future of downtown Biddeford. The event included a
barbecue in a brick courtyard behind the mill, musical
performances and displays of historic photographs.
The forum, hosted by the Heart of Biddeford, was part of
the Heartworks Project funded by a grant from the Orton
Family Foundation. The Heart and Soul Community
Planning Initiative is focused on creating a downtown
master plan for revitalization. The plan will cover a wide
range of topics, including streetscape design, landscape
architecture, types of businesses and organizations to
attract newcomers and locals and guidelines for growth.
During a nearly three-hour forum, residents, business
owners and city leaders gathered in small groups for a
facilitated discussion about key themes gathered during
the past two years. Key issues from neighborhood meetings
held earlier this year include addressing safety, enhancing
attractiveness, increasing activity, embracing and engaging
youth, creating a vibrant business environment, improving
infrastructure and preserving natural resources.
At Table 7, Heart of Biddeford volunteer Nick Koufmann
led a discussion with seven residents and business people,
most of whom had never met before. Allison Towne
DiMatteo, a Saco resident who works on Main Street in
Biddeford, said she thinks the downtown area is beautiful
and wants to see the city continue to foster a sense of
community and safety.
“I think they’ve come a long way in the past few years,”
she said.
The table also included Joan Brooks, a Heart of Biddeford
volunteer and lifelong Biddeford resident; Brian Schrader
and his son Steven, who both live downtown; Walter
Buczacz, owner of Youland’s Jewelers on Main Street;
Mike Manos, owner of Edward Jones on Main Street
and a hockey coach at the University of New England;
and Dan Ducharme, the owner of DAD’s Smoke Shop
See DOWNTOWN, page 11
Brian Schrader, right, and Walter Buczacz discuss
ideas for the future of downtown Biddeford during a
facilitated community forum sponsored by Heart of
Biddeford. About 120 people participated in the forum
aimed at gathering values and ideas for a downtown
master plan. (Gillian Graham photo)
who is involved with Heart of Biddeford and Downtown
Development Commission.
The group said Biddeford’s assets include a creative
economy and variety of small businesses. They agreed
downtown has an urban feel but Biddeford still has the
community feeling of a small town. Brian Schrader said
he is impressed by the “amazing talents” of people in
the city, while Buczacz said he appreciates the reusable
architecture downtown.
Manos said surrounding towns complement Biddeford
and Brooks pointed out the city is close to lakes, rivers
and parks. They agreed those connections make Biddeford
even more attractive to visitors and residents.
Much of the discussion centered on the importance of
creating a vibrant business community and getting people
to set aside misconceptions about the city and discover
Main Street.
“You can essentially eat around the world right in
Biddeford. There’s plenty of things right here in Biddeford,”
Ducharme said. “There’s a lot going on, we just have to get
people to know it.”
After revealing their favorite aspects of the community,
participants at Table 7 shifted gears to talk about the
change they would like to see. Safety was one of the group’s
key issues, though all participants were quick to point out
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Thanks
Thanks for the honor
To the editor:
I wish to express my gratitude to the
Biddeford-Saco and Saco Bay Rotary clubs
for the honors given me. any will read the
last paragraph. But it was written for you,
alone.
During the last few weeks I was, in
my opinion, blind-sided by members
of both clubs. On a pretext, both clubs
invited me to attend their respective
meetings to represent the food pantry, and
perhaps, speak about the project they are
sponsoring.
Instead, they, in succession, presented me
the Private Sector Award from BiddefordSaco and the Paul Harris Fellow Award
from Saco Bay. Receiving one was a shock,
receiving both an honor; spending time
with and meeting the members of both
clubs, I consider a privilege.
Though names are difficult to remember
and faces may be slow in placing, the
feelings for each and all cannot be altered.
So, to each of you with heart felt and
humble thanks, I can only say, God bless.
Bob Nichols,
Saco
Their caring counts
To the editor:
The memorial garden and grounds at the
HomeHealth Visiting Nurses headquarters
in Saco received special attention at the
15th annual Day of Caring on June 9.
Seven enthusiastic United Way volunteers
from UNUM and Casco Indemnity spent
the day weeding, trimming and spreading
mulch throughout the garden and along
the employee walking path.
Sincere thanks are extended to UNUM
staff Mary Leighton, Brenda Maiorino,
Kathy Powers and Andrea Robinson and
to Casco Indemnity employees Jennifer
Anderson, Lillian Davis and Claudette
Hokanson.
The United Way of York County provided
HomeHealth Visiting Nurses two grants
last year totaling $23,500 to extend charity
health care to home care patients and
subsidize charity care at local community
health clinics.
Maryanna Arsenault,
President and CEO
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A successful walk
To the editor:
I would like to extend my deepest thanks
to all of those who walked in the “Walk for
Life” in Biddeford and Saco on July 10.
This walk was an overwhelming success.
We had 42 people show up for the walk and
we did this with only three weeks planning
and raised more than $500 for Maine Right
to Life.
I would like to single out a few supporters
who helped this walk to be such a success.
First would be Yolande Lowell of Biddeford.
Her passion for this cause is unmistakable
and she made more than 50 phone calls to
get walkers. Also, Mike Bolduc of the Knight
of Columbus for inviting the Knights.
Brad Watts and John Cushing of Saco,
Bobby Richardson and Dawn Tarnowski of
Biddeford – just to name a few.
Thanks to everyone; next year’s planning
is already beginning. The walk next year
will be Saturday July 9. See you then.
their commitment.
On behalf of everyone at SMMC, thank
you.
Marc Worrell
Biddeford
Ed McGeachey, president and CEO
Southern Maine Medical Center
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Sponsors appreciated
To the editor:
To the editor:
On June 25, Southern Maine Medical
Center
staff
saw
first-hand
the
professionalism of Maine’s state and local
police and fire personnel. The incident
involving a car with pipe bombs in our
emergency parking lot could have been a
serious one. Our immediate concern was
for the safety of our patients and staff, and
because of the skill of the law enforcement
personnel on-site, we knew the situation
was under control and so were able to
remain open, caring for our community.
The teamwork exhibited by the State
Police, State Fire Marshal’s Office, our local
Biddeford police and fire departments and
SMMC’s security staff was reassuring and
critical for a positive outcome.
This type of event is certainly out of the
ordinary for SMMC, and we are so grateful
for their expertise. I know it is their job to
protect our community; however, I could
not help but reflect on the tremendous risk
and responsibility they carry by simply
doing their jobs. I admire and appreciate
Our daughter, Alexis Warren of Old
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took place June 26.
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girls ages of 7 to 19 compete in modeling
routines that include casual wear and
formal wear. Most important, Alexis
displayed her personality and interviewing
skills while interviewing with judges in
Portland. Personality is the number one
aspect that each contestant is judged on
during all the phases of competition.
Community businesses, organizations,
and private individuals assisted Alexis in
participating in this year’s competition.
Through sponsorship, she received the
necessary training, rehearsals and financial
support to become a very confident and
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Although Alexis did not make the top 10 she has enjoyed
the experience and friendships she made along the way.
Alexis would like to thank the following sponsors for
their generous contributions, Nancy J. Andrews, Jeff and
Darlene Knapp, Debra Works, Saco and Biddeford Savings
Institution, Catherine and Dennis Mondor, Kate’s Fresh
Homemade Butter, The Original Pier French Fries, Linda
and John Wesley, Coast Country Store Inc., David’s Sub
Shop and Dickinson’s Candy Factory. A heartfelt thank
you to all her sponsors.
Robert and Wendy Warren
Old Orchard Beach
Art festival called ‘big success’
To the editor:
Thank you to everyone for making Saco Spirit’s 40th
Sidewalk Art Festival a big success. We would like to
thank all the volunteers and sponsors that made this years
festival possible. A warm thank you also goes out to all the
artists, crafters and nonprofits that participated in this
year’s show. Here is a list of this year’s award winners:
Best in show and best oil/acrylic: Stephen Previte, Hollis,
N.H.
Honorable mention: Joseph Cousins, Freeport
Best watercolor: Melissa PostvanderBurg, Augusta
Best photography: Joseph Rokowski, Scarborough
Best mixed media: James Cotsis, Saco
Best other medium: Richard Byard, Auburn
Merit award fine art: Royce Stevens, Biddeford
Best fine craft: Donna Sopp, Lake Parlin Artisans,
Jackman
Merit awards for crafts went to Elizabeth Rosquete,
Brick Cove Pottery of Freeport and Terry Parent, To the
Moon and Back Jewelry, Milford, N.H.
Best booth display went to Chris Baker of Pickles and
Things, Auburn.
We would also like to thank everyone who donated items
and participated in this year’s silent auction. Part of the
proceeds will be donated to the Saco Food Pantry.
Saco Spirit
A win for softball team
To the editor:
We would like to thank our family, friends and the Saco
community for their support of our yard sale at Thornton
Academy on June 26. The sale was a huge success and we
are well on our way in our fundraising efforts to support
our trip in April 2011 to Walt Disney World for the Girls
Fastpitch Spring Training.
We would like to especially mention Gary Stevens and
the maintenance staff at Thornton who helped us get set
up, as well as the Saco Police Department.
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Students take a summer break to read
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By Sally Leahey
Kids may be on vacation from school, but the evidence at
McArthur Library shows that they’re not taking a break
from reading.
So far, nearly 600 children have signed up for the library’s
Summer Reading Program. All indications are that they
are reading up a storm and flocking to the weekly activities
at the library.
Each young person who signs up for the Summer Reading
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he wants to read during the next eight weeks. The reading
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novels or audio-books, and the time may include being
read to or reading aloud to others.
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The Camp McArthur Summer Reading Program is offered
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reasons behind it. Research has shown that children who
do not read during their summer vacation experience a
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reading gains they make during the school year.
On the other hand, if readers finish as few as six books
during a three month break, they can maintain their
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their skills. According to one study, many children involved
in summer reading programs gain significant vocabulary,
socializing and even self-disciplined learning skills during
this time.
For this to work, it’s important children read books that
appeal to them. Library staffers are delighted to help
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personal interests and taste. As always, books may be
requested from other libraries to keep up with demand for
the most popular titles, such as “The Hunger Games” and
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then earned a Bachelor of Arts in English
literature from Saint Joseph’s College. Her
graduate studies were completed through
the University at Orono, and she earned a
Certificate of Advanced Studies in reading
specialty.
A native of northern Maine, she dedicated
herself to the resource of reading education
within the public school system in Van
Buren, where she taught for more than
33 years and spent five five years as
curriculum coordinator to re-introduce
French education within the school system.
She relocated to be principal of St. Joseph’s
School in Biddeford. She also served at St.
Mary’s Hospital in Lewiston for nine years
prior to accepting her position with St.
André Health Care.
Sister Sharon is maintaining much of
the historical record of the Good Shepherd
Sisters and currently is documenting
biographies of her fellow sisters. She
will continue to volunteer to provide new
employees with the history of the Good
Shepherd Sisters and that of St. André
Health Care.
Carissa Bolduc, founder of the Mill’s
YogaGym at North Dam Mill, is pursuing
new opportunities with her husband. The
studio she and her family created has
become The Yoga Co-op at North Dam Mill
and has a page on Facebook.
Teachers at the co-op are Lisa EricksonHarris, Kelly Gill, Mary Lyons, Kerrin
Page, Eliza Pierce, Morgan Sanborn
and Phyliss Timmerman.
Douglas Hooper of Biddeford has joined
Prudential Northeast Properties as a sales
professional and recruiter. Hooper will be
responsible for serving both customers
and clients as well as recruitment
responsibilities for the firm’s Westbrook
office. He is a Rotarian with Saco Bay
Rotary and is involved in numerous
volunteer and nonprofits in his spare time.
Sister Sharon Leavitt, Good Shepherd
Sisters, has retired from St. André Health
Care after five years as pastoral care
coordinator and chaplain and 55 years of
commitment to service.
Her call to serve was something that
she came to recognize early in her life,
and she said she always wanted to meet
the needs of those in need. Sister Sharon
entered the convent of the Good Shepherd
Sisters at Bayview in 1954. Her studies
led her to Quebec to learn French and she
Michelle Lavigne has been promoted to
assistant vice president of PeoplesChoice
Credit Union. Lavigne started her career
with PeoplesChoice in 1987 and has held
nearly every position with the credit
union during her 23-year empolyment.
She currently is branch manager of both
Biddeford locations.
Heather Savage has been named branch
manager of Town & Country Federal
Credit Union’s Saco branch. She joined the
credit union as a teller in 1997 and has
held several positions with the company.
She is a graduate of Deering High School
and is a Saco resident. Crystal Cormier
was appointed assistant branch manager
last spring. Prior to joining Town &
Country she worked at several financial
services organizations. She is a graduate of
the University of Maine at Farmington and
lives in Hollis with her husband and son.
Marc Cardullo of Saco has joined
Morgan Realty Inc. of Saco as a fulltime associate broker. Cardullo has a
background in business development and
relationship building, including experience
as a senior loan officer and marketing
director. He attended the University of
New Hampshire in Durham and George
Mason University in Fairfax, Va. He is the
father of three children, a Master Mason
(Saco Lodge No. 9) as well as an avid
motorcyclist and runner.
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the laboratory. SMMC’s laboratory was
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provided” and is one of the more than 6,000
laboratories nationwide accredited by the
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New England Passenger Rail Authority in 2004. Bubier
currently is city manager of Biddeford and he previously
served as the city manager of Bath. He currently is
chairman of the policy committee for the Portland Area
Comprehensive Transportation System and works on
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semester. The 2008 graduate of Old Orchard Beach High
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design at the college, located in Denver, Colo. He is the
son of Bonnie Smith and Mark Sherman and the grandson
of the late Robert Smith and Eleanor Smith and the late
Charles Sherman and Rita Sherman.
The following students have been named to the dean’s
list for the spring 2010 semester at Assumption College in
Worcester, Mass.: Jennifer A. Roberge, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Roberge of Biddeford; Steven J. Scott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Scott of Dayton; and Erin
E. Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Sullivan
of Old Orchard Beach.
College graduates
Jill Santamore, graduated May 28 from College of
Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass., with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in psychology and religious studies and will pursue
a master’s degree in social work next fall at the University
of Southern Maine. She also was named to the dean’s list
for her final semester. She is the daughter of Cliff and
Kathy Santamore of Saco.
Benjamin Adams, son of David and Susan Adams of
Saco, graduated cum laude from Lyndon State Collge in
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Davin McGrath-Conwell and Jacqueline Parent,
students at Saco Middle School, were recently honored
as Middle Level Scholar Leaders at a banquet at the
Augusta Civic Center. Criteria for the award includes
demonstrating academic initiative and scholarship,
providing service to classmates and school and
exemplifying positive attitudes and leadership. The
banquet honored 74 eighth-graders from 37 schools.
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Dean’s list
Alexis Simonetti of Biddeford was been named to the
dean’s list for the spring 2010 semester at Salve Regina
University in Newport, R.I. She is a sophomore at the
college.
Colleen M. Foley of Biddeford was named to the dean’s
list at Boston University for the spring semester.
Aaron M. Hiltz of Saco and Sara J. Stacey of Biddeford
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achievement during the spring semester of the 2009-2010
year: Jordan E. Cadorette, a mathematical sciences
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Arts and crafts fair
in OOB Saturday
Libby Memorial Library will host
Arts and Crafts Fair 2010 Saturday on
the lawns of the library and Veteran’s
Memorial Park, located at Park, Staples
and First streets in Old Orchard Beach.
The hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All
proceeds will benefit the Libby Memorial
Library Building Fund.
Punt, Pass & Kick
to be at Lobster Bowl
The Maine Games, in conjunction with
the Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl All-star
Classic football game, will offer the official
NFL Punt, Pass & Kick competition at
Biddeford’s Waterhouse Field on Saturday.
