Kennebunk Town Clerk Moves Office and Local Notices
The town clerk's office has moved to Kennebunk Lower Town with John N. Balch named town clerk. Community items include a St David Episcopal church food sale, visits by residents to Hazleton and Long Beach, summer training for Maine National Guard member Stephen Leskowsky, and various local social updates. A Republican town committee gathering is planned for Wednesday at 7 20 p m at 34 Summer Street with officer nominations at Olive Rebekah lodge tonight at 7 45.
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Main Street
Kennebunk
John N. Balch
Board of Selectmen
Gilman Drinkwater
Gary
Gail
Searoc
Hazleton
John Bittorf
St. David Episcopal Church
Women’s Guild of the Church
Frank McMillan
Gilman Drinkwaer
Guild
Lillian Courtney
Richard Martin
Lynn
Susan
Ricky
Springfield
Mess
Courtney
Ruby Bouvier
Arundel
Ruth Theriault
Long Beach
Calif
East
Roy Jackson
Mechanic Street
Theriault
Jackson
Sanford High School
Stephen Leskowsky
Berrycourt
Maine National Guard
103Rd Armored Cavalry
Camp Drum
N. Y
Kennebunk Light and Power District
Margaret Cashman
Mattapan
Mass
Berry Court
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Joseph Metcalf,ii
Summer Street
Philip Hopkins
Holyoke
Paul Mathieu
Biddeford
Taylor House
Friend Street
Republican Town Committee
Elizabeth Smith
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Festival At Kennebunk Monastery Draws 2000 Plus Attendees
More than 2,000 people attend the Franciscan monastery festival in Kennebunk with a solemn outdoor high mass led by Very Rev. George Gailiusis. The event features a 3:30 concert by St. Peter's parish band from Boston, diverse nation folk dances, and Lithuanian style noon dinner. Traffic managed by Kennebunk CD reserve police.
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Kennebunk
George Gailiusis
OFM
Rye Beach
St. Peter's Parish
Boston
Mass
Anthony Kneizys
Anna Ivaska
Louise Winston
Cape Ann
Reino J. Martin
Lorita
Weeter O'Regan
Italy
Liudmila Bestowini
Arundel Girl Weds Kennebunk Man In Local Ceremony
Victoria Jordan of Arundel wed Robert Hutchins of Kennebunk in a single ring ceremony at Kennebunk Baptist Church performed by Rev. Robert Stuart. The bride wore a blue knit dress with pink sweetheart roses. Fernald White served as matron of honor. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The groom, a Kennebunk High student and Howard Johnson chef, will live at the Kennebunk Inn.
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Kennebunk Baptist Church
Victoria Jordan
Frank Jordan
Arundel
Robert Hutchins
Felix Skibicki
Brown Street
Kennebunk
Robert Stuart
Fernald White
Kennebunk High School
Howard Johnson
The
Turnpike
Kennebunk Inn
Cape Porpoise Social Roundup Highlights Many Visits
Cape Porpoise residents and guests share summer visits and gatherings. The Campbell home hosts 20 relatives for a cook-out including Cluffs Floyds and Hebert family alongside regional visitors from Sanford South Berwick and Mount Vernon. Local church activities list food sales for the Women’s Guild, an organ recital by Ralph McKelvey, and lectures by Dr. Tohyi Hsieh with upcoming talks by Salvation Army leaders and church officials.
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Dana Campbell
Campbell
Old Cape Road
Robert Cluff
Ethelyn Stackpole
George Floyd
Carredamzik
Richard Cluff
Sanford
Archie Hilton
South Berwick
Harold Hebert
West Buxton
Eugene Fiske
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Fiske
Langsford Road
N. H. Gifford
South Bristol
David Perkins
Memphis
Tenn
U. S
Charles MacKinnon
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Women’s Guild of the
Methodist Church
Ralph McKelvey
Philadelphia
Methodist
Tohyi Hsieh
China
Hsieh
Henry Mecert
John, Baggs
Salvation Army
Portland
Lester L. Boobar
Maine
E .Millett Cummings
Barbara Lord Bridal Showers Hosted in Multiple Homes
Barbara Lord honored ahead of her August 19 wedding to Ronald A. Boutet with bridal showers at the home of Mrs. Robert E. Marier in Kennebunk Beach and a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Albert Boutet’s home on Union Street Saco. Attendees include numerous Boutet and Lord relatives and friends from Biddeford Saco Kennebunk Sanford Westbrook and Old Orchard Beach.
