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October 17 - 23, 2014
Seussified Christmas Carol, Velveteen Rabbit
auditions on Saturday and Monday
DOVER-FOXCROFT - The
Center Theatre and the Slightly
Off-Center Players announce auditions for their Holiday productions of A Seussified Christmas
Carol and The Velveteen Rabbit.
Both shows are one-acts, running less than one hour each
and both will be performed each
performance date. A Seussified
Christmas Carol will feature an
all youth cast, and The Velveteen
Rabbit will have a smaller cast,
featuring adults, one child, and
puppets.
Auditions for both productions
will be held at the Center Theatre on Saturday, October 18 at
noon, and Monday, October 20 at
6 p.m. Those auditioning will be
asked to read selections from the
script, which will be available at
auditions. Those interested in being puppeteers should also come
dressed comfortably and be prepared to move.
Rehearsals will begin October 28, and will be held 4-5 days
per week with some weekend
rehearsals until opening. Not
everyone will be called for every
rehearsal. Rehearsals for a Seussified Christmas Carol will be
held after school at both SeDoMoCha and the Center Theatre.
Rehearsals for the Velveteen
Rabbit will be in the evening at
different locations as needed.
A Seussified Christmas Carol
and The Velveteen Rabbit will
run December 12, 13, 14, and
December 19 and 20. Tickets are
$15 General Admission, and $12
for Theatre members, Seniors
and Students, as well as tickets
purchased in advance.
For more information about
the auditions or performances,
email
SOCP@centertheatre.
org, call the Center Theatre at
564-8943 or stop by the Theatre
at 20 East Main Street, DoverFoxcroft between the hours of 10
a.m. and 3 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday. To purchase tickets or
to learn more about upcoming
events at Center Theatre, call
the box office at 564-8943 or visit
the theatre’s website at www.
centertheatre.org.
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October 17 - 23, 2014
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CORINNA - The Levi Stewart
Community Theater will hold
play tryouts on Sunday, October
12 at 2 p.m. and Monday, October
13 at 6 p.m., upstairs at the Stewart Library Building in Corinna.
There are parts for 5 men and 9
women.
The play, “Virgil’s Christmas
Catch” by Eddie McPherson, is
a charming Christmas comedy
the whole family can enjoy. Performances will be at the annual
Christmas show on December 5
and 6 at 7 p.m.
The first rehearsal will be on
Sunday, October 19 at 6 p.m. Rehearsals will run on Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6
p.m.
(former Giovanni’s/TJ’s location)
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Giovanni’s owners Charlie and Lori Malatesta
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Maritime Academy, and son of Scott and Lori Wilson of Dexter, had a rare
blood disease called Myelodysplastic Syndrome, or MDS.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Summer Concert Series
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Polka Party
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Teddy Bear Clinic from 9 am - 6 pm. Bring your child (children) and a stuffed friend to
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animal crackers and milk for the kids. School field trips are welcome by appointment.
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Walk in flu shot clinic (5 years old and up) from 12 noon - 7 pm in the Piscataquis
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October 31:
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ban be checked for safety using a Flouro technique that takes 3 seconds. Free healthy
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October 17 - 23, 2014
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INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE MEMBER - Larry Farrington (right) of Greenville Junction, with Rep. Paul Davis by his
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“I support Sheriff John Goggin without reservation…”
To the Editor:
I am writing in support of Sheriff John Goggin in his quest for another term as Sheriff
of Piscataquis County.
Most of my 20 years as Count Commissioner (1985 – 2005) were during Sheriff Goggin’s
time in office. I chaired the Commission for 18 of those 20 years which involved frequent
contact with the Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Goggin. I found him to be a man of
integrity, honesty and loyal in all aspects of County work and his relationship with other
County Departments was very professional. He had the respect of other county departments as well as the Sheriff’s Dept.
Sheriff Goggin has had many years of experience and, with the continued support of
an experienced staff, he certainly is the best and most qualified candidate for the Sheriff
of Piscataquis County. The economy of Piscataquis County does not allow the spending
patterns found in other Maine counties, especially those in coastal and southern parts of
the state. Sheriff Goggin has successfully run a department that is responsible for a very
large area, Piscataquis County being the second largest county in the State. As a forer
Commissioner, I never believed it was necessary to micro-manage his department since
Sheriff Goggin and his staff always lived within the confines of their budget. Providing
law enforcement in the Unorganized Townships along with the County as a hole, requires
thorough planning and scheduling. Sheriff Goggin has completed this work for the past 24
years in a very successful and professional manner. I support Sheriff John Goggin without
reservation for another term as Piscataquis County Sheriff.
Eben DeWitt, Milo
“…not a long-term solution…”
To the Editor:
The proponents who stand to profit from the proposed private East/West corridor have
stated publically that if people living in this part of Maine have a better idea for the wellbeing and economic development of the ‘heart’ of Maine, they should state it. Current
evidence shows local inhabitants are doing so: if you enter Dover-Foxcroft from the south,
you will note the re-furbishing of the Moosehead furniture mill in the center of downtown.
It is to be a multi-use development including restaurant, small hotel, office space and
private living units. Local people have already signed contracts for apartments which will
allow access to local services in a small town environment. This is a re-development which
will offer local jobs for many years to come and will enhance the lives of local residents
as well as tourists seeking the pleasures of a first class outdoor environment with nearby
Sebec Lake and PeaksKenny state park.
Another locally based, economic strength of our area lies in the ever-growing interest in
farming sustained by families determined to grow and sell local produce in a sustainable
environment. Key to supporting our local development and endeavors is protection of our
state’s fresh water sources—they make us the envy of many who come here as tourists
from other parts of the country and the world.
The East/West Corridor project would result in a long-term detriment, not a long-term
solution, to the economic well-being of central Maine.
Jamie Gaudion, Dover-Foxcroft
“…two town council candidates who will bring commitment and vitality…”
To the Editor:
On November 4th Dexter voters will be offered a choice of candidates for town council.
The Concerned Citizens of Dexter Committee is pleased to recommend two town council
candidates who will bring commitment and vitality when serving on the town council.
They are a valued part of our community and have contributed significantly for many
years.
Deborah “Deb” Fournier and Erlfred “Fred” Sherburne stand ideally suited as council
candidates because of deep roots in our town and a history of selfless service.
Deb Fournier, born in Dexter, graduated from UMaine – Farmington and holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees. She and husband, Dave, have raised three kids to be independent, responsible adults. As a music teacher at DRHS, she has been inspirational to
students and colleagues alike serving on several committees and was a grant writer leading to enhanced lighting and sound equipment for DRHS. Essentially a hometown girl,
Deb has lived out of state briefly and travelled the US and Europe which has given her an
appreciation for all that Maine has to offer. She has served in a number of other leadership capacities including church (Youth Choir Director), playground fundraising, and on
domestic violence issues including volunteer work for Womancare. Deb cares deeply for
our community and considers a seat on the town council a privilege and a challenge. Her
vision is to bring change that will help Dexter prosper and become a stronger community.
Fred Sherburne, born in Dexter and raised on his family’s farm, continues to operate
as a self-employed farmer for forty-four years. He and his wife, Carol raised two children
who went through our local schools and became successful educators. As a former town
council member, Fred has gained experience and perspective to deal with the future challenges facing our town. He recently attained “organic farmer” status -- an environmentally
notable achievement. Goal-oriented, he personifies Dexter with his strong work ethic.
Fred is a small business advocate who feels that businesses with one to ten employees are
our economic future. He believes the voice of Dexter’s citizens MUST be heard above that
of large corporations. Fred also believes that our community and our educational system
must be committed to each other for the public good.
Deb and Fred remain unconvinced that the proposed E/W Corridor is a good thing for
Dexter. They are skeptical that any local good can come from an international, limited
access private toll road. A lack of information from corporate proponents has reinforced
their position.
Deb Fournier and Fred Sherburne stand for inclusivity in government at all levels and
they value popular participation. Personal histories attest that they do “walk that walk”!
As you enter the polling place on November 4th, your vote for Deborah “Deb” Fournier
and Erlfred “Fred” Sherburne for Dexter Town Council will continue to support positive
change for our town.
