Erwin says 'thanks'

To the Editor:

My many thanks to the members of the Norway Fire Department, their families, Vickie Schmidt and whoever else helped in the rescue of my llama Erwin on Saturday, July 23.

At 22 years of ag, I wasn't sure he could survive the ordeal, but after a few days, he is eating grass, hay and grain, is guarding his sheep and is doing as well as can be expected.

9/11 remembrance planned

To the Editor:

On Sunday, September 11, at 2 p.m., there will be a 10th Anniversary Remembrance of 9/11 in the Oxford Hannaford store parking lot.

We are honoring those who died as well those who have given their lives since 9/11. At the same time, they would like to acknowledge all those first responders who are with us daily to make sure our lives continue safely.

For more information, or if your group would like to participate, contact Linda at 743-2340 or Doreen at 595-8787.

Linda Jack

Happy years at Kokosing

To the Editor:

I have to respond to the interview in this past week’s Advertiser with George Holden.

I worked with his mother Iva Holden in the summer of 1948-1949 at Camp Kokosing in Waterford. She was the cook there. It was a girls’ camp at the time. Her sister Doris worked there for awhile.

When we had time off in the afternoon, Mrs. Holden would take us down to her home in North Bridgton. All of her boys would be sitting on the front porch.

Thank you, Tammy and Julie

To the Editor:

Whoopie! The ninth annual Harrison Recreation 5K Run by the Lake was a great success due to the efforts of Race Director Tammy Anderson and her assistant Julie Murphy. Together both these ladies worked many hours going above and beyond preparing for this popular evening race while paying attention to each and every detail along the way.