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Volume 13 • Issue No. 10
PSO Performing at York Elementary School YORK The Portland Symphony Orchestra (PSO) will be coming to the York Elementary School on Friday, March 10 at 9 a.m. to perform a KinderKonzert for the kindergarten and first grade. The concert will be about 45 minutes in duration in which five members of the PSO will introduce the children to classical musical instruments. They
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will also have an instrumental "petting zoo" for the children to touch the instruments. After the Elementary School, they will go over to Coastal Ridge and have another concert there for the second and third graders. This event came about when Robert Moody, music director for the PSO, came to speak at the York Rotary Club.
York Rotary was subsequently approached by the PSO to see if it would be willing to sponsor on of these concerts for the elementary school. There are 5 professional members of the symphony who will participate. The cost is $2,500. York Rotary stepped up for $500 with the local business community and parents organization raised the balance.
Reporter Shares War Stories in Senior College Lecture WELLS Louis Salome (pictured), a retired Cox Newspapers reporter, shares behind-the-scenes stories of conflicts in the war zones of Europe, Asia and Africa in a lecture “What’s Your Blood?â€? on Wednesday, March 15, 10 a.m.-noon, in the mid-cafĂŠ at York County Community College, 112 College Drive, Wells. The lecture, presented as part of the spring semester offerings from South Coast Senior College (SCSC), is free and
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open to all. Salome, who also teaches the SCSC course “Tribes Rule: Roots of Conflict in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria,� will take his audience on a fascinating journey that includes fleeing on a makeshift raft from Kurdistan, chasing Iraqi scud missile strikes and racing past check posts in Uzbekistan.
Salome bases his lecture on scenes from his travel diary that was published as a highlypraised book. One reviewer noted: “It is a wonderful book, a rare opportunity to be a companion to a road-worn, wise, but never weary observer of the world’s woes.� South Coast Senior College is part of the Maine Senior
Daylight Saving Time Inspires Energy Savings When the time comes, people around the world diligently turn their clocks an hour ahead come the springtime and turn them back again when autumn arrives. This is because of daylight saving time, an idea first introduced centuries ago by Benjamin Franklin. When daylight saving time, or DST, was first introduced, much of what people did in their daily lives was governed by sunlight, as it was difficult to do anything once the sun set and night could only be illuminated by fire and candles. Franklin felt the country could be more productive if everyone rose earlier to maximize daytime. In the summer, pushing the clocks ahead allowed people to work longer into the evening. But Franklin’s idea was not officially implemented until much later, when it was instituted during World War I to save
money on electricity and devote more money to coal during the time of war. DST was repealed during peacetime, but implemented again during World War II and once again during the 1973 oil embargo. Today, more than 70 countries participate in DST, many of which do so because they believe it helps to save money on electricity. In
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the United States, Arizona and Hawaii do not participate. Despite all of the hype surrounding DST and its financial impact, a 1975 U.S. Department of Transportation Study indicated that DST has a relatively insignificant impact on electricity usage. A 2008 study conducted in the state of Indiana compared electricity use before
and after the state adopted DST. The results indicated a 1 percent increase in residential electricity use after DST was implemented. Various governments and scientists continue to look at the practice of DST to see if it has any measurable benefits. Some medical studies indicate that DST can disrupt sleeping patterns, leading to added stress on the body and an increased risk of heart attack. But DST has its supporters as well, and individuals can take their own steps to curb electricity usage throughout the year. * Tailor your schedule to the daylight hours. Rise when the sun rises and go to bed when the sun sets to reduce your reliance on electricity. * Only use lights in the rooms you’re occupying. Turn off electrical appliances and fixtures when you leave the room. See TIME page 3...
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46th Annual Waban Telethon Next Saturday
SANFORD The 46th Annual Waban Telethon will be held on Saturday, March 18, at the St. Ignatius Gym on Riverside Avenue in Sanford, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. This year the Telethon will again benefit the new Autism Therapy Wing to be added to the Fraser-Ford Child Development Center. Construction begins this
month and classrooms will be open in September 2017! Television coverage will be produced by Metrocast Cablevision (Channel 12) in conjunction with Time-Warner Cablevision (Maine Channel 9 and NH Channel 21 & 22). This year’s viewing area will be from Kittery to Presque Isle including all York and Cumberland counties
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as well as most of the state of New Hampshire. Last year’s Telethon raised $87,046, bringing the total over the past 46 years to $2,323,843 in funds raised by the generous individuals, businesses and organizations of this community. These critical funds are used for developmental therapy, specialized equipment, therapeutic recreation, and other educational and habilitation-based services for children who attend Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center or who receive services from the Children’s Case Management Program. The prevalence of autism has increased by 289% in the past 12 years. An astonishing 1 in 68 children is diagnosed with autism. Hosts for the day will include the ever-popular Kevin Mannix, RJ & Jim Legere, the sons of long-time Telethon vol-
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Children from Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center will sing a song for the audience at the 46th Annual Waban Telethon on March 18 at the St. Ignatius Gym in Sanford.
unteers Bud and Sandy Legere, and Dave Stevens from “The Legends� local radio station, joining Neal Meltzer, Gervaise Flynn and Melissa Hall. The Legends will be doing a simulcast of the Telethon, so you can tune in on 102.3 FM or AM 1220. Certificates for merchandise and other gifts, donated by merchants, businesses, and individuals, will be given away for donations and pledges throughout the day. The evening before the Telethon, the Knights of Columbus will hold a baked haddock dinner on Friday night, March 17, from 5-6:30 p.m. at the St. Ig-
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natius Gym featuring baked fish, all the helpings, and of course dessert. The cost will be $10 for adults and $5 for children. Leading up the Telethon, “Bowling for Waban� will be held at the Sanford Bowl-ARama on Main Street from 4-6 p.m. on Friday, March 10. Call Waban to inquire about bowling and reserve your lane. Donations will be taken at the door. Contact Waban at 207324-7955 for more information. Donations may be called in between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. during the day of the Telethon by calling 207-324-5344 or 1-877-5444275 or by accessing PayPal on www.waban.org.
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Eden Specialty Cider Tasting at Jefferd’s Tavern
YORK Old York welcomes Eleanor Leger from Eden Specialty Ciders to Jefferds Tavern on March 18. Eden Specialty Ciders is a nationally recognized boutique producer of wine-style ciders carefully crafted from locally sourced, sus-
tainably grown apples. These products are not like hard cider, and they are not like apple wine – they are a totally unique niche! Eleanor will be interacting with guests about how her products are made and what makes them unique. Chef Jason Miller of York
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~ News ~ Marshwood HS Students will Appear on Public TV SOUTH BERWICK Local Marshwood HS students qualified for Public TV showing by earning a high score on the qualifying exam. The taping of the show will occur at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday March 18 at Maine Public Televisions
Chamber Offers Scholarship Program YORK The York Region Chamber of Commerce announces it will be awarding its fourth annual scholarship in 2017. The scholarship will be awarded to a student following an essay competition and interview session; the amount is $1000. The purpose of the scholarship program is twofold: to support local students to meet the financial obligations of a wide variety of post high school education opportunities and to develop skilled individuals to fill jobs in Maine. Students are eligible to apply if they are residents of York, Kittery, Eliot or South Berwick who have, or will, graduate in the current year of the scholarship. Students must graduate See SCHOLARSHIP page 9...
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The Berwick Historical Society will present a program at the Selectman’s Meeting Room in the Town Hall at 7 p.m. Featured speaker will be David Miller, past president of the Rochester Historical Society. Miller graduated from St. Anselm’s College, holds an MA in School Administration and has studied many aspects of Rochester and Native American history. Free and open to the public. Donations gratefully accepted. Refreshments, Q&A follows the presentation.
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Sunday, March 12 Chicken Shoot at American Legion Held at Legion Post 56, from 1-3 p.m. $15 for first card, $10 each additional card for 30 games. Post 56 is located at 647 Rt. 1 (Meadowbrook Plaza), York. FMI: 207-363-0376.
Monday, March 13 Job Fair The Kennebunk-KennebunkportArundel Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Kennebunk will hold the 3rd Annual Job Fair from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Kennebunk Town Hall auditorium. Employers and those seeking jobs are invited to attend. Prior to the event, the Chamber in conjunction with the RSU 21 Adult Education will hold work-force training workshops.
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Genealogy Series Held from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Bring a lunch to the Counting House Museum and discover ways to dig into your family’s history. Watch a 30-minute DVD, followed by a Q & A session. This week: Naturalization Records. Old BerwickHistorical Society Collections Chair, Cari Quater, will moderate. Donations gratefully accepted. FMI: www.oldberwick.org.
