Y open house
AUBURN — The Auburn-Lewiston YMCA is holding an open house this week, through May 22. A free two-week trial membership (family or individual) is being offered. See what the Y has to offer and experience the wide variety of programs, services and equipment to help build a strong spirit, mind and body. Staff are available for orientations and to help participants reach their personal goals. For more information, visit www.alymca.org then visit the Auburn-Lewiston YMCA at 62 Turner St. or call 795 4095.
Silver Tea
AUGUSTA — People supporting addiction recovery across the state will gather in Augusta from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, May 19, to celebrate women’s recovery at the Women’s Addiction Services Council’s annual Silver Tea at the Hall of Flags and the Blaine House.
Each year, the Silver Tea offers women in recovery, their families and friends, and service providers, an opportunity to hold their recovery up as a great accomplishment, enjoy the camaraderie of other women in recovery, and celebrate the time and work they have invested in changing their lives, and becoming active participants in their communities.
One of the women celebrated at the tea will receive the Women in Recovery Leadership Award. The name of this year’s recipient will be announced at the tea.
Legion meeting
LEWISTON — American Legion Post 22 will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 19, at the Multi-Purpose Center, 145 Birch St., for its installation and awarding of scholarships.
All legion officers and Unit 22 Auxiliary officers should be appropriately dressed to be installed. All others should be dressed accordingly with their caps.
There will be a 50/50 drawing and a raffle for prizes. All attending should have paid-up membership cards.
For more information, call Commander Albert Landry at 782-1970 or Adjutant Jerry DerBoghosian at 782-5700 or 353-7435.
Car seats
LEWISTON — A car seat inspection station will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Thursday, May 19, at United Ambulance Service, 338 East Ave. No registration is required. Hosted by Central Maine Medical Center, United Ambulance Service and St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center. For more information, call June Turcotte, car seat technician, at 795-2695 or visit www.buckleupmaine.org.
Eastern Star
LISBON FALLS — Pioneer Chapter No. 11 Lisbon Falls, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 19, at the Ancient York Masonic Hall on Route 196. The group will be observing landmarks and obligation.
Refreshments will follow the meeting. All members of the order are invited.
Dog racing
POLAND — Heather Brannen of Poland is the silver winner in the International Sled Dog Racing Association adult skijoring 2-dog speed class of international competitions. Heather is a member of the Down East Sled Dog Club and is sponsored by Nooksack Racing Supply and Seadog Brew Pub.
Labbe scholarship
BRUNSWICK — Applications are now available for the Ray Labbe Brunswick Area annual scholarships. This year six, each in the amount of $1000, will be awarded to graduating high school seniors who seek to further their education in any field at a two- or four-year college or university. Eligible students are those who are graduating from Brunswick, Topsham, Bath, Maine Region 10 Technical High School and Bath Regional Voc School.
This scholarship is in memory of Brunswick resident Ray Labbe who was Past President of the Brunswick Kiwanis Club and Past President of AGC of Maine. He was also a principal owner of Ray Labbe and Sons, Brunswick.
Applications must be postmarked no later than June 1 and mailed to Patty Labbe, 8 Edgefield Lane, Brunswick, ME 04011. Applications are available at the guidance offices located at each high school.
Duplicate bridge
LEWISTON — The Lewiston-Auburn Duplicate Bridge Club met on May 10 at the Multi-Purpose Center. Winners in Flight A were: 1st, David Lock and Patricia Garcia; 2nd, Anna Vitiello and Lucille Theriault; 3rd, Janet Arey and Linda Leotsakos; 4th, Mike Quinn and Luke Merry. Flight B & C winners were: 1st, Susan Kaluynski and Donna Bartlett; 2nd, Lucille Bilodeau and Alberta Turner. A game is played at 9 a.m. each Tuesday.
The club also met on May 11 at Schooner Estates in Auburn.. Winners were: 1st, Kathleen Burden and Mary Ann Trafton; 2nd, Claire Lyons and Anna Vitiello; 3rd, Patricia Garcia and David Lock. Anothr game will be played at 6:30P p.m. Wednesday, May 18, at Schooner Estates.
A partner is guaranteed at all local games. For further information, call Lucille Theriault at 783-0431.
Plant sale
BOWDOINHAM — The 38th annual Bowdoinham Public Library plant sale will be held from 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at the town hall located on School Street. Included in the sale are locally grown perennials, trees, shrubs, annuals and vegetable seedlings. The sale is recognized by the Maine State Legislature as the longest running plant sale in the state of Maine.
Yard sale
HEBRON — A yard sale to benefit the Hebron Historical Society will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 21, across from the post office.
CCM potluck
LEWISTON — The Lewiston/Auburn chapter of Connected Catholics of Maine will host a spring social potluck at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at the Catholic Center, 16 Ste. Croix St. Connected Catholics is a group of single, widowed, separated and divorced Catholic men and women ages 35 and up that provides a social and spiritual network of activities that offer companionship for singles. For more info, visit www.connectedcatholicsofmaine.org or call 619-1539.
Yard, craft sale
NEW GLOUCESTER — Sabbathday Lake Grange will hold an indoor yard sale and craft fair from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 21. There will be a wide variety of crafts, cutlery, attic treasures, cooked foods and treats, plants and more. There will also be a light lunch available consisting of baked beans, hot dogs, chili and sandwiches. Chicken pies will also be available for $8 or $7.50 for two or more.
Tables are still available for rent; the cost is $10 for a six-foot table. Contact Steven at Granger04071@aol.com or call Norma at 998-2586. Please reserve space by Thursday, May 19.
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