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GARLAND – The Garland Grange is asking the community to help support the troops and their families stationed overseas by supporting the “Coups for Troops” program.

The program was started in 2011 by Stephanie Almasy after attending a couponing class. She learned that military families could use coupons which were expired up to 6 months at the commissary. After packaging and sending to the military families, within a few months over four hundred families signed up to receive coupons, since then the program’s need has increased steadily. The Maine State Grange recently qualifi ed as a satellite

“Coups for Troops” programsupported by Garland Grange

collection center where coupons are collected in bulk, then pack-aged and mailed directly to indi-vidual families overseas.

The premise of this program is “All you have to do is use scis-sors,” says Andrea Rollins, pro-gram director. “We are simply asking people to clip out the coupons. You don’t need to worry about expiration dates. The only coupons which cannot be used the ones for specifi c stores.”

Garland Grange is asking any-one who wishes to donate any unwanted coupons to bring them to the Grange Hall on the second Friday of each month between 5 and 7 p.m., which is when their monthly public suppers are held.

You can also drop off them off on the regular meeting night on the fi rst and third Fridays of each month at 7:30 p.m. The Garland Grange Hall is located on Oliver Hill Road in Garland.

“Dropping the coupons off dur-ing supper should be easy,” adds Rollins. “We already have supper patrons who come each month with their collection of Campbell Soup Labels, Box Tops for Edu-cation, pennies for House in the Woods, and soda can tabs for the Shriners.” Other pickup options of coupons is available by contact-ing 717-7027 or through the Gar-land Grange #76 Facebook page.

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The following TCTC students will be competing: Kayla Braley in Nurse Assisting Rachel Emond in Culinary Arts

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MHFCU ANNUAL MEETING - Over $20,000 was donated to sixteen local area food organizations at Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union’s Annual Meeting held on April 21 at the K of C Hall. Funds were a result of all 2013 fundraisers the Credit Union held for Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign For End-ing Hunger. Representatives front row, left to right: Joan Shapleigh (Unitarian Universalist Church of Sangerville & Dover-Foxcroft Food Cupboard), Lorraine Stutzman (Stutzman Farm SHARE Program), Kathie Lombard (Our Lady’s Kitchen), Kourtney Ray (Monson Food Cupboard), Lewis Dyer (Milo Ecu-menical Food Cupboard), and Bruce Porter (Greenville Consolidated School Backpack Program). Back row: Richard Wyman (Wyman Farms Senior SHARE), Al Hunt (Partnership Food Pantry of Guilford), Colin Bickford (Partnership Food Pantry of Greenville), Tom Bruce (Living Word Food Cupboard of Dover-Foxcroft), Peter Cipullo (Guilford United Methodist Church Food Cupboard), Robin Lyford (Eastern Area Agency on Aging), Karlenne Page (Corinna Food Pantry), Reggie Mossey (Dexter Community Food Pan-try), Stevie Lord (Widows and Orphans Food Cupboard), and Crystal Greaves (Ridge View Community School Backpack Program).

DOVER-FOXCROFT – The following births of local interest have been reported to The East-ern Gazette by the staff of Mayo Regional Hospital.

A son, Hunter Thomas Seger-son, to Katrina and Christopher Segerson of Derby on March 29,

2014. Wt. 7 pounds 9 ounces.A daughter, Paige Morgan

Smith, to Brittany White and Michael Smith of St. Albans on April 10, 2014. Wt. 7 pounds 7 ounces.

A daughter, Savannah Marie Nickerson, to Kayla Gilley and

Shawn Nickerson of Dexter on April 12, 2014. Wt. 6 pounds 10 ounces.

A daughter, Eve Ellyse Cham-bers, to Lesley and Ryan Cham-bers of Dover-Foxcroft on April 14, 2014. Wt. 7 pounds 4 ounces.

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On Saturday May 10th the town is coming together to tidy things up. The long winter has left us with lots of roadside litter and if we all pitch in we can clean it up and make it look great! It is our hope that the citizens of Guilford will show pride in our community and lend a helping hand. The Red Maple is sponsoring a free cookout for volunteers. New Balance of Skowhegan is donating garbage bags for the day. Goulette’s IGA is providing rubber gloves and water for vol-unteers as well as helping us spread the word. We appre-ciate the generous donations and all we need from YOU is to come out from 8-12 that day and do your part for your community. We would love to have more local businesses be involved as well. Individuals or your group/class/family/pack/organization can help by adopting a street, road, neigh-borhood, block or area anywhere in Guilford by visiting:

facebook.com/GuilfordMaineCommunityCleanUpDay You can also contact the town office at 876-2202 or Julie at 343-1010. This event is free & we will even take dispose of

the day’s trash for you! With some teamwork we can make this town shine!

Special thanks to the Eastern Gazette, Red Maple, New Balance and IGA!!

Modern Woodmen of America and the Town of Dexter would like to thank all who joined hands and participated in the 3rd Annual Town Clean-up on Saturday, May 3rd. Over 50 people dedicated 2-3 hours of their day to make a difference in the town of Dexter. A big thank you goes out to the following organizations and their families repre-sented Saturday: Dexter Fire Department, Dexter Kiwanis, Dexter Key Club, Dexter Builder’s Club, Dexter Cub Scouts, and Ridge View Community School staff.

Saturday, May 31st at WhiteTail Golf Course in Charleston

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Entry fee is $200 per 4 player team and includes 18 holes, cart, and lunch.

There will be a long drive and closest to pin competition.For more information and to get a registration form contact

Michael Rowe at 285-7978 or 355-5457.All proceeds to benefit the Ernest H. Philbrick Scholarship fund.

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CORINNA - The presentation of “North Woods Nonsense” by Andrew Ross, a play presented by the Levi Stewart Community Theater, will be on May 16, 17, 30, and 31 at 7 p.m. at the Stewart Library Building in Corinna.

The synopsis for the play is: “A run-down motel in the woods of northern Maine is the scene for most of the action in this wacky comedy. Handyman Pete has written a newspaper article about Bigfoot kidnapping a local resident. The story is complete fi ction but it was published in a tacky tabloid newspaper. The rumored sightings of Sasquatch provide the perfect excuse for the worst congressman in history to visit the hotel. Colorful locals, the congressman’s aides, reporters, and wacky guests hoping to see Bigfoot add to the zany fun.”

The Corinna Methodist Church will sell a combination $10 ticket for the church supper and admis-sion to the show on May 31 only. All other admission is $6 at the door. For more information about the show, look at the Levi Stewart Com-munity Theater page on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lsctheater.

Levi Stewart Community Theater “...Nonsense”

NORTH WOODS NONSENSE - Cast members Joni Slamm, Linda Fowler and George Lougee prepare their parts for “North Woods Non-sense.”























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MAINE - The Board of Directors of Penquis has announced that Kara Hay has been named its next President and Chief Executive Offi cer. Beginning June 18, Hay will lead Penquis as it continues the mis-sion to assist individuals and families in preventing, reducing, or eliminating poverty in their lives.

Board President Tom Lizotte said, “In a strong fi eld of fi nalists, the search committee was impressed with Ms. Hay’s understanding of the Penquis culture, dedication to its mission, and with her work ethic, intelligence, confi dence and energy. We feel she will bring new ideas to the table and keep Penquis moving forward through this leadership transition.”

A Maine native, Hay holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from the University of Maine, a Bach-elor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Hawaii at Hilo and a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University, Hawaii. She has extensive experience working with children, families and communities. Hay has served as a Deputy Director and Operations Manager for the Penquis Child Development Department since 2009. Previously, she worked as a Mental Health Casework Supervisor for the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, as a Children’s Service Coordinator providing direct services and support to families experiencing domestic violence, and as a Family Therapist and a Child Development Specialist. She has also worked as an independent consultant, providing training and consulting services to parents, mental health providers, early childhood special-ists, and nonprofi t and school staff.

Charlie Newton, retiring President and CEO, commented on the Board’s appointment, “I am very pleased with the Board’s selection. Kara is very talented and is committed to the Penquis mission and culture. Penquis has a very skilled, dedicated and professional staff that will fully support Kara in her new position. Penquis will be in very good hands.”

The Board of Directors looks forward to working with Hay. “We are especially pleased to be able to pro-mote someone from within the organization to the CEO position,” said Lizotte. “Our employees represent our greatest asset. We value their contributions and commitment to the agency’s mission. She will be an effective leader and champion of the Penquis mission to provide information and advocacy to facilitate institutional change directed towards the alleviation of the causes of poverty.”