The event is hosted by Biddeford Youth
Football Association. Boys and girls
between the ages of 6 and 15 are invited
to compete for Maine Games gold, silver
and bronze medals and a chance to
advance to the sectional competition to
be held later this fall. Sectional winners
will be invited to Gillette Stadium, in
Foxboro, Mass., to compete in an “NFL
team” competition during a New England
Patriots home game this fall.
Four team winners in each age and
gender division from around the country
and the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
The Portland Jazz Orchestra
performance will be held at 7:30 p.m. in
The Temple, 50 Temple Ave. in Ocean
Park. Admission is $12. Tickets may be
purchased at door or at the Ocean Park
Association office, 14 Temple Ave., Ocean
Park. For more information, call 934-9068.
will then compete for the national title
during an NFL playoff game in January.
The local event starts at 9 a.m. with
athlete check-in. Athletes are encouraged
to preregister by going to www.
mainegames.org/puntpasskick.html.
In Biddeford, the top two finishers in
each age/gender division will advance
to the finals which will be held during
halftime at the Lobster Bowl.
All proceeds will benefit local and
international charities, primarily Safe
Passage, which funds aid and education
for the poorest of Guatemala City. The
event is sponsored by Union Church,
Biddeford Pool.
Author Dennis Lehane
to speak next week
The Ocean Park Music Festival will
feature the Portland Jazz Orchestra on
Aug. 1.
Started in 2004, the Portland Jazz
Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Chris
Oberholtzer is an 18-piece jazz ensemble
that performs a variety of traditional and
contemporary big band literature.
The orchestra’s repertoire includes
classic works from the big band libraries
of bands such as the Count Basie
Orchestra, Woody Herman Orchestra,
Duke Ellington’s Orchestra and the Stan
Kenton Orchestra.
The orchestra is made up of professional
musicians, many of whom are both
performers and educators in New
England. Members of the orchestra have
performed, recorded and toured with
numerous artists, including Natalie Cole,
Tony Bennett, Herb Pomeroy, Bob Mintzer,
Marvin Stamm, Barry Manilow, Roberta
Flack, the Temptations, the Artie Shaw
Orchestra, the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Author Dennis Lehane will deliver
remarks and sign books at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, July 29, at Thornton Academy,
438 Main St., Saco. Doors open and the
book sale begins at 7 p.m.
His award-winning novels have been
made into films including “Mystic River”
starring Sean Penn, and “Gone, Baby,
Gone,” directed by Ben Afflek. The film
based on his novel “Shutter Island” and
stars Leonardo DiCaprio.
His most recent novel, “The Given
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War I, and includes the Boston Police
Strike, the Spanish flu, and the Molasses
disaster. Advance tickets are $12 and may
be purchased at Nonesuch Books or by
contacting [email protected] or 2849807. Tickets will be sold at the door for
$15.
Jazz orchestra
to perform Aug. 1
Irish dance festival
to be at middle school
The 15th annual Maine Sate Feis Irish
dance competition will be held Saturday
at Biddeford Middle School.
The event, sponsored by the Stillson
School of Irish Dance, begins with
competition at 8 a.m. and runs until about
3 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the door.
The event is expected to draw more
than 500 competitors from New England
and beyond, who will dance to live music.
Dancers are primarily between the ages of
5 and 18.
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tillsonirishdance.com.
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for annual craft fair
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current in Florida. He swam hard, exhausting his energy
before being pushed out of the edge of the current.
“It was terrifying,” he said. “I was just very lucky.”
Tilburg says there are ways to protect against rip currents
even before getting in the water. The water near rip currents
often is darker because of sediment and foam and debris on
top of the water can indicate a current, he said.
“You’ll almost see white water swirl and see a tunnel going
out to the ocean,” Swinburne said.
Willett said he encourages swimmers to pay attention to
warnings – Old Orchard currently flies yellow caution flags
– and ask lifeguards where it is safe to swim.
“We’ll let you know where the safer place to swim is,”
Swinburne said. “We tell people to be careful and be
aware.”
In Saco, the five lifeguards who guard two short sections
of beach are taking a proactive approach with swimmers,
Hirsch said. The city is preparing to post bright red rip tide
caution signs to make people aware of the danger.
“We want to get their attention,” Hirsch said.
More experienced lifeguards are at Kinney Shores, where
rip currents have been stronger. Those lifeguards will talk to
people on the beach to warn them about the rip currents and
encourage them to stay out of the water, Hirsch said.
While not on the scale of rescues in Old Orchard Beach,
lifeguards at Scarborough Beach State Park also have had a
busy summer, Park Manager Greg Wilfert said.
Wilfert, who has patrolled the beach for 39 years, said
town-owned Higgins Beach and the state park are known
for high surf, but the cumulative experience of his crew of
lifeguards and local familiarity with the beach help keep
swimmers safe.
“You can tell by the way (swimmers) are acting,” Wilfert
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Lifeguard Kaycee Stevens, a Scarborough resident, said
he had helped two young swimmers during his shift last
Thursday. Beach conditions were considered “yellow” in
the color scale, signifying moderate surf and strong rip
currents requiring caution. Stevens said swimmers who find
themselves in trouble often do not realize how tired they are
from fighting currents.
Stevens said he watches swimmers in water beyond the
break of the waves because they may be most susceptible to
being pulled far from shore.
“They run out of energy real quick and don’t realize they
are in trouble,” Stevens said.
Wilfert said rip currents had been exacerbated by the
storms that move sand from the beach and create a more
sudden drop-off just offshore. He said certain beach areas
of the 1,500 feet of beach he supervises already are prone to
the rapid outward flow of water.
“In a matter of seconds, you can be out 100 yards,” Wilfert
said of the more extreme conditions.
Beach conditions are graded from green at the safest to
red, where swimming is prohibited. Wilfert said surf last
Thursday was higher than anticipated.
Stevens said he looks for churning water that is a different
color as it retreats from the beach to indicate rip currents
might be at work.
The three Scarborough-owned beaches – Higgins, Pine
Point and Ferry, do not have lifeguards, but Fire Chief
Michael Thurlow said last week emergency crews had
not been called to any local rescues but had assisted Old
Orchard Beach rescuers three times.
Sitting in a wooden tower about four feet above the sand,
Cole Theriault said he had probably assisted 20 to 30
swimmers over the eight years he has been on duty.
Along with checking the beach conditions posted daily,
Theriault said swimmers should ask lifeguards about the
surf before going into the water.
Staff Writer Gillian Graham can be reached at 282-4337,
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The Perrys, 2010 Dove Award nominees for Southern
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After her Lyme disease diagnosis in
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of strong antibiotics prescribed by an
infectious-disease doctor.
“At the end of the three weeks I was even
worse off,” she said. “I couldn’t do anything.
It was excruciating to do anything.”
The doctor told her the pain was from
“old age and arthritis” and she’d just have
to deal with it, she said.
“How could I have gone in two months
from being so active to an invalid?” she said.
“I felt utter despair and horror. I couldn’t
accept I could be in this position for the
rest of my life. I became very accepting of
the fact that small progress was what it
was going to be.”
Coulombe kept a diary of her progress
over the past three years and documented
how she felt and what she did. She said she
likely will always have Lyme disease and
manages her symptoms with diet and by
eliminating stress.
By April 2009, Coulombe said felt she
could get back to the gym. She stepped on
the treadmill in her basement to run a mile.
It took her 45 minutes. A couple days later,
she ran a mile in 35 minutes. Now, off all
medications, she runs a mile in 7 minutes
and trains with runs nearly every day.
Coulombe said she has the support of her
husband and sons, 12-year-old Oliver and
7-year-old Elliot. All three stood by her
during periods of excruciating pain and
cheer on her accomplishments, she said.
Elliot, who is looking forward to going to
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it made him sad to see his mom sick. It is
good she can run again, he said.
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important to bring more people to the
area. People will feel more comfortable
and safe walking around downtown in the
evening if foot traffic increases, DiMatteo
said.
The final key issue for the group was
enhancing attractiveness of downtown.
Ducharme said he sees “lots of gems in
Biddeford that just need to be cleaned up.”
Group members said they would like more
graffiti removal and enforcement of code
violations.
Angela Coulombe is documenting her
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“I imagine I’ll probably cry when I finish,”
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Despite her training schedule and her
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in two more forums to look at the master
plan. In November, a rough first draft of
the plan will be reviewed to make sure
the ideas reflect what people want to see.
A March 2011 forum will celebrate the
process and allow for minor changes before
the plan is finalized in April, he said.
Callanan said he was happy with the
turnout at the forum, though it fell short
of the original goal.
“The people who showed up were really
engaged and committed to the process,” he
said.
Economic Development Director Daniel
Stevenson said the master plan will help
inform city officials as they plan for the
downtown’s future. He said the city works
in tandem with Heart of Biddeford so
everyone will benefit from the process.
“I think it’s fantastic because it allows
the fabric of the community to voice
the direction they want to go in and it
continues to keep people informed at the
same time,” he said. “Whenever we can
have a collaborative effort, we want that. I
see this as a great partnership.”
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during the previous two hours. The 120
participants agreed the city’s history
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fostering a vibrant business environment,
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attractiveness downtown.
McCormack said the evening’s top
priorities seemed to reinforce themes
gathered from discussions at more than 30
neighborhood meetings. Mark Eyerman of
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Normand E. Roy
Normand E. Roy, 57, of Saco and formerly of Biddeford,
died Friday, July 16, 2010, at Gosnell Memorial Hospice
House in Scarborough.
He was born Nov. 4, 1952, in Biddeford to Dorilas and
Murielle (Villeneuve) Roy. He graduated from St. Louis
High School in 1970.
Mr. Roy served in the U.S. Air Force. He owned and
operated N. R. Realty of Biddeford for 12 years. He was
very active in real estate and land development in the
Biddeford and Saco area. He also was proprietor of Roy’s
Deli in Biddeford for several years.
In 1994 he moved to Jacksonville, Fla. He was employed
as a sales representative with Laminates “R” US in Miami
and Centex Homes in Sarasota for 13 years. In 2007, he
moved back to Saco.
Mr. Roy was a parishioner of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Church, Good Shepherd Parish. He was invited under
Bishop Feeney to serve as a lay person on the Diocese
Evangelization Board. He also served as the diocesan lay
director for the Cursillo Movement and was past president
of the St. Joseph finance committee for six years. He also
served as a church usher and volunteered for many church
activities.
Mr. Roy was a member of the Knights of Columbus,
Biddeford Council, fourth degree. He enjoyed fishing but
most of all loved to spend time with his family.
He was preceded in death by one sister, Monique Dube.
Survivors include his parents, Dorilas and Murielle
Roy of Biddeford; two sons, Denis Roy of Falls Church,
Va., and Patrick Roy of Biddeford; one daughter, Caroline
Heinselman and her husband, Brian, of Pawtucket,
R.I.; one brother, Marcel Roy and his wife, Christine,
of Kennebunk; three sisters, Helene Hallczuk and her
husband, Michael, of New Mexico, Claire Wyman and her
husband, John, of Biddeford and Therese Acord and her
husband, Christopher, of Richmond.
Arrangements were by Cote Funeral Home, Saco.
Priscilla D. Boissonneault
accident on Route 111 in Arundel.
She was born Aug. 23, 1934, in Biddeford to Andre
and Madeleine Bellefeuille Perreault. She was educated
in Biddeford schools and graduated from the former St.
Joseph High School in 1952.
On June 10, 1955, she married Ralph A. Boissonneault in
St. Joseph Church, Biddeford. He died in February 1977.
Mrs. Boisssonneault worked several years at Pepperell
Manufacturing Co. She later worked at St. Louis Child
Care on Birch Street and last worked at the University of
New England, all in Biddeford. She enjoyed reading and
cooking.
She was preceded in death by two sons, James and
John Boissonneault
and a granddaughter, Gemma
Boissonneault.
Survivors include her son, Kevin R. Boissonneault
of Dayton; her stepmother, Marie Anne Perreault of
Biddeford; Eight sisters, Jeanne Sirois of Biddeford,
Annette Langevin and her husband, Raymond, of Arundel,
Pauline Custeau of Old Orchard Beach, Lorraine Palmer
and her husband, Vince, of Waterboro, Christine Guay
and her husband, Gerald, of Dayton, Jocelyn Dawson of
Saco, Claudette Bellerose and her husband, Richard, of
Biddeford, Linda Cote and her husband, Rock, of Lyman;
one brother, Richard Perreault of Meriden, Conn.; and
several nieces and nephews.
Arrangements were by Hope Memorial Chapel,
Biddeford.
Elizabeth Egan
Elizabeth Egan, 78, of Saco, died Thursday, July 15, 2010,
at Evergreen Manor in Saco.
Lena ‘LaJoie’ LeCours
Lena “LaJoie” LeCours, 92, of Saco, died Monday, March
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Priscilla D. Boissonneault, 75, of Biddeford died Thursday,
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fall and injure a pedestrian, which could affect tourism.
He said his research shows as turbines age there has
been a steady increase in deaths and injuries. Lovell has
toured wind farms and said turbines generally are not put
in places where people congregate because of the risk of
falling pieces.
Councilor Jeffrey Christenbury, who is opposed to
keeping the wind turbine, said the city will still be “on the
hook for maintenance in perpetuity.” Councilor Eric Cote,
a longtime supporter of the turbine and green efforts in
the city, said he would like to keep the windmill and try
new blades.
“I’d like to give it a go and see what happens,” he said.
Councilor Leslie Smith Jr. said he wants the windmill to
stay because the city has invested not only time, but its
image in the structure.
“I think we’ve invested more than just money,” he said.
“The thing makes a statement: we’re trying.”
Smith said if the turbine was a broken piece of city
equipment like a fire truck, it would have been fixed
immediately.
“It’s something to look at on (Saco Island) besides bricks.
We should get back to making the damn thing spin,” Smith
said.
Mayor Ron Michaud said Heath will be invited to meet
with councilors during a future workshop.
“I think he’s going to have an uphill road to climb,” he
said.
After the workshop, Saco Spirit President Johanna
Hoffman said she supports keeping the wind turbine
because it is symbolic of the city’s dedication to being the
greenest city. Communities across the state have been
watching Saco and consider the city “visionary” for being
the first to put a turbine downtown, she said.
“What makes Saco unique and admired is its creative
vision,” Hoffman said.
Former Saco Mayor Mark Johnston, who lives and owns a
business downtown, said he continues to support the wind
turbine because it does not put pollutants in the air. He said
the city also has invested money in infrastructure around
the turbine and maintenance is not that expensive.
“It’s a commitment to the future of our children and our
community,” he said. “It’s an icon. Saco is defined by this
wind turbine.”
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Haunted Happenings Salem, MA
Getting Out of Town
If you have ever wanted to go to Salem, MA around
Halloween, here is your chance!! BAE is offering a
bus trip on October 16th from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Once you are in Salem, there are numerous things
to do and places to visit. You are on your own to
explore:
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Historic Presentations
Haunted Walks and Tours
Haunted Houses and Museums
Psychic & Magical Events
Eats and Treats
4th Annual Christmas Craft Fair in Boston
Offering everything a holiday shopper could desire under
one magnificent roof, the annual Christmas Festival
features the distinctive work of over 300 master American
craftsmen. Bargain hunters, as well as those with
extravagant tastes, will find an endless array of gorgeous
home accessories, designer fashions, artisan jewelry,
handcrafted holiday décor, tempting gourmet speciality
foods, and one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts unavailable
elsewhere.
Price includes round trip bus and ticket to fair. Meet at the
Biddeford Park & Ride (across from Wal-Mart).
If you don’t want to walk, you can purchase a trolley
ticket.
