Lithuanian Heritage Club to meet

RUMFORD — The Lithuanian Heritage Club will meet at noon Wednesday, Aug. 2, at Sam’s Italian Shop on Route 2.

SeniorsPlus at Wilton library

WILTON — SeniorsPlus will be at the Wilton Free Public Library the first Thursday of every month from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The organization will be on hand to answer any questions or concerns about services and resources for older adults and adults with disabilities and their families.

All events are free and open to the public.

FMI: 1-800-427-1241, 207-795-4010, www.seniorsplus.org.

Society seeks vendors for sale

WEST PARIS — The West Paris Historical Society met July 17 and raffled its 22-day calendar raffle. 

The society’s museum will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays in August.

It is seeking vendors for its inside hall sale that will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12.

FMI, table rentals: 207-743-6733, 207-890-5552.

Church seeks sale vendors

NORWAY — Christ Episcopal Church is renting tables for its yard sale that will be held from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Aug. 26, at 35 Paris St.

Tables can be rented for $10. Large spaces with no tables are $15. Space will be available inside and outside.

FMI, reservations: 207-890-4288, 207-890-6480.

Church seeks sale donations

NORWAY — Friends and members of the Second Congregational Church, UCC, Main Street, are busy in the barn sorting, cleaning and pricing items for their 18th annual Tent-N-Treasures Yard Sale, to be held Saturday, Aug. 26.

Anyone who has items to contribute can deliver them to the back door of the barn. Books, toys, tools, furniture, dishes, linens, boats, bikes, skis, tractors, Christmas decorations may be dropped off at any time.

The Rev. Cordelia Strandskov said, “Our members are thrilled and grateful for the Oxford Hills’ generous support of our community church! We look forward to this yard sale every year as a way to connect with our neighbors and continue to help make a difference in this community.”

The monies generated from the sale support many local missions. The funds not only allow the Norway church to open its doors to groups like AA, Al-Anon and Girl Scouts, but also provide for monthly free suppers, free children’s theater productions, free Christmas productions, college scholarships, camperships and Sunday school.

The church also makes monthly donations to the food pantry and monetary donations to Safe Voices, the rape crisis hotline (SAPAR), the community lunch program and other local missions.

Bridge club lists winners

OXFORD — Oxford Hills Duplicate Bridge Club winners on July 21 were, first in flight A N/S were Henry Deutsch and Les Buzzell; second, Rosemarie Goodwin and Luke Merry; third and first in flights B and C, Diana and Frank Ferland; fourth in A, Dick Allen and Pete Cummings; second in flight B and C, B.J. and Steve Cavicchi; third in B and C, Cindy and Bob Kirchherr; and, fourth in B and C Carolyn and David Ehrman.

Finishing first in flight A E/W were Norma and Rick Verrill; second in A, Neanie Kivus and Pat Quinn; third in A and first in flights B and C, Marji Levesque and Suzanne Dame Andrews; tied fourth and fifth in A, Richard Balian and Misha Tomic with Paul Kahl and Nick K.; second in B, Claire Lyons and Jim Krainin; third in B, Pamela and Errol Libby; fourth in B and second in C, Jim Dickens and Denny Raymond; and, third in C, Dennise Whitley and Dave Kallander.

Games are played at 9:15 a.m. Fridays in the Oxford Recreation building on King Street. All bridge players are welcome, and partners are guaranteed.

July 28’s game will be a Swiss Team event with teams of four.  

FMI: 207-754-9153, buzz116@myfairpoint.net.

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