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Peaks Island Lions Club : 50Th Annual Show Portland Public Library Portland Public Library Digital Commons Peaks Island Lions Club Periodicals 8-1999 Peaks Island Lions Club : 50th Annual Show Peaks Island Lions Club Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/peaks_pilc Recommended Citation Peaks Island Lions Club, "Peaks Island Lions Club : 50th Annual Show" (1999). Peaks Island Lions Club. 3. https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/peaks_pilc/3 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Periodicals at Portland Public Library Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Peaks Island Lions Club by an authorized administrator of Portland Public Library Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. rrt5d.//cz_ PEAKS ISLAND PEAKS ISLAND LIONS CLUB FUEL 33 Island Avenue 50th FUEL OIL• PROPANE KEROSENE • GRILL TANKS Annual Show Senior Citizen Discounts 24 Hour Delivery & Emergency Service J!'AX 766-2301 Free Complimentary Delivery LIONS CLUB PLAYHOUSE For All New Customers Peaks Island, Maine Exclusive Toyostove Dealer for Casco Bay August 16th and 17th, 1999 at 7:30 p.m. - - --- -- HANNIGAN'S ISLAND MARKET Groceries Fresh Produce Butcher Shop Frozen Foods Beer&Wine Hot & Cold Sandwiches The Peaks Island Lions Club wishes to thank all the participants Ice - Ice Cream in the production of our show. Health & Beauty Care the production staff, talented artists, program committee and all who have Lottery Tickets donated their time to make this In-Store Baked Breads show very successful. Pizza Agency Liquor Store Owned and operated by Bob & Jane Hannigan 76 Island Avenue Peaks Island 766-2351 . - -~ ~-~ - - Trefethen - Evergreen Improvement Island Bay Services Association Dances • Cabarets Installation Suppers SEPTIC Maintenance Private Wharf SalJtng Instruct.Ion • Races Pumping Tennis • Tennis Instruction Card Parties • Social Hours Backhoe and Other Library Heavy Equipment Pool Table • Ping Pong For Any Job Junior Club Program ages 13 - 17 Pre-Teen Program ages 6 - 12 Covey Johnson 766-3375 -------Contact: ------- STEPHANIE CASTLE 766-2254 "Always Something Doing at the Club House" Captain Frank Davis available 24hrs. a day II INTERCOASTAL MARINE D TRANSPORT, INC. \ I) ' ' Jim Gilbert Ed Gilbert I ~ General Manager Chef/Kilchen Mgr. Award " Fresh Seafood Wt'mring £very Day CJwwtlers (207) 767-0756 Pro11dly Sen,e1l '/1,e Fax (207) 767-5937 14 Ocean S1ree1 Dow11r<ut \Vay" Beer & 1Vi11e Cellular Phone 233-8644 Soulh Porlland, Maine 04106 92 Commercial Street • Portland, Maine • 871-5636 Stop in at our ta ke out section or enjoy your favorite frozen drink on our outside deck State Farm Sells Life Insurance. UUI ,._._. A State Farm life Insurance company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois DIANE NEWMAN Agent 935 Brighton Avenue Portland.ME 04102 Off.: (207) 773-2080 [email protected] :Here's to .9Lnotfzer 50! Van & :Helen :Murpfiy aruf :family PORTLAND, MAINE on the waterfront in the Old Port 84 Commercial Street Phone: 774-3550 RESTAURANT & TAVE RN ) - - - f ULW FI VE COUNTY 9 t9 CR EDI T UN I ON IF YOU LIVE ON Pf:AKS ISLAND YOU CAN NOW JOIN! 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PEAKS ISLAND, ME 04j09 Compliments of Oisti11cti1•e Gifts Presentations & Awards ~t. <tCbrtstopbtr' s <tCburcb ~Mk's 3Jslanb Classic I,npressions Gail & Ed 51 ExcittJngt Strut Telephone Kimball Portland, M£ 04101 /207) 874-6980 Su11day Mass 9:15 am Wednesday Mass 12:00 ~-1 ;s"lbml ~ ll Comr,liments of BOB the BARBER Star OJ The Sea 342 FOl"e Street Telephone 774-2872 Portland, Maine Long lsla11d One Barber - No Waiting Saturday Mass 5:30 pm Monday thru Saturday - 7:00 am to 6:00 pm SERVCNG the ISLANDERS for ALL THEIR TONSORIAL NEEDS Co11111/i111ents (If' Mary Dennison 50 Island Avenue Peaks Island, ME 04108 Phone (207) 766-24 79 Compliments of PORT ISLAND REALTY 0 Peaks Island Office P fs1and 766-5966 Portland Office Realty 24 Custom House Wharf 775-7253 * * 4 " Long Island Office 766-5709 lt:c1 * *Congrat ulations Kirk Goodhue & Howard U. Heller Best of Luck during the prod uct ion Alyce Bauerle of the Ellin Goodhue ~ 50th An nual Show Laurie Wildes HEW/NS/Carlson Wagonlit ="' 1-lo Df\1 I>IJ}ND /lDVENTURE> 1/.z-S DtlY IN>TRvGTioNtlL woRK>HOf> When you1re planning to travel, make Maine1 s number one travel . ,.