Testimonial for Assistant Pastor Is Scheduled
A farewell reception honors Rev. J Henry Fournelle assistant pastor for St Martha Kennebunkport St Monica Kennebunk St Mary Wells Beach and All Saints Ogunquit Sunday at 7 30 p m at Consolidated School Kennebunkport Rev Fournelle to join Notre Dame church Saco Rev Fr John S Munroe to succeed him Munroe from Lewiston was ordained February 2 Refreshments served Arrangements by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Executive Board led by president Atty Thomas J Reagan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Fournelle
St. Martha
Kennebunkport
St. Monica
Kennebunk
St. Mary, Wells Beach
All Saints
Ogunquit
Consolidated
Schoo Street
Fr. Fournelle
Old Orchard Beach Club and church meetings listed
A schedule of local meetings shows Union St John the Baptist and Ste Marguerite councils meeting Tuesday at Charles Johns by the Sea and Mrs Thomas Collins home Sea View avenue. Ocean Park Extension will not meet tomorrow due to a county leader absence. Old Orchard club gathering set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Anna Anderson Gull Motel West Grand Avenue with hostesses Mrs Florence Benson and Mrs Violet Mewer. Edward P Johnson of Randall Avenue Ocean Park has returned home from Webber hospital. Mrs Winfred Bliss has returned home from Maine Osteopathic hospital Portland after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union St. John the Baptist, Council
Ste. Marguerite
Charles Johns-by-the-Sea Guild
Thomas Collins
Sea View Avenue
Ocean Park Extension
Old Orchard Club
Anna Anderson
Gull
West Grand Avenue
Florence Benson
Violet Mewer
Edward P. Johnson
Randall Avenue
Ocean Park
Webber Hosital
Winfred Bliss
Ocean Avenue
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Ogunquit Firemen’s Auxiliary Demonstration Tuesday
A demonstration of liquid embroidery will be held Tuesday at 7 p m at the new Ogunquit fire station, sponsored by the Ogunquit Firemen's auxiliary. New officers include Mrs. Helen Roberge president and Mrs. Helen Mergendahl vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
Beach Card Party Winners Listed
The Abbott-Verville AMVETS auxiliary held a card party at the post home on Walnut Street in Old Orchard Beach. Mrs. Leona Travers won the women’s high prize and Mrs. Lorraine Pettengill the women’s low prize. Robert Pettengi won the men’s high prize and Dan Guarino the men’s low prize. Teens prize went to Jerry acques with a special prize to Tom Bill. It’s the first in a 12 part series held every Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Travers
Lorraine Pettengill
Abbott-Verville Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
Robert Pettengi
Dan Guarino
Jerryacques
Tom Bill
Police Recover Stolen Car On Ocean Avenue
A car stolen from Robert Caron of Portland was recovered on Ocean avenue in Old Orchard Beach Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Dwight MacLeod reported the abandoned vehicle to the local police. Police Chief John Clark and State Trooper James Berry determined the car matched the theft report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Caron
Portland
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dwight MacLeod
John Clark
James Berry
Saco
Caron
Rockefeller Attacks Kennedy Policy on Cuba and Economy
Rockefeller criticizes the Kennedy administration over Soviet strength in Cuba and tax plans. He accuses the State Department of fumbling with Canada and urges stronger economic investment to boost industry. Joining Goldwater and Keating, he widens rift within the GOP and polishes a craftman-like political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Canada
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Rockefeller
New York
Cuba
Kennedy
Geome
Bradford DeMolay Installs New Officers in Biddeford
Local Bradford DeMolay chapter installs new officers in semi public ceremonies at Biddeford Masonic hall. The slate features Saperia as master councillor Randall Sanborn Potter and others, with installing suite from William Whipple DeMolay of Kittery. Past master councillor jewels presented to Bowie and Lane. Social hour refreshments followed. A meeting is set for 7 pm tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Order of DeMolay
Biddeford Masonic Hall
William Whipple
DeMolay
Kittery
Lloyd Tripp
Barry Waddell
Richard Beattie
Everett
Philip Saperia
Kenneth Randall
Keith Sanborn
David Potter
George Peacock
Gary Gross
Lloyd Stetson
Peter Zafirson
Joseph Barth
Sentinel
Peter Scontras
Brian Arsenault
Richard Souza
John
Assomption Society Holds Meeting and Valentine Party
The Assomption Society gathered at the Fremont club hall Alfred street Biddeford for a combined business meeting and social. Officers and committees ran the event whist prizes went to Mederic Binette Maurice Neault Louis Bosse Baptiste Beaudoin Theresa Dion Claire Bosse Mrs Maria Binette and Dianne Bosse Special prizes were awarded to Maurice Neault and Lionel Dubois A buffet lunch was served by Mrs Roland Desroisier and committee George Baiguy showed movies of the children’s Christmas party Over 70 members and guests attended including Emanuel Groleau and Mrs Groleau Gerald Nadeau Constance Dutil Albert Brouillard and others from Lewiston Augusta New York and Augusta Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assomption Society