S 11/6 (1 wk) 8:00am-5:00pm
Bus leaves from and returns to:
S 10/16 (1 wk) 8:00am-6:00pm
Park & Ride, Biddeford
Bus leaves from and returns to:
$47 per person (includes ticket to fair)
Park & Ride (across from WalNO REFUNDS AFTER 10/29
Mart), Biddeford
Bus Tickets $30 per person OR
Family of 4 or more $100
NO REFUNDS AFTER 10/7
Wendy Harris
spending habits, needs vs wants, create a
Session II:
Th 9/23 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:00pm
Center of Technology/Room 306
$9
Couponing 101
Carin Dowling
would you like to save money at the grocery and drug stores? Wouldn’t it be nice to be
able to indulge in some special treat without breaking your budget? Come join us for this
introductory class where you will learn the basics of couponing. Some highlights: Where to
find coupons. How do you match up store advisements with current coupons. How to stock
up on items you use, when the deals are hot? And much more!
T 10/5 (1 wk) 6:30pm-8:00pm
Learning Center/Room 23 (Kitchen)
$7
Debb
Learn to boost your immune system the safe and natural way
food and herbs. Explore how to use natural therapies and lea
formulas for improved winter health.
T 10/5 (1 wk) 6:00pm-9:00pm
Center of Techn
$12 + $5 Material fee (payable to instructor)
Stress and Anxiety
Deb
In our pill-popping culture, it is common for us to reach for a
cure common ailments - but for mild illness, such as daily str
anxiety, there are alternative treatments. Explore how to use
and natural therapies internally and externally for improved h
well being. Discuss the many herbal nervines, nerve tonics,
sedatives available and their uses. Learn how to blend your
tea, then relax and enjoy! Handouts and tea.
T 11/16 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:00pm
Center of Techn
Surviving Change S1
We
We will discuss why people avoid change and the stages of g
Th 10/14 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:00pm
Center of Technology/306
$9
Piano Lessons
Managing Your Money
Basic Budgeting
We will discuss how and why people get in debt,
financial goal, and begin creating a budget.
Session I:
Th 9/16 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:00pm
$9
Mind & Bo
Boost Your Immune System
MUSIC
AND
ARTS
Sarah Gagnon
If you have ever been interested in taking piano lessons, we have the
opportunity for you. Sarah Gagnon has studied both piano and voice for over
14 years. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Art with a specialization in music
performance. Lessons will be scheduled with the instructor and held at the
Learning Center between 1:00pm-5:00pm
$22 per 1/2 hour or $30 per hour/Room 18A (Rotary Rm)
Call 282-3883 from Sept. to Dec.
Voice Lessons
Sarah Gagnon
If you have ever been interested in taking voice lessons, we have the
opportunity for you. Sarah Gagnon has studied both piano and voice for over
14 years. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Art with a specialization in music
performance. Lessons will be scheduled with the instructor and held at the
Learning Center between 1:00pm-5:00pm.
$22 per 1/2 hour or $30 per hour/Room 18A (Rotary Rm)
Call 282-3883 from Sept. to Dec.
Computer and Employment Programs and Certificate
We offer the following Programs and Certificates:
Basic Employment Skills
Office Clerical Support Certificate
General Office Skills Certificate Accounting Clerk Certificate
Employment Readiness
Shelli Pride
It is very important to have the skills necessary to succeed in the
workplace. In this course you will learn the essential skills to be
successful in your work environment. This course will cover a variety
of areas from safety to communication. Each student will complete
a resume, cover letter, and reference sheet. Each student will also
have a Mock Interview.
M 9/13-12/13 (13 wks) 9:00am-Noon
Learning Center/Room 26 (Saco Bay Rm)
$111 Res/$115 Non-res +$13 Mat fee
Office Skills
Linda Busby
Learn effective skills for entering the workforce by covering a variety
of areas from business math to providing customer service. You will
also learn to fill out a job application, discuss interview tips, complete
a mock interview, and be a successful employee once you have been
hired.
M 9/13-12/13 (13 wks) 9:00am-Noon
Learning Center/Room 27 (Eagles Rm)
$111 Res/$115 Non-res + $35 Text fee
Keyboarding I & II
Linda Busby
Keyboarding skills are becoming increasingly important. Join this
class to learn basic keyboarding skills and techniques. Keyboarding
I students will work towards 30 words per minute (wpm) and
Keyboarding II students will work toward 50 wpm.
M 9/13-12/13 (15 wks) 12:30-3:30pm
$155 Res/$159 Non-res + $15 Lab fee
MS Word 2007
Shelli Pride
All 15 weeks are required for Clerical certification. $17 Text used for
all Modules.
Module I
In this basics course, you will explore Word 2007, learn how to edit
and proofread your documents, and learn how to change the look of
your text.
T 9/7-9/21 (3 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
Module II
In this course, you will learn how to create tables and columns; work
with graphics, symbols and equations; and change the look of your
document.
T 9/28-10/19 (4 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
MS Access 2007
Businesses need people to be able to tr
Access is a great way to do that. This co
understanding of Access elements. This
necessary elements of this program, inc
Access is becoming a necessary skill in
W 9/8-10/27 (8 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
Learning Center/Room 26 (Saco Bay Rm
$85 Res/$89 Non-res + $17 Text + $8
MS Outlook 2007
You’ll learn in this course how to manag
e-mail, your calendar, and your contacts
W 11/3-11/17 (3 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
$35 Res/$39 Non-res + $17 Text + $3 L
MS PowerPoint 2007
Module III
In this course, you will learn how to work with diagrams and charts;
and learn how to create form letters, e-mail messages, and labels.
T 10/26-11/16 (4 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
In this course, you’ll learn how to create
You’ll also learn how to add sound and g
presentations.
W 12/1-12/15 (3 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
$35 Res/$39 Non-res + $17 Text + $3 L
Module IV
In this course, you will learn how to collaborate with others, create
documents for use outside of MS Word, and customize MS Word.
T 11/23-12/14 (4 wks) 6:00pm-9:00pm
Workplace Computer Basics II
Word Processing and Keyboarding
Shelli Pride
Students will learn basic keyboarding skills, then move on to learn
how to use MS Word. They will learn basic computer terminology,
basic computer operations, and word processing activities including
Accounting I
Linda Busby
Basic accounting skills are necessary in nearly every clerical position. producing and formatting documents.
W 9/8-12/15 (15 wks) 9:00-Noon
Accounting I teaches skills in the areas of accounts receivable and
payable, filing systems for source documents, recording information from documents and journals, reconciling bank statements, and $155 Res/$159 Non-res + $15 Lab fee
other skills relating to cash records. PLEASE PICK UP TEXT BEFORE
Workplace English
Shelli Pride
THE FIRST CLASS.
Learn how to communicate more successfully and effectively with
T 9/7-12/14 (15 wks) 9:00am-Noon
peers, supervisors, and teams in a work environment. Skills
Learning Center/Room 27 (Eagles Rm)
covered include listening; oral communication that involves speaking
$121 Res/$125 Non-res + $105 Text fee
assertively, positively, and clearly; and handling difficult situations in
the workplace with conflict resolution skills. Using a series of writing
Workplace Computer Basics I
Shelli Pride
exercises, you will learn how to compose and format clear business
Once you have taken this course, you should be able to work
letters, memos, and e-mail.
independently on a personal computer with basic skills in Word and
W 9/8-12/15 (15 wks) 1:00pm-4:00pm
Excel. You will also become familiar in basic computer terminology,
application of software and hardware terminology.
T 9/7-12/14 (15 wks) 9:00am-Noon
Outlook, PowerPoint and Access are soft
demand in today’s workforce. In this co
with these software packages and be ab
using PowerPoint, a database using Acc
with attachments and setup appointmen
Th 9/9-12/16 (13 wks) 9:00am-Noon
$141 Res/$145 Non-res + $13 Mat fee
Financial Literacy for the 21st Centu
Financial education fosters financial stab
and entire communities. The more peop
banking services, the more likely they a
buy homes, and improve their financial
course helps individuals build financial k
confidence, and use banking services ef
cover budgeting, credit, financing, mone
Th 9/9-12/16 (15 wks) 1:00pm-4:00pm
$155 Res/$159 Non-res + $15 Mat. fee
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courses we offer. There
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Surviving Change S2
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Melt & Pour Glycerin Soap Making
Eileen Curtis
Join Eileen for a fun class on learning how to make a body nourishing soap
with the use of melt and pour glycerin base. No chemicals and it’s good for
your skin. It’s expecially fun since you will also learn how to embed toys
or other shapes and things into the bar of soap which is available at class.
Bring to class: 2 cup measuring cup that is microwave safe.
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Fun & Play
Woodworking I
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Biddeford High School/Shop
Dance with Your Star
Dennis Gosselin
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Learning Center/Room 16 (Auditorium)
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Reynald Legendre
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Beading Basics
Michelle Wilson
Learn about beading supplies, tools, wires, thread, clasps, etc., and learn to
make your own jewelry. Design and create a unique necklace or bracelet.
Students will also learn to make a “pendant” focal point for the necklace as well
as learn how to bend wire to make earrings. All materials will be provided by
instructor.
W 9/29 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:30pm
Vocational
Triple Strand Necklace
Michelle Wilson
Learn many basics of bead stringing and two different ways to make this beautiful
3-strand necklace. Instructor will provide everything you need to make a piece you’ll
be proud to wear or give as a gift.
W 10/13 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:30pm
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Center of ec nolo
$101 Res/$105 Non-res
Techniques w/ Melt & Pour Glycering Soap Making
Michelle Wilson
Learn more fun soap making techniques including layering and rolling. You will make
soap that looks like a peppermint candy. Also use of natural colorings. This makes a
great gift. Bring to class: 2 cup measuring cup that is microwave safe
Th 10/14 (1 wk) 6:30pm–8:30pm
$9 + $15 Materials fee (payable to instructor)
Recipe Card Basket
Martha Chessie
Gather your favorite recipes to put in this 5x7 wide basket. Complete with a
decorative wire hanger on the back to either hang or place on a table top. Bring to
class: scissors, dish pan or bucket, 12 spring clothes pins, tape, pins, pencils, tape
measure, jack knife, and spray bottle.
W 10/20 (1 wk) 5:30pm-9:00pm
Fan/Light Pulls or Suncatchers
Michelle Wilson
These beautiful lead crystal beauties will provide your room with hours of beautiful
prism rainbows when placed in a sunny window. They can also be hung on a
Christmas tree as an ornament. Materials will be provided for each student to make
two fan/light pulls or suncatchers per class.
W 11/10 (1 wk) 6:00pm-8:30pm
Waste Basket
Martha Chessie
Do you have a corner that could use a basket? Make this 12” high basket with color.
It would be great as a waste basket or a catchall basket. Bring to class: mop sized
bucket, scissors, tape measure, pencil, jackknife, 12 spring type clothes pins, and
spray bottle.
W 11/17 (1 wk) 5:30pm-9:00pm
Balsam Fir Christmas Wreath
Lorraine Lindstedt
Join us for a fun filled class! Learn a marketable skill and
earn some e tra mone , create a ft,
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Maine tradition, and keep Maine green this Christmas! Make a
beautiful fresh balsam fir Christmas wreath. Beginners become
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Auto Mechanics I
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Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) I
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$111 Res/$115 Non-res + $70 Text
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CompTIA A+ Certification/Strata
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Auto Body I
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Basic CNC Certification I
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Biddeford Adult Education
18 Maplewood Ave.
Biddeford, ME 04005
Tel. (207) 282-3883 Fax (207) 286-9581
Would you like to view our entire brochure? Visit
www.biddeford.maineadulted.org to view or
download our brochure.
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Thursday, July 22
York County Democratic Committee special meeting Alfred
Parish Church on Alfred Village Square, Routes 202/4. Social time
6:30 to 7 p.m., program at 7 to nominate replacement Democratic
candidates for district attorney in Prosecutorial District 1,
representative to Legislature in District 144 and York County
commissioner, all to be voted upon in Nov. 2 general election. The
next regular meeting will be Aug. 19. FMI, contact chairman Dave
Schofield, [email protected], or call 251-3771.
American Red Cross blood drive, noon to 6 p.m., BiddefordSaco Elks Lodge, Saco.
Biddeford Free Clinic, 6 to 9 p.m. at the J.R. Martin Community
Center, 189 Alfred St. FMI, call 282-1138.
AA meetings, noon at Second Congregational Church, 19
Crescent St. in Biddeford and 63 School St. in Saco; 7 p.m. at 63
School St. in Saco; 6:30 p.m. at Milestone Foundation, 28 Portland
St. in Old Orchard Beach; and 6:30 p.m. women’s meeting at
Congregational Church in Saco.
Ross Center activities include indoor walk from 11:45 a.m.
to 12:45 p.m.; coffee available and common area available for
meeting places; indoor horseshoes in the evenings; yoga from
10 to 11 a.m. for $5; 10 a.m. cribbage and preregister for bridge
lessons for $25 for residents or $35 non-residents. The Ross Center
is at the J.R. Martin Community Center, 189 Alfred St., Biddeford.
Membership to 50-plus Club is $10 a year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Crafty Readers Jr., 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Stories and crafts for
children 3 and 4 years old at Edith Belle Libby Memorial Library
in Old Orchard Beach. FMI, call 934-4351.
Preschool story time, 10 to 10:45 a.m. at McArthur Library in
Biddeford. A language enrichment program geared for children
3 to 6 years. Join stories, rhymes, music and movement activities,
crafts and more. FMI, contact Deanna at 284-4181.
Terrific Toddlers, 9:30 a.m. at Dyer Library on Route 1 in Saco.
FMI, call 283-3861.
You’ve Got Me in Stitches, 3 p.m. in the meeting room at Dyer
Library in Saco. Knit, crochet and chat, and sip tea or coffee. No
registration required.
Bingo, 1 to 3 p.m. at Saco Armory, 75 Franklin St. in Saco,
sponsored by Open Door Seniors Club.
Le Club Francais, 6:30 p.m. at McArthur Library in Biddeford.
FMI, call 284-4181.
Caregivers Support Group, 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. at Second
Congregational Church, 19 Crescent St. in Biddeford. Facilitated
by Heather Thompson of Beacon Hospice. FMI, call Marilyn at
284-7898.
Seeds of Hope Neighborhood Center, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 35
South St. in Biddeford. Drop in for a free cup of coffee and a snack,
conversation, games, lending library, support and warmth. An
outreach of Christ Episcopal Church. FMI, call 283-1783.
Line dancing, 10 a.m. in the auditorium of the Ross Center,
189 Alfred St. in Biddeford. Drop in with $5 fee per class. No
memorization of dances. FMI, call Debbie Lizotte at 282-5005.
The Chronic Pain Support Group of Southern Maine, 6 to
7:30 p.m. at the David Howe Hospitality Room at Pinewood, The
Pines, Ocean Park. Meetings are free and open to all who cope
with chronic pain. Family and friends welcome. FMI or directions
call Evelyn at 937-5020.
Friday, July 23
Author Mary Fremont Schoenecker talks about Moonglade,
the second novel in her series The Maine Shore Chronicles,
7:30 p.m., Jordan Hall, 46 Temple Ave., Ocean Park. Suggested
donation is $5. FMI, call 934-9068 or visit www.oceanpark.org.
Music in the park, from classic rock to folk and 1940s to 1950s
era, 5 to 7 p.m., Shevenell Park, Main Street, Biddeford. Will be
canceled if it rains.
Teen movie for grades six through 12, 2 p.m., McArthur Public
Library, Biddeford. FMI, call the library at 284-4181.
“Hair,” at City Theater, Biddeford’s historic opera house, 8 p.m.,
adult content and language. Tickets $15. Call 282-0849 or go to
www.citytheater.org.
Baby Lapsit, 10 a.m., Dyer Library, Route 1, Saco. FMI, call 2833861.
Bingo, 6:15 p.m. at Rochambeau Club, 329 South St. in Biddeford.
Doors open at 3 p.m., kitchen opens at 5 p.m. FMI, call 283-3833.
TOPS (Take off pounds sensibly), 8:15 a.m., Saco Parks and
Recreation on Franklin Street in Saco. FMI, call Nancy at 2833820.
AA meetings, noon at Second Congregational Church, 19
Crescent St. in Biddeford and 63 School St. in Saco; 7 p.m. at
SMMC cafeteria on Alfred Street in Biddeford and 6:30 p.m. at 63
School St. in Saco.