The Concerned Citizens of Dexter Committee: Bob Fritsch, Tina & Gary Santos, Lisa &
Mark McKusick, Mike & Wanda Curtis, Judy Bennett, Dana Cronin, Ron Apel, Ruth Fogg,
Jill Jones, Karan Sleight, Ken Chadwick, Dave Pearson, Fred & Carol Sherburne, Sherri
& Ed Langlais, Deb & Dave Fournier, Carol Shoreborn, Linda Tisdale.
“Candidates Maine Event”
To the Editor:
As Election Day approaches, there are many questions on the minds of voters concerning the economy, energy, the environment, education, health care, and the overall quality
of life for young and old in this largely rural state. This is certainly true around central
Maine where all these factors are of concern to Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike. Tying these issues together for the people of the central Maine region is the
proposed East West Corridor Project being planned by Cianbro Corporation. The project
is planned to include a limited access toll road and the rights of way for various utilities,
pipelines and energy and communications pathways that would bisect the state on its way
from Calais to Coburn Gore and ultimately provide the port of St. John, NB, and possibly
even Eastport, ME, with a more direct connection to Montreal and beyond while tying
in with the vast energy and transportation infrastructure already in place or still being
developed in the US Midwest and southern Canada.
To help answer some important questions concerning the corridor and all the other related issues, a “Candidates Maine Event: Their Perspectives on Eminent Domain, Energy
Initiatives, and the E/W Corridor”, will be held at the Center Theatre, Dover Foxcroft, on
Thursday, October 23 (13 days before Election Day 2014), beginning at 5pm. Gubernatorial, Senatorial, Congressional, and Local candidates will weigh in with their responses to
6 questions prepared by local constituents, either in person, through their representatives,
or with written replies that will be read to the audience. Representative and gubernatorial candidate Mike Michaud has already agreed to participate and will be first to speak
on stage.
Question 1 asks whether the proposed corridor would be beneficial or detrimental to the
economy, agriculture, and natural resources of the region and state, and why it would be.
Question 2 asks how the project would be taxed (whether as private or private-public
partnership, as an entire commercial unit or otherwise, and how those taxes would benefit
the region and state).
Question 3 asks how the project’s environmental impact would be mitigated (additional
state parks, a new National Park, local mitigation efforts, etc.?).
Question 4 asks, since such a corridor project and any similar ones would probably run
in perpetuity, how the maximum benefit to the citizens of Maine would be realized (such
as the Permanent Fund Dividend for Alaska citizens from their pipeline’s profits).
Question 5 asks how each candidate would insure that each community affected by the
corridor project would have a say in its location, impacts and benefits.
Question 6 asks whether each candidate feels that the North American Energy Infrastructure Act (HR3301) and the Natural Gas Permitting Reform Act (HR1900), both now
moving through Congress, will expedite the proposed corridor project in Maine.
Following the responses to the 6 questions, there will be time for additional audience
questions and comments addressed to all the participants. Also, a short film produced by
a Maine high school student about the proposed project will be shown and he will be there
to comment on it. The film is also available online at: http://vimeo.com/99246765
It is hoped that this event will help voters to decide which candidates at all levels will
best serve the interests of the people of Maine as we all head into uncertain times together.
Edward Hummel, Concerned Citizens of Garland
“We are once again counting on Dexter voters…”
To the Editor:
The Concerned Citizens Committee of Dexter would like to thank all who voted last November for our current Councilors Ron Apel and Mark Robichaud, the candidates we endorsed. Along with new members, increased citizen support and participation in monthly
meetings - Dexter’s Town Council appears to enjoy a fresh attitude of Positive Change.
We are once again counting on Dexter voters to show their concern for the future of our
community with Continuing Positive Change. As last year before the November election,
we are sponsoring another candidates’ night at our Town Hall on October 21 from 7 until
9 pm. All candidates will be invited to this public forum. Citizen participation is strongly
encouraged.
Dexter’s future lies with the support of our citizens. A true democracy relies on its electorate to remain informed of the issues we face. It is also important to acquaint ourselves
with the views of those who would represent us. Please vote November 4 to help our community make the best decisions for Dexter’s future.
Dana Cronin & Wanda Curtis, Members of the Concerned Citizens of Dexter Committee
“Administrative Unit ... strongly endorses Sheriff John Goggin”
To the Editor:
The Administrative Unit of the Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office strongly endorses
Sheriff John Goggin for re-election. The office of Sheriff is significantly different from
that of Police Chief. While sheriffs carry out patrol and criminal investigations, they also
manage jails, civil process, prisoner transport, a county wide communications system, and
other constitutional duties that police chiefs never experience.
For over 24 years Sheriff Goggin has demonstrated decisive leadership in meeting the
ever changing world of responsibilities that a Sheriff carries. He has managed a jail that
consistently receives high grading from both state and federal inspectors, has functioned
successfully within the given county budgets, has been innovative in bringing new programs that help various segments of our county’s people and has done so with integrity,
compassion and fairness.
He has proven his ability to continue guiding this ship over the next four years.
Chief Deputy Robert Young,
Jail Administrator David Harmon,
Communications Director David Roberts
Investigations Lieutenant James Kane,
Administrative Assistant Anita Pushor.
Dover-Foxcroft
“…our society tolerates this massive assault on our public health…”
To the Editor:
U.S., state, and municipal health authorities are working overtime and spending millions of dollars to stem the spread of Ebola, which has killed just one person here.
Where is the comparable effort to stem the spread of heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases that kill 1.4 million Americans annually and are linked
conclusively to excessive consumption of animal products? According to the U.S. Centers
for Disease Control, that’s 23 times the number killed by all infectious diseases combined,
including AIDS, hepatitis, blood poisoning, and intestinal infections!
Apparently, our society tolerates this massive assault on our public health, because
meat, dairy, and egg products have powerful champions in Congress. Bacteria and viruses
have none.
Yet, each of us can take personal responsibility for our own and our family’s health
by reducing, then dropping animal products from our menu. Fresh vegetables, fruits, legumes, and whole grains contain all the nutrients our body requires and are touted by
leading health authorities. Soy and nut-based meats, milks, and ice creams offer a delicious transition treat. Lots of websites provide helpful transition tips.
Emanuel Glasser, Dexter
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“…too large an increase in these tough economic times.”
To the Editor:
For many years the Dexter Kiwanis Club has had a fruit sale in the
fall. This was a successful fundraiser for us and our customers got a
good product at a decent price. This year when we received the price list
from the grove we discovered our costs had gone up over 10%. We do not
feel we can pass this large increase on to the people who have bought
fruit from us in the past. It is simply too large an increase in these
tough economic times. We are very grateful to all the people who supported our fruit sale in the past and we may look at sponsoring another
fruit sale in the future. We do hold a variety of fundraisers through the
year and we hope you will continue to support our efforts to improve the
lives of the children of our community.
Frances Field, Secretary, Dexter Sunrise Kiwanis
“Don’t pull the plug on an E/W corridor.”
To the Editor:
A well-planned and constructed East/West 21st century corridor linking major seaports in down east Maine to interior destinations in Canada and westward has much in common with its 19th century counterpart – the Erie Canal. Those unable to recall or appreciate the historical
impact which that engineering achievement had on the commercial development of New York State and the westward expansion of the US
can look it up on the internet. Then Governor Dewitt Clinton pursued
the development of the Erie Canal after the Federal government considered the project “too ambitious”. Perhaps some vocal locals were
revolted by the need to uproot vegetation and clear virgin forests along
the route. They may have gagged at the thought of mules polluting the
waterway and become apoplectic envisioning the erection of ugly locks
to accommodate water level differentials. Despite such grumblings the
canal was completed. It stimulated, population growth, provided employment during its construction and operation, created transportation
related industries, and fostered the growth of communities at its termini and along its route.
At its zenith, 50,000 people depended on the canal for their livelihood.
