Beach Jaycees Plan Charter Banquet Date
The Beach Jaycees select May 4 for Charter Night at the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks. Abbott-Verville AM VETS post offers use of its Walnut Street Post home to the newly organized Junior Chamber of Commerce. The state convention in Bangor May 17 to 19 discussed forming a junior JC.
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Com- Pee
Aanate San
Orchard Beach
Arthur Dickson, Jr
Biddeford
J. C
John Moody
Bangor
Jack Johnson
Scarborough Jaycees
Fort Fairfield Jaycees
Ogunquit Artists Exhibit At Northeastern University
Northeastern hosts New England Art Today a modern art show featuring about 115 contemporary artists from six New England states through April 13. Sponsored by New England Contemporary Artists Inc headed by Arthur Hoener the exhibit highlights abstract works with gallery talks by many artists starting April 1 at 2 30 p.m. in the Cabot building. Featured Ogunquit entries include John Laurent Dovekie oil on canvas and David Von Schlegell Sculpture 6 wood.
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Northeastern University
New England
New England Art Today
The
New England Contemporary Artists, Inc
Arthur Hoener
Newton
Boston
Northeastern
Cabot
John Laurent
Ogunquit
Mullen Auxiliary Hears Easter Donation Plans
The Rev. James J. Mullen Council K of C Auxiliary met at Old Orchard Beach. President Patricia Gervais led as members voted a donation for Easter flowers and discussed a May banquet time and place to be decided. Helen Thibodeau won a mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
K of C
Old Orchard Beach
Patricia Gervais
Helen Thibodeau
Catherine Lemire
Ann Marcotte
Ruth Cor
June Girard
Celanie Thibeault
Helene Fow
Phyllis de Angelis
Halen Thibodeau
Vivian Joncas
Royal Parent
Maine students and locals on spring break across New England
Kennebunk residents Mrs Lahar sues over illness confinement at her sister Mrs Frances Smith's home in West Kennebunk. Hebron Academy hosts returning students Ted Winston Kenneth Cuneo Richard Smith and David Tibbetts after a three week home break. Vesta Calder and brother James Cuddy attend funeral of aunt Mrs Addie Cunliff in Skowhegan. University of Maine students home for spring vacation include Paula Noyes Betsy Hail Judy Dresser Marynelle Walsh Judy Ackley Joyce Harpsurger Wayne Goodrich Eddie Fairfield Richard Farnsworth and Donald Hayes. Penny Anders daughter of Mrs Donald Kimball spends spring vacation with roommate Chelsea Stenger at her parents home in St Thomas Virgin Islands.
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University of Maine
Chelsea Stenger
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Worthy Matron Is Presented With Gift
Worthy Matron Luella Ingalls and Worthy Patron Raymond Ingalls presided at Ma Donna chapter CES meeting at Masonic hall Kennebunk. A short ceremony honored the retiring Luella Ingalls with a gift from officers of the year. Simultaneous birthday motif decor and gifts were shared, with refreshments provided by Past Matron Marilyn Record and Mr. Louis Farber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Ingalls
Raymond Ingalls
Madonna Chapter
CES
Masonic Hall
Kennebunk
Patricia Hubbard
Adah
Louise Russel
Esther
Ora McConnell
Martha
Agnes Tracy
Electa
Vivian Tranc
Ingalls
Marilyn Record
Louis Farber
Madonna Chapter Officers Are Fet ed
Madonna chapter officers for 1962 63 were feted at a dinner by Worthy Matron Luella Ingalls and Worthy Patron Raymond Ingalls at the Mothers club hall in Kennebunk Lower Village. Attendees included Luella Ingalls Raymond Ingalls Vivian Tranci Michael Tranci Louise Russell Carl Russell Lucille Jennison William Jennison Margaret Johnson Walfred Johnson Alice Crocker Gerald Crocker Patricia Hubbard Doris Wet Lori Russell Ora McConnell Georgia Evans Richard Russell. Absent were Bernice Crosman Chaphain and Agnes Tracy.
