Local Health Updates and Family News From Kennebunk
Edward B. Littlefield remains a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Mrs. Ralph Dodge and daughter plus grandson Glenn Wakefield have returned home after wintering in Pennsylvania near relatives. Ralph Dodge pursues his master's in education at Indiana Pa. Alice L. Downing returns home after four days at Maine Medical Center with a fractured arm and cast. J Alston True back in Alewive after a week’s observation at Maine Osteopathic Hospital. Joseph Michael Bergin, eight months, patient at Maine Osteopathic Hospital in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Littlefield
Depot Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Ralph Dodge
Bruce Wakefield
Glenn Alyn Wakefield
the Landing
Pennsylvania
J. Alston True
Alewive
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Joseph Michael Bergin
William F. Bergen
Storer Street
Beach Auxiliary To Sponsor Fete
The Abbott-Verville AMVETS Auxiliary met at the Post home in Walnut street with Mrs. Irene Guarino presiding. Gifts will be given to two adopted children, and a banquet for Brownies and their mothers is set for May 7 at the Post home. Junior AMVETS banquet is planned for May 23. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Mary Emery. Card party committees were named for April 8 and April 15. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Marie Jacques. Officers for the coming year to be announced next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Guarino
Abbott-Verville Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Mary Smith
Amvets
Mary Emery
Irene McGlauflin
Travers
Marie Jacques
Lebanon Residents Share Local Activities This Week
No. Lebanon and North Lebanon residents participated in a variety of events this week. Arthur Ray led horses to Durham for a Pitman hall tryout where the mares placed second in a Horse Draw. Visitors included Sidney Wright Emery Mills and Susan Jenkins from Kezar Falls. Supper guests at Milton Mills Baptist church featured Rev. James Kreuter from the Congo. Mrs. Isabelle Rand returned to work at the McClellan store after hospitalization. Families visited Potter farm. Fred Gale and Harold Marble led a song service at a Dover children’s home. Mrs. Hanscom reported her father’s shock. Charles Rand was away on business. Mrs. Lovina Dubois returned home from Bridgton after visiting a nephew Willard Libby. Singspiration at Somersworth Baptist church included Helen Stewart, Richard Stewart, Nancy Philbrick, and Harriet Hersom. North Lebanon participants joined a missionary conference at East Rochester Baptist church. Flocks of robins have been reported flying through the North Lebanon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ray
Brenda Terry
Raymond
Arthur Ray
Durham
Pitman Hall
Robert Rand
Sidney Wright
Emery Mills
Susan Jenkins
Kezar Falls
Milton Mills Baptist Church
James Kreuter
The
Congo
Fred Gale
Ruby Abbott
Bessie Lewis
Isabelle Rand
McClellan
C. T. Potter
Melrose
Mass
Potter Farm
Harold Marble
Dover
N.H
Forrest Hanscom
North
Lebanon
Public Suppors Planned By Beach WSCS
The Womens Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Kennett in Saco. A public baked beans and ham supper is planned for May 12 from 5 30 to 7 p m. Members donated to the birthday box and a Work committee collection funded apron material. Next meeting moved to April 26 at Mrs. Cummings home with helpers. Refreshments served by Mrs. Kennett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Hazel Kennett
Clark Street
Saco
Mattie Bliss
Kennett
Helen Cummings
Leonard
Benson
Frances Johnson
Florence Benson
Hazelavis
Retta Sait
Cora Jones
Helen Anderson
Anna Anderson
Alice Browne
Elizabeth Garland
Naomi Bean
Gertrude Leonard
Barbara Gilbert
Marcia Stahl
Christine
Gertrude Wight
Robert Moody Addresses Civic Group At Beach
Robert Moody of Moody Nurseries Saco spoke to Old Orchard Beach Women's Civic Group at the high school cafeteria about planting and care of trees and shrubs. He named best planting times and fertilizers and discussed tea roses. Slides of spring flowers and foreign exhibits were shown, with a moment of silence observed for the late group president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moody
Moody Nurseries
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Donald Skilling
Airman
Revere Wonderland
Boston
Adrienne Binette
Lawrence Borges
Christine Armstrong
Borges
Fred Lamb
Isabelle McIver
John White
Spring Rummage Sale Held By Nee Nah Council Degree
Nee Nah Council Degree of Pocahontas will hold their Spring Rummage sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Legion Hall on School Street. Mrs. Lyman Abbott Jr. of Framingham and Mrs. Samuel Browne of Ocean Avenue visited relatives in Ola Orchard Beach. Mrs. Herbert Hodsdon of Portland visits Miss Ethel Wight in Fort Hill Avenue. Mrs. Eugene LaPierre and son Mark of Milwaukee visit their grandparents, and Mr. Stanley Leonard of St John Street attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott, Jr