Mill Girls Program The Biddeford Mills Museum will visit the South Berwick Public Library to present a program called “The Mill Girls,� at 7 p.m., which intertwines historical fact with real life experience. Co-sponsored by the Old Berwick Historical Society. FMI: www.oldberwick.org.
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Christ Church, 6 Dane St, Kennebunk will present their seventh annual St. Patrick’s Concert and Supper. The buffet will be open from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and the concert begins at 7 p.m. Master Chef Ron Breton will prepare the buffet supper or build-your-own corned beef sandwiches, with condiments, sauerkraut, coleslaw, and homemade potato salad, plus beverages and desserts. Reservations recommended. A varied program of nostalgic Irish music will entertain. Suggested donation for both dinner and entertainment is $17, or $12 for students and seniors; no charge for children under 12. If you attend just one event, price is reduced. FMI: www. christchurchkennebunk.org, or call or visit the office at 6 Dane Street, Kennebunk. Boiled corned beef/smoked shoulder dinner hosted by St. Aspinquid Masonic Lodge, 101 Long Sands Rd, York at 5 p.m. $15 per person; under age 12 free. Dinner proceeds will be in support of Union Congregational Church UCC, York Beach for building improvements.
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Saturday, March 18 YORKWISE Project Auction York High School's annual YORKWISE/Project Graduation Benefit Auction will be held at 6 p.m. at York High School Commons & Gymnasium. Money raised supports chemical-free programs and events, such as Project Graduation, for York High School's teens. Go to www.yorkwise.org/ bidding owl to preview a wide range of fabulous auction items generously donated by community businesses. Silent and live auctions to support this worthy community cause. Free admission, light refreshments. 1 Robert Stevens Dr, York.
St. Patrick’s Gala Dinner & Dance Benefit Held at St. Mary’s Church, Eldridge Road, Wells. The Knights of Columbus, Rev. William J. Kelly Council host this event. The funds from the traditional corned beef, or ham, and cabbage and root vegetables dinner will be donated to The Center for grieving Children. Social from 5-6 p.m; dinner to follow. Music provided by De Jaz. Several door prizes awarded. Tickets are $25 per person (BYOB) and can be purchased during weekend services at St. Mary’s Church or by calling 207-251-4009 or 207-850-6488. Donations to the Center for Grieving Children accepted from those unable to attend the event.
Pancake Breakfast Event will benefit “A House for ME,� a non-profit organization that provides housing for those with intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. Held at the Kittery Lions Club, 117 State Road from 7:30-11 a.m. Full breakfast menu. Adults $7; children $3. Wheelchair accessible. FMI: 207439-3378.
Solar Lunch & Learn Great Works Regional Land Trust is hosting a Solar Lunch & Learn with ReVision Energy at its Beach Plum Farm headquarters, 610 Main St, Ogunquit. Free lunch while learning about how Mainers are using solar energy combined with modern heat pump technology. FMI and to reserve a spot: info@gwrlt.org, 207-646-3604
Ham and Bean Supper Held from 4-6 p.m. at Trail Blazers Family Club, 102 Bills Ln.,Wells. Special entertainment by the Mount Aggie Bluegrass Band. Adults/$7; child $4. Take out available. FMI: 207-337-0663.
Sunday, March 19 Berwick Winter Farmers' Market Held at Berwick Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fresh, local food from over 20 vendors selling locally-grown, raised, or made products. Kids get a free bag of freshly-popped locally-grown popcorn. Live music by the North River Trio.
Irish Concert Held at West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Rd. Join us for a great afternoon of jigs, reels and songs from The Press Gang, one Maine's finest Irish groups. $15 adults, $10 under 18/ over 65, $35 max for parents with children. For more information: 207-985-2831.
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~ News ~ York Adult Ed Hosts Dress a Girl
Defensive Driving Tips Slippery road conditions can detour your vehicle smack-dab into a snowbank. When this happens, it can be tough to drive away. Defensive driving expert James Solomon of the National Safety Council (NSC) offers his advice for freeing your car from the snow: Clear snow away from the tires by turning the steering wheel
YORK “Every girl deserves at least ONE dress� is the slogan of ‘Dress a Girl Around the World,’ an organization with over 1,600 members dedicated to bringing joy and dignity to girls around the world. On Saturday, February 4, local women gave of their skills and time for a Dress a Girl Event
at York Adult Education, sewing donated materials into pretty dresses. Jacqueline Dewey, the southern Maine Ambassador for Dress a Girl, lead the sewing spree with a new simple to make t-shirt dress. Each dress is created with a pocket which will contain a hair bow, a pair of panties, and a small stuffed animal for the recipient. The women at Satur-
day’s event completed twentyfive dresses, and celebrated their success with ice-cream sundaes. Events like this happen weekly for Dress a Girl, and will be monthly at York Adult Education. For more information, go to www. yorkadulteducation.org or www. dressagirlaroundtheworld.com.
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when rocking the vehicle. This could dig the car deeper in the snow. Instead, ease forward and back by keeping a light touch on the gas. If the car remains stuck, stay inside unless help is close by. Use a cell phone to call for aid. Provided by Peter French of Peoples Insurance, Ogunquit; 877840-7118.
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...SCHOLARSHIP from page 7 from York High School, Traip Academy, Marshwood High School, Berwick Academy or accredited home school studies and they must be accepted into a post high school program of study. The essay question asks students to demonstrate their writing ability by providing a two-page essay on what has happened in their community in the past year. The essay is due May 1. The Review Committee will be comprised of Holly Roberts (Chamber Executive Director) and three members of the Cham-
ber’s Board of Directors. The committee will be reviewing the essays and select three finalists for interviews. The interviews will be held May 11. The committee will select a scholarship recipient following those interviews. To apply, students can contact their high school guidance counselor or the Chamber of Commerce. Inquiries and completed essays should be sent to Holly Roberts at holly@yorkme. org or mailed to the York Region Chamber of Commerce at 1 Stonewall Lane, York.
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WELLS Earlier this winter, Wells High School junior Nicholas Maynard received one Gold and two Silver Key awards plus an honorable mention for his art work submitted in the regional portion of the 2017 National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards contest. One of those art submissions, a Silver Key winning photograph of a local farm animal, went a step further in recognition. In early February, Maynard was notified by Congresswoman Chellie Pingree that his image of a cow on Spiller Farm
in Wells had been recognized in Maine’s First District portion of the 2017 Congressional Art Competition, a contest sponsored by the U.S. House of Representatives. “I am so pleased to inform you that, earlier this week, judges for the 2017 Congressional Art Competition selected your photograph, Moo You, as Second Runner-up for Maine’s First Congressional District. Congratulations!� wrote Pingree who added at the close of her letter, “I applaud this special recognition and your commitment to making and sharing your art.�
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High school students who have received either a Gold or Silver Key in the Scholastic Art Contest are eligible to enter their work into the Congressional Art Competition. According to Visual Arts Director Julie Horn of the Maine Arts Commission, Maynard’s photograph along with 11 other winning student entries from Maine’s First and Second Congressional Districts will be displayed on the first floor of the Maine State House from April 1 through May 3. There will also be a reception for the 12 student artists at the Blaine House in Augusta on May 4. Maynard said he saw a lot of cows in front of a house one day while driving past Spiller Farm in Wells. He spotted one cow in particular who stood out from the others standing next to a fence. He took an image of the animal with his Canon camera and later, with some computer editing, achieved a certain look that became, Moo You. “I am very glad that I received recognition for it,� said Maynard of his somewhat haunting image which is currently displayed on the Maine Arts Commission’s website: mainearts.maine.gov. According to the web page of the Maine Arts Commission, “The Congressional Art Competition began in 1982 to provide an opportunity for members of Congress to encourage and recognize the artistic
Sitting in the Art classroom of Vanessa White-Capelluti at Wells High School is Nicholas Maynard holding his winning photograph titled, “Moo You.� (Reg Bennett photo)
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to Portland for the Southern Maine Elementary Math Meet recently with Ms. Roy and Ms. Jacobs. There were 50+ teams from Southern Maine competing in 3 rounds of challenging math problems. The 6th grade team took home a trophy for 3rd place in the 6th grade meet ! The 5th grade team placed 19th in the meet. Thee are two more meets this year, the next scheduled for March 14 (Pi Day). The fifth grade team includes: Ryan Howell,Kenai Diaz, Rowan Nabel, Libby Houghton, Annika Oberg, Aoife Coomey, Camden Marcotte, Kayley Lin. The sixth grade team includes: Grace Ducharme, Sophie Lusenhop, Leah Maddison, Ryan Pote, William Sandusky, Abby Simonelli, Riley St. Pierre, Mitchell Vlcek, Sean Williams, Helen Willoughby and Jonah Nobel.