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Madonna Chapter
OES
Luella Ingalls
Raymond Ingalls
Mothers’ Clu
Kennebunk Lower Village
Vivian Tranci
Michael Tranci
Louise Russell
Carl Russell
Lucille Jennison
William Jennison
Margaret Johnson
Walfred Johnson
Alice Crocker
Gerald Crocker
Patricia Hubbard
Doris Wet
Lori Russell
Ora McConnell
Georgia Evans
Richard Russell
Bernice Crosman-Chaphain
Agnes Tracy
Final rehearsals for Olivet To Calvary cantata
Final rehearsals are under way for the sacred cantata Olivet To Calvary by J. H. Maunder. Palm Sunday eve ning at 8 the Wells First Congregational church sanctuary hosts a combined adult choir from Wells First and Second Congregational churches directed by Jacob M. Kelley with soloists Kelley and Robert L. Stillings and accompanying musicians Mrs Harrison W. Roberts and Mrs John N Simpson.
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Olivet To Calvary
J. H. Maunder
Wells First Congregational
Wells First
Second Congregational
Jacob M. Kelley
Kelley
Robert L. Stillings
Harrison W. Roberts
John N
Ogunquit Women Elect New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Ogunquit Woman's club elected officers for the coming year at the vestry of the Ogunquit Baptist church. Officers include Dorothy Vayana president Jane Deegan vice president Marjorie Lord recording secretary Dorothy Charak corresponding secretary Helen Kell treasurer and Sherburne. Retiring president Hobbs Knight announced spring plant gifts to outgoing officers. Luncheon reservations for April 17 at the Rockingham hotel Portsmouth NH are due by Monday Co chairs are Vayana and Charak. The program featured a one act play with Gertrude Lord commenting Cast included Barbara Lord Eunice Bracy and Catherine Johnson. Dessert social hour hosted by Elinor W Smith Hilda Dannert Linwood Adjutant and Marjorie Lord.
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Ogunquit
Rockingham Hotel
Portsmouth
N. H
Vayana
Charak
Gertrude Lord
Barbara Lord
Eunice Bracy
Catherine Johnson
Elinor W. Smith
Hilda Dannert
Linwood
Marjorie Lord
Wells Youth Fellowship Plans Fundraiser and Events
The Senior Youth Fellowship of Wells First and Second Congregational churches will host a Friday food sale at the Wells IGA on Route One and run a bottle drive for a special fund. On Saturday at 6 45 p m youth will depart from Second church for a splash party at the Portland YMCA. Holy Communion will be observed at Palm Sunday morning worship at 10 30 and new members will be received.
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Wells First
Second Congregational
Wells Iga
Route One
Wells Congregational Church
Second Church
Portland
YMCA
Wells First Congregational Church
Saco Baptist Church Women Attend Supper
A covered dish supper for 43 members marked the annual meeting of the Saco United Baptist Union of Women circles held in the church vestry. President Mrs. Everett Ladd led the session with devotions by Mrs. Clement Taylor and Mrs. Richard Doe and singing by Mrs. George Renell.
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Saco United Baptist Union of Women
Everett Ladd
Clement Taylor
Richard Doe
George Renell
Jesus
George Skillin
Harley Scammon Jr
A. Wylie Brown
Christian Service
Roy Watson
Christian Training
Stanley A. Bennett
Loyal Grant
Harley Scammon Sr
Emma Lougee
Harold Smith
Visiting Officers Night Observed by Old Orchard Beach Lodge
Old Orchard Beach Rebekah Lodge held a Visiting Officers Night with Grand Mrs. Lorraine Pettengill announcing War form. Delegates from Saco Kennebunk Waterboro Narragansett and other Maine towns attended. Irene Libby L.A.P.M. past president introduced and honored. Invitations for upcoming lodge events were announced and refreshments served.