Penquis Board announces new CEO

DOVER-FOXCROFT – Natali Plourde, LMSW-cc, graduate of the University of Maine, has been hired as a full-time Mental Health Therapist for Community Health and Counseling Services (CHCS). She will provide services to both children and adults.

Plourde attended the University of Maine where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Administra-tion and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work in 2012. She received her Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of Maine in 2013.

Plourde has owned and operated a state-licensed day care facility and has been a teacher and tutor at Highview Christian Academy. In her role as a treatment foster parent, Plourde has cared for numerous children over the course of seventeen years.

Plourde stated, “In my work here at Community Health and Counseling, it is my desire to provide a compassionate and caring environment for those who need help realizing the potential that lies within them to enjoy and succeed, not only in therapy, but in life. When a person fi nds themselves tossed about in stormy weather, I want to be there to help them navigate the troubled waters and provide the tools that will help them master the sails as they go through the storm.”

For more information regarding therapy services, contact the Dover-Foxcroft offi ce at 802-3102 or visit CHCS online at www.chcs-me-org to learn more about the CHCS Adult, Child and Family Services pro-gram.

Plourde joins CHCS Therapy team

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Will’s Shop ‘n Save in Dover-Foxcroft has been named among the fi nalists in The Institute and the Maine Fam-ily Business Awards.

The roots for Maine’s Institute for Family-Owned Business - and the annual Awards - is traced to 1995 and Shep Lee of Lee Auto Malls and his daughter Cathy. They proposed the University of Southern Maine establish a center to serve as an ongoing resource where busi-ness-owning families could achieve full potential.

Twenty years after its founding, the Institute is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profi t organization, committed to family-owned busi-nesses in Maine. It is reported that family-owned businesses repre-sent about 80% of all businesses in Maine.

Through consulting, seminars, workshops, and networking, the In-stitute assists family-owned fi rms in meeting the unique managerial challenges and opportunities that are companion to operating and sustaining a successful family enterprise. An executive director and a volunteer board of directors guide this non-profi t entity.

To cap the Institute’s annual work, the Awards, presented with the law fi rm Verrill Dana each year in May, is a gala that attracts fam-ily businesses large and small and an audience numbering nearly 300. This celebration pays more than just recognition; it serves as a vehicle for networking and opening up all shades of possibilities for families seeking to grow their business.

One comment, made recently, may best capture the essence of the Awards, and in many ways describe the Institute: “While applying for the Awards, we discovered a lot about ourselves ... and that alone made the effort worthwhile.”

Will’s Shop ‘n Save named family-owned business fi nalist

GREENVILLE – There will be a workshop on starting seeds at the Greenville High School cafeteria on May 8 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The workshop is presented by the University of Maine Cooperative Exten-sion in Piscataquis County. The price to attend is a $5 fee that goes to support the Greenvile Adult Education program.

For more information contact Ana Bonstedt at [email protected] or 564-3301.

Starting seeds at home workshop

Stewart graduates basic trainingDOVER-FOXCROFT - Air Na-

tional Guard Airman 1st Class Tyler J. Stewart recently gradu-ated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lack-land, San Antonio, Texas.

Stewart is the son of Chris-tina and Mike Stewart of Dover-Foxcroft, he is a 2013 graduate of Foxcroft Academy, Dover-Fox-croft.

SERVICE NOTESBowman receives promotionJanuary-February 2014CHARLESTON - Brig. Gen.

James D. Campbell, The Adju-tant General for Maine, has an-nounced the promotion of Robert Bowman of Charleston to Ser-geant.























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DOVER-FOXCROFT - The Center Theatre will welcome Dale Anthony Girard, SAG and AFTRA Actor, Stunt Coordinator, and Stunt Performer for a special “Fighting for Film” workshop on Saturday, May 10, at 9 a.m..

“I have known Dale for a number of years, and he is an incredibly gifted performer and teacher. He has done so much in fi lm, doing everything from acting and stunt coordination, to fi re gags and precision driv-ing. He possesses a wealth of knowledge about the fi lm industry, and we are fortunate that he was able to fi nd time in his busy schedule to offer a workshop here at the Center Theatre,” says Executive Director Angela Bonacasa. “We are also grateful to our co-sponsor, the Foxcroft Academy Film Department, for their support in making this event possible.”

Dale is a professional Stunt Coordinator, Fight Arranger and award winning Fight Director. He is a founding member of the North Carolina Stuntmen’s Association, a Third Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo/Hopkido and Haidong-Gumdo and one of only sixteen Fight Masters recognized by the Society of Ameri-can Fight Directors. Film credits include “Sleeping Around,” “Eyeborgs,” “The Key Man,” “The Trial,” “Fall Down Dead” and the critically acclaimed “Junebug.” As stunt coordinator, Mr. Girard has developed action sequences with artists including Hugo Weaving, Brian Cox, Jack Davenport, Matthew Modine, Adrian Paul, Terry O’Quinn and David Carradine. As a stunt performer, he has worked in both fi lm and television with recent television credits on “Revolution” and “Lizard Lick Towing.” Based in North Caro-lina, he serves as the primary stunt coordinator for the North Carolina Stuntmen’s Association, is the Director of Stage Combat Studies/Stunt Safety Coordinator for the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and as an Assistant Instructor for Tiger Kim’s Taekwondo Schools (WTF).

The workshop will cost $20, and run approximately 3 hours. It will include the basics of fi lm fi ghting, including instruction in throwing a punch, understanding camera angles, how to successfully sell a fi ght on camera, and a discussion of violence in the fi lm industry.

Participants can register for the class online anytime at www.centertheatre.org, by calling (207) 564-8943, or by stopping by the Center Theatre Box Offi ce Tuesdays-Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Class size is limited, so pre-registration is encouraged, although walk ins are welcome.

Additional information on this and upcoming events can be found on the new Center Theatre website at www.centertheatre.org, or by calling the box offi ce at 564-8943.

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DEXTER - A spokesperson for Dunham’s Furniture, “a name synonymous with quality furniture for the past 23 years,” announced this week that the store is going out of business at both locations, 1221 Broad-way in Bangor and 183 Spring Street in Dexter, ME.

“The looming economic downturn of the past decade as well as a desire to spend the winter months in a warmer climate motivated Jerry and Dodie Dunham and their family to make the fi nal decision to close their stores. A huge ‘$2,000,000 Going-Out-of-Business” sale is in progress to liquidate the entire inven-tory in both stores”, the spokesperson noted.

The history of Dunham’s Furniture began 23 years ago in 1991 when Dunham’s Discount Furniture opened in Bangor. Son Jim joined the growing enterprise, and three years later the business was moved to Dover-Foxcroft as Dunham’s Furniture, located closer to the Dunham’s family home. There, the furniture business continued until it was moved to Dexter in 1999 where it began to fl ourish. Jim’s wife, Tricia, had joined the family business by this time in the sales and management of the Dexter store. Then, 2006 brought the opportunity to reopen Dunham’s Furniture again in Bangor where son Brian and his wife, Kim, operate the business with the family values that have continued to this day.

“The economic slowdown came later to Maine than it did to the rest of the country,” explained Jim Dunham. “Now, our state is taking much longer to come out of it. We have fought very hard the past eight years to keep our business well and thriving. The time had to come when the effort just wasn’t bringing a return and that time is right now.” Gerry Dunham added, “We appreciate the very loyal customers we have had throughout our 23 years of doing business in Dexter and the greater Bangor area. We send out a great, big Thank You to all of them!” When asked about plans for the future, Dunham replied, “Winters in Florida were always a long-term plan of ours. Now we will be able to realize them!”

The Dunham’s Furniture website, www.dunhamsfurniture.com, states, “It was and always will be our mission to offer quality furniture at affordable pricing and to offer excellent customer service.” He contin-ued by noting that now the quality furniture Dunham’s offers will be priced with deep discounts during their $2,000,000 Going-Out-of-Business sale. Prices are drastically reduced on all upholstery, recliners, mattress sets, bedroom, dining room, occasional pieces, lamps, wall art and accessories. Nothing in the stores will be held back until all inventory is gone, he concluded.

Open to the public at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 15, 2014, store hours at both stores will be Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information on the $2,000,000 Going-Out-of-Business” sale at Dunham’s Furniture, stop by or call the store at 1221 Broad-way in Bangor, 207-947-0179 or 183 Spring Street in Dexter, ME, 207-924-3066.

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Val Walker, author of “The Art of Comforting: What to Say and Do for People in Distress” (Penguin, 2010), will be the guest speaker

at Pine Tree Hospice’s communi-ty forum on how to support and communicate with individuals who are going through serious illness, bereavement, or other

diffi cult life circumstances on May 15 at the Charlotte White Center in Dover-Foxcroft.

