Windham Wheelers (PHOTO)

The Windham Wheelers ATV Club would like to thank everyone who participated in helping remove trash from the Duck Pond Road and the Lowell Preserve. They would also like to thank the Windham Recreation Department, Honda Motor Corporation and Reynolds Motorsports for providing them with the trash bags.

The Wheelers would also like to thank all those who made their First Annual Charity Ride a great success. They rode more than 80 miles and raised several hundred dollars for the Cancer Society and the American Heart Association.

Additional thanks goes to the members who contributed in many ways this past season, through participation in these events and countless trail maintenance hours. Thanks again from the Windham Wheelers ATV Club. The club meets the third Wednesday of every month. Remember, join a club, many hands make light work! For more information call President Kevin Bailey at 892-0664 or Trailmaster Chuck Varney at 892-4634.

Easter Gathering

Bob and Mary Bouchard, Falmouth Road entertained family for Easter dinner. Those attending were: Foster and Rosie Burke, and Kevin and Melissa Bailey with daughter, Cassidy, all of Windham. They also celebrated Missy’s birthday early. Her actual birthday is April 16.

Meeting

The Rebekahs will meet April 18 at the Odd Fellows Hall. This will be Mother, Daughter and Mother, Son night. The program will be a brown bag exchange. The refreshments will be ice cream sundaes.

Back Home

Jody Doty of Pinehurst, N.C. and her daughter, Jill Drake of Aberdeen, N.C. have returned home after spending three days with family in Windham. They were here to attend the funeral of Jody’s aunt, Mimi Rhodes.

Shriners

There will NOT be a meeting of the Lake Region Shriners this month because of the Shrine Circus coming to the Civic Center. They have arranged for buses from Windham and Raymond to take fourth graders on April 17 to the Circus. They must sign up at school and tell how many there will be. They may take younger siblings and parents. All on the buses will get a free ticket. The bus will leave Manchester School at 8 a.m. and the Raymond bus will leave at 7:30 a.m., the performance is at 9:30 a.m. The Shriners are also having a Screening Clinic on May 12 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Windham High School. There will be a doctor there to see children with orthopedic problems. If a child is selected they will receive free care at the Shriners Hospital.

Craft Fair

Some Windham ladies recently enjoyed a weekend in Springfield, Mass. Sally Babb, Joan Hall, Jeanne Pierce and Betty Gagnon attended the craft fair at the “Big E” and also went to Yankee Candle. It was a fun weekend!

Birthday

Joanne Weatherby’s father, Paul Estes, celebrated his birthday April 4. There was a small family party for him on Sunday, April 1. Joanne and Lew celebrated with him after returning from Florida.

Marriage Intentions

Anthony J. Martin and Judith A. Watts, Burnham Road, Windham.

Brian M. Letiecq and Paula J. McKinney, Cottage Road, Windham.

Thought of the week:

Stand still long enough for opportunities to find you!