Lisbon High School Interact Students Assist LACO

  

Interact members from Lisbon High School were among the many helping hands at the recent LACO dinner in Lisbon Falls.  Providing Service Above Self pictured with Carol Day, LACO Director were Paige Galligan, Morgan Reeves, Day, Jenna Clifford and Shantal MacWhinnie.  Not available for photo, Dillion Poole and Sarah Craig.  “Thank you all for being neighbors helping neighbors in the towns of Lisbon, Durham and Bowdoin”, commented Day.  Photo by Monica Millhime. 

Lisbon - Lisbon Area Christian Outreach’s (LACO) spaghetti and lasagna supper at Holy Trinity Church in Lisbon Falls on Saturday, May 21 was a huge success, according to Carol Day, LACO Board Director.  “Thanks to the support, generous contributions  and volunteer assistance from the community, we were able to raise over $1,220 for the food pantry,” shares Day.  “This will enable us to purchase 7,632 pounds of food to help feed the 510 families we have registered at the food pantry.”  LACO, located in the MTM building on School Street in Lisbon Falls, is a non-profit organization, sponsored by Churches of various denominations located in the Lisbon, Durham and Bowdoin Communities.  FYI visit www.lacopantry.org or www.lacopantry@ymail.com. 

Lisbon HS Class of 2012 Offering Car Raffle‏

 Photo By Karen Whitney

 Ryan Fairbanks and Lindsey Whitney, members of the LHS Class of 2012, pictured with the car donated by Crafts.  

Lisbon - The Lisbon High School Class of 2012 is holding a car raffle fundraiser for a Honda Accord, automatic, four cylinder with air conditioning.  Students are selling tickets for $5.00 each,  or 3 for $10.00. LHS students and parents will be displaying the car and selling tickets at various locations in Lisbon and surrounding towns. Tickets are on sale now through Saturday, July 9th.   The winner will be drawn on Moxie Day, Saturday July 9th. The car was donated, free of charge, by Crafts Auto Sales, 711 Lisbon Falls Road, Lisbon Falls.  Proceeds from the raffle benefit Project Graduation for the Class of 2012. Tickets are available at the main office at Lisbon High School, 2 Sugg Drive in Lisbon Falls, or from any member of the Class of 2012.  FMI contact class advisor, Karen Whitney at 353-5321.

Saturday Bottle Drive Benefits Lisbon Ice Hockey‏

Attention:   Lisbon Parents, Teachers, Students and Friends,

On Saturday,  November 27, members of the Lisbon Ice Hockey Team will be traveling throughout Lisbon door-to-door for a bottle drive from 9 a.m.  until 1 p. m.  All donations will benefit the Lisbon team.

If you are unavailable on Saturday, the Lisbon Falls Redemption Center is prepared to welcome folks supporting the team with bottle donations anytime on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 26 – 28.   Please remember to mention donations are for the Lisbon Ice Hockey Program.

If you have any questions, please contact Pamela Grant @ 576-8854 or email pamelagrant@roadrunner.com.

Thank you for your support ,

The Lisbon Ice Hockey Team

This Weekend's Bottle Drive For The Ice Hockey Program Not Camp Kieve

Sorry, for the confusion.  The Camp Kieve bottle drive will be happening at a later date.

This weekend's bottle drive is for Ice Hockey support.

Thanks.

Lisbon Benefit Event THURSDAY 11/18‏

LHS American Citizenship Empty Bowls Project

Lisbon DARE vs. NE Patriots Alumni 101010‏

Lisbon Police All-Stars Randy Ridley, Steven Dickinson, Richard St. Amant and Mark Stevens at practice in preparation for the Sunday October 10^th game in Lisbon against the New England Patriots alumni players. 

Lisbon - The 2010 Lisbon Police All-Stars Football Team is set to play former New England Patriot players on Sunday, October 10 at 1PM at Lisbon High School. This year’s event features Lisbon Police Officers, and Lisbon teachers and coaches from various Lisbon High School teams. The New England Patriots Team is made up of Harold Shaw, John Williams, Roland James, Ronnie Lippett, Robert Perryman, David Bravaro and Vern Crawford.