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Barbara Lord
Ronald A. Boutet
Robert E. Marier
Kennebunk Beach
Albert P. Boutet
Union _ street
Saco
Linwood Boutet
Albert Boutet
Alan Sawyer
Harry Boutet
Edmund Boutet
Chandler Boutet
Lee Boutet
Lynda Brearey
Kennebunk
Peter Porell
Edward Travis
Clarice Farrar
Daniel Simpson
Ivan Levasseur
Nellie Bellmore
Frank Porell
Sanford
Paul Morin
Arthur Porell
James Garrner
John Porell
Licippe Beaudoin
Robert Porell
Chery Morin
Westbrook
Ohn Kennett
Ernest Porell
Clarence Craig
Georgelbrecht
Henry Piette
Austin Hobbins
John Cummings
Robert Lunny
Richard Gray
Joseph D’ascanio
John Morrison
Jeremiah Guiney
Alden Warner
Clarence Kennedy
Anna Colpitts
Laurier Giguere
Raymond Boutet
Carlton Burrill
Edward Lord
Gary Hill
John Pendleton
Joseph Lemay
Barry *Gallant
Wilbrod Bedard
Robert Boutet
Linda Boutet
Donna Boutet
Carol Boutet
Sharon Lord
Sandra Simpson
Debra Bedard
Edward DeMeule
Clayton Gallant
Roland Simpson
Richard Libby
Hamilton Grant
Homer Boutet
India ships first pig iron order to London
India exports its first pig iron shipment to London, sending 2,000 tons with a further 6,500 tons ordered by Britain. Previously India had exported iron to Japan and Pakistan, marking a growing role in industrial trade.
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India
New Delhi
Britain
London
Japan
Pakistan
Kennebunk River Fete Plans Unveiled for 75th Carnival
Kennebunkport chamber officials announce the 75th annual river carnival events set for August 19 20. Maine's millionth visitor Mr Leighton will arrive at Shawmut Inn with a gala afternoon bazaar at Washington Park and a ambassadorial reception. A boat parade, fishing rides for lobstermen, water ski show, lobster bake, USS Tills open house, aerial fireworks and a carnival ball mark the weekend with a public send off for Maine's millionth visitor on August 21.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Linvitation
Maine
Shawmut Inn
John H. Reed
Kennebunk River
Government Wharf
Ocean Avenue
Washington Park
Madonna Star ‘Club
Webhannet
Fletcher Street
Madonna Star Club
Pepperell Cove Ski Club
Kittery
Second Congregational Church
USS Tills
Gooch's Beach
River Club
Chamber of Commerce
Three Rivers
P.Q
Kennebunk-Kennebunk Port Ihamber of Commerce
Maine State Jaycees
Growth and expansion tied to efficiency and finance
The article argues that growth should come from sound financing and better efficiency, enabling expansion within existing poultry facilities. It notes that Maine poultry industry growth hinges on improved poultry house environments and more birds in current buildings, with leaders Wheldon and Reed urging financial readiness and active industry involvement.
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Maine
Wheldon
Reed
Mousam Club Hosts Second Gymkhana at Kennebunk Field
The Mousam Saddle and Harness club held its second horseshow and gymkhana at Bunnell's Field Sea Road Kennebunk with 57 horses and large crowd. Judges and officials included Richard Davis secretary Diane Emery assistant secretary Elizabeth Baldwin ring master Marvin Budd and ribbon girl Catherine Lyons.
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Mousam Saddle and Harness Club
Bunnell’s Field
Sea Road
Kennebunk
Richard Davis
Diane Emery
Elizabeth Baldwin
Marvin Budd
Catherine Lyons
Miller's Starfield
Edna Gove
Nanci H
Clarence Baldwin
Earl Smith
Royal Prince
Linda and
Butch Satchpole
Evelyn Stackpole
Melfair’s Mischief
Claire Downey
Lady Shea
Ruth Harmon
Alton Harmon
Princess Dorado
Ben Emery
Little Sammy
Bryant Currier
Lead Line
Miss Mischief
James Smith
Pam Smith
Linda
Butch Stackpole
Linda Stackpole
Sassy
Wesley Seaward
Jody Highland Fling
Leonard Babkirk
Donna Babkirk
Kyke
Sherry Thorndi
Dapper D
Stoney Acres
Carol King
Victory
Marie Hilton
Billy G
Sondra Adams
Rex Walker
Nancy Bragdon
Pancho
Peggy Hussey
Sue Murray
Duke
Mel Dennis
Midnight
Barbera Deering
Rusty
Ronnie Allaire
Tommy Barraclough
June Seaward
Sherry Thorndike
Sally Garcelon
Miller’s Starfield
Nevaro Chief
Diane Rogers
Buttons
Linda Murphy
Silver Dawn
Sweetser Children’s Home
Jerry
Gail Young
Nancy Blagdon
Chichiquia
Dennis Stellick
Lucy Graf
Dapper Dan
Jack Hogan
Poultrymen Urged to Look Ahead at Maine Circular
Orono Maine urged to study improvements and expansion paths in poultry operations. Extension Circular 356 by Harry C Whelden Jr and Frank D Reed invites copies from county agents or the Cooperative Extension Service. Authors stress crossroads moment for poultry men and potential advantages from improvements.
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Orono
Maine
University of Maine
Harry C. Whelden, Jr
Frank D. Reed
Bulletin Room
Cooperative Extension Service
Universe of Maine
Wheldon
Reed
Poultrymien
Phoenix utility uses binoculars for meter readers
A Phoenix utility company outfits its meter readers with binoculars allowing work from the street or alley. The approach keeps dogs and locked gates from delaying readings and aims to improve efficiency and safety.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
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