Though its importance as a vital east/west transportation artery waned
with the introduction of more efficient and faster modes of delivery, its
directional orientation endured since those newer forms of transport essentially paralleled the canal. Fast forward to the mid to late 20th century. Once in Maine, a northern journey from points south via Route
1 and less traveled scenic roads was a tedious process, especially so
during winter and when time constraints begged for routes engineered
for speed and safety. Motorists and truckers welcomed the completion
of the North-South corridor and the arrival of I-95. Its later expansion
to expedite traffic flow around southern Maine urban bottlenecks was
opposed with essentially the same arguments facing the proposed East/
West corridor Environmentally conscious civil engineers, eventually
smoothed over the superficial and temporary terrestrial despoliation
associated with construction.
Today, the areas bordering the north/south corridor appear as pristine as Mother Nature intended. During a recent trip to Western Europe, I witnessed the impact of truck borne commerce on the major
motorways, especially those leading to/from major western European
seaports. Traffic jams of immense proportions occurred because car
and truck density was about equal. Competition for roadway space
could have been eased had trucks been furnished a dedicated avenue of
travel, thereby diverting heavily ladened vehicles away from primary
and secondary roads and relieving traffic congestion in populated areas.
Most office seeking politicians posture about the sad state of Maine’s
economy. I’ve heard only one invite the public’s attention to the proximity of down east ports to Europe and their potential for becoming major deep water terminals for import/export trade. During WWII, Casco
Bay, because of its relative closeness to Europe, became a major staging
area for convoys destined for that continent. Do down- east ports still
hold the same allure for development because of their geographical position to Old World customers? If such prospects are serious considerations in Maine’s future economic planning, then an East/West corridor
is a vital factor in bringing those plans to fruition.
When pondering the viability of an East/West corridor, those in positions to affect its development should keep all options open. They
shouldn’t be too quick to kill, forever , a project with immense potential
for Maine’s economic health. They should be visionaries and use some
imagination. Don’t pull the plug on an E/W corridor. Keep it on life
support. An East/West corridor, engineered to satisfy environmental
concerns and which conforms to legal requirements, can provide a
vital transportation link connecting major down-east seaports to points
westward. We may have another Erie Canal in the making.
Ron Goldstone, Dexter
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Obituaries
LILA J. COBB
SANGERVILLE - Lila J. Cobb died October 11,
2014. She was born March 9, 1932 in Morrisville,
PA, a daughter of Hiram H. and Ellen (Barker)
Johnston of Lebanon, NH. She was raised in Enfield Center and Lebanon, NH. She studied music
at the University of New Hampshire, Durham, and
taught music in NH and ME schools. She and her
husband Willis E. Cobb moved to ME in 1969 where
she taught music in her home, played organ in several churches, raised her family and wrote music.
She leaves a daughter, Willa L. Cobb; a son, Dana E.
Cobb; and a step daughter, Bonnie Lee Noziska; 10
grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; many nieces
and nephews. Lila is also survived by her partner
of many years, Wilson Nuite. She was predeceased
by her parents, her husband, and a brother John
Johnston. A memorial service was held October 16,
at the First Universalist Church of Dexter, with the
Rev. Scott Jones officiating. Arrangements are by
Crosby & Neal, Dexter. Donations in her memory
may be made to the Maine Home for Little Wanderers, 93 Silver Street, Waterville, ME 04901. Those
who wish may leave written condolences at www.
CrosbyNeal.com
ANN E. CAVERLY
February 14, 1939 - October 6, 2014
DEXTER - Today my last journey began, surrounded by my loving friends who cared for me, my
cat Nikki and a house full of angels. I was born Ann
E. Caverly in Passiac, NJ February 14, 1939. Following graduation from high school I attended Wilson College graduating in 1961. I received my MS
from Syracuse University in 1965. After moving to
Maine I had the privilege of teaching so many wonderful children who grew into fine adults. To all of
the wonderful friends who I have enjoyed sharing
joy and fun with over the many years, “thank you”.
To my Godchildren, Kyle and Ryan Browne, “I love
you”. To my cousins Jeff Caverly and family and
John Caverly, “thank you for being there for me”.
On October 25th at 1:00 PM at the Corinna Methodist Church there will be a celebration of Ann’s
life for her friends and family. Those who wish, may
make donations in Ann’s memory to the ASPCA,
Spruce Run –Womancare Alliance or charity of
your choice.
TOWN OF DEXTER
Absentee ballots are available at the Town Clerk’s Office at 23 Main Street.
The last date to vote absentee is Thursday, October 30th. Absentee ballots
after October 30th can only be issued due to extenuating circumstances. The
registrar of voters is accepting new voter registrations with proof of identity
and proof of residency in person only Monday thru Friday 8:30AM to 4:30PM
and at the polls on Election Day. Voting will be held, Tuesday, November 4th
at the Town Hall, 10 Hall Street, from 8:00AM to 8:00PM.
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Bugsy Malone was originally released as a British musical gangster
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students constructing a greenhouse
DEXTER - Tri-County Technical Center is currently building a
greenhouse for use by the Pre-Technical Program at TCTC. The PreTechnical and Building Trades Programs are involved in the assembling of the greenhouse on site.
In addition to the construction, the Pre-Tech students will learn
how to grow and use garden vegetables – from starting them in the
greenhouse and later transplanting them outside as well as harvesting them, and using them in cooking healthy meals. The firewood
from the trees that were cleared at the greenhouse site is going to
be raffled off. TCTC is holding a raffle for a cord of split green mixed
hardwood (a $200 value). Raffle tickets are available at the Tech
Center and are also being sold at locations around Dexter. Proceeds
will be used for completion of the greenhouse. Contact TCTC at 9247670 for more information and to purchase raffle tickets. Tickets will
be available until October 31, when the winning raffle ticket will be
drawn.
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DEXTER - The Abbott Museum will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. on
Thursday and Friday only and Saturday it will be open from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. thru December. After Christmas they will be open on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Spring. They appreciate all the visitors they have had this summer from many states, as well as those
from Maine. The main floor has gift items for sale plus a display of
sugar bowls, cream pitchers and butter dishes. The lower floor has
interesting displays and includes a veterans room.
The Grist Mill opened June 19 and closed September 13. During
those 22 days there were 672 visitors, averaging 9.3 per day. As of
October 4, they had 950 visitors at the Abbott Museum.
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COMPASS
COMPASS is primarily intended as a free of charge listing of special events sponsored by
local volunteer civic, literary, fraternal, service and religious organizations. Listings should be
30 words or less; all listings may be edited for length and content. E-mail items to compass@
easterngazette.com; or mail to The Eastern Gazette, 97 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930; or drop
them off at our Dexter office. Items must include information about a specific topic, speaker,
etc., rather than just the time and place of a regular meeting. The DEADLINE FOR COMPASS
ITEMS IS MONDAY at 5 pm. Be sure to include your name and a phone number. PLEASE,
NO TELEPHONE CALLS… help us continue with this FREE service.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
14TH DISTRICT AMERICAN LEGION - Post 41 home, Milo. 6:30 PM supper. 7:30 PM meeting. All
members asked to attend.
SHARED BOUNTY GARDEN MEETING – Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. 1 PM.
COFFEE HOUSE MUSIC & FELLOWSHIP – Garland Community Baptist. 6:30 PM. 924-6475.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER – Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church, 824 W. Main St. $10/adult, $4/
under 12.
SPAGHETTI DINNER & COUNTRY MUSIC for Shelly Sanborn. Hartland Consolidated School. 5
PM dinner. 6:30 PM music. $5 suggested donation.
APPLE FESTIVAL - Reading Room, Sebec Village. 10 AM - 2 PM. Barbara 564-3232.
MISTY MOUNTAINEERS - Wayside Theater, Dexter. 7 PM. $10. Joe Kennedy 277-3733 or Chester
Bekier 924-5711.
CRAFT FAIR - Sangerville Ladies Auxiliary at the Fire Station. 9 AM - 3 PM. Luncheon. 876-3890
or 876-3438.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Bud’s. 10 AM. Bernice Martin.
HJ CROSBY COMMUNITY BAND Oktoberfest Concert. Dexter Town Hall. 2 PM.
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM. Fellowship coffee 9:30 AM. Service
10 AM “Love Is Not Blind” Pastor Robert Herring.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
MAYO REGIONAL HOSPITAL EDUCATION EVENT - D-F. 6:30 - 7:30. Dr. Elizabeth Dennis
speaking on Breast Cancer.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
THREE RIVERS WRITING GROUP MEETING - Elaine’s Cafe, Main St., Milo. 1 PM. Victoria
Eastman 943-2400.
