Plant pinwheels

AUBURN – Lake Street School will celebrate International World Peace Day on Wednesday, Sept. 21.

More than 1.200 communities around the world will participate in the Pinwheels for Peace Project. Lake Street School was one of four areas in Maine to register for the project.

The students and staff of Lake Street School, with the support of the PTO, will plant Pinwheels for Peace at 10:45 a.m. around the outdoor flagpole.

The pinwheels, a symbol of childhood, were decorated by the children and teachers and have expressed their personal thoughts of peace, tolerance and harmony.

The students will place their pinwheels in the ground around the flagpole by grade and the school community will sing songs related to living in community. Some teachers will use the opportunity to discuss the Constitution in their classroom.

For more information regarding the Pinwheels for Peace Project, see www.pinwheelsforpeace.com.

Grange session

AUBURN – Members of Danville Junction Grange 65 will meet on Thursday, Sept. 22, for installation of officers. The 7 p.m. meeting will be preceded by a 6 o’clock supper. The officers for the coming year will be installed by State Master Steven Verrill and his team. All members and guests are invited.

Meeting set

LEWISTON – The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association will meet at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the Ramada Inn. A social hour will be followed by luncheon at noon and a business meeting. New members are welcome.

The association is for active and retired employees, spouses, surviving spouses and former spouses who are legally eligible for a federal or survivor annuity. Those interested should contact Sue Stetson, 784-9438, Mike Bohunicky, 353-2588, or Doris Hamel, 782-6139.

Plans for the meeting were held at the home of Vi Dumais. Attending were Sue Stetson, Mike and Flo Bohunicky and Doris Hamel.

Turns 90

AUBURN – Gordon Windle turned 90 on Aug. 25. His three children, Marlene Parent, Carol Ellis and Mark Windle, held a party for him at the home of Mark and Nancy Windle. Attending were Scott, Kim, Caleb and Corinne Laberge; Tracy, Jake and Bradon Dareo; Ken, Cynthia, Rachel and Faith Herren; Ted Ellis; and Shawn and Elijah Windle.