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~ Library News ~ William Fogg Library Classic Film Matinee Saturday, March 18 at 2 p.m., join Ron Tomanio for the classic film showing of “The Big Sleep� with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Popcorn and water served.
Looming Club for Kids Saturday, March 18 at 11 a.m.noon, meet new friends and make fun loomed creations. Bring your own looms and elastics from home and learn new looming tips. Looming books and video tutorials will be available. Limited number of looms and elastics available. Drop-in group designed for ages 7 and up.
For More Information Call the library at 207-439-9437 or visit www.william-fogg.lib.me.us.
Kennebunk Free Library Lyme Disease Presentation Annie Watts will be at the library April 3 at 6 p.m. to teach how to treat your clothes, body and pets and other preventative measures to avoid Lyme Disease. Annie, a sufferer, will discuss the disease that is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed. She will bring specific products to learn how to avoid the dangerous months ahead in the woods and being exposed to deer ticks.
For More Information Call the library at 207-985-2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.
Rice Public Library Book Group Monday Afternoon Book Group of Eliot and Kittery will meet on
Monday, March 13, from 4-6 p.m. at the Rice Public Library in Kittery. This month’s subject is “sports.� Participants may read fi ction or non-fiction on that topic. New members are always welcome.
Family Movie Night Held on March 15 at 6 p.m. Poppy, the optimistic leader of the Trolls, and her polar opposite, Branch, must embark on an adventure that takes them far beyond the only world they've ever known. PG/1hour 33 minutes.
porting roles by Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris. Rated R for some sexuality, drug use, brief violence, and language throughout. 111 minutes.
Monthly Poetry Evening Wednesday, March 15 at 7 p.m. Bring poems to share - either your own or favorite poems by someone else. The prompt for March is “riddle;� the topic is open for in-
Folk Combo On March 16 at 6 p.m., Howie Newman and Joe Kessler, also known as Knock on Wood, perform. They are anything but a typical folk combo, playing wellknown rock music and funny original songs (suitable for all ages). With guitarist and songwriter Newman and fiddler Kessler, everything they play features excellent musicianship, tight vocal harmonies and lots of fun!
For More Information Call the library at 207-439-1553 or visit www.rice.lib.me.us.
York Public Library “Moonlight� Film Shown on Sunday, March 12 at 3 p.m. Directed by Barry Jenkins, “Moonlight� chronicles the life of a young gay black man from childhood to adulthood as he struggles to find his place in the world while growing up in a rough neighborhood of Miami. This film offers three great performances by actors playing the same character as well as Oscar-nominated sup-
terpretation. Readings from poetry books are welcome. Readings occur in round table format and are facilitated by Priscilla Cookson.
Susie Burke and David Surette Concert Series Sunday, March 19 at 3 p.m. Warmth, vitality, and spontaneity mark the performances of Susie Burke and David Surette, and have
earned a reputation as one of the finest acts on the lively New England folk scene. Susie’s beautiful, complex voice and David’s graceful, nimble-fingered string playing combine with their own blend of contemporary, traditional, and original folk and acoustic music.
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ed as “Youth Art Month,� a month of promoting art and art education throughout our schools and communities at large. Thousands of American schools participate in observing Youth Art Month, often with the involvement of local art museums and civic organizations. Beginning on March 14, the Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk will feature artwork by Kennebunk High School Visual Arts students, entitled “Untitled: The Kennebunk High School Art Show.� The show runs through April 7, 2017, and features artwork from every Kennebunk High School visual arts student in grades 9 through 12. The show provides a scope of visual artworks across a broad range of media and subject matter, highlighting some of the most dynamic examples of visual art currently happening in our community at the high school level. During the show’s run, all RSU21 students will be admitted to the Museum for free. As a reward for displaying their artwork in the Museum show, the Brick Store Museum will be giving each student an art kit that includes new items to feed their artistic passion. For $25, any member of the community can sponsor an art
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kit for a student, ensuring that each student receives encouragement for their creativity and talent. Each sponsor will have a kit named in their honor. This can be done online at www. brickstoremuseum.org, or by contacting Deborah Williams at dwilliams@brickstoremuseum.org or at 207-985-4802 if you would like to take part. Brick Store Museum members, the artists, and their families are invited to attend the opening reception to celebrate the work of these fine young artists on Tuesday, March 14 from 4-6 p.m. The event is generously sponsored by Huntington Common. Please RSVP to info@brickstoremuseum.org.
Anne Vaughan Paintings on Display at Berwick Public Library BERWICK Anne Vaughan paints landscapes, still lifes, abstracts and family portraits. She also creates works with political themes influenced by her advocacy for disadvantaged people and by current world events. She says she has a life-long love of art and art history and painting, and in her retirement, indulges this love in her works. Vaughan went to the Temple Uni- Anne Vaughan that will be on display at the Berversity James E. Bea- wick Public Library through April. sley School of Law Anne Vaughan is a member after being a paralegal, working for legal services programs of the Berwick Art Associainvolving issues of health care tion, Kittery Art Association, eligibility, housing, domestic Seacoast Moderns, Blackbird disputes and disability claims. Studio and Gallery, and York Throughout her career, she Art Association. She also has studied art and art history and displayed paintings at Timeless became a docent at the Philadel- Framing, Black Bean CafĂŠ, Sole City Dance Studio, Sarah Orne phia Art Museum. Jewett House, University of Southern Maine, and in public libraries in Berwick, Rochester, Dover, Somersworth, North way history running March 17 Berwick, York, Durham and the - April 2, at The Star Theatre in Gafney Library in Wakefield. Kittery,. Tickets are available at There will be an artist rethe box office at 170 West Road, ception at the library on March Suite 15, Portsmouth, NH, 603- 15 from 4-6 p.m. The Berwick 294-9103, or at www.patrick- Public Library is located at 103 dorowproductions.com. Re- Old Pine Hill Road. For more served seating: adult $27, senior information: www.berwick.lib. $25, Student $20. me.us.
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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Teeny Teacup Fairy Garden Workshop WELLS/OGUNQUIT “Teeny Teacup Fairy Gardens� is a very special program with Artsea, an innovative new company in the community for creative art-making events! The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit, 938 Post Road in Wells, is inviting all ages on Saturday, March 18 at 10 a.m., to this program for families to create memories together. Fairy houses debuted in the United States in 1893 and this workshop will continue this tradition. All materials will be
supplied to create fanciful tiny worlds! Artsea is an art therapy company in Southern Maine offering art therapy groups and art-making events! The owner of Artsea, Amy Welch, has been an art therapist for ten years and loves to be creative! Her artistic focus has been in photography, but as an art therapist she's fluent in all sorts of art materials and techniques. Amy describes her passion as “about curating groups where individuals experiment with
new art materials or enjoy familiar ones they love!� She is thrilled to bring this workshop to the Historical Society as she considers the love of history to be a big influence on her creative practice. “As a child I read Laura Ingalls Wilder and I made the same crafts she portrayed in her book. I loved the corn husk doll, and her love of using natural objects.� $10 per family. Limited space available, call 207-6464775 or email info@wohistoryl.org to reserve your spot.
“Knock on Wood� brings Lively Folk-Rock to Kittery KITTERY With acoustic guitar and fiddle in hand, they look like an Appalachian folk music duo. Howie Newman and Joe Kessler, also known as “Knock on Wood,� are anything but a typical folk combo. They play wellknown rock covers and funny original songs (suitable for all ages). Their varied repertoire includes everything from Steely Dan to the Everly Brothers. No matter what they play, it features excellent musicianship, tight vocal harmonies and lots of fun. “Knock on Wood� (www. howienewman.com/knockonwood) will be performing at the Rice Public Library, 8 Went-
worth St., Kittery, on Thursday, March 16, 6-7:45 p.m. Admission is free. Newman (guitar, harmonica, vocals) is the songwriter and his engaging manner, which includes G-rated comedy, has charmed audiences all over New England. Song topics include Smartphones, not-so-graceful aging and his wife’s inability to parallel park. Kessler, who plays fiddle and mandolin, has an energetic improvisational style that includes folk, rock, jazz and bluegrass. He has toured extensively throughout the United States and Canada as well as eight other countries, performing with Mor-
Ogunquit Playhouse Celebrates its 85th Anniversary Season OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse is celebrating its 85th Anniversary season with the newest and brightest musicals. The milestone season runs from May 17 to October 29 and will feature the American and the world premieres of two brandnew musicals, “From Here to Eternity� and “Heartbreak Hotel�. It also includes one of the biggest international hit sensations of all time, “Mamma Mia!�, which will run for an unprecedented seven weeks. Rounding out the 2017 season are “Bullets Over Broadway�, the delightful and hilarious musical based on the acclaimed Woody Allen film, and “Ragtime�, one of the most powerful musicals ever adapted for the stage. The season will stretch to the holidays once again with the return of the hit show “White Christmas� in collaboration with The Music
Hall in Portsmouth, NH. The Ogunquit Playhouse is honored to be collaborating with legendary lyricist Tim Rice (Evita, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Aida and more) and the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival on the continued North American rollout of the new musical “From Here to Eternity�. Artistic Director Brett Smock introduced the musical to American audiences in a very successful premiere production in 2016. Also in the lineup is the world premiere of the brand new musical “Heartbreak Hotel� from the creators of the Tony Awardwinning musical “Million Dollar Quartet�. The story, on stage August 30 to September 30, focuses on Elvis Presley’s journey from an unknown musician to the See PLAYS page 20...