Val Walker provides training in the art of comforting at hos-pitals, universities, government agencies, and businesses. Her articles have appeared in AARP Bulletin, Good Housekeeping, and Whole Living magazines. She holds a Master of Science Degree in Rehabilitation Coun-seling from Virginia Common-wealth University, with spe-cialized study in grief, loss and disability.

This free event is open to all community members on May 15, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at the Char-lotte White Center located at 572 Bangor Rd, Dover-Foxcroft. Light refreshments will be pro-vided. Call 564-4346 to register or for more information.

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FORUMThe Eastern Gazette welcomes Letters to the Editor from readers in our coverage area ad-

dressing issues of local public interest. All letters must be signed with town of residence noted beneath the signature, and a daytime telephone number provided for verifi cation purposes. Un-signed letters, letters with fi ctitious names, letters without verifi cation information, or letters that are not addressed exclusively to The Eastern Gazette, may not be considered for publica-tion. Partisan political letters will not be published in the fi nal edition of The Eastern Gazette prior to any election. All letters will be considered based on space available, standards of taste, and libel. Editing for space and clarity will be at the discretion of the Editor. Letters may be emailed to [email protected], or mailed or hand-delivered to 97 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930. Letters must reach The Eastern Gazette by 5 p.m. Monday for consideration for Fri-day publication.

“...happy...”To the Editor:I was happy to see that the GOP Convention was about unity, which is truly needed in the State of

Maine.There is no unity in Senate District 4, thanks to Paul Davis. There is an unwritten rule in political par-

ties that you do not run against a sitting incumbent in a primary. Doug Thomas told Paul in September of 2013 that he was going to run again in 2014. Paul, not liking to be a small fi sh in a big pond, or trying to break John Martin’s record of years served in the legislature, is breaking that rule by running in the June primary.

Is Andy Torbett Paul’s campaign manager? Every week he writes letters to the editor against Sen. Doug Thomas. Andy, what do you think about Paul breaking the election law by putting his signs out early? The law states, no signs before six weeks prior to an election. The earliest date was April 29, 2014. I saw Paul’s signs in St. Albans, Hartland, and Palmyra on Thursday, April 24, and in Sangerville on Saturday April 26, 2014.

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“…supporting Senator Doug Thomas…”To the Editor:I spent a signifi cant amount of time working closely with Senator Doug Thomas during the fi rst half of

2013 to get access to affordable prescription drugs for the citizens of our state. Senator Thomas worked with me on a daily basis to make sure that the employees at Hardwood Products and Puritan Medical products could get access to prescription drugs from Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.

Senator Thomas worked for the employees of Hardwood and Puritan and the residents of Maine for many hours early in the morning and late into the night. He provided us with access to members of the leadership at the state house and worked to get bipartisan support on this key piece of legislation. I was in constant communication with both Senator Thomas and the state employee’s union who were working together to protect our residents for high prescription drug costs.

After working with Senator Thomas for an extensive period of time I know that he is the right person to represent Senate District 4. His tireless efforts to support both the people and businesses in our district have saved the employees at Hardwood and Puritan over $100,000 since this law was passed and will continue to save them money in the future. This money can now be used in our community and continue to foster economic growth.

Please join me in supporting Senator Doug Thomas in the District 4 Senate primary.Scott WellmanGuilford

MAINE - People of all ages—seniors, families with kids, teens--are invited to come share their ideas by attending one of four “Feel Good Piscataquis!” Community Conversations being held this month in Milo, Greenville, and Guilford.

“Feel Good Piscataquis!” is being put on by the Piscataquis Regional YMCA and the Charlotte White Center. Last fall, both organizations received grants from the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) to help people in Piscataquis live healthier lives. Charlotte White received a “Thriving in Place Across the Continuum of Care” grant and the Y received a “Healthy Community” grant. The goal of both grants is to help the community identify its top health concerns and then come up with collaborative community projects to help solve those concerns.

Each Community Conversation runs from 6 to 8 p.m. and includes a short supper followed by fun activi-ties and brainstorming to get the ideas about living healthy lives fl owing. They are planned for Tuesday, May 20 at the Piscataquis High School in Guilford, Wednesday, May 21 at the Milo Town Hall and Tues-day, June 2 at the Greenville Consolidated School.

All the “Feel Good Piscataquis” Community Conversations are free. Pre-registration is appreciated to help with space and food planning. To pre-register, send e-mail to Erin Callaway, Healthy Community project coordinator, at [email protected] or call her at 343-0171. Specify which of the three events you plan to attend. You can also join an event by going to the “Feel Good Piscataquis” Facebook page.

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PITTSFIELD - Sebasticook Valley Health (SVH) recently received a Special Sentiment from the State of Maine that was presented recently by Rep. Stanley Short (District 29) to SVH President and CEO/EMHS Senior Vice President Terri Vieira, who accepted the certifi cate with board chairman Michael Gallagher, chief medi-cal offi cer Robert Schlager, MD, and director of quality Sandi Delano, RN.

“Thank you for recognizing SVH’s efforts to reach national quality standards,” said Ms. Vieira. “Achieving quality ex-cellence is an effort that every employee makes happen every day.”

Rep Short commented on SVH’s “high quality delivery of care based on results from the Leapfrog hospital survey,” and complimented SVH for being the fi rst hospital in Maine to be recognized four years in a row for quality excellence. After his presentation, Rep. Short toured the new inpatient wing with Ms. Vieira, Mr. Gallagher, Dr. Schlager, and Ms. Delano.

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DOVER-FOXCROFT – Maine First Lady Ann LePage recently joined the Maine Health Care Association (MHCA) in the Hall of Flags at the State House to honor the accomplishments of 33 people living in the state’s long term care facilities, including Dwight Woodworth of Hibbard Skilled Nursing and Rehabilita-tion Center, Dover-Foxcroft.

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Rt. 7, NorthDexter 270-6112

We will be closed on Saturday, May 17th to attend a

family memorial service.

Memorial Service forTeresa McLeod Ekholm

at the Methodist Church in Brownville Junction

Sunday, May 18 2 PM

ObituariesVIOLA B. WATSON

CORINNA - Viola Bernice (Maudy) Watson was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta to Michael and Pearl (Binney) Maudy on September 4, 1925. She passed away at her home on April 28, 2014. Viola joined the Canadian Women’s Army Corps and began training in x-ray technology in Ontario where she met and eventually married Neal Watson of Toronto, Ontario while he was still in veterinary college. Vi and Neal moved to Dexter in 1953 where Vi raised 5 children: Susan, John, Laura, David and Millar, as-sisted in Neal’s veterinary practice, helped run the family farm and was active in the Episcopal church and the arts community. She was an accomplished painter, weaver, seamstress, bee keeper and gardener. She was very active in the Sebasticook Garden Club, Dexter Bridge Club, Dexter Jay Cee-ettes, the Make It Yourself with Wool competitions, Maine Spinners and Weavers Guild, the Co-operative Extension Service including starting 4-H Clubs when her children were young, and the Dexter Farmer’s Market, which is still running. Viola will be sadly missed by her husband of 67 years; her 5 children; 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren for whom she provided an enriched and creative environment, warm smile and wry wit. She was predeceased by a son, Norman Herbert Watson, her parents Mitchell and Pearl Maudy and her brother Leonard Maudy of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. A Memorial Service was held Satur-day, May 3, at the Penobscot Lodge, Masons, #39, located at 200 Dover Road (Route 7) in Dexter. Memorial donations may be made to the Pine Tree Society, P. O. Box 518, Bath, ME 04530. Those who wish may leave written condolences at www.CrosbyNeal.com

NANCY JEAN (DeLUCA) GERMANODEXTER - Nancy Jean (DeLuca) Germano, age 43, of Denny Dr.

died at home with family on Saturday, March 29, 2014. Nancy loved spending time with her family, cooking and gardening. She leaves her husband of 25 years Christopher P. Germano, two sons Christopher M. and Joseph P. and one daughter Kaitlin M. Her mother, Jean DeLuca, mother-in-law Joan Germano, a twin sister Michele, and brother Mi-chael, Jr. She is also survived by sisters-in-law Nancy Chisholm, Tina Barrett, Tracy Schlagel, and Shelley Germano, brothers-in-law Peter and Rick Germano, all of MA. Nancy was predeceased by her father Mi-chael DeLuca, Sr., father-in-law Peter Germano, brother-in-law Warren Germano, both maternal grandparents Harry and Jean Barwise, pa-ternal grandparents Peter and Theresa DeLuca. Nancy is survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and many friends. Nancy was born in Camden, NJ on February 17, 1971. She lived several years in MA before moving to Dexter, ME 14 years ago. A memorial service offi ciated by Assistant Pastor Andrew Bermudez of the First Baptist Church of Dexter was held on Saturday, April 5, 2014.