•,•.,• '', NOV/l >(OTII\ agency your first destination. w!lLE> 100 Commercial Street 772-7252 · 800-370-0888 [email protected] www.hewinstravel.com ; ~~, 207-766-2373 With over t6 years serving Maine travelers, we're your I al connection to the world! Lowest Al'ailable Airfares • Corporate Tral'el • Vacation Packages Amtra,k & Eur ail· Group ll1,wun1' • Hutd & Car Re,erl'ation, • Cru1<e, & lour, We thank all our advertisers 0~1'll Silo~ and recommend that you consider them when you are in need of the ~ ~ type of service that they offer. CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAKS ISLAND SINCE 1982 HELPING HANDS Call 766-5997 $15/hour v' House Cleanings to Open & Close Cottages [!( DECKS & PORCHES v' Dump Runs ~ ROOFING & SIDING v' Dry Cleaning: Pick-Up & Delivery HOUSE JACKING v' Errands & Special Deliveries for Elderly ~ [!( FRAMING & DRYWALL [!( ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS PAULERICO Plumbing • Heating • Electrical (207) 766-2809 Peaks Island, Maine FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Goahead. T':J{'£ 'P'E.:A.XS ISL:A.:N'D :J{011S'E Cha1·ter O:NC.:A SCO 'll:A.Y acnuse• on Casco Bay. J'l:N"£ 'DI:NI:N(5, S'PI'R.IT'S, :A.:N"D 1V:A T''E.'RjRO:NT LO'D(51:N(5 a 7 O'P'E.:N 7 'D:A. ys S'E.'R'VI:Nfj 'll'R.'£:A.XJ-':A.ST, - £11:NCJ{, :A.:N"D 'DI:N:NE'R. 1J:A.ILY S'P'E.CI:A.LS :MO:N'D:AY; :A.LL Y011 C:A:N '£:AT' J-'JS:J{ J-"R.Y T'11'£S1J:AY; P'R.1:M'E 'R.111 O'R S1VO'R.1JJ-'JS:J{ 1v'E'D:NES1J:A Y; LO'llST''E.'R 1JI:N:NE'R. J-'11il 1JI:N:NE'R. :M'E.:N"U T':J{11'R.S1J:AY T':J{'R.11 Casco Bay Lines S11:N'D:Ay 20 ISL:A.:N"D :A 'V'.E:N"U'E P'E.:AXS I SL:A:N'D 56 Commercial Street (207) 766-4400 'R.'EST':A11'R:A:NT Portland, ME (207) 766-4406 MO:M 'R'ES'.E'R'V:A.'T'IO:NS Tel. 774-7871 FAX: 774-7875 Complime,11s of Lausier Family Gardens Don and Katie Klopp Welch Street Peaks Island, Maine 766-5157 Annuals - Perennials - Herbs Vegetable seedlings Hanging Baskets Shrubs - Trees WESTBROOK ANIMAL HOSPITAL 189 PRIDE STREET Christmas Trees & Wreaths WESTBROOK, MAINE <M092 Dr. Timothy Friel D.V.M. 797-4747 -PATRONS - Casco Bay Persons, generous ofnatur e, who are the necessary lifeblood ofany endeavor Plumbing & Heating by an organization. 1'/u,nbers You Can Count On Al & Judi Baldi Larry & Joan Blake Chris Mahoney Hap & Lois Gay (ornplete Bathroonzs and Kitchens Dan & Joyce Doane David & Vivian Parker 'Pro111pt Service for any of John & Anne Flaherty Carlos Cantone & Alice Frabetti Your Plumbing Needs Fred & Sheri Goguen Free Estimates Licensed • Guaranteed George & Jan Smith Rita & Paul Johnson Mary Joyce Servicing Casco Bay Islands and Carol Church Lawrence Greater Portland Area Greeks on Peaks Bob & Claire Dahl Don & Grace Wright Marge & Rich Erico P.O. Box 103 Peaks Island, Maine 04108 Dan Mills Pam Richards .. Phone - DON SMITH - 766-2241 - Frank & Beth Childs 878-2610 Gwen & Jim Gilson Bill & Ann Lowry ...,._.-., Bill & Patty Zimmerman -PATRONS- - BOOSTERS - Those who raise the spirit ofan organization. Bob & Marsha Willwerth Ed & Candice Rogala Bill Gustin Helen Young Mary McDonough Margo Lodge TJWhitcomb Dick & Helen Swarts A Friend Jim & Anita Peddle Peg Butkus George Tolman Lisa Markushewski George & Demetria Mehos Ann & Bill Hinderer Clem & Loretta Voyer Many Mulkern Bob & Judy Moriarty From A Friend Kevin & Nancy Clark Alicia Flaheny Myron & Rosemary Kuzerian Carol Baker Tom Evans & Kate Linehan Linda Morton Walter Royall Michelle Morton Charles & Barbara Piacentini The Kc11wo11hy Family Dom & Deb DeAngelo Marmalade Sal & Carol Guitan Jerry Alves Deborah Kendall Lorraine & Margaret Clark Smith & Rosita Hartley The Carroll & McKnight Families Bob & Clare Cary Elena and Lucas Bob & Connie Hurley Henry Shroder Donald & Priscilla Webster - Locke Blaney - Samantha Doonan Rick's Auto Repair Phil McCracken Plaistow NH Lions Club Reta Morri ll Skip Barker Edna Lynden - PROGRAM - A Marimba Selection: ...............................................
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