CANCER & PRAYER SUPPORT GROUP – Corinna United Methodist Church Parsonage. Every
3rd Tuesday of the month. 4 – 5 PM. 278-7952.
DEXTER TOWN COUNCIL CANDIDATE MEETING – Dexter Town Hal. 7 PM.
GFWC/DEXTER WOMEN’S LITERARY CLUB MEETING – Dexter Town Hall. 1:30 PM. Guest
Speaker PJ Laney, Risk Management Analyst.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
MAYO REGIONAL HOSPITAL EDUCATION EVENT - D-F. 7 - 8 pm. Dr. Robert Lodato speaking
on vitamins, minerals & other nutrients in vegetarian diets.
CANDIDATES MAINE EVENT – Center Theater, Dover-Foxcroft. 5 PM. 564-2015, 564-8687 or
924-3836.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
SPAGHTTI DINNER BENEFIT for Willard Leeman Jr. By donation. American Legion Post 41, 18 W.
Main St., Milo. 943-9066. Spaghetti & meatballs.
Autumn art on display
PITTSFIELD - Members of Valley Arts Alliance hung the fourth
installation of seasonal paintings in the hospital lobby areas at Sebasticook Valley Health (SVH) in Pittsfield recently. In partnership
with Valley Arts Alliance, which is a group of over thirty artists and
supporters of the arts in the Sebasticook Valley region, the hospital
hosts a rotating art exhibit for public viewing.
What began in January, the exhibit features artwork by local artists using the theme of seasons as their guide. SVH President/CEO
and EMHS Senior Vice-President Terri Vieira commented, “Our patients and visitors have been interested and look forward to viewing
art in our hallways and waiting areas. It’s a privilege to offer opportunities for local artists to showcase their original artwork in our public spaces, and these beautiful prints and paintings infuse color and
endearing images that represent our region outside the walls of our
community hospital.”
The autumn landscapes, which are the fourth installment in the
Seasons exhibit, are by local artists Pam Peltier Dickinson, Jeanne
Finley, and Bonnie Ross. The artwork will be on display through midDecember when the exhibit will transition to winter-themed artwork.
According to their website (www.valleyartsalliance.org), the Valley
Arts Alliance supports locations for exhibiting works by our visual
artists in the Newport and Pittsfield areas. The group’s goals are to
offer an opportunity for artists and groups living here to collaborate
and create new opportunities to be creative in the arts.
For more information, contact Jennifer Yarbrough at 487-4000.
Newport Chiropractic Center
Triangle Plaza, Newport • 368-4318
Dr. Michael Saulter
Specializing in the initial treatment & management of
painful conditions of the neck, shoulders, back, hips & extremities.
• Neck & Back Pain
• Headaches
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Work Related Injuries
• Tendonitis & Muscle Injuries
• Sports & Recreational Injuries
Caring for you naturally with: Manipulation ~ Exercise ~ Nutrition
Most insurances include Chiropractic Coverage and are accepted.
Visit our new website at: NewportChiropracticCenter.net
Calico Corner
Gift Shop
New Hours for the Month of October:
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 10 to 5
Saturday 10 to 2
W. Main St., Dover-Foxcroft
564-8866
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
FALL FAIR - Guilford United Methodist Church. 10 AM - 2 PM. 11:30 AM Lunch.
HALLOWEEN PARTY – Parkman Grange. 3 – 6 PM. $3/kid.
HALLWEEN DANCE – Milo Town Hall. 9 PM – 1 AM. $10/person.
JUNIOR HUNTER’S BREAKFAST – Corinna American Legion Hall, 47 Maple St. 5 – 8 AM. $5/person.
ST. AGNES LADIES GUILD HOSTING THE MAINE DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN QUARTERLY MEETING 9 AM to 2 PM. in St. Agnes Church Hall, Detroit Ave., Pittsfield.
$5 registration fee. Breakfast and lunch included. ALL area Catholic Women are invited to attend. For
more info. Connie 278-5430
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Bud’s. 10 AM. Rev Scott Jones.
FALL FAITH BRUNCH – Bridge Church, 676 Milo Rd., Sebec. Scott Wilhite.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28
SOUP NIGHT - Guilford United Methodist Church. 5:30 PM.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
BOONANZA - Dover-Foxcroft. Kids costume parade 4:30, Fun & games 5 - 9 PM, Theatre o Terror
Tours 6 - 9 PM $5/person, Rocky Horror Picture show at midnight.
HARVEST PARTY – Living Word Church, 176 E. Main St., Dover-Foxcroft. 6 – 8 PM. No costumes
please. Up to 13 years old.
Ames Chiropractic
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
HUNTERS BREAFAST – Kiwanis Headquarters Building, 24 Gerrish Rd., Milo. 4 AM. $8/adults, $2/
under 12.
DEXTER HUNTER’S BREAKFAST – Dexter Grange, 6 Church St. 5 – 9 AM. $6/adults, $3/6 – 11,
Free/under 5.
BAKED BEAN & HAM SUPPER – BJHS Alumni Building, Railroad Ave., Brownville Jct. 5 – 6:30
PM. $7/adults, $6 with donation of food for food cupboard. $3/under 12.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
TURKEY TROY & WALK - Friends of Community Fitness, Guilford. $15 runner or frozen turkey.
Walker entry canncer goods or fixings. Luncheon by donation. 11 AM - 1 PM.
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RENTALS
RENTALS
FOR NEW IN-TOWN DEXTER APT TENANTS - 50% off
1st month, 10% off for next 5
months. One and Two Bedrooms. All utilities included.
NO PETS. Call now for more
information. 924-6867.
DEXTER - Mobile home for rent:
2 bedrooms, 1 bath, NO PETS.
$425 per month. SPECIAL,
FIRST MONTH’S RENT FREE.
Security deposit & references required. Call for details (207) 5640150.
GUILFORD - Very spacious
RENTALS
1-bdrm, 2 bath, second floor apt.
CHARLESTON - 1 bedroom, for rent. Includes heat, hot waeverything included, $650 per ter, garbage. $550/mth. $1,100 to
move in. 654-3604.
month. Call 631-8371.
MILO - 1,000 sq. ft. 1-bdrm
loft apt wtih walk in closet.
Laundry room, tiled bath,
hardwood floors. New appliances. $395/mth plus security.
943-9057.
Telephone: 1-800-287-2295
Gazette/AdVantage Classified
97 Church Street, Dexter, ME 04930
(PLUS 10 CENTS FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD)
If paying with Visa, MasterCard, or Discover:
Credit Card #
Expiration Date
New Position!
ACTIVITY ASSISTANTS
Charlotte White Center
Full & Part-Time
Shifts on Days & Evenings.
Skills Development Workers Needed in Bangor &
Dover-Foxcroft Areas
Must be willing to work every other weekend & some holidays.
Need MHRT/C or provisional MHRT/C Level B qualified
staff to work with clients in their homes or community
helping to complete activities of daily living. Full and parttime positions available. MUST have State of ME drivers
license and reliable, insured transportation.
Stop in for an application. – E. O. E.
HARDWOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY LLC
PURITAN MEDICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY LLC
Apply online at
www.CharlotteWhiteCenter.com
Now accepting applications for
PRODUCTION LINE MACHINE MECHANIC
Second shift position, Monday thru Thursday, 3:00PM – 1:00AM.
Prior manufacturing mechanical experience preferred. Overtime
required if necessary.
We offer medical and dental insurances, holidays,
vacations and 401(k) Plan.
Apply on site Monday thru Friday, 8:00AM–4:00PM to:
Hardwood Products Company LP,
31 School Street, Guilford, ME 04443.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Must work every other weekend & be flexible with schedule.
Stop in for an application. – E. O. E.
LEAD CARPENTER POSITION
Pearl Contractors is currently accepting applications for the position
of Lead Carpenter, based out of our office at 12 School Road in
Charleston, ME.
