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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1963

Page

3

Schubert Club Meeting and Community Notices in Kennebunk

The Schubert club gathers at 8 PM tonight at Mrs. Robert Marier’s home Kennebunk Beach with Music for Fun as the theme. Co chairs are Miss Eunice Fitton and Miss Janet Chappell. Also reports of local hospitalizations, residents returning from Florida, lodge plans for April and Madonna Chapter OES activities at Kennebunkport Inn.

Schubert Club Robert Marier Kennebunk Beach Eunice Fitton Janet Chappell Charles Spencer Brown Street Saco Osteopathic Hospital Ference Hilton Leech Nursing Home Storer Street Maine Medical Center Portland Cathy Almena Green Laurence Snell Florida Green Lawson David Robert Homestead Frank Oddo Apopka Snell Madonna Chapter O.F.S Kennebunkport Inn Doris Martenson Gertrude Hatch Bernice Crosman Louise Russell Johnnie Ann Martel Carrin Emmons Agnes Jackson Mabel Balch Agnes Hatch Frances Hutchins Benda Edwards Lucile Jennison Roma Hatch

Mission Tea and Conference Highlights at Local Baptist Groups

Lebanon and East Rochester Baptists hosted events with Edith Woods missionary to Taiwan speaking at the mission tea. Rev. Ernest Roberts reported on the China Lake pastors conference and met former Lebanon clergy. Officers nominated for 1963 as annual meeting nears in April.

Gertrude Gale Bessie Lewis Milton Mills Baptist Church East Rochester Baptist Church Edith Woods Taiwan Ernest Roberts The Baptist Church China Lake Lebanon Duane Seabourne Millinocket John Godfrey Greene George Kraft Georgetown Paul Klose Presque Isle Ralph Shirk Oxford Harry Randall Stroudwater Charlotte Bumford Lillian Smith Roberts Gertude Gale Isabelle Rand Harriet Hersom Muriel Hersom Puerto Rico East Rochester Pioneer Sharon Bamford Emily Ricker Lois Randall Gail Stuart Pamela Joan Eva Goodwin Cynthia Wood Sheri Reed Susan Smith Cathy Pray Sandra Smith Pamel Tuck Sara Jane Potter Donna Randall Sandra Wood

Tongue Trimmings Turned Into Tangy Spread

The tongue underpart and back end, called trimmings, are processed in a meat grinder with mayonnaise and pickle relish to create a spread for sandwiches or crackers. This reuse turns potential waste into a flavorful accompaniment.

Lenten Choir Festival Unites Sanford Churches in Sacred Music

Twenty three members from Wells First and Second Congregational churches joined choirs from Sanford Springvale Alfred North Berwick and Waterboro for the annual Lenten Choir Festival at Sanford Memorial gym. Nearly 100 voices performed under Prof Gerald Chamberlain from Gorham State Teachers College. Post concert refreshments followed social hour hosted by Mr and Mrs Philip Jutras.

Wells First and Second Congregational Sanford Springvale Alfred North Berwick Waterboro Sanford Memorial Gymnasium Gerald Chamberlain Gorham State Teachers College R. E. Morgan Lawrence Davis Gerald Garvin Wells Arthur M. Perkins Alfred J. Parent Marjorie Sargent Lester L. Berry Alberta A. Morison Joseph Brindle Rebecca Rand Maurice B. Stillings Orrin B. Saunders John N. Simpson Arthur H. Tufts Donald McIntire Stephen M

Mural Painting Demonstration Slated Thursday

The Maine Arts and Crafts group meets April 4 at 7 45 p m in Kennebunk Unitarian vestry. Robert Lunny, a Boston Museum School graduate and Kennebunk resident, will speak and paint a mural. Lunny, an interior arranger for 18 years, specializes in residential murals and has worked in restaurants, stores, and lobby spaces. Reports will be given by Milton Shaw and others. The talk is followed by a coffee hour.

Maine Arts and Crafts Unitarian Church Kennebunk Robert Lunny Museum School Boston New York Lund Ny William Oha Wa Ite Mari Margaret Kipress Ssburn Milton Shaw William Dow Aynone

Card Party Winners at Abott-Verville AMVETS Hall

Old Orchard Beach prize list shows ladies high Mrs. Mary Emery and low Mrs. Marie Jacques, men's high Ralph Lariviere and low John Travers. Queen's prize to Mrs. Irene Griffin, special prize to Dan Guarino. Next party scheduled for Sunday at 8 p m.

Abbott-Verville Amvets Hall Auxiliary Ladies Mary Emery Low Marie Jacques Ralph Lariviere John Travers Irene Griffin Dan Guarino Janice Bradeen John Bradeen Central Avenue Frank Potter Chelsea

Martha Truscott Honored At Fifth Birthday Party

Miss Martha May Truscott was guest of honor at a party Friday evening at the home of her parents Arnold and Barbara Truscott in Kennebunk. Gifts were given, games were played, and refreshments included a white cake with colored jelly beans and candles.