Al-Anon meeting, 8 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church on corner
of Main and Cleveland streets in Saco. FMI, call 934-5453.
Salvation Army craft and fellowship group, 9:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.
fellowship lunch. Events take place at 2 Sixth St. in Old Orchard
Beach. FMI, call 934-4381.
Ross Center activities include indoor walk from 11:45 a.m.
to 12:45 p.m.; coffee available and common area available for
meeting places and 8 to 9 a.m. health and wellness exercise class
for $4; Skip- Bo games, free, 10 a.m. to noon; Qi Gong class, 4 to 5
p.m., $5. The Ross Center is at the J.R. Martin Community Center,
189 Alfred St., Biddeford. Membership to 50-plus Club is $10 a
year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Finger Frolics, 10:30 to 11 a.m. at Edith Belle Libby Memorial
Library in Old Orchard Beach with short stories, songs and finger
play for babies and toddlers. FMI, call 934-4351.
Seeds of Hope Neighborhood Center, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 35
South St. in Biddeford. Drop in for a free cup of coffee and a snack,
conversation, games, support and warmth. An outreach of Christ
Episcopal Church. FMI, call 283-1783.
Pokemon League, 3 to 4 p.m., Dyer Library, Route 1, Saco. FMI,
call 283-3861.
Adult Children of Alcoholics, 6:30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal
Church, corner Main and Cleveland streets, Saco. FMI, call 5714486.
Baked haddock supper, 4 to 7 p.m., Most Holy Trinity Hall, 271
Main St., Saco. Menu includes haddock, mashed potatoes, rice
pilaf, coleslaw, green beans, rolls, beverage and dessert. Cost is
$10 for adults and $4 for children.
Saturday, July 24
Dorcas Society annual fair and lawn party, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Routes 202 and 112, Tory Hill Corner, Bar Mills. Luncheon under
the tent 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Revolutionary War encampment, crafts,
free tours of Brewster Mansion grounds.
Ocean Park Open Cottage Tour, 1 to 4 p.m., to view interiors of
historic and unique cottages in Ocean Park. Tickets are available
at Ocean Park Association office, 14 Temple Ave. FMI, call 9349068 or visit www.oceanpark.org.
“The Armed Man - A Mass For Peace,” 7:30 p.m., The Temple,
50 Temple Ave., Ocean Park. Karl Jenkins’ work is dedicated to
the victims of Kosovo and combines a number of different texts
within the usual Mass form. The Temple Choir and accompanying
orchestra will be conducted by Artistic Director Karla Kelley.
Tickets are $15. FMI, call 934-9068 or visit,www.oceanpark.org.
Rotary Club of Saco Bay chicken barbecue fundraiser, 1 to 6
p.m., Memorial Park, Old Orchard Beach. Donation is $10 donation
($5 for children 12 years old and younger.) Barbecue chicken
breast dinner with fresh potato salad, coleslaw, roll, pickle, dessert
and drink to benefit food pantries in the Biddeford, Saco and Old
Orchard Beach area.
Main Street Saco car show, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine,
hosted by Saco Spirit.
Yard and bake sale and crabmeat luncheon, North Saco
Congregational Church, corner of Flag Pond, Heath and Rocky
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Hill roads, with luncheon of crabmeat or chicken salad sandwich,
chips, pickles and strawberry shortcake for $6. Yard and bake sale
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and luncheon 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Kolosko-Dimow Duo, Nathan Kolosko on classical guitar and
Carl Dimow on flute and bass flute, 7:30 p.m., Saco River Grange
Hall, 29 Salmon Falls Road, Buxton. Tickets are $14, $12 for seniors
and students or pay what you can. FMI, call 929-6472 or visit
www.sacorivergrangehall.org
Coordinated services for Catholic churches, Masses at 4 p.m.
at St. Andre, 73 Bacon St., Biddeford; 4 p.m. at St. Joseph, 178 Elm
St., Biddeford; 4 p.m. at Most Holy Trinity, 271 Main St., Saco; 4 p.m.
at St. Margaret, 1 Saco Ave., Old Orchard Beach; 4:30 p.m., St. Philip
in Lyman. FMI, call the Good Shepherd Administration Office at
282-3321.
AA meetings, 10 a.m., Southern Maine Medical Center
cafeteria in Biddeford; 6:30 p.m. at United Methodist Church on
Washington Avenue in Old Orchard Beach and 7:30 p.m. at 63
School St. in Saco.
Kid’s Club, 11 a.m. to noon for children through third grade at
Edith Belle Libby Memorial Library in Old Orchard Beach. FMI, call
934-4351.
Family story time, 1:30 to 2 p.m. at McArthur Library. Bring
the whole family for an afternoon of stories, rhymes, music and
movement and other activities as dictated by the developmental
level of those in attendance. All ages are welcome. FMI contact
Deanna, 284-4181.
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Weekly Crossword
ACROSS
1. Doctors’ group
4. WordPerfect’s
home
8. Physiques
(slang)
10. Exaggerate
13. Lined up for
review
14. Smartly
15. Insert mark
17. Space above
the ground
18. Tobacco
smoke residue
19. Largest Syrian
city
21. Prescribed
amounts
24. Any large
organization
26. Actress ___
Taylor
27. Affirmative
votes
28. A brother or
sister
29. Package
(abbr.)
30. A long narrow
cut
32. Language of
Laotians
33. The Oscars
39. Matadors
40. Sacred Egyptian beetle
42. Hill (Celtic)
43. Plural present
of be
44. Benign muscle
tumor
45. Impart motion to
48. Selfs
49. Many origins
50. Denoting two
51. Apply gold
leaf
52. Midway between NE and E
affection for
4. Dominates
5. Increase motor
speed
6. Before
7. Fisher cats
9. Brushed
10. Miscelleaneous collections
11. Constituent
fragment of rock
12. Norse God of
War
14. SW Spanish
port city
16 Yearly tonnage,
abbr.
20. Blotted out
22. From pentane
(Chemistry)
23. Command
right
25. Women’s ___
movement
DOWN
1. Manila hemp (abbr.)
2. Esprit de corps 28. Surface of a
solid figure
3. Feels deep
from sin
34. Normal conventions
35. Academy of
Country Music
29. The cry made
by sheep
30. A way of
notching
31. Household
god (Roman)
32. Hemodia____
_: blood cleanings
33. Turn away
(abbr.)
36. Beamed out
37. Wind sock
38. Upolu island
inhabitants
41. Swiss city on
the Rhine
42. Price label
46. Japanese
apricot
47. US language
for the deaf
Sunday, July 25
Rev. Dr. Tony Campolo, president of Evangelical Association for
the Promotion of Education. Topic: “Lessons from the Emerging
Church,” 10 a.m., The Temple, 50 Temple Ave., Ocean Park. Free
admission. FMI, call 934-9068 or visit www.oceanpark.org.
Boston Saengerfest Men’s Chorus presents concert of
international men’s choral music including selections by its“Very
Large Octet,” Sound Investment, 7:30 p.m. in The Temple, 50
Temple Ave., Ocean Park. Tickets are $12. FMI, call 934-9068 or go
to www.oceanpark.org.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Saco and Biddeford, worship
service at 8:30 a.m., 60 School St., Saco. FMI, call 282-0062.
Coordinated services for Catholic churches, Masses at 8 a.m.
(in French) at St. Joseph, 178 Elm St., Biddeford; 8:30 a.m. at Most
Holy Trinity, 271 Main St., Saco and St. Margaret, 1 Saco Ave., Old
Orchard Beach; 9 a.m. at St. Philip, Lyman; 9:30 a.m. at St. Andre, 73
Bacon St and St. Joseph, 178 Elm St., Biddeford; 10:30 a.m. at Most
Holy Trinity, 271 Main St., Saco and St. Margaret, 1 Saco Ave., Old
Orchard Beach; 11 a.m. at St. Joseph, 178 Elm St., Biddeford; 5:30
p.m. at St. Joseph. FMI, call the Good Shepherd Administration
Office at 282-3321.
AA meetings at 9 a.m. at Saco Elks Club, 68 Ocean Park Road
in Saco; 7 p.m. at United Methodist Church on Washington Ave.
in Old Orchard Beach; 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. at 63 School
St. in Saco.
United Baptist Church worship service, 9 a.m. , 318 Main St. in
Saco.
Salvation Army services, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and adult
Bible study; 10:45 a.m. morning worship; 12:15 p.m. junior high
youth group, 2 Sixth St., Old Orchard Beach. FMI, call 934-438l.
First Parish Congregational Church UCC worship at 8 and
10 a.m. and centering prayer from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m., 12 Beach St.
(corner of Beach and Main). Everyone is welcome. FMI, call 2833771.
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with the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference. FMI,
call 467-9027.
Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Church worship service,
9:30 a.m., Sunday school at 11 a.m., evening service at 6. FMI,
contact the Rev. Nick Foss, 499-2817.
Victory Chapel, 67 Hill St., Biddeford, 9:45 a.m. Sunday school,
11 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. worship, Wednesday prayer and Bible
study, 7 p.m..FMI, contact the Rev. Joel McLain.
Monday, July 26
Old Orchard Beach Food Pantry, 9 to 11 a.m., United Methodist
Church, Washington Avenue. Food served to Old Orchard Beach
residents; everyone invited to come for free bread and clothes.
FMI, call Ray at 934-2895 or the church at 934-5553.
AA meetings, noon at the Second Congregational Church,
19 Crescent St. in Biddeford and 63 School St. in Saco; 7 p.m. at
United Methodist Church on Washington Avenue in Old Orchard
Beach and 7:30 p.m. at Unitarian Universalist Church, 60 School
St. in Saco.
Al-Anon Meeting, 10 a.m., Trinity Episcopal Church, corner of
Main and Cleveland streets in Saco. FMI, call 934-9954.
Beach ball and Bible, 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army, 2 Sixth St. in
Old Orchard Beach. FMI, call 934-438l.
TOPS 253 weight-loss group, 5 to 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal
Church on Crescent Street in Biddeford.
Autism-Asperger’s Support Group, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
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Educational Bureau of Ocean Park.
“Acupuncture in Restorative Health” with
Katherine Anderson, 7:30 p.m., Jordan Hall, 46
Temple Ave., Ocean Park, $10. FMI, call 934-9068
or visit www.oceanpark.org.
Preschool Stories and Stuff, 10 a.m., Dyer
Library. FMI, call 283-3861.
Baby and Me, 10 to 10:20 a.m. at McArthur
Library in Biddeford, an interactive lap-sit
program for babies from birth to 18 months and
their caregivers. Introduce your baby to books
through songs, rhymes and adult/child book
sharing time. FMI, contact Deanna at 284-4181.
Al-Anon meeting, 7:45 to 9 p.m. at the Second
Congregational Church located at 19 Crescent
St. in Biddeford. FMI, call 1-800-498-1844.
TOPS No. 186 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
weigh-ins, 5 p.m. at the Cornerstone United
Methodist Church, 20 Jenkins Road in Saco. FMI,
call Diane Marcoux at 749-8668.
TOPS OOB chapter , 6 p.m. at the Cider Hill
Clubhouse. FMI, call Linda at 934-5829.
AA meetings take place at noon at Second
Congregational Church, 19 Crescent St. in
Biddeford; 7:30 p.m. at 63 School St. in Saco;
and 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church at the
intersection of Cleveland and Main streets in
Saco at the Southern Maine Medical Center
Cafeteria in Biddeford.
Salvation Army services, 10 a.m. walking club;
11:30 a.m. fellowship lunch; 1:30 p.m. women’s
club. All events take place at 2 Sixth St. in Old
Orchard Beach. FMI, call Patti Murray, 934-438l.
Seeds of Hope Neighborhood Center, 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at 35 South St. in Biddeford. Drop in for
a free cup of coffee and a snack, conversation,
games, support and warmth. An outreach of
Christ Episcopal Church. FMI, call 283-1783.
Ross Center activities includes indoor walk
from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.; coffee available
and common area available for meeting places;
Beano with bakery prizes; card playing; chess
club in the evenings; arts and crafts announced
monthly and pre-registration required for
computer classes for $35 for residents or $45
non-residents (not July or August). The Ross
Center is at the J.R. Martin Community Center,
189 Alfred St., Biddeford. Membership to 50plus Club is $10 a year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Petanque games, 6 p.m., Memorial Park, Old
Orchard Beach. FMI, call 937-2537 after 6 p.m.
Teen Center in Rotary Park off Main Street in
Biddeford. FMI, including speakers and time
changes, call Roberta Bernier at 283-8742.
Ross Center activities include indoor walk
9:30 to 11:30 a.m., knitting for charity; 8 to 9 a.m.,
health and wellness exercise class for $4; 5:30
to 6:45 p.m,. yoga for $7 and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
book club on the fourth Monday of each month.
The Ross Center is at the J.R. Martin Community
Center, 189 Alfred St., Biddeford. Membership to
50-plus Club is $10 a year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Toddler Time, 10 to 10:30 a.m. at McArthur
Library in Biddeford. Toddler Time is an adultchild language enrichment program geared for
children 18 to 36 months. FMI, contact Deanna
at 284-4181.
Family evening story time, 6:30 to 7 p.m. at
McArthur Library in Biddeford. Bring the whole
family for a fun evening of stories, rhymes, music
and movement and other fun activities. All ages
are welcome. FMI, contact Deanna at 284-4181.
Bingo, 6 p.m. at St. Louis Alumni, 637 Elm St.
in Biddeford. Doors and kitchen open at 4 p.m.
Hosted by St. Louis Alumni Association. FMI, call
282-2285.
Saco Bay Artists, 7 p.m., The Pines, Ocean
Park. An organization of local artists working
in any medium, the Saco Bay Artists group
provides exhibition, critique and educational
opportunities for members. Open studio meets
Mondays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Pines. FMI,
contact Clara Martel at 985-7420 for more
information or [email protected].
Book Club, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Ross Center,
189 Alfred St. in Biddeford.
Tuesday, July 27
Make camping snacks, 1 to 2 p.m. for children
kindergarten to fifth grade, McArthur Library,
Biddeford. FMI, call 284-4181.
Design a shirt or tote classs, Curtis Guest
House, Temple Avenue, Ocean Park. Bring
washed T-shirt or sweatshirt to decorate; hats
and backpacks will be available for purchase.
$15 to cover materials and tote bags. FMI, call
Nancy Stack at 937-2099. Sponsored by the
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Wednesday, July 28
Teen T-shirt craft activity for grades six
through 12, 1 to 2 p.m., McArthur Library,
Biddeford. Bring a T-shirt to decorate.
Saco Lions Club, 6:30 p.m.,York County Federal
Credit Union on Main Street. New members are
invited to attend.
With a Song in My Heart, Rachel Hamilton,
soprano, an evening of favorite classical songs
and arias, 7:30 p.m., Jordan Hall, 46 Temple Ave.,
Ocean Park. Suggested donation is $5. FMI, call
934-9068 or visit www.oceanpark.org.
Old Orchard Beach Food Pantry, 9 to 11 a.m.,
United Methodist Church, Washington Avenue.
Food served to Old Orchard Beach residents;
everyone invited to come for free bread and
clothes. FMI, call Ray at 934-2895 or the church
at 934-5553.
AA meetings, noon at Second Congregational
Church, 19 Crescent St. in Biddeford and
63 School St. in Saco; 7 p.m. at J. R. Martin
Community Center, 189 Alfred St. in Biddeford
and 7:30 p.m. at 63 School St. in Saco.
8 to 9 a.m. health and wellness exercise class for
$4 and 1 to 3 p.m. Bingo. Call 283-3477 ahead
for Meals On Wheels. The Ross Center is at the
J.R. Martin Community Center, 189 Alfred St.,
Biddeford. Membership to 50-plus Club is $10 a
year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Good Shepherd’s Cove Church 7 p.m. Bible
study at 1189 Route 1 in Arundel. Affiliated
with the Conservative Congregational Christian
Conference. FMI, call 467-9027.
games, support and warmth. An outreach of
Christ Episcopal Church. FMI, call 283-1783.