The position is full time 40 hours per week. The applicant should be
experienced in most phases of general carpentry (framing, siding,
flooring, drywall). Should have their own hand tools, cordless drill
set, and reliable transportation. We are looking for an intelligent,
responsible addition to our team, and will be hiring the most qualified
candidate immediately.
Pearl Contractors is a family based, fast growing business. We take
pride in our reputation for quality, integrity, and satisfied customers.
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237 Moosehead Trail
Newport
207-368-4300
PO Box 115
Charleston, ME 04422.
TOWN MANAGER
The Town of Sangerville, Maine is currently seeking qualified
applicants for the position of Town Manager. Located between
Guilford and Dover-Foxcroft, it is a beautiful small town in
a four-season recreational area with a resident population
of 1,400 and a larger seasonal population. Sangerville has a
three-member Board of Selectmen, three full-time employees
and a budget of $1.1 million dollars excluding schools.
The Board is seeking an individual with demonstrated skills
in budget preparation and administration, project management
experience and a relevant educational background, but
candidates with comparable experience are encouraged to
apply. The Town Manager for the Town of Sangerville serves
as Treasurer, Tax Collector, General Assistance Administrator,
Human Resource Director, Health Officer and Superintendent
of Cemeteries and general office manager. Job description
available on request.
Solid organizational and communication skills are a must.
Salary is negotiable based on experience and qualifications.
Resume and cover letter with salary requirements must be
received by mail by 5 pm on November 7, 2014.
Please direct all correspondence to:
TOWN MANAGER SEARCH COMMITTEE
TOWN OF SANGERVILLE
P.O. BOX 188
SANGERVILLE, ME 04479
Sangerville is an Equal Opportunity Employer
207-876-2814 [email protected]
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or Visa, MasterCard or Discover information to:
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MILO - 2-bdrm house with deck
on river. Oil hot air. Quiet neighborhood. $550/mth plus utilities.
730-2207.
SANGERVILLE - Efficiency
apartment for rent. 2 bdrm, 1
bath. Includes heat, hot water,
electricity, wireless internet, and
washer dryer, snow removal.
Ready to move in. $650/month.
$650 security deposit and 1st
month’s rent required. Call or
text: 270-2234. Must provide references. 0 tolerance for drugs,
smoking, partying or pets.
DEXTER - Single apts. No pets,
no smokers. Security deposit.
Bryant Apartments. 924-3371.
Please speak slowly & leave clear
message.
ABBOT - 2-bdrm apt. Heat, hot
water, water, sewer, trash removal, coin-operated laundry, storage
space. Good condition. $615/mth
plus $500 security deposit. 207242-8884.
RENT TO OWN - 3-bdrm trailer,
rent or sale. All updated. New
windows, doors, roof, floors, washer, dryer, stove, fridge. No pets.
$700/mth. Call 564-0229.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - 2-bdrm
house on 2 acres. $600/mth plus
deposit, references, & credit
checks. No pets. 270-0888.
DEXTER - Mobile homes. 2 & 3
bedrooms. Washer/dryer hook up.
Security deposit & references required. Call Mike for more info.
207-943-3955.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Mobile
home for rent. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Laundry hookup and addition. On 4 private acres 1/2 mile
from lake. $500/mth plus 1st &
last. Call Terry 717-8979.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Spacious
½ acre mobile home “lot” for rent
in small park by golf course. Includes water, sewer, & storage
shed. Cats ok, one small dog ok
with extra fee, security deposit
and references required. $195
per mo. Call 564-0150.
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
CNAs
Day & evening shifts
and part-time nurse
Per Diem - Flexible Hours
Shift & WeekendDifferentials
Please contact:
Address: ___________________ ___________________________
Dexter Health Care
___________________________ Expiration Date: _____________
Kim Phillips, RN, DON
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
Telephone: __________________ Security Code:_______________
Classifieds may be taken by telephone or e-mail with Visa, MasterCard or Discover
1-800-287-2295 or 924-7402; e-mail: [email protected]
CLASSIFIED DEADLINE: MONDAY AT 5:00 P.M.
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
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TOWN OF CORINNA
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
Absentee ballots are available during office
hours from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday through
Friday. The last day to request an absentee ballot
is Thursday, October 30, 2014.
RENTALS
RENTALS
REAL ESTATE
DOVER-FOXCROFT
TOWNHOUSE – Two bedroom, deck
with water view. Non-smoker
preferred. No pets. Washer dryer
hook-up. References. $600/mo.
plus deposit and heat & lights.
207-564-2568.
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Winter
rental. Furnished 2nd floor apt.
for non smoking adult, in town,
in our home Lg. Kit., bedroom/sitting rm., cable, Wi-Fi, all utilities.
$800 a month, security dep, refs.,
3 mth, minimum. 564-8568.
DEXTER - 14x70, 2-3 bedroom
mobile homes. Willing to finance.
Mobile home must stay in park.
Call anytime. 946-2085. Please
leave a message.
PROPERTIES BY NORM COOKSON REALTY
List your property with NORM COOKSON REALTY
TOWN OF CORINNA
PUBLIC HEARING
The Municipal Officers of the Town of Corinna will meet at the
Corinna Elementary School on October 22, 2014 at 6:00 PM
for the scheduled Selectmen’s Meeting and for the purpose of
holding a public hearing on the following amendments to the
Town of Corinna:
GENERAL ASSISTANCE ORDINANCE APPENDIX B & C
OCTOBER 1, 2014 - OCTOBER 1, 2015
Appendix B - Food Maximums, mandated by State of Maine
Appendix C - Housing Maximums
The public will be given the opportunity to be heard prior to the
consideration of the amendments. A copy of the appendixes are
available in the Town Office.
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Top Prices Paid
Great fuel prices coming right to your front door!
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CONSTRUCTION
Excavation • Gravel
Septic Systems
Land Clearing
Dexter - 924-5902
511 Moosehead Trail
Dixmont, ME 04932
234-1177
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1220 Stetson Road, Exeter
379-3320 • Monday-Friday, 8-5
Van Johnson, Electrician
564-3384 Home
343-1377 Cell
Custom Work: Small Furniture, Boxes,
Benches, Bookcases & More
19 School Street, Dexter, Maine 04930
Cell: 207-416-3757
[email protected]
Jacob Burdin Owner - Operator
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GENERAL CONTRACTING
Reach 16,000-local addresses
each week
Call Today 1-800-287-2295
• Metal Roofing
• Home Remodeling
• Windows & Doors
938-2821 home or 416-4117 cell
Unseasoned $225/cord
Cut, split & 2 cord loads delivered free in local area.
Good Wood. certified measure.
Doug Thomas • 277-3017 • fi[email protected]
Robert Goodwin
924-3405
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CALL TODAY! 1-800-287-2295
SCHOODIC
ENTERPRISES
Specializing
in Hazardous
and Hard to
Access Trees
SNOWPLOWING
& SALTING
Residential • Commercial
Industrial • Wiring
Garland, Maine
Sullivan Masonry
FIREWOOD
TREE REMOVAL & PRUNING
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
DCS Construction
S-H ELECTRIC
Instant Garages/Shelters • Portable Buildings
270-0524
277-3196
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LA NCASTER
FOUNDATIONS
924-5423
FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS
24 Park Street, Milo, ME
(207) 943-5200 or call 943-3440
inc.
State of Maine
Licensed Arborist
Locally Owned
Fullyy Insured
564-7400 [email protected]
Free estimates - Fully Insured
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Santos Plumbing & Heating
643 North Dexter Rd., Dexter • 924-3455
Snow Plowing
Dover Area
Accepting New
Customers
717-TREE (8733)
Proud Veteran
SPA & HOT TUB
October 17 - 23, 2014
HOT TUB AND SPA SERVICE.
We repair all brands of spas and
hot tubs. We also repair steam
and sauna. Call 277-3540. Please
leave a message.
SULLIVAN’S ORCHARD - U
pick & ready pick. Cortland,
Macs, Honeycrisp, Empire. We
still have lots of late varieties coming. Red & golden delicious, opalescent, pompkins king,
FOR SALE
winesap, baldwin, granny smith.
LUMBER FOR SALE - White Half mile past Tate’s Strawberry
pine boards, all widths. Maple, Farm. 991-8735.
ash, beech, birch, popple boards.