The event will begin at 12 PM with a NFL Punt-Pass-Kick Program for Lisbon 3rd and 5^th grade football players, run by the Lisbon Recreation Department.  Lisbon 5^th and 6^th Grade football players will attend a clinic run by some of the Patriot Alumni. The flag football game will begin at 1PM on Thompson Field. At half time the activities will include autographs by your Lisbon Police All-Stars and the Patriots Alumni.  A great half time show will be put on by a combination of Lisbon High School and P.W. Sugg Middle School Cheerleaders.  Some selected 7^th and 8^th grade P. W. Sugg students will join the two teams in the second half of the game.

All proceeds from the game support the Lisbon DARE Programs and its many offerings throughout the year for children and adults to take advantage of drug free activities. Come and cheer on the local team and have a picture taken with some of New England’s greatest football players. Ticket can still be purchased at the gate. FMI Contact Det. Bernie McAllister at 353-2500.       

Lisbon Community School Receives TD Bank Grant‏

Lisbon Community School Principal, Carlene Iverson, accepts a grant of $250 for the school from TD Bank employee Heather Purdy-Scroggins.  As a trained Volunteer with the Lisbon School Department, Purdy-Scroggins, assisted LCS teachers and staff through the Employee Volunteer Program at TD Bank.  Pictured left to right, Principal Iverson, daughter of Purdy-Scroggins, Katie, a third grade student at LCS, and Heather Purdy-Scroggins.  Photo by Monica Millhime.

Lisbon - TD Bank recently donated $250 to Lisbon Community School as part of the bank’s commitment to giving back to the community through its Employee Volunteer Program.

Lisbon Community School serves 600 students from Pre-K to grade 5. “The school will use the funds from TD Bank to purchase additional reading books,” shares Carlene Iverson, LCS Principal.    “Books will be used for classroom instruction that were eliminated from the school budget due to the reductions in state and federal funding.”

The grant funds of $250 were donated as part of the bank’s Employee Volunteer Program, in which donations are made to non-profit organizations in recognition of employee volunteer time with organizations.  TD Bank employee, Heather L. Purdy-Scroggins, volunteered 40 hours of personal time within the past year as an adult volunteer with the Lisbon School Department.

A staunch commitment to active involvement in the local community is a vital element of the TD Bank philosophy. TD Bank provides financial and other support to educational, community, human service, arts, and health-related programs, many of which focus on improving the welfare of children and families.

FMI on the Volunteer program and community partnership opportunities within the Lisbon Schools email Monica Millhime at mmillhime@lisbonschoolsme.org or call 754.0021.

7th Grade Car Wash Saturday 12-3pm

The seventh grade students at PWS are planning a

Car Wash on Saturday, September 11 from 

12 noon until 3 p.m. 

at the Auto Parts Store

 210 Lisbon Road
Lisbon

  

FMI contact Jen Robitaille at 353-3055 or email jrobitaille@lisbonschoolsme.org.

Benefit Concert and Spaghetti Dinner for Emma Dube at the VFW

Benefit Concert and Spaghetti Dinner for Emma Dube at the VFW 

52 Lisbon Street Lisbon, Me 

on July 31, 2010 5-8 p.m.

Need A Shed?‏

If you would like to own a quality-built wooden utility shed, here’s your chance to bid on one AND support the 7^th grade students at PWS raise funds for Camp Kieve.  Attached is an informational flyer on the project.  Any questions, please contact Kathleen Littlefield at 353-3055 or email klittlefield@lisbonschoolsme.org.  Thank you…

Lisbon Music Department School of Rock Concert‏

 Lisbon - On Saturday, May 15, the Lisbon Music Department and WTOS 105 FM
will present the second annual School of Rock Concert featuring Civil
Disturbance with special guests Novus Dae, Smoke Box, and Sinfist. Tickets
are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. If you like hard rock this is the
event for you. Proceeds from the concert benefit the Lisbon Music
Department.  FMI or advance tickets contact Jonathan Carsley at 353-4132 or
email jcarsley@lisbonschoolsme.org. 

They're Back!

"AND I SLEPT THRU THE WHOLE THING"

Rare Bird Sighting Update!

As recently reported on The Lisbon Reporter, a flock of flamingos was spotted reversing their normal migration pattern and heading north for more temperate weather conditions.  This flock was recently spotted wading along the banks of the Piscataquis River in Kittery, confirming the projected arrival the evening of April 5th.  If you are interested in donating a $10.00 delivery fee to make sure these flamingos find a safe habitat for that evening, call Kristy Sheehan for more information at 577-5398.