Framingham
Mass
Samuel L. Browne
Ocean Avenue
Herbert Hodsdon
Portland
Ethel Wight
Fort Hill Avenue
Eugene LaPierre
Mark
Milwaukee
Stanley Leonard
St. John Street
Nah Council
Pocahontas
Legion Hall
School Street
Panel program at St Francis College
The National Federation of Catholic College Students of St Francis College Biddeford will host a panel discussion Saturday evening in the college refectory. The topic The Role of the Individual in Today's Modern World features Rev Donald Grady Cheverus High School Portland Philip Hussey Jr Kennebunkport William Cupples Birch Society Portsmouth Paul Demers Pius X Secular Institute Quebec City with all four panelists offering differing viewpoints. Moderator John Thatch NFCCS junior delegate will lead a discussion with audience participation. The program begins at 8 pm and is open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Catholic College
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Donald Grady
Cheverus High School
Portland
Philip Hussey, Jr
Kennebunkport
Hussey Manufacturing Company
York County
William Cupples
The
Birch Society
Portsmouth
N. H
Paul Demers
Pius X Secular Institute
Quebec City
Que
John Thatch
Oneida
N. Y
NFCCS
Warm up tips before taking Rochester expressways
Walter Lavin of the Automobile Club of Rochester warns that living near new expressways raises wear on cars unless drivers warm up engines. He advises driving slowly for three to five minutes before hitting the highway, especially in winter, to protect vital engine parts from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Walter Lavin
Automobile Club of
Lavin
Kennebunk High School plans long range expansion
The Kennebunk superintending committee heard principal Andrew J. Peterson outline long range needs including an extra home economics classroom to meet state requirements a larger better lighted industrial arts room and additional spaces for music lockers storage laboratories offices and conference rooms Plans discussed included transferring the junior high to the high school building or building an addition and possibly a field house with a drying room for athletic equipment Tuition pupil policies and budget implications were debated with figures showing potential savings versus lost tuition receipts The board adopted a 65 retirement policy for custodians cafeteria staff and discussed supervisory positions and lunch program finances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk High School
Andrew J. Peterson
Town Planning Board
Selectmen
Budget Board
Peterson
John S. Seekins, Jr
Seekins
Lyman
Arundel
Kenne
Bunkport
Park Street
Beach K of C Banquet to Sponsor Parish Events
Rev James J Mullen K of C auxiliary voted at St Margaret parish hall to provide altar flowers for Easter A low mass for a deceased member was said Mrs June Girard named chairwoman of the annual communion breakfast for the men of the parish to be held soon Plans for the auxiliary banquet on May 16 were discussed Mrs Ruth Coreau won a prize Refreshments followed the meeting Those present included Mrs Bernadine Levesque Mrs June Girard Mrs Helen Thibodeau Mrs Adelle Grenier Mrs Marie Tousignant Mrs Vivian Joncas Mrs Joanne Deprey Mrs Ruth Coreau and President Mrs Catherine Lemire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen K
C. Auxiliary
St. Margaret Parish Hall
June Girard
Auxiliary
Ruth Coreau
Bernadine Levesque
Helen Thibodeau
Adelle Grenier
Marie Tousignant
Vivian Joncas
Joanne Deprey
Catherine Lemire
Space Scientist Reports On Orbital Flight And Food
Space agency doctors deem John H. Glenn Jr healthful after a 42 hour orbital test. He notes applesauce can be eaten in weightlessness and ham sandwiches may work if crumbs are avoided. Glenn also describes sensations during launch and ascent and recalls the capsule’s arrival aboard the destroyer Noa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Space Agency
Space
Noa
Douglas
Versatile Chevrolet models for spring family travel
A nostalgic showroom pitch promotes 11 new Chevy II models and Jet-smooth Corvairs, highlighting the lowest priced 8 seat wagon, Greens Sports Wagons, and roomy habits. It touts three lines of cars under one roof, urging readers to view and choose the best for family trips during spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Three tests to judge a cake is done
If you are a worry bird you may use three tests to tell when a cake is baked. A tester in the center should come out clean. Edges should shrink from the pan and the surface should spring back when pressed lightly.
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Kennebunk
Edmund Cashen Dial
Main Street
Antique Show Exposition
Maine
Bert Thompson
Alfred Street
Beach
WSCS
Ola Orchard Beach
Mrs
Dial WE
Joanna Kinsman
Patricia Buck
Alvin Trask
Donald L'Heureux
New York
Beach K of C
Jim Beauchamp
St. Louis Cardinals
Beechum
Washington
Astro
J. William K. Douglas
Chevrolet
Hevrole
ED & Frank Chevrolet, Inc
Central
Sport Shop
BEL Air
Corvair
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