Salvation Army kids club, 3:30 p.m., 2 Sixth
St. in Old Orchard Beach. FMI, call Patti Murray,
934-438l.
Thursday, July 29
American Red Cross blood drive, 10:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m., St. Andre’s Health Care, Biddeford
Pool.
Biddeford Free Clinic, 6 to 9 p.m. at the J.R.
Richard Martin Community Center, 189 Alfred
St. FMI, call 282-1138.
AA meetings, noon at Second Congregational
Church, 19 Crescent St. in Biddeford and 63
School St. in Saco; 7 p.m. at 63 School St. in Saco;
6:30 p.m. at Milestone Foundation, 28 Portland
St. in Old Orchard Beach; and 6:30 p.m. women’s
meeting at Congregational Church in Saco.
and common area available for meeting
places; indoor horseshoes in the evenings;
yoga from 10 to 11 a.m. for $5; 10 a.m. cribbage
and preregister for bridge lessons for $25 for
residents or $35 non-residents. The Ross Center
is at the J.R. Martin Community Center, 189
Alfred St., Biddeford. Membership to 50-plus
Club is $10 a year. FMI, call 282-5005.
Crafty Readers Jr., 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Stories
and crafts for children 3 and 4 years old at Edith
Belle Libby Memorial Library in Old Orchard
Beach. FMI, call 934-4351.
Preschool story time, 10 to 10:45 a.m. at
McArthur Library in Biddeford. A language
enrichment program geared for children 3 to 6
years. Join stories, rhymes, music and movement
activities, crafts and more. FMI, contact Deanna
at 284-4181.
Terrific Toddlers, 9:30 a.m. at Dyer Library on
Route 1 in Saco. FMI, call 283-3861.
You’ve Got Me in Stitches, 3 p.m. in the
meeting room at Dyer Library in Saco. Knit,
crochet and chat, and sip tea or coffee. No
registration required.
Bingo, 1 to 3 p.m. at Saco Armory, 75 Franklin
St. in Saco, sponsored by Open Door Seniors
Club.
Le Club Francais, 6:30 p.m. at McArthur Library
in Biddeford. FMI, call 284-4181.
Caregivers Support Group, 1:15 to 2:45
p.m. at Second Congregational Church, 19
Crescent St. in Biddeford. Facilitated by Heather
Thompson of Beacon Hospice. FMI, call Marilyn
at 284-7898.
games, lending library, support and warmth. An
outreach of Christ Episcopal Church. FMI, call
283-1783.
Line dancing, 10 a.m. in the auditorium of the
Ross Center, 189 Alfred St. in Biddeford. Drop
in with $5 fee per class. No memorization of
dances. FMI, call Debbie Lizotte at 282-5005.
The Chronic Pain Support Group of
Southern Maine, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the David
Howe Hospitality Room at Pinewood, The Pines,
Ocean Park. Meetings are free and open to all
who cope with chronic pain. Family and friends
welcome. FMI or directions call Evelyn at 9375020.
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emphasize community dentistry, dental
public health and prevention, excellence
in clinical dentistry, an integrated health
care approach to dental education and
population-based health research.
“Good oral health and access to oral health
care are two significant public health
concerns. We believe the establishment
of a dental college in Maine will increase
access to oral health education and services
throughout Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, the states in which we invest
corporate funds and in which the Northeast
Delta Dental Foundation awards grants,”
Northeast Delta Dental President Tom
Raffio said in a prepared statement.
Saco backs marijuana
dispensary zoning
The Saco City Council gave final
approval Monday night to zoning changes
for medical marijuana dispensaries.
The council voted 6-1 in favor of the
changes, which were approved May 18
by the planning board. Councilor Leslie
Smith Jr. voted in opposition.
The changes require dispensaries be
located in business zones. The zoning
makes distinctions for dispensaries that
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more space and fewer residents.
Former bus driver
pleads guilty to DUI
A former Saco bus driver pleaded guilty
July 13 in Biddeford District Court to
driving under the influence.
Jan Mooney, 55, of Saco, changed her
plea to guilty under a plea agreement with
prosecutors. A second charge of operating
under the influence was dismissed. A
charge of endangering the welfare of a
child will be dropped if she complies with
the terms of the agreement.
Under the agreement, Mooney will lose
her license for 90 days and pay a $500 fine.
She also was sentenced to 120 days in York
County Jail with all but 10 days suspended
pending completion of inpatient treatment,
according to the plea agreement.
The charges stem from a Dec. 8, 2009,
incident when Mooney allegedly drove a
school bus to Saco Middle School after she
had been drinking. There were 27 students
younger than 16 on the bus in the school
parking lot when a police officer operating
on a tip from a bus department employee
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Woman dies after
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A Westbrook woman died after trying
to rescue her grandchild from a strong
current in Old Orchard Beach.
Anne Farley, 57, died June 14 at Maine
Medical Center, a day after attempting
to rescue her grandchild, according to
Deputy Police Chief Keith Babin. Around
2:35 p.m. June 13, lifeguards and a citizen
reported six swimmers in the water at the
end of New Salt Road who appeared to be
in distress, he said.
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boarded the bus, according to court files.
Mooney did not put the bus in gear after
students had boarded. After going with
officers to the police department, her
blood alcohol level was tested at .17, more
than twice the legal limit, according to an
affidavit filed by Saco Police Officer Megan
Brownell.
Mooney was dropped off at bus
headquarters and told not to drive again.
She was arrested a second time for
allegedly driving under the influence after
an employee told police she drove herself
home. She resigned her position a week
later.
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immediately began CPR on Farley, who
was unconscious, Babin said. She was
taken to Southern Maine Medical Center
in Biddeford before being transferred to
Maine Medical Center.
Babin said Farley was able to get her
grandchild out of the water, but a very
strong current from Goosefare Brook
prevented her from getting out.
Farley, who grew up in Portland and
graduated from Deering High School,
most recently was head librarian at Bonny
Eagle Middle School in Buxton, according
to her obituary. She is survived by her
husband, John Farley, two stepchildren,
five grandchildren and many other
relatives.
Bonny Eagle Middle School Assistant
Principal Clay Gleason said Farley was a
highly respected school staff member.
“In her six years at BEMS, she was
always a selfless, caring and compassionate
professional. Her calm demeanor, caring
smile and kind words enriched the lives
of all who knew her,” Gleason said in an
e-mail. “The impact she made on students
and colleagues is immeasurable and we
are still trying to come to terms with her
untimely death. We feel fortunate to have
known Anne and our thoughts and prayers
go out to her family.”
– Staff Writer Gillian Graham
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1999 Ford Contour-4 door, auto,
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740 Country Road
Westbrook
2000 Saturn SW2. Excellent
condition. 107,000 miles. Well
maintain. Cruise, power sterling.
New sticker. $3750. 937-2537
or 730-0524.
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City Motor Group, Inc.
186 Msgr. O’Brien Hwy
Cambridge, MA 02141
PERK’S AUTO SALES
Rt. 1 Arundel, ME • 207-467-8266
‘06 DODGE STRATUS SXT DOWN PAYMENT $1199
per car
We buy the following metals:
Auto, pwr seat, A/C, PW, PL, CC Sale Price $7,995
‘07 CHEVY IMPALA ................... DOWN PAYMENT $1299
Floor shift, 6 cyl., Auto, Pwr Seats, A/C, PW. Sale Price $8,995
copper, brass, aluminum cans, batteries, stainless, lead, wire, aluminum wheels (with
or without tires), large amounts of metal, steel, appliances, catalytic converters
cia auto 207-793-8193
salvage
OPEN: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.;
Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Closed Sunday
route 5 • limerick, maine
‘04 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GTP ..DOWN PAYMENT $1499
Leather, pwr roof, heads-up display. Sale Price $8,995
‘06 CHRYSLTER PT CRUISER ...... DOWN PAYMENT $1999
Auto, 4 cyl., A/C, PW, PL, LOW MILES 57K Sale Price $9,995
‘07 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 DOWN PAYMENT $1999
Auto, A/C, V-8, 8’ bed. Sale Price $9,995
‘04 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE
....... DOWN
PAYMENT $2499
4x4 Laredo, Red Ext., Pwr Seat, PW, PL, Cruise. Sale Price $9,995
‘08 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE LAREDO
4X4, 6 cyl., pwr seat, PW, PL, CC, roof rack. LIKE NEW!
..................
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Some income
www.dirigomgmt.com/millatsacofalls.htm
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The Mill at Saco Falls is a 165 year-old historic textile mill building on the banks of the Saco River, at the Saco Falls.
66 brand new one, two, and three-bedroom rental apartments for first-time occupancy at low prices.
Unusually large units feature tall ceilings, exposed beams, and plentiful natural light. Contact us for details.
• Heat and hot water included in rent
• Free parking space included in rent
• Free wi-fi
• Free on-site fitness center
• Free on-site home theater room
• Security system
• Green building
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restrictions apply.
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The Birches Apartments
RICHARD ROSA / Buyer
207.423.2425
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condition, training by
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near Maine Mall. 40k.
FOR MORE DETAILS
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KW Commercial @
653-6773 or 553-2491
FURNITURE/
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Absolute bargain queen mattress set $145 new. Call
899-8853
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Microsuede sectional w/chaise
Beige color New $475 Call
396-5661
Twin/Full mattress set factory
sealed asking $120 Call
396-5661
Marston’s Marina
On the Saco River Tidewater
Dockage – Moorings – Gas
www.marstonsmarina.com
Saco, Maine
207-283-3727
HELP WANTED
Mystery Shoppers- earn up to
$100 per day. Shopper needed
to judge retail/dining establishment. Experience not required.
Call 877-618-8299
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Dependable with excellent phone & people skills, general
computer knowledge, able to work independently. Flexible
schedule needed & some Saturdays required. Pay depending
on experience. must be able to lift 40 lbs. Apply in person:
FOR RENT
WELLS STORAGE SOLUTIONS
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Nice office space in historic building. 1,250
s.f. includes kitchen, bathroom and parking.
$550 month including heat, hot water and
central air. First month plus one month security
deposit. Minimum 9 month lease.
WELLS, MAINE
2 Bedroom / 1 Bath - 1 Year Lease
Close to Turnpike • Large Yard
Washer/Dryer Hook-up
$950/month + utilities
Available July 1
642 Sanford Road, Wells or forward resume to
[email protected] or fax to 207-646-2109.
NO PHONE CALLS.
207-251-4791
– Full Time Cook –
JEWELRY
Weekends & Evenings.
Flexible Scheduling.
Experience a must.
Hourly pay based on experience.
Please call Debbie at 985-7141 x3135
HELP WANTED
South Portland
1 & 2 Bedroom
H/W Included
secure building
swimming pool
coin laundry
207-774-3337
[email protected]
www.oldenglishvillage.net or
www.apts.com/oldeenglishvillageme
1 mile to Mall, 295 and Bus Routes
503 Westbrook Street, South Portland
5 Volunteers
Full time & Part time.
7am-3pm or 3pm-11pm shifts.
Please call Lisa or Jess at 985-7141.
Needed to Deliver
Meals on Wheels in
Hollis, Waterboro,
Limington. Food pick up
is at the Groveville Fire
Barn on Turkey Lane in
Buxton. Please call Bill
Noonan at 878-3285.
Mileage reimbursed by
Southern Maine
Agency on Aging.
Kennebunk Nursing and Rehab Center
158 Ross Rd, Kennebunk, ME 04043
(207)985-7141
York Manor
located at 2 Dartmouth Street in Biddeford,
HELP WANTED
Position Available
Air Conditioner - heavy duty
7000 BTU like new $80. Call
283-1605
COLLATERAL LOANS
Coastal Trading & Gifts
426 US Rt. 1
Scarborough
Open Mon.-Sat
883-0115
CRMAs and DCAs
for full-time, part-time and
per diem, all shifts.
No prior healthcare experience required, as York Manor offers
trainings for individuals to become CRMA and PSS certified.
CNAs are also encouraged to apply.
Mainely Media LLC, Inc., has
an immediate opening for a
part-time (20 hours per week)
LLC
receptionist/receivable clerk.
Must be a multi-tasker,
pleasant, exible, dependable,
organized, and have great
people skills. Procient with
Mac computers helpful.
Send resume to:
[email protected] or mail to
P.O. Box 1894, Biddeford, ME. 04005.
M
ainely
edia
York Manor offers competitive wages, shift differentials, and
an excellent benefit package that includes earned benefit time
and affordable health and dental insurance
Interested individuals should call or email for an application.
Applications can also be downloaded from
our website at www.mcd.org.
Attn: Darcy Dumont
Medical Care Development
11 Parkwood Drive, Augusta, ME 04330
(207) 622-7566 x234, Email: [email protected]
Medical Care Development provides a smoke-free environment and is an
Equal Opportunity Organization and Affirmative Action Employer.
Wardwell Retirement Neighborhood
Wardwell Assisted Living Services is currently
taking applications for CRMA/PSS Associate for the
11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. The position may be full-time
and requires every other weekend. We offer competitive wages and benets. If interested please stop by
for an application or call weekdays between
9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Wardwell Assisted Living Services
43 Middle Street, Saco, Maine 04072
Phone: (207) 284-7061 Fax: (207) 283-9642
Equal Opportunity Employer
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
MOVING/
STORAGE
Buying & Selling
Mel’s Moving & Trucking
• CDs • Records • Movies
• DVDs • Audio/Video Equipment
Call First
MUSIC PLUS
134 Main St.
283-2927
is an affiliate of Medical Care Development
and is accepting applications for:
Receptionist/
Receptionist/
Receivables
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STUFF
We Buy Gold...Highest Prices Paid
– CNA/Med Tech –
Olde English Village
Scarborough - Pine Pt Rd.
Available Aug 15, 2-3 BR, No pets,1
car detatched garage, 2 full BA, Lg
EIK,washer/dryer hook ups,hard wood
in LR, Lg screened in porch,$1400/mo
includes HEAT, first, last security dep.
Req. For appt. email:mrsgam1@aol.
com or call 617-584-0140
YARD SALE
Call Deb or Sue at 282-6537
FOR RENT
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CLASSIFIEDS
Bookkeeping, Spreadsheets or other office duties?
July 22, 2010
5 Year old Magic Chef Refrigerator in good working condition.
$250.
Call
934-2180
Bureau with mirror. Seven
draws. 46 X 32. $275.00
4 piece California king size bed.
$200.00
3 tear shelf with draw, 25 X26,
mahogany. $125.00
Wicker picnic basket with utensils, set of 4 and leather straps
$25.00. 934-5686
Wide Brookstone Hammock
with stand, attachable side table
and pillow. Barely used.
$199.95. Call 510-1881
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
Licensed
Aesthetician
with own equipment looking to rent booth in Salon.
Call Maryse
730-0203
HELP WANTED
Find Your Future
at Your Coverage Matters
Your Coverage Matters is a Maine Licensed Life and Health
Insurance agency located in Saco. We are seeking future top
producers to work in a fast-paced environment without the
hassle of cold calling as a:
SALES TRAINEE
After completing our industry leading paid training and
passing the insurance licensing exam, you will be ready to
sell insurance policies over the phone.
Our agents average between $15-20 per hour with generous
monthly bonuses based on performance. Requires a high
school diploma, effective written and verbal communication
skills, a high level of dependability and stable work history.
Sales experience preferred but not required.
Please visit our website and apply online by
submitting your resume to:
[email protected]
EOE
Discover for yourself why
Your Coverage Matters is a
great place to work
www.yourcoveragematters.com
We do local & long distance.
Moving, Packing, Services,
cleaning and trash removal.
Low rates & Reliable Service.
24 hours, 7 Days a week.
Call for Free Estimates. Fully Insured
10% Discount with this ad.
