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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FUTURE EDUCATORS: The York
County Retired Educators Assoc. is offering 2 high
school & 1 community college scholarship for students
entering into an education major. Graduating students
enrolling in a college program that should conclude
with a degree in education need apply for one of the
$1,500. grants to defray 2nd semester freshman year
expenses. All requirements are outlined at each York
County secondary school guidance department. Send
the necessary details of your academics & community
service to the chair of the scholarship committee
as designated in the scholarship info packet. Final
deadline for is April 22.
BONNY EAGLE HIGH SCHOOL: 1962-1965 reunion
committee is looking for current addresses for the
following people. 1962 Richard Metcalf, Curtis
Weeman, Cheryl White. 1963 Robert Chisholm, Janice
Harmon, Clyde Park, Shirley Roberts, Susan Thompson,
Kerry Wilson. 1964 Steven Hayden, Robert Strickland,
Judy Watson Potter, David Cobb, Audrey Paine. 1965
Robert Barrows, Sarah Bradway, Frances Chase, Steven
Field, Timothy Hamilton, Nancy Palmer, Ed Watson,
Robert Wiley, Willard Ward. If you have an address
please contact Pat Stack 207-642-2954. stesta70@
roadrunner.com
PINE TREE STATE COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOC: 14th
Annual Competition & Talent Search, sign up now.
Bands, vocalists, instrumentalists, duets, gospel,
bluegrass, entertainers & more. Adult, child & senior
categories. Sunday April 14th at The Silver Spur, 272
Lewiston St., Mechanic Falls. FMI or for entry forms
490-1232. Public welcome to come watch for $5/
donation. www.ptscountrymusicassoc.org
FREE ORAL CANCER SCREENING: April 20, 9am-
12pm, Portland Community Free Clinic, 103 India St.,
Portland. People who are uninsured, underinsured, or
have not seen a dentist in the past year will be given
priority. Spaces are limited. To schedule an appointment
please call 1-877-831-2129.
OSSIPEE VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY: 2nd Annual
Take-a-Chance Auction April 12, at Sacopee Valley
Middle School, Hiram. 4 pm-6:30 pm. Doors Open
for Viewing. Hundreds of Items. 6:30pm Auction. No
wrinkled or bent tickets accepted. Refreshments avail.
for purchase. FMI call 892-7904.
4TH ANNUAL AKC: Southern Maine Coastal Classic
Dog Shows May 16-19, at Wassamki Springs Campground,
Scarborough. 8am - 4pm each day. Rain or
shine, $4 per carload. FMI call 324-5400 or www.yorkcountykennelclub.org.
TO THE SENIOR CITIZENS OF MSAD 6: Buxton, Hollis,
Limington, Standish & Frye Island. Senior Citizen’s
Annual Appreciation Night & Dinner. Thursday May 23
from 5-7pm at Bonny Eagle High School. RSVP to Deb
Tarbox at the Superintendent’s Office by May 15th at
929-3831 or 642-2480.
AWS
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADOPTING: Please contact
The Animal Welfare Society at 985-3244 or visit us
online at www.animalwelfaresociety.org
ALFRED
ATTENTION POTENTIAL VOLUNTEERS: Here’s your
chance to “give back.” York County Shelter Programs,
Shaker Hill, Alfred, needs volunteer drivers to transport
residents to afternoon appointments. Volunteers will
drive a shelter van & must have a driving license in
good standing. Interested persons should contact Joan
Sylvester, 324-1137 ex 105, or e-mail joans@ycspi.org
THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONATION: From the
Helms family of Alfred, the library has purchased two
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite e-readers. The devices will
be loaded with popular titles and will circulate for two
weeks to established library patrons. Call or visit the
library FMI 324-2001.
SHAKER HILL APPLE FESTIVAL: Alfred, is “Calling all
Artisans and Crafters.” York County Shelter Programs is
sponsoring the 4th Annual Juried Artisan and Craft Fair
at the Shaker Hill Apple Festival. Sept 14 & 15, 10-4,
rain or shine. FMI and application contact mwilson@
creativemw.com or Joan at 324-1137.
