DEAR SUN SPOTS: Thanks for all the information you share with us each day. I am hoping you can help me. I would like to get some reasonably priced voice lessons for my granddaughter. She lives in the Jay-Wilton area. Thanks for any information you can provide. — Sue via email

ANSWER: Sun Spots does not have any providers of those lessons in her Rolodex. Perhaps readers will be able to help.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: In a recent column many of the local barbershop music groups were mentioned. There is one more that did not appear. The Mollyockett Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines, International, practices in Oxford (at the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints on Skeetfield Road) at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays.

The chorus will be performing its summer show at the Sawyer Foundation in Greene on July 12, the Denmark Arts Center on July 13 and (probably) at the Danville Grange on July 20.

We welcome new members and only require a love of a capella singing! Call me for more information. — Jan Ward, ward9376@roadrunner.com, 743-5270

DEAR SUN SPOTS: A suggestion to the reader who has a disabled son (May 15) would be to get a Roku, we got ours for $59. It opens the door to Netflix with tons and tons of movies for only $7.99 a month; the first month is free. You can also get Crackle that has no monthly fees but less choices than Netflix.

We got ours for Christmas and so enjoy the variety of movies. After the free month we were hooked — documentaries, sitcoms old and new movies on every possible topic. It is the best deal around. Hope this helps. — No Name, Lewiston

ANSWER: Sun Spots is a huge admirer of Netflix. But you do need an Internet connection to receive it, and Sun Spots wasn’t sure if that was an option in this case. 

Meanwhile, two kind readers have offered a DVD player: Jackieray Mays, 215-2192, and Ann Oullette from Auburn, 784-3389. Thank you for your generosity.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: In response to the May 13 letter requesting training on the Kindle Fire, this person may want to contact the Lewiston library. They had a few Saturday morning sessions over the last six to seven months for library patrons looking for help with their e-readers. It’s possible there might be some more sessions in the near future. — dbernier@midmaine.com

DEAR SUN SPOTS: The Auburn Public Library has Thursdays with Techies offering free training with folks from Best Buy, for various new devices. Give them a call at 333-6640, ext. 4, to get signed up. — Bill via email

DEAR SUN SPOTS: In reference to the operation of a Kindle Fire, there is a user’s manual in the “Docs” tab at the top of the Kindle. It is very helpful. — Doris, Poland

DEAR SUN SPOTS: In regard to the May 11 Sun Spots this morning about optometrists who take Care Credit, Maine Optometry in Lewiston, Lisbon Falls, Brunswick, Standish, Gorham, Yarmouth and Freeport also takes care credit.

We also offer an in-house insurance that will provide our patients who do not have vision insurance a discount on an exam and glasses. Please make mention of this, as it may help your readers receive the eye health care they deserve. Thank you. — Vickie Gould, office manager

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Mountain View Eye Care accepts Care Credit at both of its locations: 56 Franklin St. in Rumford, 364-4491, and 140 Main St. in Bethel, 824-2227. Thank you. — Kathy McKenna, rmckenna89622@roadrunner.com

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