VIOLA B. WATSON

PROJECT LINUS BLANKET DAY 2014 for Piscataquis and Penobscot Counties was held on April 26 at the Penquis Higher Education Center. A luncheon was provided by the Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church and Bangor Savings Bank sponsored the Blanket Day. There were 63 Blanketeers fi nishing over 200 blankets. The blankets will be given to children who are going through a diffi cult time, such as a loss of a close relative; deployment of a parent; or serious illness. Blankets are also distributed to local hospitals to share with children visiting the Emergency Department or facing surgery. Blankets must be homemade and of yarn, fl eece or cotton and must be washable. For more information contact Piscataquis County Coordinator Judy Raymond at 564-2246 or Penobscot County Coordinators Merlene Sanborn at 561-9225 or Jean Hill at 269-3677. Pictured are Linda Howard and her granddaughter, Aila.

MAINE - The 42nd Annual Kiwanis Piscataquis River Race took place on April 26. A total of 128 Rac-ers participated in 67 boats. The Bob Darling Memorial Trophy was awarded to the fastest kayak and the fastest canoe in memory of a Past Kiwanis President and past Chairman of the Kiwanis Piscataquis River Race.

The fastest kayak was Ben Randall with a time of 47:52 and the fastest canoe was in the Open Speed Challenge, a 10 person Deighan/Dorr War Canoe that was paddled by Bill Deighan, Greg Dorr, Bar-ry Dana, Eve Dana, Dan Littlefi eld, John Goulet, John Alsop, Mark Ranco, Chris Francis and Patrick Deighan. They paddled from start to fi nish, 9.5 miles with a time of 43:21.

Visit their Website - www.doverfoxcroftkiwanis.org for more race results and pictures.

The Coordinators would like to thank the following for their help and participation:Health Safety & Rescue Team:EMA Director - Tom Capraro with his Emergency Management Team Piscataquis Amateur Radio Club – George Dean, Ben Kittredge, Terry Knowles & Dave Ramsey with

their radio communication team.Dover-Foxcroft Fire Department – Chief Joe Guyotte with his river sweep boat and rescue team.Mayo Regional Hospital Ambulances – Eric Young and his team. Sponsors, Supporters and Friends:2014 Race Grand Patron Sponsors - A. E. Robinson and Hardwood Products2014 Corporate Sponsors: Cornerstone Communications, Eastern Gazette, Foxcroft Academy, Foxcroft

Veterinary Services, PA, Mayo Regional Hospital, Pleasant River Lumber Company, Will’s Shop ‘N Save, Bangor Savings Bank, Bob’s Sugarhouse, Essex Street Dental Associates, Foss Enterprises Portable Toi-lets, Geo. E. Howard & Co., Inc., Haley Construction Inc., Hibbard Skilled Nursing Center, Maine High-lands Federal Credit Union, McDonald’s Restaurant, Numberall Stamp and Tool Co. Inc., Piscataquis Monumental Company, Steinke and Caruso Dental Care, Subway, True Textiles, Inc.

2014 Supporters: Davis Brothers, Dr. Kevin Chasse, Edwards, Faust, and Smith, CPAs, Ellen Anderson, DPM, Family Eyecare Associates, Merl “Sam” Dunham, Water Wells, Rowell’s Garage, Sebasticook Family Doctors, The Engdahl Family

2014 Friends: Camden National Bank, Foxbrook Variety, Lovell’s Guilford Hardware, The Garland Store

The Town of Dover-FoxcroftThe Town of GuilfordThe Foxcroft Academy Headmaster – Arnold Shorey and FA Maintenance DirectorTom Nason.

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After 23yrs...We’re calling it quits & SELLING OUT to the bare walls! Millions of dollars in fine FURNITURE for every room- Mattresses for every size bed MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS of COST or LOSS!

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GUILFORD - Valley Grange, long known for collaborating with oth-er organizations, recently experienced some fi rst-hand benefi ts from teaming up with the Mountain View Youth Development Program in Charleston. A crew of youth and supervisors joined members to give the Valley Grange dining hall several coats of fresh paint from top to bottom.

The Youth Development outreach program is called “Helping Hands,” with a goal of developing pro-social skills and competencies by allowing detained and “shock sentenced” youth to earn the privi-lege of completing community service projects and develop work skills in the process.

“Truthfully, we never expected such energy and commitment—and a great job!” admitted Jim Annis, master of the Valley Grange in Guil-ford. “The kids brought an abundance of energy and some large ap-petites, but one thing the Grange is famous for is providing food.”

Lunch was part of the program as the crew came for two full days—the second day at their request so they not only could fi nish the job as planned, but also paint the entire 1200 square foot fl oor. The kids’ energy inspired members to join in and work alongside the kids.

Grange Program Director Walter Boomsma coordinated the project and says he was not only happy to see the hall looking so much better, he enjoyed watching Grangers “join hands with Helping Hands.” He says he’s particularly impressed with how the program works.

“Instead of requiring community service as an almost punishment, the Helping Hands Program seems to have made it a reward and that’s apparent from how hard the kids work and their attitudes while working,” he said. “I think they thanked us as much as we thanked them.”

Inspired by the help they were getting, Grange members and friends expanded the scope of the project to include a number of additional upgrades that included painting the huge wood-fi red kitchen range, adding some hand-made tie-backs to the curtains, and a thorough spring cleaning. Community Service chairperson Mary Annis notes that the timing is perfect. “We have our big community night coming up on May 16th when we present our Community Citizen of the Year Award. This year we’re going to really look our best!”

Boomsma said that he hopes the kids feel like they are part of the Grange and community as a result of their involvement. “We tried to explain that their work helps us and the community in so many ways. We could never maintain this building and do the work we do without people like these kids and their supervisors who give so much of themselves.”

For additional information about Valley Grange visit http://valley-grange.com. Information about the Mountain View Helping Hands project is available by calling the Mountain View Youth Development Center at 285-0880.

Helping Hands paint Valley Grange dining hall

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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Dover Cove Farmers’ Market begins its third season Saturday, May 17. The market will operate Saturdays 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. and Tuesdays 2 – 6 p.m. through October on the corner of South St. (Rte 7) and Pine St. in Dover-Foxcroft, and hopes to fi nd an indoor location to extend the Market season to the end of December. Dover Cove Farmers’ Market welcomes credit/debit and EBT cards.

Maine is second only to Vermont in terms of our citizens’ access to locally-produced food. Represented at Dover Cove Farmers’ Market are Leaves and Blooms Greenhouse (Gale and Peter Robinson and family of Dover-Foxcroft), Pike Farm (Doug and Carolyn Pike of Exeter), Rollins Orchard (Ernest and Andrea Rol-lins and family of Garland), and Cupcakes, Etc. (Jim Castonguay of Guilford). Spruce Mill Farm (Dustin and Natasha Colbry of Dover-Foxcroft), Farmer Sean’s (Sean Anderson and Kat Batey of Charleston), and Fussing Duck Farm (J.J. Starwalker of Corinth) are new to our Market-come down and check them out!

Activities and special guests will be on hand at Saturday markets regularly throughout the season. Individuals or groups interested in entertaining and/or educating market-goers should contact Janet Sawyer at PCEDC (564-3638).

Those in a hurry on Saturday mornings may order online through Dover Cove Marketplace (http://harvesttomarket.com/farmers-market/Dover-Cove-Market-Place). Orders placed by 7 a.m. Fridays can be picked up at the outdoor market Saturdays 10 a.m. - noon. The online market offers locally-produced vegetables, cider, apples, maple syrup and baked goods year-round. Payment for online orders may be made at pick-up using cash, check, credit/debit, or EBT.

Dover Cove Farmers’ Market opening day May 17

COMPASSCOMPASS 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 [email protected]; or mail to The Eastern Gazette, 97 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930; or drop them off at our Dexter offi ce. Items must include information about a specifi c 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.