SHAKER VALLEY SQUARES LAST DANCE: April 19th
will be the last night that Shaker Valley Squares will
hold lessons and dance at Alfred Town Hall. Skip &
Betty Ann Brown, have been there for 29 years. There
were other instructors before the Browns for maybe as
long as 10 years. Shaker Valley Squares invites all who
have danced at Alfred Town Hall to a social time and
sandwich buffet dinner April 19th beginning at 5pm.
Skip & Betty Ann will want to greet all the square and
round dance friends they have made over the years
and dancers will have plenty of sandwich materials on
hand for all of you. If you wish to contribute to the occasion
bring a salad or dessert to share. At 7pm there
will be alternating square and round dance tips until
9pm. Please come and say good bye to Skip and
Betty Ann and reminisce about all the fun times such
as dancing in the pool at the Currie’s, hosting dances at
Alfred Elementary School & much more. FMI contact
Betty Morrison at 207-324-7650.
6TH ANNUAL 5K RUN/2 MILE WALK MOTHER’S
BEACH: Sat., May 18, 9am start, 8am registration. Participants
are asked to raise pledge money. Free t-shirt
for first 200 registrants, shelter logo medal awarded to
first three places in all Run Categories, and for all $100
or more pledge earners. See www.yorkcountyshelterprograms.org
for Link to Active.com preregister on
line, or download a copy Hard copies available Notre
Dame Bakery, Shaker Hill Rd, Alfred FMI Call 324-1137
ex 105, or e-mail joans@ycspi.org
BUXTON/HOLLIS
BONNY EAGLE 2013 LEGO ROBOTICS: Summer day
camp. Programs for 6-12 year old girls & boys. Bonny
Eagle Middle School, 92 Sokokis Trail, Buxton. FMI call
Ilse Burns at 929-3833 or 929-4437 or email iburns@
bonnyeagle.org or go to https://sites.google.com/a/
bonnyeagle.org/gates/lego-learning
HOLLIS COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET: Summer
hours, April 1 - Oct. 1. Tues. 9-11, Wed. 2-4, Thurs.
9-11 (July, Aug.), Fri. 5-7. 2nd & 4th Sat. 1-3. 1st &
3rd Sun. 1-3. If no school, we will not be open. Closed
all Holidays. FMI call 727-4015, 727-3479, 651-3592
or 727-3742.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Is located
1.5 miles south of the Seacoast Trolley Museum
where Log Cabin Rd. becomes North St., next to
Arundel Cemetery, and near Wink’s Store and the
Kennebunkport Historical Society. For directions or
FMI, call the church at (207) 967-3897 or check the
website, www.firstchurchkennebunkport.com or our
Facebook page.
ANNUAL PLANT SALE: Buxton Tory Hill Church on Sat.,
May 11th from 9-1. Corner of Rt. 112 & 202. Annuals,
perennials and food table. Perfect gift for Mothers Day.
LIMERICK
AL-ANON WELCOMES ANYONE: Affected by someone
else’s drinking. Serenity in Limerick AFG, newcomers
meeting Fridays from 7-8pm at St. Matthews Catholic
Church, 19 Dora Lane (opposite Plummers hardware,
Limerick. Drive to the back of the church.
“ANATOMY OF AN OLD CHIMNEY”: Find out what
Richard Irons knows about old chimneys & fireplaces.
Join us at the Philpot House & challenge his expertise
with your questions. Sunday, April 14th at 2pm. Hosted
by Eleanor Watson at her house, Route 5, Limerick.
Refreshments following. FMI 207-793-8336.
LYMAN
STORY TIME FOR CHILDREN AGES 0 - 6: Takes place
on Wednesdays at 10am at Community Library, 10
John St., Lyman, the public library in the village of
Goodwin’s Mills. FMI call 207-499-7114.
