Weary Club
NORWAY — The Weary Club, 385 Main St., is having a Weary Club Member Coffee on Saturday, May 21, from 8 to 10 a.m. For more information, contact Mindy Butler at 713 256-6140.
WP alumni
WEST PARIS — The West Paris Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet, June 4, at the Ring McKeen Post #151 Legion Hall on Church Street at 5 p.m. The event will include social time, a turkey dinner catered by the Legion and brief business meeting. Any alumni wishing to attend who did not receive an invitation should contact Shirley Boyce at 743-7887 as soon as possible.
Alumni members are graduates of West Paris High School through 1966 and graduates of Oxford Hills High School/Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School that resided in West Paris at their time of graduation from 1967 to present. This year we will honor the classes of 1970, 1971 and 1972.
Meals must be reserved and paid for in advance.
Hebron historical
HEBRON — Jessie Yancy recently briefed the town’s historical society and public on the planting, growing and harvesting of lavender on her Hebron farm. She explained how the distillation process of the cut plants resulted in various sellable products from the concentrated “essential oil” to more diluted “hydrosol” forms for spray applications. She also packages dry lavender for sale in jars.
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