FRIDAY, MAY 9PUBLIC SUPPER - Garland Grange Hall, Oliver Hill Rd. 5 - 7 PM. Baked beans, macaroni and cheese, ham etc. $7/adults, $3/age 5 - 12, Free/under 5.RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE - Mayo Regional Hospital, Dover-Foxcroft. 12 - 5 PM.MAINE HIGHLANDS CLASSICAL TRIO - Congregational Church, Dover-Foxcroft. 7 PM.PUBLIC SUPPER & CONTRA DANCE - Oliver Hill Road. 5 - 7 PM. Beans, mac and cheese and ham. $7/adultsm $3/age 5-12, Free/under 5. Contra Dance to follow. 7 - 10 PM. 924-3925.WEEKLY FUN NIGHT for middle school students. Corinna United Methodist Church. 6 - 7:30 PM. [email protected]

SATURDAY, MAY 10“A TASTE OF CHOCOLATE” - Brownville Community Church. 1 - 3 PM. Ten tastes for $5, 5 tastes for $3. Raffl e.BENEFIT SUPPER - Wellington Fire station. 5 - 6:30 PM. Baked beans, casseroles, cole slaw, rolls, etc. By donations. Darlene 683-2994.GUILFORD COMMUNITY CLEAN UP - 8 AM - Noon. Free supplies & cookout. Julie 343-1010 or Town Offi ce 876-2202.BAKED BEAN SUPPER - Corinth United Methodist Church. 4:30 - 6:30 PM. $7/Adults, $6/Seniors, $3/Under 12. Beans, Bread, coleslaw, etc.FREE DINNER & MOVIE NIGHT - Guilford United Methodist Church. 6 PM.PAT LIBBY & SHILO CREEK - Harmony Community Center. 7 - 10 PM. $5.CHICKEN BREAST SUPPER - Wayside Grange, Dexter. 6:30 PM. Buffet. Takeout available. JT Curran. $7. Barb Bekier 924-5711.

SUNDAY, MAY 11CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM, Fellowship 9:30 AM, Service 10 AM. “Set Apart Christ” Pastor Robert Herring.UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF SANGERVILLE & DOVER-FOXCROFT - Corner Church & Main St., Sangerville. Mothers Day service. Guest Musician Jason Curran. 9:30 AM.CRIBBAGE - Harmony Community Center. 12:30 PM.

TUESDAY, MAY 13MILO GARDEN CLUB - Town Hall. Speaker from Ronald McDonald House. 1 PM.

THURSDAY, MAY 15TCTC SKILLSUSA FUNDRAISER - Anglers Restaurant, 542 Elm St., Newport. 4 - 8 PM.

FRIDAY, MAY 16COMMUNITY NIGHT - Valley Grange, Guilford. 6 PM. Potluck supper.YESTERYEAR MUSIC MAKERS - Dover-Foxcroft United Methodist Church, 156 E Main St. Broadway show songs. 7 PM. By donation. 564-8013 or [email protected]

SATURDAY, MAY 17HOOKED ON FISHING - Kiwanis Park, Dover-Foxcroft. 9 AM - 1 PM. Jim Ellis 343-0503.AMERICAN LEGION MEETING & ELECTION - Greenville. Post Home. 6:30 PM supper.BEAN SUPPER - Reading Room, Sebec Village. 4:30 - 6 PM. $7/adults, $3/under 12. Barbara 564-3232.

SUNDAY, MAY 181ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Dexter. 10 AM. Next to Bud’s. Speaker Danielle Stanley

TUESDAY, MAY 20RIPLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING - Courser Memorial School. 6:30 PM.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21CANCER PRAYER & SUPPORT GROUP - every 3rd Wednesday. Greenville Methodist Church. 4 PM. 717-8714.

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TOWN OF HARMONYThe Town of Harmony is accepting bid proposals for the

mowing, trimming and general lawn maintenance of the town cemeteries. Must have your own equipment, proposal based on an hourly rate is preferred.

The Town of Harmony is accepting bid proposals for the opening and closing of graves. Proposal based on hourly rate is preferred. Must be insured or execute a hold harmless agreement.

For more specifics call Bill Mulholland 683-5060Mail proposals to:

Town of Harmony, P.O. Box 14, Harmony, Me. 04942Attn: Cemetery.

TOWN OF MILOPROPERTY FOR SALE

OPEN HOUSE- 192 ELM STMay 10, 2014, 10:00 AM to Noon

Residential dwelling, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, and lot for sale to highest bidder. Structures are in “rough” condition. Property is offered “As Is”. All utilities are disconnected, or shut off. Minimum bid price set at$ 15,000.00. Bring your own lights, tools, test equipment and/or ladders. Property packet, including Building Inspection Report, available at Milo Town Hall on Monday, May 3, 2014. No special showings will be offered. No calls please. Show up for the open house, if you are interested.

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TOWN OF MILONOTICE OF SALE BY BID

The Town of Milo has the following property for sale:Map #2, Lot #43-2-12: .68 Acres on Second Street with no minimum bid.Map #21, Lot #13: 4.3 Acres on Ferry Road with no minimum bid.Map #2, Lot #5-1: .52 Acres on Lyford Road with no minimum bid.Map #2, Lot #7: .43 Acres on Lyford Road with no minimum bid.Map #2, Lot #5: 1.48 Acres on Lyford Road with no minimum bid.Map #6, Lot #3-1-1: 4.65 Acres on Sunrise Ridge with no minimum bid.Map #2, Lot #47: 1.03 Acres with a house 192 Elm Street with a minimum bid of $15,000.All properties may be subjected to other liens (including federal and state liens) that would be the responsibility

of the new owner.Additional information is available at the Milo Town

Office or by calling 943-2202 during business hours. All bids MUST be received by 1:00 PM on May 16, 2014.

TOWN OF DEXTERPLANNING BOARD

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICEThe Dexter Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing on an application for subdivision approval as requested by:

JEFFREY & SUSAN BELANGER

Date of Public Hearing: May 22, 2014Time: 6:30PMPlace: COUNCIL CHAMBERS

Subdivide lot 6 in Lakeside Subdivision into 2 lots that would be located approximately as follows: ZIONS HILL – MAP 39 LOT 36

SHERMAN LEIGHTON(CHAIRMAN)

DEXTER PLANNING BOARD

TOWN OF DEXTER NOTICEAll activities involving

EARTHMOVING or DISTURBING OF SOILS in the SHORELAND ZONE are allowed between

May 15, 2014 and October 1, 2014A permit is required from the Code Enforcement Officer

if more than 10 cubic yards of filling or earth moving is required

DEXTER PLANNING BOARD

“Shirley Bulky Waste Day”For Shirley property owners only!

Saturday May 24th, from 8 am to 5 pm.Drop off container will be in front of

Town Hall on this day only!Separate ALL Metal!!

NO TV’s, Refrigerators or anything with Mercury (ie: fluorescent light bulbs)

Anything else goes!!!!

RSU 68 Budget Validation Referendum Election Tuesday, June 10, 2014

The RSU 68 Budget Validation Referendum Election will be held on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 in the Towns of Charleston, Dover-Foxcroft, Monson and Sebec. Voting will be done by secret ballot and the following questions will be on the ballot:

Article 1: Shall the Regional School Unit No. 68 Budget for the 2014-2015 school year that was adopted at the district budget meeting on May 27, 2014 be approved?

Absentee ballots are available for those who might not be available to vote at the secret ballot election. Please see below for town office hours, polling locations and where to call for more information regarding absentee ballots and voter registration applications:

Town of Charleston – 285-3637 · Town Office Hours: T-F – 9:00a to 1:30p; W – 4:00p to 7:00p · Polling Location: Charleston Community Center · Polling Hours: 8:00a to 8:00p

Town of Dover-Foxcroft – 564-3318 · Town Office Hours: M, TH, F – 7:30a to 4:00p; W – 7:30a to 6:00p · Polling Location: Morton Avenue Elementary School Gymnasium · Polling Hours: 8:00a to 8:00p

Town of Monson – 997-3641 · Town Office Hours: M-T – 8:00a to 4:00p; TH – 8:00a to 6:00p; F – 7:30a to 3:30p · Polling Location: Monson Town Hall Meeting Room · Polling Hours: 8:00a to 8:00p

Town of Sebec – 564-8367 · Town Office Hours: M, TH – 4:30p to 7:30p; T, F, SA – 9:00a to 12:00p · Polling Location: Harland Ladd Municipal Building · Polling Hours: 8:00a to 8:00p

A prospective voter may register on Election Day, June 11, 2013, at the polls. Please bring two (2) proofs of identity and residency with you. One proof should be a picture ID.

Per Title 21-A, Sec 122-6, all prospective voters must apply in person during the 21 days before an election. Therefore, after May 20, 2014, no registrations to vote at the June 10, 2014 election will be processed through the mail or through a third party.

HELP WANTEDGuilford Motor Company

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Pay will be based on experience, automotive ed-ucation, ability and attendance. Paid Holidays, benefits negotiable. Apply in person only.