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Mederic Binette
Maurice Neault
Louis Bosse
Baptiste Beaudoin
Theresa Dion
Claire Bosse
Maria Binette
Dianne Bosse
Lionel Dubois
Roland
Clarence Ouellette
Lewiston
Jeanne Bilodeau
Augusta
Canadian Episode Sparks U S News Debate
Washington report notes Canadian defense policy debates in the House of Commons reveal Canada purchased nuclear capable missiles and jets in 1958, yet has not accepted warheads or installed them. Senator Morse says Canada avoids the nuclear issue, affecting North American air defense and prompting possible shifts in U S policy toward Western allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
U.S. State Department
House of Commons
Canada
United States
North American
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
Morse
State Department
Diefenbaker
Flames Gut Half Of Green Street House
A morning fire gut half of a four family duplex at 42 44 Green street Biddeford. The Crowley and McGary families plus others were housed in the building with a child evacuated to safety as firefighters battled smoke and flames. Police redirected traffic as three pumpers fought the stubborn blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Green Street
Ethel Crowley
Mary McGary
Ralph Cote
Binette
Arthur King
Crowley
Logart Faces Collins In Lewiston Boxing Feature
Cuban welterweight Isaac Logart is slight favorite over Mel Collins of Valley Stream in Lewiston tonight’s 10 round main event. Semi final pits Lefty Charest against Ron Butts of Portland as Lewiston hosts its third boxing card of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Isaac Logart
Mel Collins
Valley Stream
Long Island
Lefty Charest
Ron Butts
Portland
Legislative districts and budget hearings schedule
Education at 1 30 p m proposes 10 million bonds for a vocational education institute. Highways at 1 p m discusses Maine New Hampshire Interstate Bridge Authority toll bridge between Kittery and Portsmouth as alternative to a free bridge. Legal Affairs at 1 30 p m reviews Sunday holiday conduct laws. Transportation at 1 30 p m urges seat belts and two year licenses. Judiciary at 10 a m establishes Uniform Commercial Code. Appropriations at 9 30 a m completes departmental budget hearings with Bureau of the Budget testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine-New Hampshire
Kittery
Portsmouth
Bureau of the Budget
Administrative Code
Kennebunk High Winter Carnival crowns king and queen
Kennebunk High School's annual Winter Carnival drew senior crowds for a ball that crowned William Hanscom and Jocelyn Dill as king and queen. The event featured sports wins by seniors, judges, and a snow sculpture victory by the junior class, with faculty members assisting and chaperoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk High School
William “Bill” Hanscom
Jocelyn Dill
William Pappas
Pappas
K.H.S
Lanford
Tenry Crown
Jack Harrison
Bob Ibson
King
Judy Emmons
Margaret Bouchard
Sue Perry
Queen
Jimmy Hanson
Orchestra of
Portland
Michael Towne
Ellen Groneng
Margaret Ricker
Henry Baillargeon
K.H S
Lydia Spencer
Andrew J. Peterson
Verne Bodwell
Crew Works On New Home For Kennebunk Family
About 30 men worked Saturday to erect the shell of a new home for the Ralph Brown family who lost their house on the Ma guire road. A Sunday crew toiled as well with sandwiches and coffee supplied. Stanley Day, retired architect, drew the plans and coordinates the build. More crews planned for next Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘Brown
Maguire Road
Kennebunk
Stanley Day
Kennebunk Grange and church meetings highlight town events
A busy Tuesday evening in Kennebunk features Alewive Grange hosting State Deputy Harry Willis and Mrs Margaret Willis at 8 PM with a pre supper at 6:30 PM, plus Evening Alliance of the Kennebunk Unitarian church hosting speaker Mrs Gordon Morrison and slides. The Webber Lefebvre American Legion auxiliary meets at 8 PM, and Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias heads with refreshments served after. Also noted is a house move for Mr and Mrs Clinton Dickinson, and a 1953 sedan accident on Brown Street injuring no one. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alewive Grange
West Kennebunk
Harry Willis
Margaret Willis
John F. Hill Grange
Mildred Boyden
Lillian Gross
Arthur Pitman
Susan Pitman
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Beach
Barbara Mason
Evelyn Dickinson
Frances Burr
Clinton Dickinson
Sandra
Longview Terrace
David Johnson
Bruce
Wakefield
Mass
Louise Pelletier
Intervale Road
Ted Winston
Kenneth Cuneo
Richard Smith
David Tibbetts
Hebron Academy
Webber-Lefebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Ella Irving
Hazel Jones
Edith Joy
Richard Leech
Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias
Edward Benoit
Women’s Alliance
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Helen Walgatt
Harold Scott
Harold Bourne
Mark Goodwin
J. Ernest Sheridan
Norman Wiggin