THE LYMAN REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE: Will hold its
monthly meeting on Sat., April, 13th at 10am at the
Community Library in Goodwins Mills. This meeting is
open to all Registered and Undeclared Lyman voters.
We need your input-there’s much to be done. Hope to
see you there.
MSAD#6
MSAD 6 KINDERGARTEN SCREENING: Dates For
2013. Buxton Center Elementary School, Fri. April 26
at Edna Libby School, Standish. Fri. May 3, at Hb Emery
Jr Memorial School, Limington. Fri. May 10 at Hollis
School. Fri. May 10, District Screening # 1 @ Buxton
Center Elementary School May 31, District Screening #
2 @ Buxton Center Elementary School August 15.
NEWFIELD
NEWFIELD: Tea time at the Newfield Library is held Wed.
at 3pm with a variety of teas avail. All are welcome to
“have a cup and catch up.” The library is located in the
municipal offices on Water St. (Route 11).
SANFORD/SPRINGVALE
GOD’S HOUSE ON THE HILL: The Sanford-Springvale
Foursquare Church, meets each Sunday, @10am, in the
Springvale Commons, 481 Main St, Springvale. Join us
for services and on Wednesday evenings at 7pm for Bible
Study. FMI call Pastor Peter French @ 207-409-1370.
PFLAG YORK COUNTY: Will be meeting on April 10,
at 7 PM at Sanford’s Unitarian Universalist Church.
PFLAG is an educational, supportive community of
friends and family who care about gay, lesbian, bisexual
and transgender persons. We are committed to
social justice for all people and we invite you to join
us as we learn from a member of the transgender community
in Maine.
KIDS CLEAN WATER 5K AND NEIGHBORHOOD
WALK: 1st 100 participants registered get a free race
t-shirt and goody bag. April 27th, 8am check in &
register, 8:50 kids fun run, 9am race start. Register
at www.curtislake.org Creating a world where every
child has healthy food to eat, safe place to sleep and
clean water to drink. Benefits Splash and York County
Shelter Programs.
MOM AND ME PROGRAM: The free family film that is
playing at Smitty’s Cinema in Sanford. Wed. , April 10,
we’ll be showing “Cinderella”; Wed., April 24, we’ll be
showing “Curious George 2”. The show starts at 11:30
and the doors open at 11:00. Also during April Vacation
we will be playing these free movies. Monday
Ice Age, Tuesday Bolt, Wednesday How to Train Your
Dragon, Thursday Monsters vs Aliens, Friday Cloudy
with a Chance of Meatballs. Not sure of the times yet.
FREE SKIN CANCER SCREENINGS: For Greater Sanford
area residents at Cancer Care Center of York County in
Sanford on May 23rd.
SPRING FLING DANCE AT: Nasson Community Center,
457R Main St., Springvale. is scheduling its next
adult dance on Sat., April 13. Featuring the music of
the popular DJ Dick Fredette and his Moonlight Music,
with 3 hours of steady dancing from 8-11pm. Dick will
feature music from the 50s-80s. Enjoy dancing on the
smooth wooden fl oor of the gym with other couples
and singles. Dress is casual, and there will be a cash
bar, 50-50 raffl e, and free popcorn supplied by the
Sanford Lions. The admission price is $10/person. The
gym is at the rear of the Community Center and is easily
reached either from Main Street beside the Public
Library or from Bradeen St. The dance is a fund-raiser
for the NCC. Celebrate Spring dancing at NCC.
5K RUN FOR 2013 PROJECT GRADUATION: Runners
and helpers wanted. May 18 at 8:30am at Sanford
High School. Register at coolrunning.com 1st annal 5k
walk/run to benefit 2013 SHS project graduation. All
ages event.
SMGC MEETS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR: At the
Springvale Library on the 3rd Weds/every month beginning
at 6:45pm (unless otherwise noted). The public
is invited to attend to sample our meetings to see if
you would like to join us. The next meeting will be on
Wed., April 17th, and the presenter will be Booker Nevus
from Wentworth Gardens in Rollinsford, NH; and
the topic will be on “Plants for Ponds and Pools”. FMI
call in ME – Sheryl Rothstein at 207-490-7147 or in NH
– Donna Claveau at 603-332-4860.