FIREWOOD
Fir 2x8x16 foot, $12 each. Fir and
Hemlock and maple 6x6 and 8x8. DEXTER - Firewood. No we are
Old barn boards, $1/sq ft. Buy lo- not out of business. Sawed, split
cally, make us both happy. 277- & delivered. Call for prices. Stan
4221.
White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 924TWO ELECTRIC clothes dryers 6217 or 270-0982.
for sale. $50 & $100. 207-9655562.
CENTRAL BOILER E-Classic
OUTDOOR FURNACES. Heat
your entire home and hot water.
EPA Qualified. Call today about
limited time, money-saving offers! Central Maine Classics 207672-4455.
MULCH HAY for sale in Cambridge. $1.50/bale, good for bedding and seeding cover. Also some
sawdust and shavings. 277-4221.
Featured Property
Bangor $99,900
Accepting
Applications
Completely redone interior, move-in ready
with everything on one floor, including
separate laundry room. Knotty pine enclosed 3 season porch, nice backyard and
1 car garage all nestled in the tree lined
street!
Park Street Village
Milo
1&2 Bedroom Apts.
Ask about Rental Assistance
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
www.cbmattson.com
1-800-244-2297
Equal
Housing
Opportunity
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FOR SALE
Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS
An equal opportunity provider and employer
Let us find your ideal property.
Agents in Dexter & Bangor.
Maine Properties Realty
86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930
(207) 924-6600
www.maineprop.com
Opening available for skilled agent.
Apartments
1&2 bedroom apts.
Eastville Village
Newport
Ask about Rental Assistance
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
1-800-244-2297
Equal Housing
Opportunity
Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS
An equal opportunity provider and employer
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
DEXTER: 58 Main St. 1BR apt.,
second floor. $555/mo. Heat & hot
water included.
DEXTER: 79 Maple St., cozy 1BR
upstairs apts. $450/mo. and $530/
mo. Heat, hot water & trash removal
included.
DEXTER: 55 Center St. 2BR
downstairs apt. in duplex $650/mo.
Heat & hot water included.
CORINTH: Skolfield Manor: 1BR,
downstairs, $600/mo. Upstairs $625/
mo. (also includes electricity)Heat &
trash removal included.
DOVER-FOXCROFT: 109 Pleasant St.
Spacious 2BR, 1 1/2 BA, downstairs
apt., pantry & small dining room.
$750/mo. Heat, hot water & trash
removal included.
One year lease, references
and security deposit required.
$200 move-in bonus when you
mention this ad!
Call 343-1447
email: [email protected]
ELDERLY AND FAMILY
RENTAL APARTMENTS
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ASSISTANCE
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Theriault Property Management
PO Box 215, Rockwood ME 04478
We are an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer
SERVICE DIRECTORY
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Celebrating 10 years
A special thank you to all of our customers!
Please call again soon.
BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC.
Water Wells
Complete Pump Installation
Water Softeners
Call DOUG
876-4580
Free Estimates
SANGERVILLE
CORINNA AUTO BODY
Rt. 7, Corinna • 924-6464
• Trained Technician
• Commercial Truck Painting & Equipment
• Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinishing
• 24 Hr. Towing FREE for Collision Customers
• Chassis Liner Frame Equipment • DuPont Paint
• Enterprise Rentals Available
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207-745-3509
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CEDAR IS OUR SPECIALTY
Choose from: 5/4 Decking, V-Match Siding,
Clapboards, Log Siding. Also available in Pine.
Hemlock Dimensional Lumber.
Bagged
Stop by the Mill or Give Us a Call
278-3539
Cedar
Shavings
16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com
924-6863
Residential & Commercial
E. A. Bligh
Painting
Interior & Exterior
Book your winter jobs now!
32 yrs. experience
270-2835
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Foster Painting Co.
25 years of Quality and Reliability
HOME IMPROVEMENT
LEAD CERTIFIED
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR
FULLY INSURED
28 Years Experience
SIDING, WINDOWS, DECKS, ADDITIONS, SHEDS,
HOME BUILDING, REMODELING, ROOFS, AND MORE.
277-3733
(207) 368-5078
JD Raymond
SANTOS BUILDERS
Home Building & Remodeling
Timberlands
• Decks
• Additions
• Siding
• Roofing, etc.
- Land Clearing - Competitive Stumpage
- Timber Harvest - Lump sum payments
- Grinding
- Advance payments
Call us for all your
construction needs!
FULLY INSURED
Certified Logging Professionals
Licensed Professional Forester
We specialize in trees near
structures and power lines.
We would appreciate the
opportunity to bid on
any tree / brush project.
Licensed and Fully Insured.
Garages, Siding, Roofing
General Carpentry
Camps - Insured
Gustin’s Services
Lawn Care, Lawn Cleanups
Fully Insured • Free Estimates
(207) 564-2186 or
(207) 557-9737
Frank Santos
www.jdraymond.com
Call 876-3713
Over 35 yrs experience
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KIMAUTO • HOME • COMMERCIAL .L.C.
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LICENSED AND INSURED
ACCEPTED!
FREE ESTIMATES 592-7354
FURNACE REPAIRS
and CLEANING
Greg Macomber
Casey Macomber
Dexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849
Website: www.macomberelectrical.com
DOORE
Oil
Energy Inc.
343-1781
1x1/3 Months/$120 • 1-800-287-2295
FIREWOOD
Green Hardwood $220 CORD
Seasoned Hardwood
CUT • SPLIT • DELIVERED
Call Scott Desmarais
(207) 876-9777 (877) 844-3388
16” Hardwood Slabs - 2 Cord Loads
Unseasoned
@ 717-TREE (8733)
* Registered Representative offering securities though United Planners’ Financial
Services of America, a Limited Partnership. Member FINRA, SIPC.
Don Reynolds 938-3649
Proud Veteran
• LIFE & HEALTH • FINANCIAL SERVICES •
35 Hudson Ave., Guilford ME 04443
LI HEAP CUSTOMERS WELCOME
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October 17 - 23, 2014
2841 Bennoch Road, Alton,
356-2588 •394-3533
Open MondAy - Friday 8 to 5, Saturday 9 to Noon
www.aplusmotors.me
FIREWOOD
YARD SALE
STORAGE
FIREWEOOD - sawed, split and
delivered $200 per cord. Beech,
rock maple, yellow birch and
white ash. Limited supply. Call
717-4964.
SANGERVILLE - Bomps Thrift
& Gift. 69 Pleasant Ave. Clothes,
wind chimes, oil warmers, dream
catchers & more. Wed, Fri, & Sat.
8 AM - 1 PM. 717-5781.
RV STORAGE. Excellent downtown Milo Location. Clean, dry,
secure, 10’ & 12’ roll-up doors,
Boats, cars, etc. $25 & up. Limited space, call early. 943-9057.
CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY
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2007 Jeep Liberty
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BUY HERE & PAY HERE
for as little as $500 Down and $40 A Week!
We Are a Full Service Dept. $45/hr.
GERRY’S USED CARS
Piscataquis County’s ONLY
New Car & Truck Dealer!
PROUTY FORD INC.
266 Newport Rd., Corinna • 278-2205
• Oakland - 465-9566 • Skowhegan - 474-6700
• Veazie - 990-2206
NEW
Ask about our
2 Year,
30,000 Mile
Extended
Warranty
191 East Main St., Dover-Foxcroft
207-564-3434
1-800-564-1264
www.rowellsgarage.com
‘05 Mercury Gr. Marquis LS
‘04 Ford Explorer Limited
V8, Auto, Fully Loaded, Leather,
44,000 Miles
4x4, Leather, Moonroof,
Loaded
$
7,995
$8,995
‘13 Ford Escape SEL AWD
‘12 Ford Edge SEL AWD
32,000 Miles Remaining of Factory
Warranty
$
24,995
25,000 Miles, Remaining of Factory
Warranty
$
22,995
19 Summer Street, Dover Foxcroft • 564-3395
[email protected]
LOCAL TRADES • FORD PROGRAM VEHICLES
2014 CHEVY SONIC LT
$12,795 or
ONLY $209.35/MO*
2012 HARLEY DAVIDSON STREET GLIDE
LOTS OF OPTIONS, ONE OWNER, MUST SEE!
