Dear Sun Spots: I love your column as you’ve helped so many people. Hopefully you can help me. I live in a mobile home and have central air. We’ve had it for quite a few years and never have had it serviced.

I tried to find someone to come and service it , but I didn’t have any luck. Everyone I talked to only does it commercially, not for single homes. If you or anyone out there knows of anyone, I would appreciate it if you could let me know who to call. Thanks. – Lori, Monmouth.

Answer: Although we located a few businesses who provide this service, Sun Spots was unable to locate anyone who travels to your area. We urge anyone who can help to contact the column.

Dear Sun Spots: The International Chiropractors Assoc. has a program offering free chiropractic care to injured veterans who served in Iraq or Afghanistan.

To see the list of those chiropractors participating in the program, go to chiropractic.org. – No Name, No Town.

Dear Sun Spots: I am looking for a sickle or scythe, or push (no motor, just person powered) lawn mower in usable order. My phone number is 645-2969. – No Name, No Town.

Dear Sun Spots: Recently Channel 6 TV carried an interview with Brenda Vallee, owner of the Village Inn Restaurant.

They are in the process of renovating the old restaurant and will be open as soon as renovations are complete. I know a lot of people have been curious about this. – Faithful reader, No town.

Answer: We also spoke with Vallee in July, and she noted that a lot of demolition has been done inside, which will allow for a new look in the entryway. They are also working on the outside grounds. The community anxiously awaits their return!

Dear Sun Spots: Regarding the inquiry from D.L. about the glass nail file, I was wondering if perhaps Lily Pads may be the answer. Joni Ames is the contact name and phone number is (207) 351-2517. She doesn’t list the glass nail file, but she does have a Ruby Crystal File.

Also I was wondering if anyone knows where I can get three 55-gallon empty drums to be used to practice barrel racing and 4 foot orange safety cones for a reasonable price. I have checked on new ones, but too much money. Call 524-2006 – Deb, Leeds.

Answer: Sun Spots tried to reach Joni Ames at the submitted telephone number and found that it has been disconnected. Perhaps other readers are aware of this business and have updated information.

Dear Sun Spots: Lisbon High Class of 1968 invites the classes of 1966 and 1967 to join them in celebrations of their 40th reunion. It will be held Sept. 20 at the Senator Inn, 284 Western Ave., Augusta, ME. Invitations were mailed in early spring, but perhaps you have either lost your invitation or just been procrastinating. It’s not too late, we would love for you to join us for a wonderful evening with old friends. Deadline for reservations is Sept. 6. For more information call 353-8691. – No Name, No Town.

Dear Sun Spots: The Bethel Historical Society will host a conference on the history of the Maine Grange.

It will be held Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 and 13 in Bethel and in Harrison. It is sponsored by the Bethel Historical Society and the Maine State Grange, and offers a Grange supper, a presentation on Grange history, and some keynote remarks by a scholar on Maine’s agricultural past on Friday night. Saturday will offer a continental breakfast, three presentations on Grange history, lunch at a Grange hall followed by a sample Grange meeting and a panel discussion on Grange history.

Friday’s fee for the supper, presentations and registration is $30. Saturday’s fee for breakfast and lunch plus presentations and the registration fee is $30 or the whole conference with all presentations, meals and the registration fee is $45. To make reservations, send appropriate funds by Sept. 2 made payable to the “Bethel Historical Society” to P.O. Box 12, Bethel, ME 04217. Further information may be gained by calling (800) 824-2910 or contacting: info@bethelhistorical.org. – Stanley R. Howe, executive director, Bethel Historical Society.

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