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Old Orchard Beach
Rebekah Lodge
Lorraine Pettengill
Ren
Jand
Saco Lodge
Lodge
Kennebunk
Ruha Ale
Rehoboth
East Watertoro Rangeline
Biddeford Forest
West Buxton
Narragansett
Gorham
Ivy Portland
Ancor
Portland
Old Orchard Bly
Maine
Irene Libby
L.A.P.M
Noble
Pauline Hayes
Olive Lodge
Lucy Durgin
Sacolodge
Christie Reed
Marilyn Skillin
Anchor Lodge
Doris Smith
Forest Lodge
Herberta Harriman
Margaret O'Brien
Narragansett Lodge
Pauline Moreau
Waterboro
Mary Bayley
Ableaux
Direc
Tion
Martha Robinson
Gertrude Elwell
Florence Higgins
Louise Danis
Pearl Darling
Geneva Quinn
Beatrice Kaleel
Flora Ricker
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Lodge
Ruhamah Lodge
le Lodge
Gertrude Milliken
Pauline Res Ra
Alfa Raymond
Two Cy Young Pioneers Tie NL Shutout Record in 1962
Bob Friend of the Pirates and Bob Gibson of the Cardinals each posted five shutouts in the 1962 season, leading the National League in that stat and underscoring their dominance on the mound.
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Bob Friend
Pirates
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Forest Lookout Tower Opens At Agamenticus Mountain
The forest lookout tower on Agamenticus Mountain in York will open this week signaling spring. Maine Forest Service District Warden Clayton Weymouth of Alfred warns that burning permits are now required in southern and coastal York County for brush logs stumps and grass fields. He advises three spring burning steps: check with the town warden obtain a permit if needed clear and mow around buildings and place incinerators away from dry vegetation. He notes careless trash burning caused last year’s fires and that more towers will open soon in southern and coastal areas.
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Agamenticus Mountain
York
Maine Forest Service District
Clayton Weymouth
Alfred
York County
Weymouth
Ae Cahoon
North Ber- CK
New Officers Named By Saco AMVETS
A public baked bean supper from 5 30 to 7 30 p m April 6 was announced at a Bou cauvalas Dupuis AMVETS meeting in Saco with Conrad Fecteau presiding. Officers for 1963 64 were elected: Joseph Ouellette Earle Clappison Oliver Lamarre and Paul Ouellette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucauvalas-Dupuis Amvets
Conrad Fecteau
Joseph Ouellette
Earle Clappison
Oliver Lamarre
Paul Ouellette
Paul
Nasson College Students Urged to Engineer an Inner Pilot
Maine education official Dr. Warren G. Hill addressed 500 Nasson College students and faculty urging them to build an internal automatic pilot to guide lifelong growth. He outlined four core attributes scholarship leadership character and willingness to serve as the mental horsepower fueling ethical striving and public service.
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Springvale
Nasson College
Maine
Commissioner of Education
Warren G. Hill
Hill
Roadside Signals to Warn Motorists of Police Stops
State police urge clear ahead signaling before stops and turns to keep drivers aware of intentions. Early recognition signals help motorists adjust and avoid trouble.
Scout leadership updates and memorial day appointments
Neault adjutant Florence Sullivan provost marshal and Jean Moody judge advocate report a Boy Scout charter as of April 2 at the post. King Commander Conrad Fee announces Joseph Ouellette and Oliver Lamarre named for the committee for Memorial Day activities.
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Waterville
Wells High School
WHS
Gerald A. LaPierr
Alber G. LaPierre
Linda Fuler
Maynard Fuller
Carolyn R. Colby
Wells School
Colby College
Sneider’s Grocery Center
West Street
Campbell's Tomato Soup
del Monte Peas
Red Rose
Hunt
Heinz Baby Cereals
Turkey
U. S. No
Chix Parts
Mullen Auxiliary
Edmund Cashen
Maurice B. Stillings
Alberta A. Morison
Joseph Brindle
George R. Spiller
Jacob Kelley
Rebecca Rand
Arthur H. Tufts
Sheila Stillings
Orrin B. Saunders
Ronald Warren
Arthur M. Perkins
Alfred J. Parent
Robert Stillings
Roberta Giblin
Albee G. LaPierre
Barbara Sherlock
Stephen M. Taylor
Donald McIntire
Harrison Roberts
Wells Albeo G
Lapierre
Saco Baptist Church
Beach Lodge
Agamenticus
Saco Amvets
Filler Furniture CO
Inspires ET
Cole
Persimmon
Fables
Accessortop Pot
Elm Street
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