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Shape-Up with Mocktails Mocktails are non-alcoholic cocktails. They offer a wide range of ingredients like fruit juices, veggie juices, spices, herbs, mineral water, ice and sweetener. Also known as mock cocktails, they’re a delicious, refreshing alternative to an alcoholic drink. And for people who don’t want to broadcast that they’re avoiding alcohol, mocktails are the perfect answer. But that’s just the begin-
ning. They’re also the perfect answer for weight loss. If you ditch the alcohol and choose healthy ingredients, including a healthy low-calorie sweetener such as stevia, you can avoid a boatload of calories not to mention a hangover. Alcohol is one of the worst options when it comes to belly fat. Just one alcoholic drink per day can cause you to gain weight. Though studies are conflicting as to just how much
weight or belly fat is gained from how much alcohol, alcohol does cause weight gain. That’s because alcohol is a toxic substance that puts a big strain on the liver. It can clog this major organ and even contribute to fatty liver. A challenged liver can make it difficult to lose weight. So if you want to get rid of the winter “pudge� and that muffin top, add mocktails to your spring shape up plan. You should also feel a lot better when you wake up in the morning. You may also want to try a short juice fast with mocktails before
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Life Care Planning: A York Hospital Free Lecture How to have a conversation as a family about life care planning Thursday, March 23 from 4:30-6:00 pm • York Harbor Inn, 480 York Street, York Harbor “Dine and Dialogue,â€? presented by Harriet Warshaw, Executive Director, The Conversation Project Join us for guidance about having life conversations with loved ones to find answers to: ¡ How do you want to live at the end of your life? ¡ How can you express your values, hopes and priorities if faced with a life-limiting illness? Light fare and refreshments will be provided. The program is free of charge, but space is limited and reservations are required. RSVP to York Hospital Friendraising at 207-351-2385 or info@yorkhospital.com This program is supported by The Hancock Family Fund for Healthy Aging
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1 cup blueberries 1-inch-chunk ginger root. Peeled 4-6 ice cubes Pour apple juice in a blender along with the berries and ginger root. Add the ice cubes and blend. Serve your icy cocktail with a sprig of mint. Lemon Sipper With less than 10 calories, this is an ideal low-calorie, vitamin C–rich thirst quencher. 1/2 lemon, washed or peeled if not organic 1 cup unsweetened mineral water 2–3 drops liquid stevia 4 ice cubes Juice the lemon and pour the juice into a glass over ice. Add the mineral water and stir to combine. Sweeten with stevia to taste. Submitted by Cherie Calbom MSN who holds a Master of Science degree in whole foods nutrition from Bastyr University. Known as “The Juice Lady� for her work with juicing and health, she is the author of 32 books including her latest “The Juice Lady’s Guide to Fasting" and “Sugar Knockout.� For more information: www.juiceladycherie.com.
Battling The Leading Cause of Death for Women: Heart Disease When researchers in the Netherlands recently compiled data from 32 studies involving more than 300,000 women, they reached a disturbing conclusion. Women who experience early menopause – before the age of 45 – face an increased risk for heart disease and premature death. “This is why women who go into early menopause need to pay special attention to their lifestyle choices and habits,� says Mache Seibel, M.D., a leading American expert on menopause and author of “The Estrogen Window.� Those same women also should explore the possibility of taking estrogen, which in addition to its other benefits can
help reduce the risk of death from heart disease, he says. It’s a point worth making any time, but is especially appropriate in October, which is World Menopause Month, with Oct. 18 being World Menopause Day. Estrogen therapy, typically used to minimize menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, irritability and weight gain, has been controversial. More than a decade ago, the Women’s Health Initiative advised menopausal women to stop using estrogen because of a reported increase in breast cancer, strokes and heart attacks. Since then, flaws and limitations with the WHI See WOMEN page 17...
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Health & Fitness Is my Teen Using Drugs? Can I Know for Sure? The drug-abuse crisis among teenagers and young adults isn’t abating. Prescription drugs, especially opioids, are a growing threat to the health of young people, with 6 percent of teens 12 to 17 saying they use the drugs for nonmedical reasons. And in 2014, prescription drugs caused the overdose death of 1,741 young people ages 18 to 25, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. If those statistics aren’t alarming enough, studies reveal that 3 percent of teens have used heroin and that drug’s use is on the rise. In 2009, 21,000 teens sought treatment for heroin addiction, compared to 4,400 10 years earlier, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. So how can parents concerned their teen might be using opioids or other drugs find out for sure? Some parents seek to confirm their suspicions with one of the many drug-testing kits available at
the corner pharmacy. But clever teens and freemarket ingenuity are making the accuracy of those urine drug tests questionable. In fact, the urine drug test cheating industry is estimated to be near $1 billion, with products easily purchased on the web, including synthetic urine, substitute urine and even devices aimed solely at defeating the drug test. “Unfortunately, there’s a whole industry of products out there that help people cheat the drug tests,� says Dr. Matt McCarty, CEO and founder of Genotox Laboratories (www. genotoxlabs.com). “Even if you decide to make your child use a urine test, savvy teenagers know that once you send them into the restroom alone they can substitute a friend’s urine or synthetic urine and trick you.� The challenge for parents is to confirm that their handy drug-testing kit really is testing their teen’s urine and not someone else’s. They aren’t the only ones who face that predicament. Drug-test cheating is a problem
that human resource departments, law enforcement and other agencies or businesses that test for drugs encounter as well.
Cheating the tests also is a problem when monitoring patients who are taking opioid medications under a doctor’s care, or who are undergoing rehab and recovery from addiction.
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no maybe about it,� McCarty says. “It either matches or it doesn’t match.�
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Alcohol and Drug Dependence says there are drug-abuse warning signs parents can look for, and McCarty says all parents should be on the lookout for these signs. They include: Physical and health signs. Bloodshot eyes; pupils smaller or larger than normal; frequent nosebleeds; changes in appetite or sleep patterns; sudden weight loss or weight gain; deterioration in personal grooming or physical appearance; and impaired or unstable coordination. Behavioral signs. Skipping class and declining grades; loss of interest in extracurricular activities; acting isolated, silent or withdrawn; demanding more privacy and avoiding eye contact; and sudden change in relationships and friends. Psychological warning signs.
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Sudden mood changes, irritability, angry outbursts or laughing at nothing; periods of unusual hyperactivity or agitation; lack of motivation and inability to focus; appearing fearful, withdrawn, anxious, or paranoid for no apparent reason. While schools and other agencies may provide some help, ultimately it’s up to the parents to address a teen’s drug problem, McCarty says. “All evidence suggests that preventing drug abuse starts at home,� he says. “It’s not someone else’s responsibility. It’s the person who has the problem and their family who need to deal with it. That’s why if you test your kid for drugs at home, you want to make sure you’re getting their results and aren’t letting them fool you.� Dr. Matt McCarty is a board certified, fellowship trained physician specializing in chronic pain management. Aware of the growing need for medication monitoring and personalized medicine, he founded Genotox Laboratories (www.genotoxlabs.com), a rapidly growing national reference lab providing medication monitoring services through urine drug screen confirmations and pharmacogenomics testing. He believes that earlier and better monitoring by all physicians prescribing controlled substances could lead to lower rates of addiction, diversion and overdose deaths.
