Events - May 23 23

1-2-3 adult tennis at Maine Pines is geared toward the beginning player or player returning to tennis. It includes 3 weeks of lessons designed to instruct the player in all aspects of the game. For the month-long program, it includes a court fee membership with free weekend scheduled court time, a complimentary cardio tennis class, a social mixer, and free fitness membership during the month. Players can purchase a discounted ball machine pass for $50.

Select a session that meets for 3 consecutive weeks on either Saturdays at 10am, Tuesdays at 9am, or Wednesdays at 6pm. Come join us for fun on the tennis courts at Maine Pines!

Midcoast Senior College presents SUMMER WISDOM free lecture series – Part II of The Death with Dignity Law featuring Jon (“Jim”) Oxman and Ned Claxton.

This program is sponsored by Thornton Oaks Senior Living Community in Brunswick. Using the 2019 Maine legislature bill, LD 1313 – An Act to Enact the Maine Death with Dignity Act, and current statute as a starting point, we will review the 30-year history of that legislation and the legal foundations of the current law. From the legislative perspective we will Include consideration of the testimony by advocates and opponents related to the bill and a summary of Maine’s experience with this law so far. From the legal perspective we review some of the key state and federal judicial rulings and statutes that relate to this topic and their contribution to our current understanding of the law. Throughout these discussions we are hoping to elicit questions and promote discussion of the ethical issues that arise in this medical/legal/ethical arena. Jon Oxman is a practicing attorney in Auburn and a partner, for over 50 years, at Linnell, Choate & Webber, focusing on workers’ compensation and medico-legal issues. He has been a member of the Human Ethics Committee of Central Maine Healthcare for several decades and has been a frequent presenter in medico-legal matters in several venues. He was, from about 2005 through 2021 an adjunct assistant professor in the UNE Masters Program for Physician Assistants. In the late-1980’s he was counsel to the injured party in the matter of In Re: Gardner, which established the right, in Maine, to withdraw treatment in a case with the victim in a vegetative state. He has served as a guardian and conservator for several persons. Ned Claxton moved to Maine in 1978 to co-found a primary care practice. He worked at Family Healthcare Associates until 2001, when he left to become the program director of the Central Maine Medical Center Family Medicine Residency. In that role he became a hospital leader. After leaving the residency in 2009, he assumed a series of senior physician leadership roles at CMMC until he retired in 2018. During those 40 years, he served on the Ethics Committee and the hospital board. After a year of campaigning, he was elected to the Maine Senate and served for 4 years before retiring in 2022. He served on the Committee on Health and Human Services during that time and was the senate chair of the committee for the last 2 years. 

More info on our website at: midcoastseniorcollege.org/project/summer-wisdom-2023

JDP is a program for junior high and high school players of all levels. JDP at Maine Pines meets three times a week and offers a combination of drill, instruction, and play. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be for drill and instruction; Fridays will be for match play with coaching. Participation in the JDP program includes a Junior Membership and discounts on tournaments, leagues, and individual instruction, as well as junior club tournaments. This program is perfect for the junior player who aspires to play high school or college tennis. Age exceptions can be made depending upon ability.

Meets Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. High School 4:00-5:00pm / Middle School 4:00-5:00pm

MONTHLY COST:
With Adult Family Member: $69/month (EFT only)
Without Adult Family Member: $79/month
Over the Counter (No EFT): $99/month