CALL 239-4125 OR 773-1528
All Around Moving
Household moving, trash removal,
basement, attic & garage cleanouts.
Piano & Heavy Appliance specialists.
10% Discount to 1st time customers.
FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED
Call Terry @ 207-699-8738
moving
sale
Sat. & Sun.
July 24 & 25
9:00am-2:00pm
24 Pilgrim Rd.
SO.
PORTLAND
Wide variety of household
goods and decorator items
including brand new rugs,
furniture, dishware & linens
BARN
SALE!!
SAT. JULY 24
9:00am - 3:00pm
255 Log Cabin Rd.
ARUNDEL
Furniture, lamps, toys,
hockey skates and more.
RAIN or SHINE
NOVENAS
O most beautiful flower of Mount
Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of
Heaven, Blessed Mother of the
son of God, Immaculate Virgin,
assist me in my necessity. O
Star of the Sea, help me and
show me how you are my
Mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of
God, Queen of Heaven and
Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart to
succor me in my necessity
(make request). There are none
that can withstand your power.
O Mary conceived without sin,
pray for us who have recourse
to Thee (Three Times). I will
say this prayer for three Consecutive days and then have it
published, and then my favor
will be granted. Never known to
fail. Thank You Very Much,
R.C.G.
ROOMS/
ROOMATES
Ferry Road
~ Saco ~
Large House
offering rooms for
rent, pool table,
kitchen, bath. $125
per week.
If interested please
call: 571-4412
or 710-4635
MULTI-FAMILY
July 24
8:00AM - 5:00PM
91 Western Ave. #2
BIDDEFORD
Girl’s Baby clothes (3 mos.
to 2 yrs), games, household
items and much more.
RAIN DATE: July 31
Indoor
BARN
SALE!!
SUN. JULY 25
8:00am - 1:00pm
354 Boom Rd.
SACO
Furniture, clothing, knickknacks, records & much more.
RAIN or SHINE
MULTI-FAMILY
July 24
8:00AM - 2:00PM
168 Hill Street
WANTED
BIDDEFORD
I BUY
ANYTHING OLD!
Books, records, furniture,
Lots of Baby clothes,
toys & household items.
jewelry, coins, hunting, fishing,
military, art work, dishes, toys,
tools. I will come to you with
cash. Call John 450-2339.
RAIN or SHINE
ADVERTISE!!!
CLASSIFIEDS
MAINELY MARKETPLACE
Mainely Marketplace
AT YOUR SERVICE
AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING
CHILD CARE
&
Happy Daze Child Care Meals
Snacks
H
CII SERVICES
C
HEATING CRISIS INTERVENTION
Provided
1 opening now available for
ages 6 wks. to 5 yrs. old
(207) 423-5633
YARD SALE
• Oil & Gas Burners
• Preventive Maintenance
• Annual Cleanings
• Plumbing & Heating
• Sales, Service, Installations
• Oil Tanks
24 Hour Service • Fully Insured
JULY 24
21 Merrifield Dr.
KENNEBUNK
(off Rt. 1 - opposite of Shopper’s Village)
Michael Pelletier
Your children will be well taken care of in a small one on one home atmosphere.
If you are interested, please call Susan at 282-6223
*CPR & First Aid Certified*
R e a d y. . . S e t . . . V R O O M !
*New & Used
SACO VALLEY *Services
& Sales
VACUUM
*Repairs *Bags, Belts,
Parts & Much More!
Designer’s clothing, art,
jewelry, books, furniture
& collectibles, etc.
307 Main St. Saco (Across from City Hall)
207-284-5111
CSIA & FIRE CERTIFIED
Lic. #MS3001973 • BBB
Zandy Talmage - Master Sweep
Early Bird
Savings
BSOLUTE $10 Off
CHIMNEY SERVICE
Fully Insured • Bonded
967-2274 • 800-640-7373 AbsoluteChimney.com
RAIN or SHINE
REPAIRING MAJOR APPLIANCES
moving WE’RE SERIOUS ABOUT SERVICE
Cole’s Appliance Service SERVICE MOST
sale
OVER 25 YEARS
BRANDS
July 24
OF EXPERIENCE
8:00am-2:00pm
(207) 883-5816
2 Little Creek Dr.
Furniture, tools,
household items,
and much more!!
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
28 Greenfield Ln.
BIDDEFORD
off West St. NO Early Birds.
Beanie Babies,
household items,
something for everyone.
RAIN or SHINE
Certified CSIA
205-1273 • 985-3477
CABINETRY
Off Guinea Rd. Biddeford
JULY 24
Com
it us in
e vis
our new show
Fully Insured/Free Estimates
room
!
M. NADEAU INC.
Custom Cabinets 3D Design
Builders & Remodelers Welcome
207-710-2148 fax: 207-710-2149
CARPENTRY
JULY 24
8 a.m. - Noon
5 Partridge Lane
SCARBOROUGH
(1 mile from Oak Hill in Olde
Mills Brook Neighborhood)
Furniture, snowshoes,
household items, tools,
heaters 749-7825
RAIN or SHINE
207-206-2437
Generations General Contracting
[email protected]
Metal Roofing • Asphalt Roofing
Vinyl & Wood Siding • Decks • Garages
Additions • Stonework • Remodeling
10% OFF LABOR WITH THIS AD
Free Estimates • Great Rates • Fully Insured
Lead Paint Certified
Put a Local Contractor to work for you!
E.W. Carpentry
“Your own personal carpenter”
New Construction
Remodeling, Additions
Decks, Roofing, Remodeling,
Wood Siding, Custom Woodworking
Customer Specific Shed Designs
ALL ASPECTS OF CARPENTRY
Eric Wuerthner
490-0964
Fully Insured - Free Estimates
Always striving for
another satisfied customer!
COMPUTER REPAIR
B&J
!"#$%&
ELECTRONICS
EST. 1990
“Why buy new when yours
can be re-newed!”
Call Jim @ B&J Electronics
Mon-Sat 8-8 • 799-7226
Repairs on All Makes & Models
FREE
DIAGNOSIS
Mention this ad and we’ll give
you a free diagnosis.
FAST Computer Problem Diagnosis in Your Home or Business
FAST Computer System Repair - Affordable PC System Upgrades
Oceanside Custom Built PC Systems-Desktops & Laptops
Visit our online store over 25,000 + products
www.oceansidecomputers.com
Web Site Design Package $399 includes hosting & domain name!
qray
100% Financing Available
For Our Business Customers
934-6198
Accredited Member Of The Better Business Bureau - Rated A+!
CONSTRUCTION
DUMP DUDES
- Junk Removal -Basement/Garage/Attic Cleanouts
- No job too big or small - Junk Car Removal
Reliable, Same Day Call Back • Free Estimates
CALL 482-9271 - One Call Hauls It All!
Junk Removal Services!
• Attics • Garages
• Old Appliances
• Foreclosures & More
dan’s construction
no job too small
Custom Homes • Cottages • Garages
Decks • Remodeling • Roofing
Vinyl Siding • Vinyl Windwos
FREE ESTIMATES
~ Daniel Boutot, Owner ~
625-8159 / cell 318-5844
Fredericks
Contracting, Inc.
Scarborough, ME
Call the
President
We accept
Credit Cards!
We Haul Anything to the dump,
basement & attic clean outs.
Best rates in Southern Maine
DUMP
GUY!
Tom Fredericks
Serving
York &
Cumberland Counties
DUMP RUNS
GGC
COMPUTER
SERVICES
www.LarsonsTrucking.com
A Division of Prime Cut Landscaping
RAIN or SHINE
RAIN or SHINE
(207)205-3888
207-650-9747
Off of Pleasant Hill Road
Antiques, other
furniture, household
items, 11 Bean items
& much more
Baby items, toys, households & much more
590-7357
NO JOB IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL
SCARBOROUGH
(off Robin Circle)
Installations • Virus Removal
Repairs &
Upgrades
• Fully Insured • Professional • Courteous
• Residential & Commercial
3 Hackmatack Dr.
BIDDEFORD
FREE ESTIMATES ★
KENNEBUNKPORT
CLEAN UP/
HAULING
The
★
LEARN
THE
BASICS
Call Scott 730-0095 • email: [email protected]
We do it all from the
loading to the clean-up
8:00am-2:00pm
14 Winding Creek Ln.
WE RECYCLE,
SAVING YOU
MONEY!
You Call It We Haul It
July 24
8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
JUNK
REMOVAL
20 Edwards Avenue • West View Plaza, Biddeford 04005
moving
sale
FRI. JULY 23
SAT. JULY 24
CLEAN UP/
HAULING
Fire Safety Means Peace of Mind
BIDDEFORD
RAIN or SHINE
Cleaned • Lined
Repaired Professionally
Guaranteed No Mess!
• Highly Qualified,
Certified Teacher
• Free Phone Consultation
Charlie’s
Chimneys
KENNEBUNK
COMPUTER HELP
Here & There
Computer
CHIMNEYS & FIREPLACES
APPLIANCE REPAIR
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
COMPUTER SERVICES
450-5
Garages & Additions
cell 838-7620
Porches, Sunrooms & Decks office/fax 883-8424
Replacement Windows
[email protected]
& Doors
www.frederickscontracting.com
858
Insured
www.thedumpguy.com
Handy Helpers
CLEANOUTS
& JUNK
REMOVAL
We also
donate
WE
RECYCLE! re-usable
items to
charity!!
– Robert & Marie Fairbanks –
967.2172
Fully Insured • FREE Estimates
DUMP RUNS
AJ’s
Junk Removal
WE ALSO DO DEMOLITION
COMMERCIAL ~ RESIDENTIAL
FREE QUOTES
205-3511
“We Haul Anything”
Unbeatable Pricing
ADVERTISING
REALLY WORKS!
email: [email protected]
Ask us about our specials
E AST
on flooring installations
OAST
C ONSTRUCTION
C
• New Homes
• Remodeling
• Garages/Sheds
• Hardwood Flooring
• Additions
• Kitchen/Baths
• Decks/Porches
• Siding
• Sheet Rocking
• Ceilings
• Windows
• Doors
• Excavation
• Demolition
459-4770•934-0382
Fully Insured - 36 Years Experience
July 22, 2010
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Mainely Marketplace
AT YOUR SERVICE
DRIVEWAYS
Your Full Service Paver
J. Korpaczewski & Son
ASPHALT INC.
CONSTRUCTION
DRIVEWAYS
BAY COVE
Ray Chlamauskas
SEALCOATING &
DRIVEWAY REPAIR
BUILDERS/
CARPENTRY
a
Free Estimates • Family Owned & Operated
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES
c&g asphalt
• Asphalt New Sites/Repairs • Sealcoating/Line Striping
• Concrete Repairs • Stone Driveways
• Excavation • Drainage Installation/Repairs
Fully Insured Commerical/Residential
Fully Insured
25 Years Experience
– Established 1979 –
Let the Certified
Professional Résumé
Writers at Highland Trainging
Consultants help you put
your best foot forward.
Carl R. Perkins
PAVING Inc.
EXCAVATING
207-499-2580 or 207-632-8555
Owners
Michelle Littlefield
Scott Littlefield
Residential
23 Clearview Estates
Dayton, ME 04005
Commmercial
CLARK EXCAVATION
& CONSTRUCTION
CALL ANDREW 252-0130
FIREWOOD
Family Owned ~ Serving York County for 45 Years
Free Estimates ~ Insured
#1 in the business!
Sealcoating • Drivewa
Driveways
ys • Walkways
Parking Lots • Patchwork
Residential & Commercial
Call 282-1865
468-7935
“For All Your Electrical Needs”
24 Hour service
Fully Licensed & Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
Locally Owned & Operated
Free Estimates
Call or 284-0784
773-5460 or 646-7283
i
Workman’s Comp.
a
Complete Paving Services
Belgium Bricks • Asphalt Driveways
We also do
Patios • Paver Brick Drives
FOUNDATIONS!
Foundations • Concrete • Walkways
Pour-it
by
PAVE-TEK
All Worked*
te
Guaran
TARRING ELECTRIC
Cell (207) 206-0246
Residential • Commercial
No job too small
[email protected]
Licensed and Insured Maine and New Hampshire
A Foundation of Excellence
Serving Southern Maine for over 25 years!
FREE Estimates • Fully Insured
207-985-0164
1-800-360-3178 Kennebunk
Most Major Credit Card Accepted *Call for details
KP
AS
LT • Parking Lots
PHA • Cobblestone
•
•
•
Residential • Commercial •
ALL YOUR
PAVING NEEDS
Fully Insured
Excavation
Landscaping
Group Discounts
Tree Work
When Quality & Safety Matter
Over
s
25 Year e
O’D
ELECTRIC
Commercial • Residential
Local References Available Upon Request
Call Brion 650-4863
Fully Insured
Master Electrician
MASTER ELECTRICIAN
Complete Wiring Services:
Additions, Lighting, Fans, Spas/Pools,
Generators, Service, Upgrades, Etc...
Mark Toothman 286-7050
now accepting
CALL FOR A
FREE ESTIMATE!
$
165 GREEN
225
$
SEASONED
648-7184
www.cjfirewood.webs.com
FENCING
Service, Sales
& Installation
NG
I
AT
CO
L
Coal Tar
A Rubberized
Pavement Sealer
E
Hot Rubber Crack Repair
S
Wood, Vinyl, Chain
Link, Ornamental
10% OFF
Fencing or
Sealcoating
E
E
R
F
Jason
Glaude
Owner
S
E
T
A
IM
T
S
E
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COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
L AUDE & SON
885-5548 • 1-800-741-8086
All calls
returned!
WireMaster
Electric, LLC
Complete Electrical Services
Licensed and Insured
207-651-3426
[email protected]
FOUNDATIONS
E EMMONS
D UK
FOUNDATIONS
FREE
ESTIMATES
Serving Southern Maine
Since 1986
FULLY
INSURED
985-8165 / cell 229-7833
FOUNDATIONS
H&
&B
283-4901
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Maintenance & Remodeling
Residential and Commercial
Fou
ndations
– FREE ESTIMATES –
967-0003 883-6003
POURED CONCRETE
FOUNDATIONS,
PIERS, FLOORS & MORE
IN
Kennebunkport
Scarborough
“Healthcare for your home”
– 25 Years Experience –
SOUTHERN MAINE
HAZELWOODHANDYMAN.COM
HANDBFOUNDATIONS.COM
CELL: 590-6937
HANDYMAN
SERVICES
The
Handy Man
FULLY INSURED
electrical, plumbing, burner
work, masonary, carpentry,
indoor & outdoor.
LOW PRICES
cash, credit cards, or nancing.
Many years experience
Call Dan 239-5162
INC.
284-0046 Office 294-2484 Cell BOWDLER ELECTRIC
799-5828
www.kpasphalt.com
TO PLACE AN AD CALL 282-4337
FENCING
QUALITY
HARDWOOD
REQUEST A QUOTE ONLINE:
c
Experien
• Driveways
• Septic systems
• Screened Loam
• Demolitions
Call Don
• Site clearing • Waterlines
• Foundations • Driveways
Fully Insured ~ 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ledge work w/hydraulic hammer
CJ’s FIREWOOD
Gelinas Electric
Hot Rubberized Crack Filler
Fully Insured
All Excavation Needs
Specializing in:
• ICF BUILDING • FOUNDATIONS
• SEPTIC/SEWER & WATER LINES
• CELLARS • MORE
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
We’re
D.R. Bryant Excavation LLC
for more information or visit
www.highland-training.com
EXCAVATING
CALL
967-2553
EXCAVATING
Call 207-646-6405
www.blackmajicsealcoating.com
DRIVEWAYS
• Paved Driveways,
Parking Lots & Curbing
• Patchwork & Seal Coating
• Private Road & Driveway grading
No Payment until
job is complete
i
282-3077
Quality work for a fair price! (207)329-0271
Call 967-1393
Call 207.363.5550
[email protected]
WWW.BAYCOVEBUILDERS.COM
Does Your Resume
Need Updating?