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...WOMEN from page 14 study have come to light, reversing some of the thinking in the medical community. “Estrogen is safe and beneficial for the majority of women if taken in the estrogen window,â€? Seibel says. In fact, estrogen, if taken in the estrogen window, can lower the risk of death from heart disease. The “estrogen windowâ€? represents the ideal time to begin estrogen replacement. The window opens the moment a woman enters menopause. Exactly when it closes is more difficult to determine, Seibel says. Generally, it’s a 10-year time frame, but that can vary and women should have ongoing discussions with their physicians, he says. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women so it’s critical that they and their doctors understand the role estrogen plays in reducing that risk, Seibel says. A few facts women need to keep in mind include: • Age is not the deciding factor. It’s not a woman’s age but rather how many years since she went through menopause that determines whether estrogen will be protective or potentially harmful. “Unfortunately,â€? Seibel says, “even with the current thinking, some doctors are unaware that estrogen is beneficial in preventing heart disease or simply don't have enough time to adequately explain this to patients.â€? • Women’s symptoms differ from men. When men experience a heart attack, they often have crushing chest pain or radiating pain down the left arm, and sometimes right arm. While women can have those symptoms, Seibel says, they are more likely to feel profound fatigue, lightheadedness, dizziness, nausea and vomiting. They may also notice neck, jaw, back or upper abdominal pain. Women who have persistent symptoms such as those should tell their doctor as soon as possible. • Overall lifestyle matters. Regardless of whether a woman chooses to take estrogen, Seibel says, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk of heart disease. Women who smoke should quit because smokers have two to six times the risk of heart attack as non-smokers. They also should exercise
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regularly, eat a healthy diet, watch their weight and reduce stress. “The important thing,� Seibel says, “is for women to educate themselves and understand that there are proactive steps they can take to remain physically and mentally healthy and thrive beyond menopause. Time spent on you isn't lost; it's invested!� Dr. Mache Seibel, one of America’s leading experts on women’s wellness and menopause, is author of “The Estrogen Window� (www.EstrogenWindowBook.com). He has served 20 years on the Harvard Medical School faculty in the past and will soon be returning. He also appears regularly on national television, including MSNBC, Today, Inside Edition and PBS. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by stock articles.
Mohr Keet of South Africa bungee jumped when he was 96, landing himself in the Guinness Board of World Records. Yuichiro Miura of Japan climbed Mount Everest when he was 80. Not everyone in the golden years of life will attempt and accomplish such extraordinary feats, but most people can take steps to keep themselves young– at least in spirit–when they reach retirement. Unfortunately, for many people retirement planning remains fixated on finances, so when the big day arrives they’re not quite ready to segue into life’s new chapter, says Ann Vanderslice, president and CEO of Retirement Planning Strategies, which specializes in advising federal workers about their benefits. “After you’ve planned for the money, there is still anxi-
ety about retirement,â€? she says. “You don’t know what it’s like to not work and so there is that emotional part of retirement you need to manage. Sometimes people aren’t ready in any way, shape or form.â€? She says a few ways to hang onto a little youthful exuberance while aging gracefully in retirement include: • Be a lifelong learner. Making the effort to learn about new things keeps our brains young. Read something you
wouldn’t normally read. Sit in on a lecture that a college opens to the public. “Some of my clients mention they took classes in philosophy or in a foreign language,â€? Vanderslice says. “It’s proven that those who are lifelong learners have a greater sense of optimism and a lower chance of dementia.â€? • See the world – or at least some of it. There are no doubt plenty of places you haven’t See YOUNG page 19...
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Perhaps the second hardest thing is this: Once you’ve risen from a hardscrabble upbringing and gained financial success, how do you pass the traits that helped get you there – hard work, accountability, passion and discipline – on to your children? The natural inclination is to give them all the things you never had – and to shield them from the worries you experienced growing up. But that won’t help them long term. “You can’t duplicate your humble beginnings for them,” says wealth management advisor Rebecca Walser of Walser Wealth. “But you can teach your kids the skills they’ll need when they’re making their own way in the world.” Walser, a successful tax attorney and certified financial planner who specializes in working with high net worth clients, says one of her earliest memories is of being 4 years old and flipping a light switch in her home, only to have nothing happen. “That’s when I learned about money and bills, and that if you don’t pay the electric bill, the lights won’t come on,” she says. Her children – ages 9, 7 and 4 – haven’t experienced anything quite like that, but she still wants them to understand money. One way she accomplishes that is they get weekly allowances to cover their expenses, and they must budget everything for themselves. “When we set a limit, we set a limit,” Walser says. “Mom and Dad aren’t going to bail them out if they are a quarter short on a toy they want.” Here are some other tips Walser has for helping fortunate kids understand finances: • Experiment with delayed gratification. Remember See KIDS page 19...
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...KIDS from page 18 the old Stanford University “marshmallow experiments” from the 1960s and ‘70s? A child was offered a choice between one small but immediate reward (usually a marshmallow) or two rewards if he or she could wait until the tester came back after about 15 minutes. In follow-up studies, the researchers found those who could wait longer tended to have better life outcomes, as measured by SAT scores, body mass index and educational success. • Don’t keep the kids in the dark. Children often are unaware of all the unseen expenses that go into running a household. Make sure they know there’s a cost for electricity, water, cable and home maintenance. • Needs vs. wants. How often have you heard your child say, “But I need those jeans!” There’s a big difference between wanting a designer label and needing new pants. Tell your teen you’ll give her a reasonable amount of money to buy the jeans – but if she requires more for what she wants, it’s on her. It’s amazing how quickly kids change their mind about needing something when they’re paying for it. • Work it out. Your children may not need or want to work, but a job can teach a lot about having a solid work ethic, the importance of getting a good education and competition in the marketplace. Volunteering can have similar ben-
efits. Parents want to give their children every advantage, Walser says, and that’s just what you’re doing if you prepare them to better deal with real-world financial decisions. “A little tough love now will go a long way towards preventing an unwelcome sense of entitlement from your kids and keeping them out from under a cloud of debt when they’re older,” she says. Walser has the support of her husband – from humble beginnings himself – whose family routinely says “the best thing my father ever gave me was nothing.” Walser sums this all up by admitting that “finding the right balance, when you do have something to give, is the key to providing a more comfortable life for your children without quenching that inner drive that we all are born with to make something of ourselves – something that cannot just be handed to you.” Rebecca Walser is a licensed tax attorney and certified financial planner who specializes in working with high net worth individuals, families and businesses at Walser Wealth (www.walserwealth.com). She earned her juris doctor degree from the University of Florida and her masters of law degree in taxation from New York University. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by stock articles.
ventured out to, some close by and others far away. Traveling and enjoying new experiences is a great way to keep you feeling young and enthusiastic about life, Vanderslice says, whether you head to a state park just an hour’s drive away or you board a plane bound for Paris. “Part of the fun of traveling is deciding where you want to go,” Vanderslice says. “The sky should be the limit.” Don’t eliminate anything from your initial list just because of expense, she says. You might be able to find bargains, and because you’re retired you can travel any time you want, which allows you go in the off season
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Together, they confront history's timeless contradictions of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair... and what it means to live in America. Closing the landmark season is “From Here to Eternity� on stage October 4-29. The Ogunquit Playhouse is honored to be collaborating with Tim Rice on the rollout of the North American premiere of this epic new musical based on James Jones’ acclaimed novel with
lyrics by Tim Rice, book by Donald Rice and Bill Oakes, and music by Stuart Brayson. Set in Hawaii in the weeks before the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, this tale follows the story of two U.S. soldiers, the soulful Private Prewitt and ardent Sergeant Warden, as they embark on doomed and dangerous love affairs with the wrong women. For more information, visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org. or call the box office at 207-646-5511.
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R. W. Traip Academy 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
Seniors High Honors Amelia Lorrey, Sarah Montembeau, Olivia Stites, Jeffrey Wansley III.
Honors John Bono, Christopher Evancic, Molly Humiston, Sadie Humiston, Arthur Jones, Carly Patterson, Rachel Potter, Arabella Sillsby, Ryan Stuart.
Commendations Ashley Apodaca, Antoine Bloquiau, Desarae Ellis, Mackenzie Heins, Kyle Hope, Kyle Kenney, Colin McCann, Wesley Moore, Ethan Nightingale, Angelo Succi, Kelly White.
Juniors High Honors Andrew Davis, Cole Gilbert.
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Sophomores High Honors Jeremy Clifford, Isabelle Woollacott.
