Beach Church Presents Poet Cantata in Sunday Service
Beach Church at Old Orchard Beach will present the Christmas cantata And here Were Shepherds by the senior choir of Washington Avenue Methodist Church Sunday at 11. Direction by Gertrude Thompson features sopranos Richard Cleveland Hazel Davis Barbara Gilbert Elizabeth Knight Mildred Quimby Nancy Robinson altos Harriet Andrews Marcia Stahl tenors Maynard Shorey Clinton Presley Edmund Presley basses Richard Cleveland Richard Souza scripture readings by Rev John Stahl and a candlelight preaching service with special music at 7.
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Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Old Orchard Beach
Gertrude Thompson
Richard Cleveland
Hazel Davis
Barbara Gilbert
Elizabeth Knight
Mildred Quimby
Nancy Robinson
Harriet Andrews
Marcia Stahl
Maynard Shorey
Clinton Presley
Edmund Presley
Richar Souza
John Stahl
Kennebunk School Board Sets 1962 63 Teacher Salaries
After an executive session on teacher salaries the Kennebunk Superintending School committee voted to pay salaries for the 1962 63 school year according to the existing schedule.
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Kennebunk Superintending
Old Orchard Rebekahs Note Yuletide Season
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge met with good attendance led by noble grand Mrs. Betty Wing. An invitation was received to Olive Rebekah Lodge 80th Anniversary in Kennebunk on January 8. Members exchanged gifts at a Christmas tree while Blue Hope team leads attendance and Red Faith team competes. hospital patient Mrs Elizabeth Leoncini to receive card shower.
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Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Betty Wing
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Kennebunk
Hope
Lorraine Pettengill
Faith
Florence Pettengill
Terry Hayes
Gertrude Cormier
Trinity and Wesleyan Play 1960 Tie in 60 Meetings
Hartford AP Trinity College football has tied Wesleyan twice in the last two seasons. The most recent deadlock occurred in 1960, the final game of a 60 game rivalry with no winner.
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Hartford, Conn
Trinity
Wesleyan
Wyman Elected Head of York County Lawmen
The York County Law Enforcement Association elected Leslie Wyman of Old Orchard Beach as president with Roland Langlois Sanford as first vice president and Raymond Kerry Saco as second vice president. Edmund Cashen Kennebunk becomes secretary and Yvon Rondeau Sanford as treasurer. outgoing president Elmer Hut-Wells presided. Past presidents received certificates. 50 attended the first ladies night. The group urged Gov Reed to reappoint Col. Robert Marx as Maine State Police head. a moment of silence honored deceased members.
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York County Law Enforcement Association
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Leslie Wyman
Old Orchard Beach
Roland Langlois
Sanford
Raymond Kerry
Saco
Edmund Cashen
Kennebunk
Yvon Rondeau
Elmer Hut— Wells
Guy Savage
Maine
Maine Law Enforcement Association
A. Wesley Leech
Chester Emmons
Maine State Police
Charles Cochran
Fish and Game Department
Limerick
Albert Pare
Wallace Clark
Maine State Lice
Police Department
Charles Davis
Berwick
Hutchins
First Ladies
Association
John Reed
Robert Marx
York County
Law Enforcement Association
Wonderbar Steak House
Wells
Elmer Hutchins
Gifts By Mullen Council Auxiliary Meeting
President Mrs. Catherine Lemire presided as the Rev. James J. Mullen Knights of Columbus Auxiliary met last night. Members visited convalescent homes in Old Orchard Beach and distributed gifts to patients. Angela Marcotte won the mystery prize and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments were served by Angela Marcotte Aurora Nolette and Bernadine Levesque. Attending were Catherine Lemire Bernadine Levesque Angela Marcotte Aurora Nolette Mildred Smith June Girard Helene Fowler Joanne Deprey Vivian Joncas Ruth Coreau.
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Catherine Lemire
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Old Orchard Beach
Angela Marcotte
Aurora Nolette
Bernadine Levesque
Mildred Smith
June Girard
Helene Fowler
Joanne Deprey
Vivian Joncas
Ruth Coreau
Five car accidents plague Kennebunk on slick roads
A string of crashes tied to icy travel taxed Kennebunk police, with one serious injury. A late model station wagon driven by Frank Sev erance hit a parked U S Mail truck near the post office, another collision damaged a 1957 car owned by Beatrice Wakefield, and an L&J Oil truck skidded into a ditch on Mousam road. Beverly Jarvis, 31, was hospitalized after colliding with a parked Truscott car. Rodney Hanson’s pickup was rear-ended by a 1954 Daigle car. Hanson reported back pain. Police Chief Frank Stevens led investigations.