$16,250
*($209.35 based on sale price of $12,795 plus $125 doc. fee. 0 down payment, financing $13,664.60 for 75 months for
4.5 APR. $2036.65 finance charge, $15,701.25 total payments. Includes tax, title and all fees. Subject to bank approval).
Check Out Our Huge Inventory of Vehicles
AUTO INVENTORY
2010 Chevrolet Impala LS
2009 Chevrolet Aveo LT
2008 Ford Focus
2008 Chevrolet HHR LT
2007 Ford Taurus SE
2007 Saturn Ion
2007 Ford Focus
2007 Ford Focus SE
2007 Pontiac G6 GT
2007 Ford Focus ZX 4SE
2007 Ford Taurus SE
2007 Chevrolet Malibu
2006 Ford Focus ZX4
2006 Chevrolet Aveo LS
2006 Saturn ION
2005 Ford Focus ZX4 SE
2004 Ford Focus ZX5
2004 Pontiac Sunfire
2004 Hyndai Elantra
2004 Buick LeSAB Limited
TRUCK & VAN INVENTORY
2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee
2008 GMC Acadia SLT
2007 GMC Sierra 1500
2006 Toyota RAV4
2006 SAAB 97XLIN
2006 Chevrolet Equinox LT
2006 GMC Sierra
2005 Ford Ranger XLT
2005 Chrysler T&C
2004 Ford Ranger XLT
2003 Chevrolet S10
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October 17 - 23, 2014
AL-ANON
FIDDLES (VIOLINS) for the
new fiddle classes to be offered
in the Guilford schools, grades K
through 12. We will take fiddles
of any size and in any condition.
call 876-2919.
MILO – Mondays, 7-8 p.m. United Methodist Church, Park St.
PRE 1964 COINS - Dimes, quarters, halfs & dollars. Paying $10
for $1 face value. 270-1196.
SUNDAY
ABBOT PAWN SHOP - Most
items are pawnable. Cash
loans waiting. We pawn antiques, gold, silver, coins, etc.
For more information 5226018 or 876-4728. Route 15,
Abbot.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
CHARLESTON – 6:30 p.m. Top of
the Hill Group @ Charleston
PITTSFIELD - 7 p.m. Congregational Church, Somerset Ave.
O/D/A
NEWPORT – 7 p.m. Methodist
Church, Main St. – O/D/A
“A.A.” 24 HOUR HOTLINE:
1-800-737-6237
GREENVILLE – 7 p.m., Union
Church, BB/O
DOVER-FOXCROFT - 11 a.m.
Dover-Foxcroft Group @ Library.
Rt. 15 - D/O
Vehicles For Sale
CORINNA – 7 p.m. Morse Corner
Baptist Church on Exeter Road.
Open Discussion Meeting. O/D/A
WEDNESDAY
Correctional Facility, Rt. 15 – D/
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MOUNTAIN
ENTERPRISES
03 IMPREZA 4 dr sedan AWD auto loaded 98k from CA $5990
03 MONTE CARLO SS 3.8L Auto loaded 96K ……… $5990
03 9-3 SE CONVERTIBLE loaded motor & trans 103K $4990
02 GRAND MARQUIS 4 dr V8 auto loaded 88k …… $3450
01 OUTBACK WAGON 4 cyl auto loaded 1 own. 124K $4950
00 9-3 SE CONVERTIBLE 4 cyl auto loaded 140K $3990
00 CAMRY 4 cyl auto loaded 121K from Maryland …… $5550
99 WRANGLER SPORT 4L auto 4x4 H-Top 103K … $5950
98 GMC 1500 X/CAB 350 auto loaded 4x4 98K …… $5990
98 CAMRY 4 cyl auto loaded 118K ………………… $2990
01 SENTRA 4 cyl auto 4dr damaged 120K …………… $1470
02 9-3 SE CONVERTIBLE damaged 102K ………… $975
Kent Ladd, Owner
Web: www.mainegenerator.com
e-mail: [email protected]
A local Maine company specializing
in generator sales and service since 1997.
We service most makes and models.
Factory Trained Sales & Service for
Kohler, Generac & Cummins Generators.
Bring it in for professional Fisher Plow service.
NOW BUYING
USED FISHER® PLOWS
Your Authorized Fisher
her®
Snowplow Dealer
SALES & SERVICE
AL-ANON
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Visit us on the web at
www.varneychevrolet.com
Convenient & secure location
Lots of space – 20% more per unit com-
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On-site service
Visa & MasterCard auto-pay plan
Reasonable monthly rates
Call us today! 368-4633
552 Moosehead Trail / Route 7 N Newport, Maine
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DETROIT MOTORS 17 SouthDetroitMain St., 257-2629
Just off Exit 157 on I-95
Visit us at
www.varneyford.com
Like and Browse Us
on Facebook
384 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield
Store your stuff with us!
Need Work Done On Your Fisher Plow?
HARTLAND - Wednesdays 7-8
p.m. at Irving Tanning Community Center, Hartland. For information, call 938-3163.
Call Marcus
487-5111
924-6867 or
717-5386
P.O. Box 126, 2 Park St., Milo
(207) 943-5070
NAMI
REBUILD YOUR CREDIT
All you need is
$1500 Income
Proof of Residence
Proof of Employment
THURSDAY
NOTICE
DOVER-FOXCROFT - NAMI
(National Alliance on Mental Illness) Family and Friends Support Group meets on the last
Tuesday of every month from
6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Borestone
Room, Mayo Regional Hospital,
Dover-Foxcroft. For more information call Beth at 924-7903 or
Debbie at 564-2393.
BAD CREDIT?
NO PROBLEM!
PARKMAN - 6:30 p.m. There is a
Solution, Parkman Town Office,
rear. BB/O.
ABBOT VILLAGE – 8 p.m. Abbot
Thursday Night Group @ Abbot
Village Town Hall – D/O
HARTLAND - 7 pm Graceland
UM church - O/D
COLOSSIANS 3:15 Let the peace
of Christ rule in your hearts,
since as members of one body you
were called to peace. New Beginnings Bible Church, Silvers Mills
Road; Sunday School 9:30 am,
Church 10:30 am.