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YORK On a recent wintery day, the membership of the Old York Garden Club and guests were enlightened with the expert knowledge and practical tips about the cultivation and care of growing orchids by Jonathan Ebba, UNH horticulture manager of Thompson Greenhouses. Ebba explained that the orchid family is the largest with over 25,000 varieties loved by all for their ease of growing, beauty and long lasting blooms. There are beautiful hybrid plants that have been developed; the most common found in grocery stores is the moth orchid or Phalaenopsis. Ebba shared 5 tips about the care to guarantee success. As for watering, less is better. Generally a weekly through watering with luke warm water re-
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~ Obituaries & News ~ Organ Concert to Benefit Organ Restoration KENNEBUNKPORT First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport, 141 North St., established in 1730, continues to seek donations to restore its 1854 E. & G.G. Hook pipe organ. The organ has a unique place in Kennebunkport history. It was built in Boston for South Congregational Church and when that congregation replaced it in 1916 after 62 years of service, it was given to First
Church where it has remained ever since. The needed restoration is scheduled for the beginning of 2018 and the church has raised $38,000 of its $45,000 goal. To share its historic 1854 Hook Organ, First Church’s Music Director Joyce Painter Rice continues to arrange second Sunday concerts. On March 12, at 2:30 p.m.., First Church will host an informa-
tional lecture with organ historian Barbara Owen who will expound on organ building in New England and on the E. & G. G. Hook Organ Company, interspersed with period musical scores played by Rice. These two women bring enthusiasm, talent, passion and a wealth of knowledge about the history of organs and organ music Joyce Painter Rice became the music director at First
Obituaries
Raymond Carrol Bracy, 89
Frederick J. Ricker, 81
YORK – Raymond “Skeeter� Bracy, 89, a long-time resident of York, passed away on March 1, 2017 in Saint Augustine, FL. Skeeter was born on July 2, 1927 in Merrimac, MA. He served briefly in the US Navy, followed by over 30 years working at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He is survived by his brother, Ted Bracy (Cape Neddick); his sister Beverly Freeman (Franklin, NH); and his 4 children, Gary Bracy (St. Augustine, FL), Dan Bracy (Naples, FL), Patricia Brackett, and Scott Bracy (Naples, FL). Ray also leaves behind 5 grandchildren: Jennifer Spellman, Heather Baron, Charlie Brackett, Damian Bracy, and Adelaide Bracy; as well as 8 great-grandchildren, 7 nephews, 1 niece, and a number of great-nieces and nephews. His hobbies in life included golfing, travelling, and singing old songs of the ‘40s and ‘50s. An informal memorial service will be held at the end of July in York Beach, to allow for as many of his friends and family to be able to attend. Details of that service will be forthcoming.
YORK – Frederick J. Ricker, 81, went to be to the Lord on February 23, 2017 surrounded by family after a long illness. Fred was born on October 27, 1935 in Boston, MA and moved to York in 1938 where he was a life-time resident. Fred worked for New England Telephone Company and retired in 1985 after 32 years of service. He was a man of many talents and was known as the local clock man. He took what began as a hobby and love for antique clocks and turned it into a successful business. Fred also maintained the clocks at the Blaine House in Augusta. Fred gave back to the community. He was a member of the York Volunteer Fire Department for sixty years where he held a number of positions including Fire Chief. Last summer, the department honored his many years of service with a celebration attended by firefighters and local community members. Fred also served on the Board of Directors for the York Water District for 20 years and was a Cape Neddick Baptist Church Board of Trustees member. He was also
a Mason for 50 years. Fred is survived by his wife of nearly 58 years, Sandra (Gross) Ricker; his daughters, Susan Walsh and husband Ed, Acton; Rebecca Vieira and husband Ed, South Berwick; and Rachel Schroeder, York; four grandchildren; Kasandra Flagg, York; Sadie Walsh, Sanford; Kelsey Stewart, South Berwick; and Naomi Schroeder, York, as well as three greatchildren and his beloved Amy. He will be sadly missed. A memorial service will be held at the Cape Neddick Baptist Church on 34 River Road in Cape Neddick, on March 11 at 11 a.m. The family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made to Cape Neddick Baptist Church, York Village Fire Department or Emma's Angels Rescue, North Berwick. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.
Church in December 2015 She holds the Master of Sacred Music degree from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX and later studied with Yuko Hayashi, chair of the Organ Department at New England Conservatory of Music. Rice’s impressive resume includes music director at the Arlington Street Church in Boston; at St. Catherine of Genoa parish in Somerville, MA; at Trinity Episcopal Church in Haverhill, MA and interim positions in Lexington and Milton, MA. She also has been music teacher at the elementary school level. Rice is devoted to music for the organ. She is a member of the Organ Historical Society and
volunteers for American Guild of Organists. Her tireless commitment to the E. & G. G. Hook organ at First Church corroborates that devotion. Barbara Owen holds degrees in organ performance and musicology from Westminster Choir College and Boston University. She is the author of numerous articles, entries in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and books including The Organ in New England: An Account of Its Use and Manufacture; E. Power Biggs: Concert Organist; and The Organ Music of Johannes Brahms. She was Music See ORGAN page 32...
Rev. Paula Norbert, Barbara Vennell and Joyce Painter Rice continue to seek donations to restore the First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport’s Hook pipe organ. (John Nickulas photo)
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Efficiency Maine Teams Up with Local Contractors to Help Businesses Save on Energy Costs
BERWICK Efficiency Maine has just launched a Small Business Initiative to help local companies reduce lighting costs by upgrading to energy-efficient LED lighting. The Initiative is open to small businesses in the Berwick area, including North and South Berwick. The Initiative connects business owners and landlords
to local contractors for lighting assessments and upgrades. This limited-time promotion offers higher incentives than are ordinarily available through Efficiency Maine. Many LED upgrade projects have a payback of around a year. Most small businesses in the greater Berwick area are eligible for the program. Program
eligibility is determined by the rate on the business’s electric bill. “Small General Service� customers, or businesses that use less than 25 kW a month, can participate. Area small businesses can get started simply by calling Efficiency Maine at 866-376-2463 or by going online to http:// www.efficiencymaine.com/
at-work/berwicks to sign up for a free lighting assessment. A local contractor will be assigned to perform the assessment and generate a savings estimate and proposal. Past participants of the program have saved an average of $100 per month. Many participating businesses realize savings great enough to recoup project costs in one year.
“Small business owners are busy people. We launched the Small Business Initiative to make lighting upgrades as easy as possible. Switching to high-efficiency LEDs can significantly reduce lighting costs, meaning more money to invest in your business rather than on your
dedication to the pets in our care. And we love our annual visit by the UPS Flame Truck, chock full of much needed goodies for our pets. Mail-It Unlimited’s customers really went above and beyond this year. Your generous dona-
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~ Pets ~ Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Upcoming Events Sunday, March 19, 10:30 a.m. at Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine, 142 Free Street, Portland (207-828-1234).
AWS volunteers and shelter pets will visit the museum and children will have the opportunity to interact with a variety of pets. You never know who will be there – bunnies, kittens, ferrets
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Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Jingles is irresistible with his outgoing personality and good looks. This young whippersnapper is only two-years-old and is as playful and lovable as he is cute. He’s great with other kitties, too. He’s really a purrfect kitty! Jingles is also confident. Nothing phases him, so we think he’ll fit right in, if you have a cat-friendly dog. Even at nap time, he isn’t the least bit threatened by Ariel, a “roommate� who does not especially enjoy the closeness of other kitties. Jingles naps near her and gets a good sleep without a hint
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of concern. If you’re interested in adopting Jingles, please call the Safe Haven adoption center. Volunteer Our volunteer team can always use additional helping hands! Come and meet the friendly folks at the desk. There is lots to do! Cat lovers thrive here, because everything is about the cats at Safe Haven! If you love to care for them, or play with them, or brush them, this is the place for you. We have flexible shifts, fun and friendly volunteers who’ll welcome you to their teams. Bring a buddy so that you can hang out together while doing some pretty wonderful work for the animals! Donations Needed Our shelter still needs donations of canned poultry-flavor cat food, dry food (preferably
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Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Jojo, a sweet tempered lovely adult, blue and white, spayed female kitty that arrived at the rescue as a temporary foster. She was later to be abandoned into our permanent custody by a no-show care provider. Jojo will do well with other non-aggressive house cats; children and dogs are an unknown, but cats are a quick study and will adjust to reasonable conditions. Jojo's vaccinations are current and she has passed her wellness exam. She is looking for an indoor only home where she can continue her current life style and enjoy a long, healthy life. If you would like to add a sweet gentle beauty to your home, Jojo would like to make your acquaintance. She will be interviewing for a new family this Sunday at the Sanford adoption center. Catprick's Day! Look for our huge adoption event this Sunday, March 12, from 10 a.m.
Another Chance Animal Rescue 37 Market St, North Berwick 03906 251 Route 4, Sanford 04073
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Emma’s Angels NORTH BERWICK Meet Allie, a Walker Hound from North Carolina looking for a fun Maine family. Allie is spayed and up-to-date on shots. She would love to go hiking in the woods or just be a couch potato. She gets along with kids, cats and other dogs. If you would like to meet Allie, call Emma's Angels Rescue!