Resume and references helpful but not required.

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Please stop in to fill out an application located at Rt. 100 Pittsfield

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RENTALSDEXTER - One bedroom, one bath apartment at 54 Main Street, available June 1. Includes water/sewer, coin operated laun-dry on-site, $500/month. $500 security. References required. No pets. Call 924-5423.

HARTLAND - Newly remodeled, 2nd fl oor, 1-bdrm apt. No pets. No smoking. 938-2897.

FOR NEW IN-TOWN DEX-TER APT TENANTS - 50% off 1st month, 10% off for next 5 months. One and Two Bed-rooms. All utilities included. NO PETS. Call now for more information. 924-6867.

DEXTER OFFICE SPACE - Heat, water, sewer, garbage & snow re-moval included. $375/mth. 876-3713.

RENTALSRIPLEY - On Ripley Pond. Won-derful lake frontage. Cute, small, 2-3 bdrm, 5 room, remodeled, year-round cottage. New propane heat. Great location. $795/mth. No smoking.Pets negotiable. Also for sale (with easy seller fi nanc-ing) or trade. 1-781-259-9124.

DEXTER - Single apts. No pets, no smokers. Security deposit.Bryant Apartments. 924-3371. Please speak slowly & leave clear message.

ST. ALBANS - 3-bdrm house for rent. Oil and wood heat. 50 Pa-poose Ln. on the lake. $600/mth. Deposit & references. Call 924-5052.

DEXTER - 2-bdrm apt, stove, fridge, heat included. No pets. Security required. Call 876-3713.

RENTALSDEXTER-Mobile home for rent: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, NO PETS. $475 per month. SPECIAL, FIRST MONTH’S RENT FREE. Security deposit & references re-quired. Call for details (207) 564-0150.

REAL ESTATEBURNHAM - Small 2 bedroom trailer, 1 1/2 acres all fi elds, well, septic, electric, RV dump sta-tion. Asking $38,900. Also, many cheap lots of land in many towns, surveyed, on town roads, utilities. Seller will fi nance or rent to own. Call 1-781-259-9124.

DEXTER - 2-3 bedroom mobile homes. Willing to fi nance. Mo-bile home must stay in park. Also have mobile home lots for rent.Call anytime. 946-2085. Please leave a message.

SPA & HOT TUBHOT 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.

SERVICESWINDOW CLEANING. We clean windows for your home or store front. Contact Joe Perkins (207)-279-1478.

LAWNS MOWED for less than last year. Also bushog and sickle bar mowing. Dover, Guilford, Dexter area. Fully insured. 564-2434 or 290-0806.























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SERVICE DIRECTORY

285-3572 Cell: 570-2482

Sullivan Masonry

Charleston

~ Over 40 years experience ~

Brick - Block - Stonework Chimneys - Chimney Lining

Residential

Huff Mountain Carpentry COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

Exterior/Interior Carpentry & Painting New • Remodel • Kitchens • Bathrooms

Cabinet Installations • Decks • Doors • WindowsInsured - Bill Crouse - 207-205-3403

FIFTH GENERATION LOGGING

Private Wood Lots WantedSelective Cutting Specialist,

25 years experienceMany Referrals Top Prices Paid

Sebec, ME 564-3384 Home

343-1377 Cell Jacob Burdin Owner - Operator

DOOREEnergy Inc.

343-1781

Oil

FURNACE REPAIRSand CLEANING

Free estimates - Fully Insured

FOUNDATIONS, FLOORS & SLABS

LANCASTERFOUNDATIONS

924-5423

C.L.

270-0524 277-3196

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL

FIREWOODUnseasoned $219/cordKiln Dried $269/cord

Cut, split & 2 cord loadsdelivered free in local area.

Good Wood. certified measure.

Doug Thomas 277-3017

[email protected]

Custom Work: Small Furniture, Boxes,

Benches, Bookcases & More

19 School Street, Dexter, Maine 04930

Cell: 207-416-3757

[email protected]

Robert Goodwin 564-7400

Specializing in Hazardous and Hard to

Access Trees

State of Maine Licensed Arborist Locally Owned Fully Insured

inc.

[email protected]

TREE REMOVAL & PRUNING

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL LAWNMOWING

WYMAN CONSTRUCTIONGrading • Excavation

Septic Systems • Gravel Land Clearing

Dexter - 924-5902

564-7292Brian

Interior & Exterior • Licensed & Insured

24 Park Street, Milo

(207) 943-5200 or call 943-3440www.schoodicenterprises.com – [email protected]

SCHOODIC ENTERPRISES

Pleasure Island Aluminum Boat Docks,

Boat Lifts, Marine Supplies

& Rhino Shelters

Residential • CommercialIndustrial • Wiring

Garland, Maine

924-3405

S-H ELECTRIC

DCS Construction GENERAL CONTRACTING

• Metal Roofing • Home Remodeling • Windows & Doors

938-2821 home or 416-4117 cell

SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS:1x1 3 Months

$1201-800-287-2295

Van Johnson, ElectricianCommercial & Residential

P.O. Box 201 Dexter, ME 04930

924-7994

Mity Mick’s HaulinSpecializing in Farm & Forestry Equipment

Levant, ME InsuredHome (207) 884-6329 Cell (207)399-9570

SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS:2x1 – 3 Months $240

1-800-287-2295

Immediate 2 Bedroom BASIC RENT Vacancy.Vouchers Welcomed!! Rent starts at $586.00.

2 Bedroom Vacancy. Rent based on 30% adjusted gross income.

Income limits apply; Coin-op laundry available on-site. Heating with new energy efficient Heat Pumps!

For applications, visit www.mainedevelopment.com,or contact us at:

Maine Development Associates1-800-639-1747

TTY 711/ 800-437-1220We are an Equal Opportunity organization

HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS

Equal Housing Opportunity ELDERLY AND FAMILY

RENTAL APARTMENTS

SUBSIDIZED RENTALASSISTANCE

To Apply: Call 534-7379TOLL FREE 1-888-244-7072

Dial 711 for TTD/TTY

Theriault Property ManagementPO Box 215, Rockwood ME 04478

We are an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer

1&2 bedroom apts.Eastville Village

NewportAsk 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

An equal opportunity provider and employerDial 711 for TTYS/TTDS

Apartments

Equal HousingOpportunity

SERVICESSKOLFIELD LAWNMOWER REPAIR - Corinth. 285-3107 or 907-6936. Pick up and delivery available.

YARD SALEDOVER-FOXCROFT - 3-family yard sale at Foxcroft Estate Trail-er Park right after the golf course. May 16-17-18. 9-4. 570-4602.

FOR SALEBe Energy Independent with an OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE from Central Boiler. Heat all your buildings. 25 year warranty available. Central Maine Clas-sics 207-672-4455.

COW COMPOST & LOAM $10 per yard/tractor bucket. U-pick up. We load trucks and trailers, big or small. Call 564-9035.

FOR SALE96 ROCKWOOD POPUP Camper with awning, refrigerator, fur-nace. Good condition in and out. Stove. Call (207)270-0070. Pal-myra. $1,250 fi rm.

ESTATE SALEESTATE SALE, DEXTER - fur-niture, vintage tools, dishes, bedding and more at 127 Grove St. Dexter Sat. May 10, starting at 9:00 am.

SANGERVILLE - Indoor Estate Sale. Saturday only, May 17. 8-2. Very decent to almost new. Oaks Manor Community Room, Doughty Hill Rd. 1/10 mile east of Rt. 23.























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FIREWOODGreen Hardwood $210 CORD

Seasoned Hardwood CUT • SPLIT • DELIVERED

16” Hardwood Slabs - 2 Cord LoadsUnseasoned

SHORT ENDS AVAILABLEDon Reynolds 938-3649

LI HEAP CUSTOMERS WELCOME

PAGE’S BUILDINGDavid 924-5142

Garages, Siding, Roofing General Carpentry Camps - Insured

JD Raymond Timberlands

- Land Clearing - Timber Harvest - Grinding

- Competitive Stumpage - Lump sum payments - Advance payments

Certified Logging Professionals Licensed Professional Forester

(207) 564-2186 or (207) 557-9737

www.jdraymond.com

Gustin’s ServicesLawn Care, Lawn Cleanups

Fully Insured • Free Estimates924-6863

SnowplowingResidential & Commercial

Celebrating 10 yearsA special thank you to all of our customers!

Please call again soon.

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.