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WANTED
We Care About You
Before and After the Sale
368-4300 • 1-800-613-3673
2015 Ford Fiesta S
2014 Ford Focus S
Varney Price $
2014 Ford F-150 Supercab 4x4 STX
Varney Price $
13,495
Varney Price $
15,995
29,995
30423, AM/FM, Tilt, Air, Fuel Saver,
And More!, MSRP $14,690
30436, Tilt, Air, Fuel Saver, MSRP $18,730
11185, Fog Lamps, Chrome Step Bar, Trailer Tow Package,
Sirius XM Radio, Sync, And More!, MSRP $38,965
2015 Ford Fusion S
2015 F-250 Crew Cab XLT 4x4
2014 Ford Flex SEL AWD
Varney Price $
19,795
30448, Alloy Wheels, Sync, Power Windows,
Power Locks, AM/FM, Tilt, And More!, MSRP $23,225
Varney Price $
38,995
11164, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, A/C, Power Seats, Fog Lamps,
Shift on the Fly, Satellite Radio, Skid Plates, MSRP $46,035
Varney Price $
30,495
87820, V-6, Auto, Power Windows, Power Locks, Tilt, Cruise,
A/C, Sync, 18” Alloy Wheels, MSRP $34,745
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR #1 PRIORITY
2012 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4
N5460,
Leather
Seats, PW,
PL, CC,
Sync, Alloy
Wheels
VARNEY
PRICE
$
23,995
2013 Chevrolet Impala LTZ
N5434, Leather
Heated Seats,
Moonroof,
Tilt, CC,
AC, CD, PW,
PL, Alloys,
Spoiler
VARNEY
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2013 Ford Escape SEL 4x4
N5113, Ecoboost,
Dual Moonroof,
Sync, MyFord
Touch, Leather
Heated Seats,
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KBB
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$
18,069
$
15,995
VARNEY
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$
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2008 Ford Focus SES
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spd., PW, PL,
Tilt, Cruise,
AC, CD,
Sync, Spoiler,
Alloy Wheels
VARNEY
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2013 Ford Fusion SE
VARNEY
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$
19,995
7,795
VARNEY
PRICE
$
38,995
2013 Kia Soul
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Tilt, Cruise,
AC, CD,
PW, PL
$
17,595
2014 GMC Acadia SLT-1
N5438,
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2013 Nissan Altima
N5467, AC,
CD, PW,
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Cruise,
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2013 Chev Avalanche LTZ Z-71
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Black Diamond
Edition,
Moonroof,
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Leather, Power
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Ecoboost, Auto,
Sync, PW, PL,
P. Seat, CD,
Alloy Wheels
VARNEY
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VARNEY
PRICE
2013 Toyota Corolla LE
N5463, AC,
CD, PW, PL,
P. Mirrors,
Auto
$
34,995
VARNEY
PRICE
2012 Ford Escape
Limited 4x4
87766B, Heated Leather Seats,
Moonroof, Chrome Wheels,
Power Windows, Power Locks,
Tilt, Cruise, CD, Sync
$
13,495
VARNEY
PRICE
$
21,995
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$
15,995
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‘08 HYUNDAI AZERA LIMITED
‘05 CHEVROLET SILVERADO Z71
3.8L, PW, PL, AC, Loaded
Ext. Cab, 4x4, 7.5 MMP, Only 73,000 Miles
$17,995
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384 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield
Hours: Sales Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-6 PM, Sat. 8 AM-5 PM
Service/Parts Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-5 PM
1-800-427-5115 • (207) 487-5111
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2014 Chevrolet Silverado
Double Cab LT 4x4 All Star
#14065, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, PS,
Rear Camera, Remote Start,
HD Tow, Tube Steps,
MSRP $42,415
Sale Price - $37,745
Rebate - 4,250
Trade Bonus - 1,500
2014 Dodge
Grand Caravan
2013 Chevrolet
Malibu LT
2014 Chevrolet
Silverado 2500 LT
P2538, V-6, Auto,
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2014 Chevrolet Silverado
Crew 4x4 LT All Star Z-71
#14069, 5.3 V-8, PW, PL, PS,
Tilt, Cruise, Remote Start,
Rear Camera, HD Tow,
MSRP $45,895
Rebate - 3,000
Trade Bonus - 1,500
Varney Price
2014 Chevrolet
Silverado Reg Cab
#14074, V-6, Auto,
PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise,
Rebate - 3,000
HD Tow, Tube Steps,
Trade Bonus - 1,500
MSRP $28,850
Varney
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Price
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2014 Chevrolet
Silverado Dbl Cab 4x4
#14017, 5.3 V-8,
Auto, PL, Tilt,
Cruise, HD Tow,
MSRP $36,935
Rebate - 2,750
Trade Bonus - 1,500
Varney
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Price
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2015 Chevrolet
Silverado 2500 4x4
#14104, 6.0 V-8, Power
Windows, Power Locks, Cruise,
HD Tow, Snow Plow Prep., Tilt,
MyLink, MSRP $38,770
Varney
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19,995
$
16,995
Varney Price
$
33,995
2008 Nissan
Altima SE
2014 GMC
Acadia AWD SLT
2013 Chevrolet
Cruze LT
P2348B, V-6, Auto, Leather,
Sunroof, PW, PL, PS
P2503, V-6, Auto, Heated Leather,
PW, PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise
P2507, 4cyl, Auto, Leather, PW,
PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise
Varney Price
$
12,995
Varney Price
$
32,995
Varney Price
$
15,995
2013 GMC Sierra
Crew 2500 SLT
2013 Nissan
Rogue AWD
2013 Cadillac
CTS AWD
P2521, 4x4, 6.0 V-8, Heated Leather,
PW, PL, PS, Running Boards, HD Tow
To
P2527, 4cyl, Auto, PW,
PL, Tilt, Cruise
P2513, V-6, Auto, Leather,
PW, PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise
Varney Price
$
38,995
Varney Price
$
18,995
Varney Price
$
26,995
All prices include rebates, business and dealer incentives. Tax and Title not included.
October 17 - 23, 2014
Page 19
Hartley’s
TOO HOT TO HANDLE SALE!
USED
VEHICLE
SALE
2013 DODGE CHALLENGER SXT
SHARP! STK # 1424S
2009 HONDA ACCORD
LX-S COUPE
#1305A, Sharp & Great MPG!
2009 CHEVROLET
MALIBU LT
2011 HYUNDAI
ELANTRA SEDAN
2008 JEEP WRANGLER
SAHARA 4X4
#1256S, Loaded, Sunroof, Sharp!
#12448B, Auto, Great MPG
#13393A, Summer Fun, Local Trade
69,087
Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$13,751
2012 RAM 1500 QUAD 4X4 SPORT
“RAM BOX” HEMI V8, SHARP, STK # 14464A
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$13,864
90,852
Miles
51,050
Miles
42,802
Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$14,603
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$16,828
+DUWOH\·V
+DUWOH\·V
$21,999 3ULFH
3ULFH
$29,999
2011 TOYOTA
CAMRY SEDAN
2011 SUBARU LEGACY
SEDAN AWD
#1311S, Auto, Power Group
#13391B, Auto, Leather, Sunroof
2010 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4
2008 JEEP WRANGLER
UNLIMITED 4X4
#13283A, DVD System, Auto
#1231S, Sahara, 6 Speed
END OF SEASON BUY!
2013 DODGE
AVENGER SXT
SUNROOF, STK#1407S
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
2008 CHEVY
MALIBU LTZ
SUNROOF, LEATHER, STK #1411S
31,872
Miles
$16,998
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
1-OWNER TRADE!
2011 HYUNDAI
SONATA
STK #1409S
47,505
Miles
$18,929
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
2011 JEEP
GRAND CHEROKEE
2010 FORD
FUSION SPORT
READY FOR WINTER!
STK #1402S
31,599
Miles
LOADED W/FEATURES, STK #1416S
54,060
Miles
$19,958
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$19,999
2011 CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 CREW CAB LS 4X4
2009 GMC SIERRA 1500
EXT. CAB SLE 4X4
2011 CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 CREW CAB LT 4X4
2011 RAM 350 SLT
DUMP TRUCK 4X4
#1294S, V8, Auto, Power Options
#1316S, 5.3L V8, Very Clean
#13200A, V8, Auto, Power Options
#120181A, Hemi, Power Group
+DUWOH\·V $
$
$
$
$
14,888 +DUWOH\·V
12,999 +DUWOH\·V
13,999 +DUWOH\·V
24,999 +DUWOH\·V
16,999
3ULFH
3ULFH
3ULFH
3ULFH
3ULFH
2011 JEEP
LIBERTY
LEATHER, LOADED, STK #1419S
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
2013 CHRYSLER
200
SUNROOF, CLEAN!, STK #1421S
19,356
Miles
$26,931
MEET
HARTLEY’S
SALES
+DUWOH\·V
TEAM $21,751
3ULFH
Steve Hartley
Owner
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
2012 VOLKSWAGEN
BEETLE
2011 GMC
1500 4X4
2010 JEEP
WRANGLER
AUTO, CLEAN, CERTIFIED USED, STK #1410P V8, AUTO, 1 OWNER, STK #14196A
29,827
35,418
Miles
Miles
$26,997
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$28,974
TRADE-IN, AUTO, HARD TOP, STK #14243AA
4,489
Miles
HARTLEY’S
PRICE
$29,999
+DUWOH\·V $
+DUWOH\·V $
+DUWOH\·V $
+DUWOH\·V $
Shawn
Richards
Jim 3ULFH
Martin
Tom
McDonald
Mike
Merrow
Aaron Hawes
15,999
13,555
23,888
23,999
Adam Friend
3ULFH
3ULFH
3ULFH
Sales Representative
Road Representative
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
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368-5751 • 1-800-244-5563
www.hartleyschryslerdodgejeep.com
MEET
HARTLEY’S
SALES
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information, all prior sales excluded. All new vehicle offers expire April 30, 2013. We reserve the right to correct any mistakes discovered or reported after printing. MPG ratings are based on
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