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~ Home & Business Services ~ TREE SERVICES
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~ News ~
Students Rock It Out at Atria
KENNEBUNK Once again, students from
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moves to the residents of Atria Kennebunk for an anticipated event called the “Sweetheart Dance.� Pianist and vocalist, Dave Ernst from Stolen Mojo band and drummer, Tommy Bailey from Sugarbox gave a fantastic performance featuring songs from then to now. Atria residents were given pinned carnations and a choco...ENERGY from page 28
...ORGAN from page 27 Director of the First Religious Society of Newburyport (1963– 2002) and Librarian of the AGO (American Guild of Organists) Organ Library at Boston University (1985–2012). She was the first president of The Organ Historical Society (OHS), guiding its mission as it “celebrates, preserves, and studies the pipe organ in America in all its history styles, through research, education, advocacy and music.� The restoration work will be done by David E. Wallace &
Co. LLC in Gorham, Maine. In January 2018, the organ will be disassembled and taken to the Wallace workshop where the meticulous restoration will be completed. For directions or more information, call 207-967-3897 or email joyceorganist@aol.com. Visit www.firstchurchkport.org, to listen to two performances on the church’s Hook organ by Music Director Rice: “Be Thou My Vision� and “Be Still My Soul.�
electric bill,� said Rick Meinking, Business Program Manager at Efficiency Maine. “We’ve seen great success in other towns through this program, and we are excited to bring the program to small businesses in the Berwick area.� To find out if you qualify, check your electric bill to see whether “Small General Service� is listed under the delivery charge section. Not a “Small General Service� customer? See efficiencymaine.com for other programs to help you save energy costs. Efficiency Maine is the independent administrator for energy efficiency programs in Maine.
late fountain fruits and desserts fondue. Atria couple Philip and Arline Sanford were crowned
King and Queen after a unanimous vote by their resident peers.
ChildLight Welcomes Brixham Montessori for “Reading Buddies� BERWICK On Monday, February 6, ChildLight Montessori School, located in Berwick, welcomed six students from Brixham Montessori Friends School’s Lower Elementary program. The Brixham Montessori Friends School students paired up with ChildLight Montessori students to serve as Reading Buddies. Three
of the visitors, Emma and Ethan Cosenza and Lila Durackovic, are ChildLight alumni. The elementary students read to their partners and then together made bookmarks incorporating shapes from the Montessori Metal Insets work. This was the second year ChildLight Montessori participated in the "Reading Buddies" visit.
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~ News ~ United Way Grants $640K to Local Organizations YORK COUNTY United Way of York County has awarded $640,000 in grants to various organizations throughout the community. A total of 37 nonprofits will receive investments this year for 63 programs addressing a variety of critical needs in the county. These investments support United Way’s strategic priority areas of Bright Beginnings, Healthy Foods, Connected Youth and Supportive Services. “These vital programs support the best start for our youngest citizens, provide healthy foods for children and seniors, engage youth in meaningful service, and
meet basic needs, all critical components of our collective efforts to build an even stronger York County,� noted United Way of York County President & CEO Barb Wentworth. New grants in the Bright Beginnings strategic area include “Count ME In,� which promotes elementary school attendance for school success, and York County Community Action Corp.’s “A Place for Us,� which provides support to strengthen families to allow them to support their young children. There are also two new grants in the Connected Youth strategic area, American Red Cross’ “Youth Volunteer
Engagement� that increases the number of youth involved in their community; and Sanford Springvale YMCA’s “Y Interact Leaders Club� that promotes youth service and philanthropy as a path to leadership and civic responsibility. Since its inception in 1986, and thanks to the support of thousands of generous individuals, businesses, and organizations throughout York County, United Way has invested more than $20 million in programs that make a difference in the lives of those they serve. FMI: www.buildcommunity.org; 207-985-3359.
Indoor Walking Trails Moved to York Middle School YORK Want to keep up with your fitness goals but have a difficult time with the weather? Did you enjoy the walking trails at the High School in years past? Come to the York Adult Education Walking Trails at York Middle School. There are two trails mapped out for walkers: York Beach - the easiest trail. This is a trail like the beach, all on one level. You have a couple of ramps to contend with, but no stairs. Everyone on this trail wears shirts and shoes. A mile is 7 laps on the orange line on our
map. Just follow the YB signs. Mt. Agamenticus - the most challenging trail. Although a version of this hike avoids parking problems, mud, and slippery surfaces, it does offer lots of elevation changes and the freshest air indoors can provide. A mile is 4 laps on the green line on our map, just follow the Mount A signs. Along the trails are 7 fitness stations, feel free to stop and get a bit more of a workout with the exercises at each station. To register, just go to www.yorkadulteducation.org or call the Adult Ed at 207-363-7922.
~ Classifieds ~ STORAGE RENTALS
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PERSONAL ASSISTANCE TRUSTWORTHY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 4) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519
ALEX B’S residential cleaning, medical & non-medical home care services, house sitting, pet sitting, and errands done weekly or one time. Same day services! Local references in York area. Free estimates. 603-275-9210
PARKING SPACE WANTED Will lease or buy one pkg. space near Ogunquit/Wells Beach. Call: 617-800-4212 or powermain@gmail.com
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WINTER RENTALS
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RENTAL WANTED RENTAL WANTED FURNISHED SEASONAL June 1st - Oct 1st, in Wells or Ogunquit, close to Moody, Rt 1. 2, 3 or 4 Bedrooms. Call Peter: 207-641-7121 or 207-646-8115
RENTAL WANTED: Long term, shared, sober living for retired gentleman with exp. in gen. repairs & protective services background. Prefer non-smoking room or small apt in quiet rural neighborhood. 603-343-7384
WINTER RENTAL - WELLS BEACH 3rd Floor, 1 BR APT, now thru mid-May. $800/month includes all utilities except heat. No pets. 207-351-6797
RENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT IN WELLS Bedrooms for rent weekly/ monthly. Kitchen, laundry, WiFi, cable, water, and utilities included. No smoking inside. Shared common areas. No pets. Two bedrooms left! $150 per week, per person. Call 207-251-1018 207.384.4008 96 Portland St. So. Berwick, ME NEED HELP RENTING OUT YOUR HOME OR APARTMENT? We offer rental placement and property management services. Call Deb Rice, Associate Broker / Rental Manager for more information! (207) 384-4008 www.century21barbarapatterson.com
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ITEMS WANTED YEARBOOKS WANTED Will buy Eliot High School & Marshwood High School Yearbooks. Any and all years. Call Richard 207-439-6246 or email 1942richard@comcast.net DONATIONS WANTED Art • Books • Collectibles Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) seeks tax deductible donations of art, books, and collectibles for its annual ABC Sale. Call ahead to schedule item drop-off at the museum: 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit. Then come to the ABC Sale: Sat. April 15, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to ďŹ nd new treasures! All sale proceeds beneďŹ t OMAA. (207) 646-4909 :$17(' 72 %8< Antiques * Silver * Gold * Coins &+5,6 /25' $17,48(6
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ITEMS FOR SALE DIGITAL PIANO FOR SALE Roland KR-570 Intelligent Digital Piano with accessories and music books in excellent condition. $1000. 207-837-1527 COUCH: Sturdy, 83�, beige/ taupe, large, comfy, reversible cushions. Use 36� x 72� seat area as spare bed. New $800. Asking $300 • 207-439-9694
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CLIFF HOUSE TEAM Cliff House is gearing up for an incredible year ahead as we finish Phase II of our extensive transformation. We are seeking team members who are thoughtful, authentic and can deliver a true Maine experience to our guests. Unique in our skills, approach and personalities, we are united by our passion to exceed guest expectations. We have many career opportunities available for both summer season as well as year-round. Please visit our website at cliffhousemaine.com for the latest job openings, or call Gail Campagna, HR Director at 207-361-6222.
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Lasagne for Charity
Chef/realtors who participated in the lasagna fundraising competition are, left to right, Marjorie Rogers, ReMax Shoreline, Nancy Ergmann, Century 21 Atlantic, Debbi Bozworth, Coldwell Residential Brokerage Portsmouth, Teri Woods, Better Homes and Gardens The Masiello Group, and Nancy Leigh, Anne Erwin Sotheby’s International Realty.