WATERBORO
GARDENING 101 & MODERN DAY HERBALISM: Wed.
April 17th at 6, in the community Garden (weather
permitting) and the Old Waterboro Town Hall. 6-7 Jordan
Pike owner of Two Toads Farm in Lebanon, CSA
(Community Supported Agriculture) www.twotoadfarm.com,
will join us for a special workshop about
gardening basics, tools and how to use them. 7 Deb
Mercier, owner of Greenwood Herbals and Herbalist,
Master Gardener and a Reiki Practitioner http://greenwoodherbals.com,
will come speak to our group about
modern day herbalism and the historic and traditional
uses of herbs.
SUPPERS
SPAGHETTI SUPPER BENEFIT FOR: Darryl Gerry on
April 20th from 4-6pm at Alfred Parish Church,
Alfred. Spaghetti, salad, bread, desserts, coffee,
punch. Adults/$7., 10 & under/$4. There will be a
silent auction, 50/50 raffl e and bracelets on sale for $5.
Volunteers, donations (food, money, gift cards), silent
auction items are very much wanted and appreciated.
FMI call Susie 207-608-7886 or Denise 207-608-1518.
HADDOCK DINNER: Last Sat/mo. at 5pm at Living
Water Christian Church, 197 Parker Farm Rd. Buxton.
Haddock, baked beans, spaghetti, chop suey, potato,
salad, bread & more. Adults/$8., children/$4. Come
early, food goes fast. FMI call 727-4444.
ROAST BEEF SUPPER: April 20 from 4:30-6:30pm at St.
Philips Church Hall on Rt. 35 in Lyman. Handicapped
accessible. Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy,
vegetables, rolls, beverages, desserts. $8/person,
$4/children 12-7, 6 and under. Benefits Knights of
Columbus Council 7078 Scholarship Fund.
SOUPER SUPPER AT PARSONSFIELD SEMINARY: Friday,
April 12, from 6:30-8pm. Come join us for our
3rd annual down home evening of “comfort food” and
music by Puckerbrush. Serving Hearty Ham and bean,
Chili, Southwestern Chicken, Corn chowder (vegetarian),
salad, biscuits, rolls, cornbread, dessert and
drinks. $8. - $4. (l0 and under). At Par Sem - 504 North
Rd, Rt. l60, North Parsonsfield. Hosted by Friends of
Par Sem /Benefit restoration fund. FMI call 603-539-
5233 or 207-793-8519.
CROSSROADS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: In Sanford,
will be having a bean supper on Sat., April 27th
from 4:30-6pm.The menu will be choices of homemade
beans, cole slaw, American chop suey, mac &cheese,
hot dogs ham, rolls and brown bread, dessert & beverages.
Eat in or take out, it’s up to you! The church is
located at the corner of Route 202 and Grammar Road
in Sanford Maine. There is plenty of parking and we
are handicap accessible. $7/adults, $3/children 5-12,
children under 5 eat free! Good food, good fellowship!
BEAN SUPPER: Sat. April13th, Buxton Center Baptist
Church, Rt 22, 4:30-6pm. Two Kinds of beans, Red hotdogs,
Chop Suey, ColeSlaw, Homemade Biscuits, Dessert
& Beverage. Adults/$7., Kids/$3. FMI call 727-3447.
SPAGHETTI SUPPER: Alfred Parish Church, Fri., April
12 from 5-6:30pm. $7/Adult, $5/children 12& under.
$25. cap for families. Includes bev & dessert. Call 459-
5073 to reserve a ticket.
BEAN SUPPER: First Saturday of the month from Feb.
- Nov. 4:30-6pm at Waterboro Central Fire station.
Serving 2 kinds of beans, hot dogs, ham, chop suey,
cole slaw, rolls, dessert, drinks. Adults/$7., kids/$5.,
under 5 free.