Call Scott Desmarais@ 717-TREE (8733)

Proud Veteran

ARROW TREE SERVICE

CEDAR IS OUR SPECIALTYChoose from: 5/4 Decking, V-Match Siding,

Clapboards, Log Siding. Also available in Pine. Hemlock Dimensional Lumber.

Stop by the Mill or Give Us a Call278-3539

16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com

Bagged Cedar

Shavings

BILL HASKELL & SONS, INC.Water Wells

Complete Pump InstallationWater Softeners

Free Estimates

Call DOUG876-4580

SANGERVILLE

CORINNA AUTO BODYRt. 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

Foster Painting Co.

LEAD CERTIFIED INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

FULLY INSURED

(207) 368-5078

25 years of Quality and Reliability

UPHOLSTERY• Furniture • Marine

It’s cheaper to redo than buy new!

[email protected]

http://ronmartin.servehttp.com

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LICENSED AND INSURED

Greg Macomber Casey Macomber

Dexter, Maine • (207) 907-6849Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected] Website: www.macomberelectrical.com

ACCEPTED!

SANTOS BUILDERSHome Building & Remodeling

• Decks• Additions• Siding• Roofing, etc.

Call us for all your construction needs!

Call 876-3713

Frank SantosOver 35 yrs experience

FULLY INSURED

Mowing, Plowing, Sanding, Home Cleaning & Odd Jobs

207-689-4280

Clothing Alterations and RepairsWedding Gown AlterationssHours: T-F 9-5, Sat: 9-2

A.E.Robinson Oil Company, Inc.

“Count On Us To Keep You Warm”

Phone: 564-8131

U

Heating Oil, Propane, Plumbing Services, Air Conditioning

and more!

The

Kennedy Plumbing277-3733

KIMBALL INSURANCE, L.L.C.AUTO • HOME • COMMERCIAL• LIFE & HEALTH • FINANCIAL SERVICES •

35 Hudson Ave., Guilford ME 04443 (207) 876-9777 (877) 844-3388

* Registered Representative offering securities though United Planners’ Financial Services of America, a Limited Partnership. Member FINRA, SIPC.

SCOOTERSUsed Cars and Service Center

180 Summer St. 564-2780 Dover-Foxcroft

97 HONDA ACCORD Good Condition$2,595

03 CHEVY SILVERADO Plow Ready, 4x4$7,495

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07 CHEVY AVEO 88k, 5 Spd, 35 MPG,

Ready to Go$3,995

00 HONDA CRV 4x4, A/C, Stereo, PW, 128k

$4,5954

IT’S TIME TO CALL AND SCHEDULE YOUR SPRING TUNE-UP

PROUTY AUTO BODY

26 Summer St., Dover-Foxcroft

1-800-464-8353*Servicing our customers for over 30 years

* ALL Collision Repairs Guaranteed *We work with ALL Insurance Companies

*We work on ALL MAKES & ALL MODELS*Enterprise rental cars

Will your car ever be the same? If it’s repaired at Prouty Auto Body it will.We have the Knowledge & Equipment to GUARANTEE IT.

604 Dexter Rd., CorinnaCompetitive prices paid for cars, trucks and scrap metal.

Many used parts.Call Dale @ 717-9119 for your free quote.

Monday - Sunday 7 am - 9 pmFREE PICK-UP

Call Mert anytime at 924-7933

or 717-3939

Buying Salvage Vehicles PAYING TOP DOLLAR

Featured Property Dexter, $99,500

Attractive traditional church building with full kitchen and meeting space in addition to the church space on the first floor. Nice antique features. May be used for other purpose and has great visibility along Route 7. Taxes are TBD, as currently nonprofit church use. Consider the possibilities!Land Listings: Selection of 1 - 35 acre lots in Garland, Sebec, Dover, Milo, & Brownville avail-able with owner-financing option. Call for details.

Let us find your ideal property. Maine Properties Realty

86A Church Street, Dexter, Maine 04930(207) 924-6600

www.maineprop.com Opening available for skilled agent.

AcceptingApplications

Park Street VillageMilo

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 04345-0010www.cbmattson.com

1-800-244-2297Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDSEqual HousingOpportunity

An equal opportunity provider and employer

NOTICEROMANS 3:23 - All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. New Beginnings Bible Church, Silvers Mills, Sunday School 9:30 AM, Church 10:30 AM.

Let EVERYONE KnowUse The Eastern Gazette

Spray On BedlinersFree Estimates

Rentals Available All Insurance Companies Honored

I-CAR CERTIFIED

LANE’S COLLISION CENTER186 Exeter Rd., Rt. 43 Corinna 278-2435 • Cell: 949-6069

Kevin Lane, Owner • Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-12

Complete Auto Body & Collision RepairNew State-of-the-Art Facility - Over 17 Years Experience

Now offering: Light Auto Repair • Tires • Oil Changes & More

www.lanescollisioncenter.com























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*Prices subject to change without notice. Price includes all applicable incentivies. For trade assistance must trade 95 or new car, truck or SUV. Must qualify for incentivies. Tax and Title extra. See Dealer for complete details.

368-4300 • 1-800-613-3673

Just off Exit 157 on I-95 We Care About You Before and After the Sale

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FIRST YEAR MAINTENANCE INCLUDED WITH ANY NEW OR USED PURCHASE

2014 Chrysler 200 Touring

N5477, V-6, Power Seats, Power Windows, Power

Locks, CD, Tilt, Cruise, A/C, Alloy Wheels

VARNEY

PRICE $18,995

2014 Mustang Convertible Premium Pkg.

Varney Price $29,795

4217, Auto, Air, CD, Power Windows, Power Locks, Leather, Pony Pkg, Side Scoops, Rem. Start, MSRP $34,880

Save $5,085

VARNEY

PRICE $22,995

2009 Ford F-150 XLT S/Crew11097A, 4x4, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, A/C,

Tow Pkg, Clean, Fresh

Trade

VARNEY

PRICE $30,995

2013 Ford Expedition XLTN5383,

4x4, PW, PL, Alloys, AM/FM,

Tilt, Cruise, +More!!!

VARNEY

PRICE $18,595

2012 Ford Fusion SELN5422,

PW, PL, Tilt, CC, Sync, Leather Heated Seats,

Moonroof

VARNEY

PRICE $29,495

2013 Dodge Ram Quad CabN5475, SLT, Hemi, PW, PL, P. Seat, Cruise, Tilt, Bedliner,

Low Miles

2013 Ford E250 Cargo Van

7131, 5.4 V-8, Tow Package, Power Group, MSRP $31,355

Save $5,860Varney Price $25,495

VARNEY

PRICE $23,995

2014 Ford MustangN5461,

Convertible, Leather

Seats, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt, More!!!

VARNEY

PRICE $17,995

2013 Chevrolet Malibu LTN5435, On-Star, Mylink, PW, PL, Tilt, CC, P. Seat,

Remote Start

2014 Ford Focus S30355, Power Windows, Power Locks, Tilt, CD,

MSRP $17,105


2013 Transit Connect XL Van

7142, AM/FM, Tilt, Cargo Light, A/C, 12V Pwr Outlets, & More!!!, MSRP $23,675

Save $4,680


VARNEY

PRICE $15,995

2011 Dodge Grand Caravan87798A, V-6, Stow & Go Seats, PW, PL, Tilt, CC, CD, Alloys, Low Miles

2013 FordEscape SEL 4WD

87722, PW, PL, AM/FM, Tilt,

Leather Seats, MSRP $31,410


2013 Ford Edge Limited AWD

87765, Vista Roof, Leather Seats, PW, PL, Sync, MyFord Touch, MSRP $39,935

Save $6,940


2013 Ford Expedition Ltd. EL

87696, Navigation, Remote Start, Power Moonroof, MSRP $57,775


VARNEY

PRICE $27,995

2011 Ford F-150 S/Cab FX4

11018A, 4x4, Bucket Seats, Power Win-dows, Power

Locks, Loaded, +More!

