Dear Sun Spots: Thank you for your wonderful column and all the help.

I was wondering if you could find out the name of the background music
in the commercial for the depression medicine named Pristiq that plays on WCSH Channel 6. Who plays it and is there a CD of it? They have a
1-800-PRISTIQ number on the ad. Thank you so much. — J.F., Dixfield.

Answer: According to a representative from Wyeth Corporate Public Relations, the company that manufactures Pristiq, the music was developed by their ad agency specifically for the commercial on Pristiq. They said that it is not commercially available.

Dear Sun Spots: On Aug. 15, we had a benefit supper for a young man
with cancer. I wanted to say thank you to so many for coming and
helping out even though it was an incredibly hot evening. So many
people came and gave beyond our expectations. I wish I could thank you
all personally. Thanks to Pastor Rich at the United Methodist Church
and to all the thoughtful, generous people, we raised $1,820 to help him
out. Thank you all so much! — Linda Hayes, No Town.

Dear Sun Spots: I want to thank the person who found my earring in
the lobby at the Rumford Post Office and turned it in to the clerk.
Thanks again. — D.G., Massachusetts.

Dear Sun Spots: Thank you for submitting our announcement last month. Many people mentioned they saw the Sun Spots post! We’d like your help
again in announcing our final potluck supper of the summer on
Saturday, Aug. 29, from 5 to 6 p.m. at Oxford Congregational
Church, 252 King St. in Oxford.

The menu features roast turkey, baked
ham, meatballs, hot casseroles, baked beans, pasta, veggies and much
more! For dessert enjoy delectable fruit, cream or custard pies. Cost
is $7 for adults; $4 for children ages 5 to 12 and under 4 is free.
The facility is handicapped accessible. — Oxford Women’s Guild. 

Dear Sun Spots: I am looking for people in the Rumford, Mexico
and Dixfield area who work on computers with problems, upgrading, etc.
I would appreciate help in finding them, as there are no listings in
the yellow pages. Thank you. — Carol, Rumford.  

Answer: In addition to responses from readers, contact Computer
Solutions of Maine in Bethel at 824-7351? to see if they can assist you
with your computer needs. We spoke with owner Jim Bennett who said they would be happy to talk with you about your computer and, depending on the issue, they can make a house call or you can bring your computer to their home office at 89 Hide-a-way Lane.

They offer a variety of services, including Web hosting, networking, troubleshooting and PC training, to name a few. Visit www.computersolutionsofmaine.com for more information.

Dear Sun Spots: Do you know of anyone who transfers old 78 records
(homemade) onto CDs? Also, does anyone restore old ornate frames?
Thank you for a great column. — Deidre, No Town. 

Answer: Sun Spots isn’t aware of anyone who can assist with your request. Perhaps someone who can will contact the column.

Dear Sun Spots: Many thanks for all your help. We are hoping your column can help us with this new request.

The
High St. Congregational Church, Auburn, has approximately 100 chairs to
give to any group or organization that might be in need. These chairs
are in sturdy and stable condition, but the padded seat cushions are in
need of repair. Free for the taking.

For further information, please call Norma at 783-0416. If no answer
please leave name, message and phone number. Thank you. — Norma,
Lewiston.

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