Boy Scouts
Michael Mathews, David LeClaire and Irene LeClaire of Boy Scout Troop 51 in Windham, recently traveled to Camp Wah-Tut-Kain in Northwood, New Hampshire to attend the Order of the Arrow Northeast Section Conclave. The Order of the Arrow is the “National Honor Society” of Boy Scouting, and its members provide service hours to promote camping and Scout programs. While at the Conclave, Scouts from Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts attended training sessions, provided a presentation for Cub Scouts, elected new officers, and were entertained by video and live presentations produced by the Scouts. The local Order of the Arrow’s Madockawanda Lodge was presented awards for best newsletter, best Web site, and greatest number of service hours performed.
Food Pantry
The Windham Food Pantry is now open for seniors, at an extra time, Thursday mornings from 9-10a.m. and on Monday nights 5:30 to 7 p.m. This is on a trial basis to see how it works out.
Thank You
Barbara Muir would like to give a special thank you to all who donated pet food to the Windham Food Pantry on June 10. These donations sometimes make a difference between a person being able to keep their pet or not. As we all know, pets are very important to people and it’s devastating when someone has to give one up because of lack of food. So, these donations were very welcome and appreciated.
Graduation Party
There was a graduation party for Jeremy Egan June 18 at Thatcher’s Restaurant. It was attended by about 50 family members and friends. Jeremy graduated from Windham High School this year and will attend Northeastern University in the fall majoring in Computer Engineering.
Yard Sale
The Rebekahs will hold a yard sale July 15 and 16 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. People may rent tables for $10 per day. For more information, please contact 892-6686 or 892-2430.
Luncheon
The Windham Health Council recently held a luncheon at the home of Dorothy Millett. Those attending were: Isabelle Temm, May Lunt and Freda Scott.
Birthday
J. Willis Watkins, Country Lane, celebrated his birthday June 26. He turned 91 years young. His daughter’s Kim Stevens and her husand, Gary, and Joan Rogers and her husband, David, took him out to dinner.
Marriage Intentions
Marriage intentions on file in the Town Clerks Office:
Keith Foote and Jami Stiles, Haven Road, Windham.
Neil Peaslee and Amanda Lewis, Wedgewood Drive, Windham.
Thought of the week:
Make the world a better place. Believe in its goodness!
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