CALL FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE!
FREE ESTIMATES
Owner, Robert LeFurgy
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
282-9990 • 888-934-0292
DRIVEWAYS
Commercial/
Residential
• New Construction
• Renovations • Siding
• Roofing • Decks
100%
Driveways • Walkways • Recycled Asphalt
S & S Handyman Service
• Light Trucking • Dump Runs
Interior
• Yard Work • Bark Mulch
• Sealcoat • Tree Work Available & Exterior
Painting
• Attic & Basement Cleanout
• Pressure Washing - Decks, Etc.
Roof
Shoveling &
Snowplowing
Available
INSURED
Call Steve or Sam at
284-1845 or
cell 229-9563
ADVERTISING IN THE
MARKETPLACE WORKS!
S
Mainely Marketplace
AT YOUR SERVICE
HANDYMAN
SERVICES
HANDYMAN
SERVICES
Handy Helpers
MR & MRS FIX IT
Home Repairs
& Remodeling
Property Maintenance
& Handyman Services
LANDSCAPING/LAWNCARE
HOME IMPROVEMENT
872 US Route One
284.7500•883.9911
BIGor small WE DO THEM ALL
Robert & Marie Fairbanks
967.2172
Fully Insured • FREE Estimates
HEALTH SERVICES
Affordable Insurance Solutions
[Life Health Dental Vision]
For Individuals & Families
207-539-8578
[email protected]
The solutions you need. The service you deserve.
Insphere Insurance Solutions, Inc. IIS000024
using the power of your subconscious mind
HYPNOSIS WORKS
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Specializing in Smoking Cessation,
Anxieties, and Pain Management.
874-9859
EA
O
C
L
UDE & SON
(near the maine mall)
www.hypnosis-maine.com
Remodeling, Repairs,
Plumbing, Construction,
Finish work
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
229-2318
207-590-1110
[email protected]
www.designforless.me
Free Initial Consultations
*Interior Decorating for Home or Small Office
*Color Consultation & Painting
*Real Estate Staging
*Extra Assistance for Small Projects
*We Bring Your Wishlist to Completion!
• Home Improvement Projects
• Kitchen • Baths
• Basements • Rot Repair
• Carpentry Services • Decks
• Doors • Windows • Etc.
883-6003
dyman Service
Carpentry Specialist
Repairs • Remodel • Finish
Floors & Tile • Handyman
30 yrs. exp. • Insured
730-2160
Terry Huntington Carpentry
& Home Improvements
HOME & OFFICE
CLEANING
HOME & OFFICE
CLEANING
JBL Cleaning LLC
Commercial & Residential
Insured - Good Rates
Free Estimates
References
207-284-7937
7937
Shy’s Cleaning Service
Residential - Yearly/Seasonal
• Efficient, Reliable, Quality Service
• Insured • Over 10 years experience
Mon-Fri
TIRED OF CLEANING?
GIVE ME A CALL!
Call Donna 727-6577
CALL 499-1036
House & Office
Mrs.
Mop
CLEANING
o o oo i or small
idde ord a o
un areas
FREE
Estimates
799-4567
Of¿ce: 571-4412
Cell: 710-4635
[email protected]
PLEASE
RECYCLE!
WE HAUL
BIG TRASH!
LEAVES
Install Low Maintenance Gardens
Landscaping • Lawn Care • Install Repair Lawns
Yard Work • Light Trucking • Estate,
Foreclosure & Apartment Clean Outs Snow Plowing
Call Norm for your Quote • 590-7994 • Fully Insured
WE MAKE
YOUR
ANTS CRY
“UNCLE”!
Less Chemical is Best!
Combining the use of non-chemical methods
with the minimal use of pesticides.
CELL: 415-5772 PORTLAND: 799-ANTS
BIDDEFORD 294-PEST • John Coyne, Owner
30 Years Experience, References
Call David 251-2048
NLI
InsFully
ure
d
Nadeaus Land Improvement
•
•
•
•
•
Light Excavation
Lawn/Field Mowing
Stump Removal
Bush Hogging
Shrub Triming & more!
Call 282-1761
LANDSCAPING
& LAWNCARE
Fully Insured / Free Estimates
o in • ul hin • ump
ri ndin • Tree & ru sh
Remo al • Ro o illin
NO JOB TOO BIG
OR TOO SMALL!
DEVIN A. SHAW
(207) 749-6486
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MASONRY
Residential/Commercial
Scarborough • 289-0811
MASONRY&
CHIMNEY LINING
Summer/Winter
No Job Too Big or Too Small
23 Years Experience
Cell 468-9510
www.grassprolandscaping.com
MUSICAL
INSTRUCTION
Guitar Lessons
ALL LEVELS
HOUSEWASHING.BIZ
Mold & Mildew Removal
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Free Estimates/Fully Insured
Photos Online at housewashing.biz
Chasse Painting 499-0007
Safe, effective
low pressure techniques
Pre-Paint Prep
Mold Removal
Wood Restoration
FREE ESTIMATES
FULLY INSURED
Commercial
Residential
Styles: Blues, Rock, Jazz & Funk
Reasonable Rates
Bachelor Degree of Music
Ask for Jeff @ 883-3814
282-6886 • 229-0119
NOW ACCEPTING MOWING ACCOUNTS FOR THE SUMMER
Mowing • Residential & Commercial • Snowplowing
HOUSE WASHING SPECIALISTS
“Small Job Specialists,
Affordable Excellence”
Remodeling, Tile,
Drywall, Window &
Door Replacement,
Decks, Rot Repair,
Cabinetry, Kitchens
e
Fre ates
im
Est
Fully Insured
HOUSE WASHING
Fully Insured
Kingfisher
Kingfi
sher
Construction
FULLY INSURED
ma il de in sha
Free Quotes
[email protected]
PRESSURE WASHING
(207) 749-6486
AFFORDABLE YARD CYA,
ARE &
HANDYMAN SERVICES WE DO THAT!
Has your home
lost its “Shine”?
Hollis, Maine
423-5633
Lawn Services
Spring & Fall Cleanups
Mulching & Edging Plants, Shurbs, Trees
SOD & Fertilizer
Pruning
Karl Morlock,Owner
D&J
Stump Grinding • Interior Painting
Basic Electrical • Plumbing
Carpentry • Basement
Tree & Brush Removal
Attic Clean-out & Dump Runs
282-5665 or 450-9711
WEEKLY MOWING SERVICES
207-229-5671
Pelletier
Property Services
Strictly Home
Kleaning
Serving All Ares • Fully Insured
All Supplies Included
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
• Rototilling
• Bush Hogging
• Stump Grinding
• Tree & Brush Cleanup
CALL NOW FOR LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
284-8318
807-7866
BATHROOM REMODELING
TILE & HARDWOOD FLOORING
LANDSCAPING
LANDSCAPING • ROCK WALLS • GARDEN PONDS
WALKWAYS • PATIOS • LIGHT EXCAVATION
TITI
RR I
Residen ial or om mer ia l
One-time Cleanings Welcome
s . 00 • rea Ra es
Re eren es a ila le
Saco
Ƈ Custom cabinets and casework
Ƈ Finish carpentry
Ƈ Installation work
Ƈ Renovations, restorations and remodels
Ƈ Unique furnishings
Ƈ Design services available
DEVIN A. SHAW
CALL RICK
490-1553
Summer Rental • Clean-ups
FLAMINGO
WOODWORKS
Fully Insured / Free Estimates
Serving Saco, Biddeford,
Sanford, the Kennebunks,
& all areas in between!
Dreamscapes
IF RR
an
of Cle
Queen
Weekly or Bi-Weekly or 1 time
Free Estimates - 20 Years Exp.
Ref. upon request. Pets Welcome
Primarily the Scarborough area.
423-7039 FREE ESTIMATES
Professional, Reliable Service
Call Alex 767-0053
Call: 247-8554 or 710-8841
Cleaning
Service
HANDYMAN
SERVICES OF MAINE
Call Rusty Stevens
Free Estimates
J.P. LANDSCAPING
Lawn Care Plus
COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE & INSURED
Frank’s
Handyman Service
Clinical Hypnosis
of Southern Maine
DESIGN FOR LESS
SERVICES
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION
COMPLETE LAWN CARE • TREE WORKSTUMP GRINDING • RETAINING WALLS
• PATIOS & EXCAVATION
Fully Insured
• Pruning • Hardscapes
• Tree Work/Removal
COMPLETE LANDSCAPING
Tyler Parker (207)286-4232
Cleanouts & Junk Removal
AT
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FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED
Housekeeping/Errands
Senior Helper
G
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Parker Landscaping
LANDSCAPING/
LAWNCARE
Spring Clean Ups
Fall Clean Ups
Mowing
Mulching
Plowing
Sanding
De-Thatching
New Lawns New Customers
mention this ad &
Pruning
receive 10% Off
Free Estimates
e a ep
OFFICE SERVICES
Commercial/Residential
Fully Insured
Matt Corbeau
201 US Rte. 1 PMB 223
Scarborough, ME 04074
207-650-9747
Over 10 Years Experience
Call 207-432-1107
www.dandjpressurewashing.com
®
ADVERTISING REALLY WORKS!
July 22, 2010
Page 25
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AT YOUR SERVICE
PAINTING/PAPER
HANGING
MASONRY
POOL SERVICES
Higgins Beach
G POOL SERV
N
I
M
IC
WIM
Interior/Exterior
On In-ground
Pool Liner
Replacements
Call Ward
Hansen
985-2711
ya
IN-GROUND
POOL REPAIR
Residential Homes As Well
is our specialty!
FREE Estimates in Business 25 yrs.
207-286-5528
Ins.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
$
500
OFF
1ST LESSON
Voice
Lessons
• Bathroom Remodeling
• New Installations
• Plumbing Repair
• Boiler Replacement
• Oil Tank Change Out
• Licensed & Insured
• References Available
Painting &
Restoration
Residential/Commercial
Interior & Exterior
New & Hist
Historic
oric Homes
• Ceiling &
Wall Repairs
• Wallpapering
• Fully Insured
• 35 Years Experience
Call John O’Connor
KENNEBUNKPORT
Member, KPT Chamber of Commerce
967-8836 (cell) 781-864-3467
MANN PAINTING
Quality Work
Reasonable Rates
Free Estimates
References
Call Mann
329-9391
HANSEN’S
PAINTING
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING
Drywall Applications
Wallpaper Removal
Great Hourly Rates • Fully Insured
Call Tyler Hansen - Lv. Msg.
283-8513 ARUNDEL
Dave Tranchemontagne
p: 207-282-6317
c: 207-229-9490
• Conscientious Knowledgeable Service at a Marketable Price
• Exterior & Interior • Brush & Roll Painting
• Spray Painting & Pressure Washing
24 Hour Service
Over 20 Years Service
Fully Insured
We stand behind our guarantees
Free Estimates
767-2018
20 Years Experience
~ Interior/Exterior~
Call Pete today at 590-5826
PAINTING
Experienced. Reliable. Reasonable.
Many local references.
Interior/Exterior
Free Estimates
LaGasse Painting
& Wall Covering
Customer Satisfaction is our #1 Priority
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Free Estimates & Fully Insured
Please call
207-710-3359
Michael 251-0964
Professional Color Consulting
Interior
PAINTING
Professional
JUST
CRIS
Workmanship
Local
References
251-5692
Painting, wallpapering,
Faux painting,
restoration.
FREE ESTIMATES
934-7569
229-6762 Fully Insured
ZUKE ROOFING
- Asphalt or Wood Shingle Roofs
- Residential & Commercial
- A Division of Robert Zuke Builders LLC
- Serving York & Cumberland
Cumberland Counties since 1984
- References Available
email:[email protected]
Leak
Seeker
a division of ATB Home Improvement
Seeking leaks in
roofing, siding & gutters.
Also rotted facia repair
242-1719
Call Jim 324.6973 or cell: 850.0757
Gary Quirion
Plumbing and Heating LLC
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
• Residential
• Light Commercial
• Service | Remodels
• New Construction
24 Hour
Emergency
Service
ROOF CLEANING SOLUTIONS
Restore the life and beauty of your roof.
• Professional moss, mold, black algae
and linchen removal
• Hot-iron curled shingles
WE OFFER ECO-FRIENDLY, LOW-COST
ALTERNATIVE TO ROOF REPLACEMENT.
State-wide service, for residential or commercial roofs.
Contact Us Today!
Gary A Craig Sr.
Ph: 207.409.3258
Fully Licensed & Insured
885-8810 • 415-9511 cell
[email protected]
Website:
www.maineroofcleaning.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
Seal Coating • Property Maintenance
Mowing • Snow Plowing & Removal
Passport & I.D.
Photo Services
INSURED • REFERENCES • FREE QUOTES
Now booking for spring.
THERIAULT
ROOFING
Licensed Gun & Ammo Dealer
Transfers • Consign • Trade
New Roofs & Repairs
Free Estimates – Reliable
Insured
– ELECTRONICS –
Sales • Service • Installation
985-3392
Route 1 South, Kennebunk
w
Lo
tes
Ra
20%
OFF
EVERY NEW
CUSTOMER
One Time Only
Townsend Painting
ls
with every pool op
ening
Over 25 years of swimming pool
installation, service & repair!
[email protected]
Clean Line Painting
Specializing in Quality Residential Painting
Free Estimates
Insuranced Approved
282-0254
PAINTING/PAPER
HANGING
FREE
Start up Chemica
SAVE up to $50
with this offer!
Warm weather
is coming...
Call today!
www.nicksmidtownmusic.com
PAINTING/PAPER
HANGING
GENERAL • Remodeling • Additions
• Garages
CONTRACTOR • Roofing
Call 967-1290
PLUMBING &
HEATING
Decks • Leveling • Painting • Plumbing • Heat tapes
• Metal or Shingle Roofs • Kitchen & Bathroom
Remodeling • Vinyl Skirting • Roof Coating
• Vinyl Siding • Doors & Windows & any mobile home needs!
Lic.
Harvest Homes LLC
Free Estimates • Fully Insured
INC.
Saco, ME
of Keeps Y
d Ro In need of a ou Cover
oonew
G
ed!
roof, or just a repair?
A
E
MOBILE HOME SERVICE,
Special
Savings
WARD’S
PAINTING
Interior/Exterior Painting
Reasonable Rates/Insured
MOBILE HOME REPAIR
Mark’s
1-978-408-1316 or 883-8610
S
Call Steve
Stonewalls • Walkways • Patios • Terraces
Steps • Excavation & Landscape Construction
Granite • Hydroseeding
J. Michael Cady ~ 985-6278 / 229-6278
ROOFING
PRESSURE
WASHING
HOUSE & DECK
WASHING
Remove that mold &
mildew from your home.
MAKE YOUR INVESTMENTS
LOOK NEW AGAIN.
AMC Maintenance
Providing Full Property Services Maintenance
Property Maintenance • Office Cleaning
• Painting • Landscaping
• Pressure Washing • Floors & Fences
• Snow Plowing/Removal • Janitorial
Handyman Service • Driveway Sealer
24 Hour Emergency Response
Serving York & Cumberland County
25 Years Experience
Fully Insured & Bonded
Residential & Commerical
207-205-7302 Free Estimates
641-5734
Serving York &
Cumberland
Counties
“Your Shingle
Roof Specialist
Since 1948”
SEWING
THE
WORKROOM
Custom Sewing
Established 1997
BRC
FOR:
For Your Home • Boat
Window Treatments
Slip Covers • Pillows
Ask about our
New Customer
discounts!
207-785-2649
BEDARD ROOFING
& CONSTRUCTION
FULLY INSURED
423-7905
229-6690
FREE
ESTIMATES
Reasonable
RATES
Call Pam
Cell 207-542-9164
ADVERTISE!!!
CALL US AND SAVE!