YORK What started as a casual boast of a lasagna recipe blossomed into an organized contest for charity. Linda Peters Drake of First Financial Mortgage in York, and Brian Meagher, Sales Manager at First Financial Mortgage hosted a five-chef lasagna bake-off on February 28 at their headquarters, with proceeds to benefit The York Food Pantry. Melanie Trombley of Red Door Title was a sponsor of the event. A lasagna rivalry between realtors Nancy Ergmann of Cen-
tury 21 Atlantic and Debbi Bozworth of Coldwell Residential Brokerage Portsmouth sprouted into a five person challenge. All friends and business associates, each realtor/chef prepared her favorite lasagna and judges voted on flavor, consistency and best overall. More than fifty attendees were treated to Caesar salad and lasagna served on high-top tables decorated Mardi Gras style. Michelle Surdoval, Executive Director of the York Community Service Association, spoke about the agency's new
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York Land Trust Purchases Property, Moves to New Headquarters YORK After years of searching for a permanent home, York Land Trust (YLT) purchased and moved its headquarters recently to an outstanding property on Long Neck Marsh Road in York. The timing of this transition could not have been better, as the building where the previous Route 1 office was located
was sold in September of 2017 and YLT’s lease ended last month. The property is everything YLT was looking for in a new headquarters. The building is a beautiful historic replica, capestyle house built in 2009 that sits on a three-acre parcel of land on Smelt Brook, a major tributary of the York River. The spacious house will allow YLT to evolve in the coming years and grow more fully into its mission, with space available for educational programs for the public and school children, meetings, events, and retreats. Its setting at the edge of a large, conserved meadow also opens the possibil-
location opening soon on Route One in York and the ongoing need in the community for their services. She gratefully accepted the donations raised by the lasagna contest. First Financial Mortgage is matching the donations received dollar for dollar. And the winners were: third place Nancy Ergmann, Century 21 Atlantic; second place Debbi Bozworth, Coldwell Residential Brokerage Portsmouth; first place Nancy Leigh of Anne Erwin Sotheby's International Realty. Linda Drake Peters plans to expand the contest next year and make this an annual charitable event.
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~ News ~ Central School Participate in Community Service SOUTH BERWICK The students and staff at Central School celebrated the 100th day of school by participating in a wonderful community service project. For the past
eleven years, the school has collected food and personal care items for the South Berwick Food Pantry and for End 68 Hours of Hunger (end68hoursofhunger.org). The goal is to have
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100 items from each classroom presented to these organizations on the 100th Day of school. Families elected to involve other family members or neighbors in the collection of goods. Each classroom kept track of their collection efforts on a large thermometer outside of their class-
room door. Culminating activities included individual classes creating a display of their collections in an all school assembly. The celebration included songs and the presentation of certificates to a member of the South Berwick Food Pantry and End 68 Hours of Hunger.
3rd Grade “Jumps Rope for Heart�
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KENNEBUNK The talented Downeasters Chorus serenaded Atria Kennebunk residents during a Valentine's luncheon prepared by Chef Tim Langlois. Barbershop Quartet members in-
clude left to right: Jim Curtis Baritone, Jim Simpson Bass, Walt Dowling lead and David Brown Tenor. Later, residents were given a one-hour performance by musician/guitarist, Red Gallagher!
YLT’s Smelt Brook Preserve. YLT is currently raising funds to improve the trails for public access, build a parking area and make the building handicapped accessible. Thanks to a bequest from Wendy Lynne Klodt and generous donations from many other individuals, YLT celebrated its thirtieth anniversary year in 2016 by establishing a permanent home that will advance its work and benefit the community in new and exciting ways. FMI: yorklandtrust.org.
of participating in “Jump Rope for Heart� campaign. The event raised over $4,000 for the American Heart Association!
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$
21,132
Finance for 75 months with $2,999 cash or trade due at signing.
THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
S O M E RSWO RTH
2014 HYUNDAI ELANTRA RARE FIND Blue, 13K, Auto, Alloys, Fog Lights, Leather, Bluetooth, Cruise, Htd Seats, Stk. #N17119A
$
2015 FORD ESCAPE
19,250
36 month lease with 12K with $795 cash or trade due @ signing.
CREW CAB
14,726
$
No No
434
PER MO.
OR BUY FOR
$
32,412
Finance for 75 months with $2,999 cash or trade due at signing.
0%
NEW 2017 SENTRA S
AVAILABLE
#3N1AB7HPXHY264964
17 IN STOCK
LEASE FOR
101
$
PER MO. OR BUY FOR
$ CERTIFIED
ONLY 2K MILES
Black, 2K, Auto, Alloys, Leather, Heated Seats, B/U Camera, Stk. #N16532A
#1N6AA1EJXHN526690
0% AVAILABLE
FINANCE FOR
$
SECURITY DEPOSIT PAYMENTS ‘TILL SUMMER 2017
14,283
24 month lease with 12K with $795 cash or trade due @ signing.
USED
2015 SUBARU OUTBACK Green, 47K, Auto, Alloys, Fog Lights, Tow Hitch, Bluetooth, Stk. #N17208A
9,696
2015 KIA OPTIMA
NEW 2017 TITAN SV
THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
6 SPEED
Gray, 61K, Manual, Cruise, AC, PW, PL, ABS, Stk. #N16564A
LOW MILES
Silver, 13K, Auto, Alloys, Fog Lights, Dual Exhaust, Bluetooth, Stk. #N17173A
NISSAN
PER MO.
OR BUY FOR
ALL YOU NEED IS A PEN!
2012 MAZDA 6i
#1N4AL3AP9HC184685
15 IN STOCK
LEASE FOR
$
SIGN & DRIVE
LEASE FOR
NEW 2017 ALTIMA 2.5 S
132
$
MPG
6 AIRBAGS
#5N1AT2MV6HC788883
t
Exclusive programs available only at SOMERSWORTH NISSAN
Finance for 75 months with $2,999 cash or trade due at signing.
NEW 2017 VERSA S
0%
AVAILABLE
NO PROBLEM!
$ THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!
NISSAN
CA R
SUNROOF
$
Black, 62K, Auto, PW, PL, Leather, Heated Seats, B/U Camera, Stk. #N16820A
23,912
2014 FORD FOCUS SE
$ $ 10,423 20,466 18,978 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Somersworth Nissan MON-THURS TIL 8PM $
LUXURIOUS
$
14,312
2012 JEEP WRANGLER
LEATHER
Blue, 64K, Auto, Alloys, AC, PW, PL, Fog Lights, Spoiler, Stk. #P928A
CENTER
2013 CHRYSLER 300
White, 65K, Auto, PW, PL, Step Rails, Tow Hitch, Navigation, Stk. #P805
HARD TOP
$
25,706
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.9%
NEW 2017 TUCSON SE
AVAILABLE
17
IN STOCK
FINANCE FOR
247
$
PER MO.
l Even les E
Sa
Bad Credit? No Credit?
$
19,037 0%
6
LEASE FOR
IN STOCK
64
$
PER MO. OR BUY FOR
$
10,873
36 month lease with 12K with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.
0%
NEW 2017 SANTA FE SPORT 18
IN STOCK
AVAILABLE FINANCE FOR
277
$
PER MO.
OR BUY FOR
t
0
No No
64
PER MO. OR BUY FOR
$
16,588
36 month lease with 12K with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. See bottom for details.
7
PASSENGER
ECONOMY
$
2015 INFINITI QX80 White, 24K, AWD, Leather, Navigation, DVD, Roof, Loaded, Stk. #H1112
3,715 LUXURY
PER MO.
26,897
Finance for 75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due at signing.
SECURITY DEPOSIT PAYMENTS ‘TILL SUMMER 2017
0%
AVAILABLE
NEW 2017 ELANTRA SE 13
LEASE FOR
49
$
ALL YOU NEED IS A PEN!
IN STOCK
PER MO.
OR BUY FOR
$
12,918
36 month lease with 12K with $999 cash or trade due @ signing. See bottom for details.
H Y U N DA I
2011 HYUNDAI GENESIS COUPE Red, 76K, Auto, Sport Alloys, Dual Exhaust, Stk. #H1303
$
CERTIFIED
COUPE
10,227
2015 HONDA PILOT EX-L AWD Red, 54K, AWD, Leather, Power Heated Seats Stk. #17371HTA
LOADED
USED
2012 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE Gray, 73K, 4x4, Alloys, Leather, Heated Seats Stk. #17346HA
2015 SUBARU FORESTER PREMIUM Red, 61K, AWD, Premium Cloth, Heated Seats, Stk. #17299HA
$
4x4
12,644 AWD
$ $ 19,225 55,977 27,450 Somersworth Hyundai $
IN STOCK
OR BUY FOR
Finance for 75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due at signing.
Blue, 70K, Manual, A/C, 4 Door, Stk. #17059HA
6
FINANCE FOR
$
20,969
2006 HYUNDAI ACCENT GLS
NEW 2017 SANTA FE SE AWD
362
$
$
S O M E RSWO RTH
13
IN STOCK
$
SIGN & DRIVE $
NEW 2017 SONATA SE
LEASE FOR
Exclusive programs available only at SOMERSWORTH HYUNDAI
Finance for 75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due at signing. See bottom for details.
AVAILABLE
0%
AVAILABLE
NO PROBLEM!
OR BUY FOR
NEW 2016 ACCENT SE
HYUNDAI
CA R
CENTER
2012 TOYOTA SIENNA LE Silver, 39K, Alloys, Bluetooth, Stk. #16333HA
6 PASSENGER
$
18,628
2014 TOYOTA RAV4 XLE Black, 46K, AWD, Alloys, Sunroof, Digital Display, Stk. #17366HA
ONE OWNER
$
19,763
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