‘Essentials of College Planning’
RUMFORD — The Maine Educational Opportunity Center will host a free workshop, “Essentials of College Planning,” for adults 19 and older at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 17, at University College Rumford/Mexico, 60 Lowell St.
FMI, register: 1-800-281-3703, meoc.maine.edu.
Pine Tree Quilters Guild meeting
NORWAY — The Pine Needles chapter of the statewide Pine Tree Quilters Guild meets from 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays in the community room of the Norway Town Office, year around.
Both hand and machine quilters are welcome.
There is a schedule of optional activities such as occasional road trips, group projects and monthly trips out for lunch.
FMI: 207-595-5049.
Bridge club lists results
OXFORD — Oxford Hills Duplicate Bridge Club winners on June 16 were, first in Flight A N/S, Paul Kahl and Nick K.; second in A and first in B, Cynthia and Bill Clifford Jr.; third in A, Rosemarie Goodwin and Luke Merry; fourth in A, Nancy Lindgren and Pete Cummings; second in B and first in C, Cindy and Bob Kirchherr; third in B, Ellie and Lindy Wigton; and, second in C, Linda Smith and Jack Neal.
Finishing first in flight A, B and C E/W were Diana and Frank Ferland; second in A, Barbara Newcomb and Nancy Farmer; third in A, Mish Tomic and Richard Balian; fourth in A, Neanie Kivus and Mike Quinn; second in B and C, Georgette Jewell and Martha Cunningham; third in B and C were Denny Raymond and Jim Dickens; and, fourth in B, Claire Lyons and Jim Krainin.
Games are played at 9:15 a.m. on Fridays in the the Oxford Recreation building. All bridge players are welcome, and a partner is guarenteed.
FMI: 207-754-9153, [email protected].
Bethel Seniors to meet
WOODSTOCK — The Bethel Senior Citizens Club will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 12, at the Crosstone Restaurant.
The menu is chicken or fish and costs $10. Reservations must be made before Saturday, July 1.
FMI, RSVP: 207-824-2877.

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