AMERICA’S CHOICE
POWERWASHING
REMODELING
& HOME MAINTENANCE
1 CALL WE DO IT ALL!
Free Estimates • Fully Insured
675-3200
$30
OFF
Spring Special
Every House &
Deck Washing
with this coupon
of Kennebunk
Remodeling, Renovations & Design
Energy Efficient Improvements • HVAC/R
Call 710-4233 or 985-7963
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
Small Engine Repair
& Sharpening Service
Lawnmowers (all sizes & brands),
Edgers, Trimmers,
Rototillers, Leaf Blowers,
Chainsaws, Snowblowers
ALL WORK GUARANTEED!
ADVERTISING IN THE
MARKETPLACE WORKS!
– Wallingford Farm –
21 York Street, Route 1 S, Kennebunk
Call Charles 985-2112
Mainely Marketplace
REAL ESTATE
ESTATE
AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION
SEAMLESS GUTTER
d! 50% OFF
eroofcleaning.com
REAL ESTATE
TREE SERVICE
Affordable Living
Leaf Protection
with purchase of RainPro Gutters
Cannot be combined. Exp.7/31/10
767-7273
STATE MANUFACTURED
Q Removal
Q Pruning
Q Chipping
Q Planting
HOMES
126 U.S. Rt. 1
Scarborough
Aspiras Tree Care
Fully Insured Q Maine State Licensed Arborist Q Free Estimates
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
Find out all the benefits:
RainProGutters.com
Locally Owned ~ Over 30 Years Experience!
Call for
a FREE
price
quote!
homeexpertsofmaine.com • 985-8485 • 877-985-8485
GUTTERS • WINDOWS • SIDING • ATTIC INSULATION
GIRARD
TREE SERVICES
Limbing • Pruning • Removal • On-Staff Lic
Licensed
ensed Arborist
Also GIRARD SEALCOATING
AND CRACK FILLING
Check out
our new
low prices!
“HONESTY IS OUR POLICY”
FULLY INSURED • COMPETITIVE PRICES
929-6649 or 590-4340
STORAGE
TREE WORK
Trimming or Removal
LaRochelle & Sons Sheds
TREE SERVICE
INSURED 252-0130
All Secure Self Storage
Call Andrew
NOW OPEN
www.all-secure-storage.com
SHEDS
1st month FREE
Best quality & low prices
Family owned since 1997
Long-term discount available!
Call us at 207-499-2008 • 590-0234
1354 Alfred Road, Lyman, ME 04002 • www.larochellesheds.com
(Not Cloutier Power & Sports)
Al’s Tree Service
Licensed & Insured
Maine Arborist
Tree removal, pruning,
limbing, chipping,
stump grinding, cabling
TOP SOIL/LOAM/GRAVEL
FREE
TOPSOIL
&
COMPOST
We want to thank all our valued
customers for a great spring.
So if you still want the VERY BEST
Garden or the Greenest Lawn, NOW
us the time to order our Organic
Topsoil with Fish Compost.
DUBOIS LIVESTOCK
207-282-4445
www.duboislivestock.com
TREE SERVICE
JACKSON'S TREE SERVICE
Call Lee Jackson
499-7942
Fully
Licensed &
Fully Insured
THE GREATER PORTLAND
TREE COMPANY
A division of Lawn Enforcement, Inc.
“We’re good for the tree’s you want
Bad for the one’s you don’t”
PRUNING • PLANTING • REMOVALS
767-0053
Ample off-street parking.
$1200/mo, heat and water
included. Excellent visibility
and location at
179 Cottage Rd.
CALL DONNA HERCZEG
Keller Williams
Realty
650-0228 or 553-2652
FREE
Estimates
Dunegrass Golf
Course Lots:
Located on the 18th fairway and green 1/2 acre
lots with public water & sewer, bring your own
builder or choose one of ours. $134,900 for
details contact: Paul Haase
Paul Haase
Arundel • FREE ESTIMATES
DAVE’S TREE &
STUMP GRIND
GRINDING
ING
SERVICE
839-2391 or
239-2385
• Rototilling
• Bush Hogging
• Stump Grinding
• Tree & Brush Cleanup
Pelletier
Friday, July 23 • 5-7
MUST SEE
369 SOUTH STREET, BIDDEFORD.
Newly remodeled throughout, new
hardwood oors,new kitchen,new
driveway & lawn. $224,900.
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, July 24 • 12-2
4 POORFARM ROAD IN LYMAN.
Brand new ranch home $198,000.400’ to
Kennebunk pond. Directions: corner of
Kennebunk pond Road & Poor farm Road.
Absolute
David Trottier
18 Pepperell Square • Saco
207-221-3706 Cell: (207) 252-7474
[email protected] • www.davidtrottier.net
(207) 883-5135, ex 317
web: [email protected]
e-mail: [email protected]
ADVERTISING WORKS!
VISIT STATE MANUFACTURED HOMES
at 126 Route 1 in Scarborough And See
Why We Are Consistently TOP RATED
in 55+ Manufactured Housing
Communities Nationwide Year After Year!
New Homes at Hillcrest
WE HAVE
Property Services
BEEN IN THE
RESIDENTIAL
MANUFACTURED
HOUSING
BUSINESS
FOR 66 YEARS
AND KNOW
HOW TO
MAKE OUR
RESIDENTS
FEEL AT
HOME!
FULLY INSURED
423-5633
Tregg Cliche
Tree & Lot Clearing
Selective Cutting ~ Lot Clearing
Chipping ~ Firewood
Fully Insured ~ Free Estimates
Call 590-9275
Coming Soon!! New England Homes
“Barrington” (28x68) 2 Bedrooms, 2
Baths, Spacious Living Room, Large
Kitchen, Gas Fireplace, Kitchen Appliances, Attic Storage, Front Porch,
Attached Garage, Pets Welcome!
Our First Modular! New England Homes
“North Hampton” (28x40) 2 Bedrooms, 2
Baths, Open Living Room and Kitchen,
Attic Storage, Gas Fireplace, Attached
Garage, Corner Lot. Pets Welcome!
$177,000
Pleasant Valley (28x56) 2 Bedrooms,
2 Baths, Open Living Room and Kitchen, Attic Storage, Walk-in Closets,
Huge Front Porch, Attached Garage.
Pets Welcome! $170,000
Pre-Owned Homes at Hillcrest
TUTORING
Spanish
Tutoring
I’m from Peru, Spanish
is my first language,
available to tutor from
your school curriculum.
$30 per hour. Any time
your house or mine.
Ask for Juan
207-571-9028
www.jacksonstreeservices.com
Properly Licensed & Insured
APPX. 1200SQ FT
RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE
AVAILABLE.
REAL ESTATE
Call Al Asselin 283-9315
STUMPS ARE US!
• Tree Removal • Pruning • Stump Grinding
• Storm Damage Clean-Up • Affordable
• Available Year Round • Free Estimates
FOR LEASE
Bunyan Brothers
ON-SITE DISPLAYS
OPEN HOUSE
883-2512
Q Mulching etc...
2003 Burlington (28x46) 2 Bedrooms,
2 Baths, Open Concept Living Area,
Kitchen Appliances Included, Storage Shed, Large Deck, Many Extras!
2006 Burlington (28x62) 2 Bedrooms, 2
Baths, Gas Fireplace, Attached Garage,
Large Walk-in Closets, Central Air Conditioning, Kitchen Appliances, Washer
and Dryer, Pets Welcome! $166,900
Pre-Owned Homes at Pinecrest
2 Baths, Sunroom, Spacious Rooms,
Kitchen Appliances, Attached Garage,
Gas Fireplace, the BEST lot in Hillcrest!
2006 Burlington (28x62) 2 Bedrooms, 2
Baths, Office, Attic Storage, Hardwood
Flooring, Large Deck, Attached Garage,
Kitchen Appliances, Beautiful Corner
Lot! Pets Welcome! $194,900
New Homes at Pinecrest
Pine Grove (14x66) 2 Bedrooms,
2 Baths, Large Front Kitchen,
Sheetrock Walls, Well Built, Energy
Star Certified, 8’ Wall Height, Kitchen
Appliances, No Pets $67,560
Put
Your Ad
Here!
For More Information
Call 282-4337 or
by email to
[email protected]
2 Baths, Gas Fireplace, Kitchen Appliances, Storage Shed, Large Kitchen,
Formal Dining Room. Pets Welcome!
$116,500
2 Baths, Deck and Shed Included,
Kitchen Appliances Included, Washer
and Dryer Included, Central Air, Fully
Furnished! No Pets. $68,000 OBO.
1 Bath, Mudroom and Storage Shed
Included, Large Front Kitchen,Kitchen
Appliances included. No Pets $17,900
2 Baths, Large Deck and Shed
included, Beautiful Corner Lot! Many
Extras! No Pets $89,900
CALL US AT
Skyline (28x52) 3 Bedrooms, 2
Baths, Huge Front Porch, Cherry
Cabinets and Moldings, Energy Star
Certified, Smooth Drywall Throughout, No Pets $107,000
883-2512
File Picture
TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT!!
Contact us at 883-2512 or www.statemanufacturedhomes.com
July 22, 2010
Page 27
GRANITE VILLAGE ~ 55 PLUS COMMUNITY BIDDEFORD
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY’S 11-1
REAL ESTATE
ESTATE
New Ranch Style
manufactured homes
starting at $114,900 w/2
car garage. Lovely Park
Low lot fee of $250mo
inc water/sewer. Pet
friendly
SECTION
“Your trusted company We have the best selection of park listings
since 1984” www.mobilehomebroker.com
1-800-439-8474
Local 883-8474
FSBO - SACO ~ $239,000
Donna Saxby
Broker, Owner, Realtor, ABR
839-4141 x106
[email protected]
INSPECTING FOR THE UNEXPECTED
Once, only savvy buyers would engage the services of home inspectors. These
days, savvy sellers are just as likely to carefully assess the condition of their
properties prior to placing them on the market. Aside from uncovering
problem areas and allaying fears about a home, a house inspection may serve
as a negotiating tool. For example, neither buyer nor seller wants to enter
negotiations with a leaky roof on the table. Uncovering such problems and
making the necessary repairs beforehand paves the way for a smoother sale.
Sellers who are able to present potential buyers with the findings of a certified
home-inspection are availing themselves of a powerful marketing tool that may
provide them with an advantage over the competition.
2118 sq. ft. of living space in this New
Englander home. 4 BR, 2 full BA with room
for 5th BR & 3rd full BA. New hardwood floors,
3 season porch could be used for 4 season
porch with Amish heater. 2 garages, lawn,
shed & 2 large decks. All up to code. Generator
hook-up on electric panel. Ornate white vinyl
fence encloses property for privacy, nicely
landscaped. Zoned for many in-home
businesses. Walking distance to shopping plaza.
FMI please call 282-3199
PLEASED TO HELP YOU WITH
ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS!
180 Main Street, Saco
For more info please call
Colleen Woodman
cell 229-2232
Office 282-5988
ext. 308
Fax 282-7759 COLLEEN WOODMAN
OLD ORCHARD BEACH
When planning to sell your home, a home inspection can give you the
opportunity to make repairs that will put your home in better selling condition.
If you have questions, or would like to make an appointment, please call me at
839.4141 ext. 106 or send an email ([email protected]).
HINT: As a general rule, buyers prefer that a problem be addressed rather than
negotiating a price to fix it and having to perform the
repair themselves.
Serving my clients with dignity and respect in a smaller, more personal environment.
Call today: 294-7300
Georgeous 3 bedroom Victorian
with open comtemporary look.
Located in the heart of a beach
front community.
A must see! $419,900
4 Bedroom Victorian
intown. Residentail or
commercial use. Double
lot, was a bed and breakfast. $375,000
Call Ronnie!
418-0808
ERA Worden Realty
Recognized Independent Epoch Builder
and Energy Star
Partner; Stephen
Carnevale, offers
Email:
affordable, quality
[email protected]
modular homes for
819 B Portland Rd. Saco ME
over 14 years!
04072
SACO - $485,000
Ronnie Hanson
473 Center St. Auburn, ME 04210
[email protected] | 207-418-0808
$25,000
WOW!
WALK TO BEACH
Custom 4 bedroom,
2.5 bath, formal Dining room, super year
round sunroom,
large deck, private
back yard. Many
upgrades.
To reserve your home or for more details,
Call Pam today!
OOB - $159,900
WALK TO BEACH
Advertise your next
yard or garage sale
with us for a
successful event!
$
Call or visit us online to place your ad today!
207-282-4337
25
for 6 papers!
THE CLASSIFIED DEADLINE IS THE FRIDAY BEFORE PUBLICATION.
THINKING OF SELLING?
Call Bob Magazu Today!
207-317-0221
www.bobsellsmaine.com
3 bedroom, 2.5
bath, 1 car garage
condo. Many upgrades, SS appliances, furnishings
negotiable.
Prime Properties
445 Main St., Saco, ME • 282-7552
SACO – $242,500
SHORT RIDE TO BEACH
CHARMER NEAR
MARINA 6 rooms,
3 bedrooms,
2.5 bath. Glass
sunroom, hdwd
floors, built-ins,
garden plots.
Best Value Yard
Sale Ad Rate....
ONLY
Great deal! 2 bedroom mobile home in Saco park.
Enormous yard. All appliances included
Why RENT when you can OWN? $25,000.
SPACIOUS
15 Fawn Dr.
E!
SE
T
S
MU
KEN LANE
283-9000 ext.103 (o) 776-3414 (cell)
1-800-723-2391
23 Jefferson St., Biddeford
[email protected]
visit our website: www.signaturerealtyofmaine.com
Advertise
With Us...
YOUR AD COULD BE
HERE!
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 282-4337
or by email to [email protected]
Spacious 58x26 3bdrm, 2 full baths, open living and
dining rooms, large kitchen, all appliances included,
maple cabinets, sheetrock 3/4 way- Front porch
14x18, deck 6.5x22, central air, large corner lot,
beautifully landscaped. All for only $105,000.
885 Portland Rd., SACO
282-2210 or
1-800-734-5554
SERVICE
STIMULUS
PACKAGE
Family Vehicle
Repaired /Maintained
Family having a great day
of “Fun in the Sun”
Expenses Handled
Service Repair Coupon
· Spend $200 – GET 1 PASS
· Spend $400 – GET 2 PASSES
· Spend over $1,000 – GET 5 PASSES
FUNTOWN PASSES ARE REGULARLY PRICED AT $35
Valid on repairs only. Valid at participating Prime Motor Group locations only. Must present coupon at
time of write-up. Not valid with other offers, specials or promotions. Not retro-active.
The following Prime Motor Group stores are participating in this great offer:
Prime KIA
Prime Ford
Prime Mazda
Prime Volkswagen
860 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
207-824-9480
857 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
877-639-5478
857 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
877-639-5478
784 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
800-742-8425
Prime Honda
Prime Nissan
Prime Hyundai
754 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
877-639-4769
788 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
800-639-6457
788 Portland Rd.
Saco, ME 04072
888-793-4584
ASK ABOUT THE PRIME SERVICE ADVANTAGE
Welcome to Vacationland!
STRESS FREE
SERVICE FOR YOUR RV
PRIME FORD & PRIME VOLKSWAGEN wants you to
have a stress free vacation. So with that in mind,
our service department is open at your convenience!
Your
p
o
t
s
e
On
p for
Sho !
e
c
i
v
Ser thing RV
Every
We have Master Technicians on duty at all hours to repair your
RV needs, so you can relax and enjoy your vacation. Prime VW
is one of the only VW Rialta & VW Vista service centers in New
England. Prime Ford services most other makes & models.
So, If something does come up, you can count on PRIME
FORD & PRIME VW to be your VACATION SAVERS!
207-283-2900
207-282-0300
Service Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30am - Midnight* • Sat. 7:30am-4pm
[email protected] *Only at Prime Ford
Prime Ford 857 Portland Rd., Saco, ME 04072
Prime VW 784 Portland Rd., Saco, ME 04072
WE ARE THE POWER STROKE MASTERS!

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