Martha May Truscott Arnold Truscott Storer Street Kennebunk Martha Barbara Truscott Wendy Brown Martha May Gail Gonneville Todd Vendituoli Erin April Brown Michael Truscott G. Hollis Truscott

Olympian Club To Elect Officers At April Luncheon

Kennebunkport Olympian club schedules a 12 30 p m luncheon and officer election on April 5 at the club house Greetings will be read by Rep Elmouth S Tyndale and Mrs Roland Dutch district 13 Maine Federation of Women's clubs Italy Luncheon service to be provided by Goose Rock Fire company and Mrs George Gunn

Kennebunkport Olympian Club Elmonth S. Tyndale Roland Dutch Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Italy Goose Rock Fire Company Aud George Gunn

Blonde second grader collects dirt samples for science project

Catherine O Connor a seven year old from Ann Arbor writes to chambers of commerce in all fifty states seeking soil samples for a class project. She gets quick replies but little dirt, with letters arriving from diverse places and promotional pamphlets. Her project is judged best in class despite samples from only 13 states.

Ann Arbor Mich Catherine O'Connor St. Francis School Shere Chambers of Commerce Las Vegas Minneapolis

Veterans Plan Joint Council At Old Orchard

Sunday meeting at the Old Orchard Memorial V F W Post organized a permanent Joint Veterans Council with reps from V F W American Legion AMVETS and Disabled Veterans. Interim officers named Melvin Marshall Robert Girard Gerard Jacques. A follow up by law meeting is set for Friday 7:30 PM at AM VETS Walnut Street to draft by-laws and plan Memorial Day events including a parade and ceremonies at the ocean front and Veterans Memorial Park.

Old Orchard Memorial V.F.W. Post Home Veterans Council Melvin Marshall V.F.W Robert Girard The American Legion Gerard Jacques Amvets Amvets Post Walnut Street

Vacation Bible School planning at Advent Christian church

A planning meeting for a interdenominational Vacation Bible School was held at Advent Christian church with teachers from Lyman Methodist and Lyman Baptist. The theme is Christ's Way, My Way and the program runs June 17 to June 28. Youth Fellowship members attended a rally at South Eliot Advent Christian Church and heard the Singing Bragdons. The next youth rally will be at Po Advent Christian church on April 12.

Advent Christian Church Lyman Methodist Church Lyman Baptist Church Advent Cristian Church Oscar Rundgren Howard Procter Stanley Stearns Kenneth Stoodley Raymond Pullen Robert Anderson Leowin Coyle Meserve Richard Harriman Robert Taylor Robert Cole,Jr Rebecca Smith Judith Goodwin Donald Anita Waterhouse David Joyce Smith Advent Christian Youth Fellowship South Eliot Advent

Wells Ogunquit groups host meetings and concert

The April Wells Ogunquit Parent Teacher Association plans an 7 30 p m meeting at Wells Elementary with officer elections and a tour of the industrial arts shop. Carl Merrill will speak. Refreshments served. A Wells First and Second Congregational church choir rehearsal is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the First Church sanctuary. Ocean Lodge AF and AM meets Wednesday at 8 p m in Highpine Masonic Hall. A concert by William Haaker for students is Thursday at 1 45 p m in the Wells Junior High gym, with invitation to parents and townspeople.

Wells Ocean Lodge Highpine Masonic Hall Sanford Road William Haaker

House Damaged By Flames In West Kennebunk

A kitchen fire caused considerable damage to a four room house owned by Mrs. Ruth Minton in West Kennebunk. Firefighters from Central and village stations battled the blaze after a passerby alerted the department. Mrs. Minton said she was in the kitchen about an hour earlier and all was fine. Enrollment at the University of Maine Portland campus in fall 1968 was about 300 students.

West Kennebunk Ruth Minton The Ae of Maine Portland

Science Finds Non surgical Piles Treatment

New York special report describes Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as a non surgical remedy that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and reports piles ceasing to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.

New York, N. Y

New Chevy II Promises Rugged Style and Affordable Pair

The ad touts a two for one offer on the Chevy II with features like rust removal aids, Delectron generator aided ventilation, self adjusting brakes, longer exhaust life, and a refreshed body by Fisher. It emphasizes practical, rugged styling and economical living for two enthusiasts.

Fisher Opticust

Grafton Fire Reignites At Lumber Yard Blaze

Biddeford firefighters battled a flareup at the Grafton Lumber Co after hot coals from an 11 day old blaze rekindled. Crews from the Cen tral station fought the stubborn fire from 8 30 am to 4 pm with heat remaining intense in rubble 20 feet down.

Biddeford Central Station Grafton Lumber Company

Report Envisions America Growing Well Into Future

Washington AP The United States can support a $2 trillion economy by 2000 and grow into the 21st century Resources for the Future reports five years of study noting land as the chief future shortage cropland will feed growing population autos will number about 244 million some vehicles may fly or run on batteries or fuel cells meat consumption rises while calories fall and disposable paper garments may appear atom energy grows coal use persists two house families become common middle income rises to about 11000 dollars water supply challenges prompt more dams and cleaner rivers in the East

Washington United States Resources For the Future, Inc

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Goodyear Highway Store Old Orchard Beach Clement P. Wight Dial Martha Truscott Olympian Club Veterans Plan Joint Council Old Orchard Dayton Robert Cole, Jr Wells Albeog, Lapierre SUPER Grafton America ED & Frank Chevrolet Alfred Street
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