2014 Ford Fusion S30323, Sync, AM/FM, Tilt, Power Windows, Power Locks, & More!!!,

MSRP $22,695


2013 Ford F-150 S/Crew 4x4 XLT

30335, AM/FM, CD, Tilt, Sync, Fuel Saver, MSRP $42,895

Save $9,900

Price Includes

Trade Assistance

$ ,Varney Price $32,995

VARNEY

PRICE $13,995

2012 Ford Fiesta SEN5437, PW, PL,

Tilt

VARNEY

PRICE $23,995

2010 Lincoln MKS AWDN5423, PW,

PL, Pwr Moonroof, Leather,

Heated Seats, AM/FM, CD,

Alloys

1-866-407-5230 • 25 Moosehead Trail, Newport

2011 Chevy SilveradoOnly $299.16/Mo.

$299.16/month, based on sale price of $20495. $1800 downpayment (cash or trade). Finance for 75 months at 3.34APR. $2212.58 finance charge, $22437.00 total ofpayments. Available only to qualified buyers; subject to bankapproval. CM22755

2012 Ford EscapeOnly $239.91/Mo.

$239.91/month, based on sale price of $17995. $1800down payment (cash or trade). Finance for 84 months at3.94 APR. $2565.52 finance charge, $20152.44 total ofpayments. Available only to qualified buyers; subject to bankapproval. CM22733

2008 Mazda B-SeriesOnly $294.73/Mo.

$294.73/month, based on sale price of $15995. $2000down payment (cash or trade). Finance for 66 months at4.34 APR. $2175.26 finance charge, $19452.18 total ofpayments. Available only to qualified buyers; subject to bankapproval. Includes tax and title. CM22668

2010 Jeep WranglerOnly $339.23/Mo.

$339.23/month, based on sale price of $22895. $1900 downpayment (cash or trade). Finance for 75 months at 3.74APR. $2785.83 finance charge, $25442.25 total ofpayments. Available only to qualified buyers; subject to bankapproval. CM22780

2006 Chevy TahoeOnly $299.19/Mo.


2008 Chevy SilveradoOnly $327.89/Mo.


HHHHHI was in a accident and needed a vehicle but only had limited funds. Lee was recommended by my garage. I workedwith Darryl Henderson. He looked through his listing to find a car I would like in my price range. He found one inEllsworth. A few days later Darryl called and said the car was there and he was coming over so I could look at it andgo for a drive. I looked it over and went for a drive and was sold. I bought it the same afternoon. I feel Darryl went outof his way to be sure it was a car I would like. There was no pressure and noone tried to talk me into anything. Iwould recommend Lee to anyone looking for a vehicle. I know if I should need another vehicle Lee is the first and onlyplace I will go.

Lee Credit Now Lifetime Rating: 4.9 Stars

See 300+ more reviews of Lee Credit Now at Dealerrater.com!

384 Somerset Avenue, PittsfieldVisit us on the web at

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BAD CREDIT? NO PROBLEM!REBUILD YOUR CREDIT

All you need is $1500 Income

Proof of Residence Proof of Employment

Call Marcus 487-5111

New Plows and Sanders Have ArrivedSee us for special pricing

Your Authorized Fisher® Snowplow DealerSALES & SERVICEFor more info go to www.FisherPlows.comNeed Work Done On Your Fisher Plow? Bring it in for professional Fisher Plow service.

17 South Main St., DetroitDETROIT MOTORS 257-2629

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HELP WANTEDDrivers: DEDICATED. RE-GIONAL. HOME WEEKLY/BI-WEEKLY GUARANTEED. Start up to $.44 cpm. Great Benefi ts + Bonuses. 90% No Touch Freight/70% Drop & Hook. 877-704-3773.

FIREWOODCORINNA - Quality fi rewood. Solid mixed hardwood, green. $210/cord. Fair measure. No Sun-day calls please. 278-2373.

DEXTER - Firewood. No we are not out of business. Green wood $210. Ash $235. Sawed, split & delivered. Stan White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 924-6217.

WANTEDI’M STILL BUYING U.S. GOLD COINS, U.S. silver dollars before 1936, and all denomination old U.S. coins and paper money. Also buying early coin banks. Dean R. Thompson. 924-6496.

FIDDLES (VIOLINS) for the new fi ddle classes to be offered in the Guilford schools, grades K through 12. We will take fi ddles of any size and in any condition. call 876-2919.























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384 Somerset Avenue, Pittsfield1-800-427-5115 • (207) 487-5111

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Hours: Sales Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-6 PM, Sat. 8 AM-5 PM Service/Parts Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-5 PM

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2013 Chevrolet Camaro SS Convertible

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2014 Chevrolet Cruze LS

#1242, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, A/C, MSRP $19,280

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2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4

13974A, V-6, Auto, Sunroof, PW, PL, PSSunroof, PW, PL, PS


2013 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4x4 Z-71

#13887, V-8, Auto, Rear Ent., Sunroof, Nav, 2nd Row Buckets, MSRP $55,035

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2013 Hyundai Elantra GLS

P2384, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, CruiseTilt, Cruise


#14066, All Star Edition, PW, PL, PS, Rear Camera, Remote Start, HD Tow, Assist Steps, MSRP $41,760

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2014 Chevrolet Silverado Dbl Cab 4x4 LT Z-71

#1244, 5.3L V-8, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Remote Start, Rear Camera,

HD Tow, All Star Edition, MSRP $43,245

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2014 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT Z-71

All prices include rebates, business and dealer incentives. Tax and Title not included.

39 Month Lease, $19,280, 10k Per Year, $11,182 Residual, 1.65% $1,425 CCR, Tax & Fees Included

2013 Chevrolet Express 2500

P2414, 12 Pass. Van, V-8, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, CruisePW, PL, Tilt, Cruise


2012 Chevrolet Impala

P2246A, V-6, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, CruiseTilt, Cruise


2012 Chevrolet Equinox AWD LT

13998B, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, CruiseTilt, Cruise


2012 Chevrolet Cruze LTZ

P2358, 4cyl, Auto, Leather, Sunroof, PW, PL, PSSunroof, PW, PL, PS


2010 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 LT

P2387, V-8, Auto, Leather, PW, PL, PS, HD Tow

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2011 Dodge Ram Crew Cab SLT 4x4

13969A, V-8, Auto, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, Running BoardsCruise, Running Boards


Or lease 359/Month, Sign & Drive, 39 Month Lease, 10k Per Year, $25,056 Residual, 2.8% $3,500 CCR, Tax & Fees Included

2013 Chevrolet Camaro LT

P2329A, V-6, Microsuede Seats, PW, PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise, 2,300 MilesPW, PL, PS, Tilt, Cruise, 2,300 Mi


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384 Somerset Ave., Pittsfield. ME 04967

487-51111-800-427-5115

SERVICE HOURS:Monday-Friday 8 AM - 5 PM

FREE 27 POINT

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MOUNT & BALANCE 4 TIRES$4000

Expires 5/16/14

4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT $4995

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COOLANT FLUSH $8995Expires 5/16/14

TRANSMISSION SERVICEWith Filter

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PARTS - CHECK OUR GM PRICES FIRST 15% OFF Factory Replacement Parts

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‘13 Ford Fusion SE

4 Cyl., Auto, Loaded, NADA $21,500

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‘08 Ford Focus SE

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WANTEDABBOT PAWN SHOP - Pawn your gold and silver items. Pay cash for gold, silver, diamond rings, etc. We make house calls. Don’t sell for scrap – I buy to re-cycle. Please call 876-4728 or 522-6018. Diane

WANTEDSLEIGH ANTIQUES Buying! Paying cash for antiques, used furniture, sporting goods, Cos-tume jewelry. Will clean out barns, attics, cellars etc. We need these items! We make house calls. Please call 876-4728 or 522-6018. Diane.

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Home PhoneCordless phone not included.

Requires new 2-yr. agmt.

$20.00per month

Get unlimited nationwide calling.

Included features: caller ID, call waiting, call forwarding, three-way calling, voice mail, E911 and TTY/TTD

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Things we want you to know: IMPORTANT 911 EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION. The U.S. Cellular Home Phone Device (“Device”) in conjunction with Home Phone Service (“Service”) (together the “U.S. Cellular Home Phone”) is a Commercial Mobile Radio Service and not a landline phone service. U.S. Cellular does not represent or warrant that the U.S. Cellular Home Phone is equivalent to landline phone service. 911 calls made using the U.S. Cellular Home Phone Service are routed using U.S. Cellular’ s automatic location technology and users should be prepared to provide their physical address to emergency responders. While the Device does contain a GPS chip, its connection may be limited due to the Device’s location within the home. The GPS chip will work best if the Device is located near a window or other opening. A corded or cordless landline phone must be connected to the Device in order to use the U.S. Cellular Home Phone to operate. A corded or Cordless landline phone is not included. While the Device does have a backup battery, if the landline phone to which the Device is connected requires external electric power to operate, Service (including the ability to make and receive 911 calls) will not be available during a power outage. Neither U.S. Cellular nor any of its affiliates shall be liable for any service outage and/or inability to access emergency service personnel, nor shall U.S. Cellular or any of its affiliates be responsible for the acts or omissions of emergenc ©2014 U.S. Cellular NonPromo_HomePhone_DI_7_5x16 75

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