Lost and Found, For Sale, For Free & Things Wanted

• A dock has been hauled to shore at Richer's. Owner can pick it up any time. Call Richer's at 563-3083.



• Another dock is at Homer Fitts's, under his deck. This one has legs, according to Homer. Call Homer at 563-2586.
  Posted 05/04/2008

• New NEVER BEEN OUT OF THE BOX... inflatable pontoon boat with accessories of fins, and pump. over a $600 value... To be used to fish in shallow waters. Green in color. Ready to go... BRAND NEW don't miss out on any summer fishing fun... The Trout Unlimited® Colorado pontoon boat provides a sturdy design for you to fish from with heavy-duty, 9-ft pontoons and a powder-coated steel tub frame. It holds your gear with 20 pockets and an adjustable rod holder and the unique dual-side stripping apron with a fish ruler allows easy entry and exit without unclipping. Adjustable foot rests and a 3-position seat help to keep you comfortable on the water.
  Features:
  · 20 pockets and 2 insulated drink holders
  · Dual-side stripping apron with fish ruler allows entry and exit without unclipping
  · Motor mount
  · Wire rear storage and battery platform
  · Rod holder can be mounted in 6 different positions
  · Integrated anchor system with fillable mesh bag, cord and pulley can be mounted from either side or back
  · Detachable foam fly patch
  · Padded plastic seat
  · Adjustable foot rests and 3-position seat
  · 3 oar-lock positions and built-in rest
  · Rides high
  · Combination fill/quick deflation valves
  · Dual-compartment pontoon safety bladders
  · Inflation regulator prevents over filling
  · Tow rings
  · Non-slip foot rests
  · Heavy-duty pontoons with abrasion-resistant PVC bottoms and tough nylon tops
  · Powder-coated steel tube frame
  · Brass oar locks
  · 7-ft, 2-piece aluminum oars
  · Cold and heat-resistant bladders
  · 9-ft pontoons
  · 400-lb capacity
  · River Rating: class 1
  · Assembled Weight: 69 lbs
  · Assembled Size: L 108 in; W 56 in; H 29 in
  
  Contact info: Ray Richer, 802-563-3083 (Sandy Beach Road)
  Posted 05/04/2008

• Jeff Downs, owner of Joe's Pond Country Store, is looking for help to work at the store. Anyone looking for work this summer should get in touch with Jeff at 563-2428, or at JP Country Store, 684-3630. I'm sure experience in food service and/or retail sales would be helpful, but I expect a few days on the job and the right person will do just fine. Gotta like people, though, and be able to multi-task! It's a busy place with folks gathering for breakfast in the morning and the tourists passing through. If you want a job or know someone who may want to work this summer, give Jeff a call. Posted 05/04/2008

• I have a dock support system for sale. It has 2 inch steel pipe dock supports with mud plates (5 prs). And 10 steel “L” shaped dock supports. Legs are fully height adjustable. I am asking $200.00 for all of it. Brad Towne, 802-684-1009, email Brad TownePosted 05/04/2008

• We received the following from Bryce Montgomery: "Shari Laprade called, and she is the owner of the life jackets. We delivered them tonight. Guess we must be a Magnet!!! Found a package of 4 jackets out by the Sunken Island. Nice jackets which I would like but somebody really misses them. All in the same package. What a loss. Please post it. Our Phone is 563-3296. Thanks alot. P.S. Your blog is great.. Thanks for all your news. Thanks for your dedication!!!!! Bryce" Note: Bryce previously reported finding some floating life jackets. Posted 06/27/2007

• If you are separating your perennials this spring, don't toss them away. Sue Quatrini, 168 Barre Avenue, is looking for flowers for camp. She can be reached at her office, 748-9543 during the day, or email her at susanq@sover.net

Are any of these things yours? All have been abandoned at the JPA pavilion this summer. If you recognize any item, contact Tom Dente, 684-3615 or email tcdente@earthlink.net, or pick them up at the end-of-year meeting on August 26.