Chili, Chowder, Chocolate Challenge this Saturday, February 27th.

Come one, come all!  Come out and support your school and enjoy some tasty treats at the same time!  Help Lisbon High School beat Oak Hill High School in the first annual Chili, Chowder, Chocolate Challenge this Saturday, February 27th. 
Entries are still being accepted, please contact Michelle Turmelle at 353-8902 for more information. 

****You do not have to be present during the event to enter.**** 

Drop off your crockpot /tray or dish with your delicious entry or between 1-2pm at LHS cafeteria.  Tasting is open to the public for voting from 3-6pm.  Entrants are asked to return to the cafeteria at 6pm to pick up their items and be present for the awards presentation.  We ask that all chili's and chowders be submitted in a crockpot so we can keep your entry warm during the tasting!

Thank you!

Lisbon High School & Oak Hill High School Boosters

 

 

1st Annual Chili, Chowder, and Chocolate Challenge

DO YOU COOK THE BEST????

Do you own a business in the area????

Are you a resident who enjoys cooking????

THEN THIS EVENT IS FOR YOU!

The Lisbon High School Athletic Boosters

And

Oak Hill Boosters present their

1^st Annual Chili, Chowder, and Chocolate Challenge

On

February 27, 2009

Lisbon High School Cafeteria

For more information or to register check out their

Website at www.greyhoundboosters.com or by

Calling Michelle Turmelle at 353-8902

Proceeds to benefit the Athletes at both schools!

RSPCA - just takes a click to help - please do!

RSPCA - Free and Quick - please do it 

 
Hi, all you animal lovers!

This is pretty  simple... Please tell ten friends to each tell a further ten today!

The Animal Rescue Site is having trouble getting  enough people to click on it daily so they can meet their quota of  getting free food donated every day to abused and neglected animals.  It takes less than a minute (about 15 seconds) to go to their site  and click on the purple box 'fund food for animals for free'. This  doesn't cost you a thing.

Their corporate  sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food  to abandoned/neglected animals in exchange for  advertising.

Here's the web site! Please pass it along to  people you know.  
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/  

AGAIN, PLEASE TELL 10  FRIENDS!

Red Sox Fever?

How would you like to win FOUR TICKETS to a Boston Red Sox game? 

The dates, teams and locations of the seats are listed below.  For just a $5 donation you could be the proud winner of FOUR tickets to a game in Boston.  Imagine the new (or current) friends, and long-lost relatives who would like to go with you?  

The Lisbon PWS PAG is once again selling tickets for $5 each  or a book of 5 for only $20.  All proceeds benefit PWS students in areas not included in the budget.  

Checks may be made payable to PWS PAG.  

Don’t delay…last year we sold out!  Can’t you almost here it… L E T ‘ S   P L A Y   B A L L ! 

Chili, Chowder, Chocolate Challenge Coming

Lisbon High School Class of 2012 Scrapbook Day Coming Soon!

Lisbon PWS Students Suspend Principal!‏

PHILIP W. SUGG MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS

SUSPEND THE PRINCIPAL!

Story & Photo By:  Connor Craig

PWS Student Media Group Reporter

7^th grade

From this to...

This!

Philip W. Sugg Middle School Principal, Jeff Ramich, was suspended to the wall by students at a recent school dance.  Proceeds from the event will benefit students with various programs and projects at the school currently not in the budget.

Lisbon - On Friday, December 11^th the Philip Sugg Middle School students had their tickets sold and were ready to try to suspend Principal Jeff Ramich to the gym wall during the PWS PAG sponsored dance at the school.   The taping began at 7:00 p. m. and by 8:00 p.m. the boxes were pulled from under his feet and there Principal Ramich was suspended.  We did it!   “Although Principal Ramich was tremendously nervous prior to the event, in the end, while tapped to the wall, he was dancing to the music being played by the DJ,” said President of the Parent Action Group, Kathi Yergin.  The Parent Action Group sold 167 arms’ lengths of tape.  Connor Craig and Cody Campbell were the top sellers, selling 98 lengths each.  The students had a great time and hopefully next year we can try to suspend the principal sideways!