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Kennebunk
Frank Severance
Cape Porpoise
Grover Thyng
Beatrice Wakefield
L&j Oil Company
Mousam Road
Sylvian Heights
Richard Adjutant
Beverly M. Jarvis
Arnold Truscott
Jarvis
Milton Hall
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Truscott
Rodney Hanson
Brown Street
Main and
Water Streets
Joseph Daigle
Wells
Hanson
Frank Stevens
Engagement of Sharon Obeida Garrett to Raymond Bergeron
Mrs Beryl Garrett of Sayward Street Kennebunk announces the engagement of her daughter Sharon Obeida to Raymond Bergeron son of Mr and Mrs Roland Bergeron of Day Street Kennebunk The bride to be is a Kennebunk High School class of 1961 graduate and Bowdoin School of Business alumna employed at Bowdoin Drugs The groom is a Kennebunk High School class of 1956 graduate who served four years in the U S Air Force and is employed by George Garnett No wedding date set
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Beryl Garrett
Sayward Street
AMVETS Organizes Kitchen Shower and Christmas Party
Abbott-Verville AMVETS Post in Old Orchard Beach plans a kitchen shower at 8 p.m. Saturday with items like towels soap powder and cutlery needed for the post kitchen. The annual Christmas party for members only features gifts for the kitchen, a social hour dancing and noisemakers and pork pies.
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Abbott-Verville Amvets Post
Old Orchard Beach
Daniel Guarino
Guarino
Felix Neault
Tom Bill
Francis Sutherland
Raymond Poitras
Robert Pettengill
Jerry Jacques
Two Dogs Drown After Ice Breaks on Mousam River
Kennebunk police warn parents to guard children as two dogs, a Labrador retriever and a boxer owned by James Lank, fell through thin ice on the Mousam River. Fire and police crews attempted rescue with boats and oars but could not locate the dogs before they disappeared beneath the ice. Chief Stevens slipped into the water during the attempt.
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Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
Mousam
James Lank
Rossroad
Boxer
Chief Stevens
Harrison Coleman
Chief Coleman
Victor Sampson
Stevens
Sampson
Art Classes Planned at Beach Night School
A brief meeting of the Old Orchard Beach Art Association was held Wednesday at Jameson School with president Mrs. Gertrude Eastman presiding. Travel problems reduced attendance. The school board plans evening art classes starting mid January at the high school.
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Old Orchard Beach Art Association
Jameson School
Gertrude Eastman
Madonna OES Christmas Party in Kennebunk
Madonna OES Chapter OFS met at the Masonic hall in Kennebunk with Mrs. Agnes Tracy and Arthur Tracy Sr presiding. Degrees will be conferred on a candidate at the January 2 meeting. Afterward a Christmas tree exchange of gifts and refreshments were served in the dining room decorated by Mrs. Margaret Johnson and Mrs. Alice Crocker.
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Madonna Chapter
OFS
Masonic Hall
Kennebunk
Agnes Tracy
Arthur Tracy, Sr
Margaret Johnson
Alice Crocker
Minced Filling for Six Large Baking Apples
For six large baking apples, prepare core cavities by filling with about one quarter cup of mincemeat. This directs stuffing amount per apple and helps balance sweetness with fruit.
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Old Orchard Rebekahs
Elizabeth Leoncini
Maine Medical Center
FBI
Adonna
Gaymode
Men's Towncraft
DAN River
ORSON
Penney
Golden Dawn
Sim
Caneys
Penney’s
Wyman
Mullen
Elsie W. Burgess
Arundel
Penney's
Brentwood
Charge Ii
Alaska
Charles Cousens, Jr
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Charles Cousens
Brenda Freeman
University of Maine
Elliott Freeman
High Street
Boston
Virginia Freeman
Mabel Foster
Kennebunk High School
Rockland
James Sylvester
Camden
Stuher Jones
Bourne Street
Brentwoods
Madonna Oes
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