Everlett Littlefield
Ralph Farnsworth
Lawrence J. Doane
Wells Road
Brown Street
Doane
Frank Stevens
Edmund Cashen
Kennebunk Police Department
Beach VFW Post Inducts Two New Members
Old Orchard Memorial VFW Post met last night and inducted James Davis and Louis DeAngelis. An invitation was read to attend a district meeting February 17 in York. Transportation was arranged. Work on the post home continues on schedule with a new floor nearing completion. A work party is planned for Thursday evening. John Sylvester volunteered to install the plumbing. Norman Pare, John Sylvester, John Menard and David Simpson are scheduled for additional tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Memorial Vfw Post
James Davis
Louis ‘DeAngelis
York
Post
John Sylvester
Norman Pare
John Menard
David Simpson
Wells Activities Highlight Scout Sunday and Community Meetings
Wells residents attended Boy Scout Sunday at First Wells Congregational Church led by Troop 353 with Ro land Dufort Sr and Harry Alpren attending. Tonight Dr Carl M Haas will speak on Hypnosis at Congo Women’s church group meeting at Wells Second Congregational parish house. Highpine Chapter of Order of DeMolay meets at 7 30 in Highpine Masonic hall with refreshments by Mrs Millard W Adams and Mrs Albee G LaPierre. Wells Band Roosters meet at 7 30 at Wells High School. Music committee of Wells First and Second Congregational churches meets Tuesday 8 pm at the Second church parish house, followed by a 6 pm dues paying covered dish supper Wednesday 8 pm Wells Grange at the Sanford road hall with dessert and beverages provided by Mrs Arthur Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Boy Scout Troop 353
Roland Dufort
Harry Alpren
Eldridge
Leroy’ Hanson American Legion Post
First Wells Congregational Church
Carl M. Haas
Saco
Wells Second Congregational Church
Gilbert V. Grant
Iola B. Littlefield
Rowland M. Hussey
Orrin B. Saunders
Paul Whitin
Highpine
Order of de- Molay
Highpine Masonic Hall
Millard W. Adams
Albee G. LaPierre
Mothers’ Circle
Wells Band
Roosters
Wells High School
Wells First and Second Congregational
Second Church
Wells Grange
Sanford Road
Arthur Perkins
Three Persons Are Injured In Saco Accident
Three people were injured in weekend traffic crashes in Saco. Miss Janice Hanusek, 26, of 35 Dyer Street, sustained a severe forehead cut and eye injury after the LaRose vehicle collided with a second car driven by John Murray. LaRose, 27, and Murray, 25, suffered facial cuts and a bruised leg, with Hanusek admitted to Webber Hospital. Both cars in this incident were totaled. A second collision on York Hill involved Albert Dumont Jr. and John Estabrook, with Dumont and Mildred Estabrook uninjured. Dumont's car sustained about 200 dollars damage and Estabrook's 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Janice Hanusek
Dyer Street
Robert LaRose, Jr
Spring Street
LaRose
Ross Road
John F. Murray
Scarborough
Murray
Miss Hanusek
Webber Hospital
York Hill
Albert J. Dumont, Jr
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
John W. Estabrook
Portland
Estabrook
Dumont
Mildred Estabrook
Nuclear test ban talks and US Soviet positions
The United States and Western powers questioned the 1962 test ban, noting the unresolved secret behind proposals. Kuznetsov arrived in Geneva for negotiations while U.S. officials saw Russia sending a high-level team, with informal talks scheduled between Kuznetsov and William C. Foster ahead of formal openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations
U.S
Ores
Kenne
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Geneva
Kuznetsov
William C. Foster
Cribbage Tournament at American Legion Hall Wednesday Night
Pare and Menard compete in District 14 Department playoff in Auburn as part of a Wednesday night cribbage event at the American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Pare
Menard
Auburn
You Can Learn To Think By Thinking Ex Missionary To Congo
A public missionary meeting at Village Baptist church Kennebunkport 7:30pm features Rev. Dr. Charles E. Smith. Smith a Congo missionary retired 1956 recounts Kikongo station and 72 mission schools serving 3100 children. Belgium honored them in 1946. He urges students to learn to think by controlling thoughts and offers a Seven Point Plan for thinking in reading listening and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Charles E. Smith
Claremont
Cal
Dr. Smith
Congo
Kikongo
Leopoldville
Rural Workers Training School
Bible Institute
Congo Mission
Smiths
Smith
Iowa
Iowa State
Kennedy School of Missions
Hartford, Conn
University of Southern California
Berkeley Baptist Divinity School
Ife
New England Teamster Pension Age Cut to 62
Providence AP report says New England Teamsters and Trucking Pension Fund allows optional early retirement at 62 with 25 years service for a $150 monthly pension, plus about $100 Social Security, totaling roughly $250 monthly. Trustees cite fund assets of $18 million since 1958 to support the change. William Sheehan of Providence Local 251 notes the change aims to spur early retirement in a strenuous job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
New England
New England Teamsters and Trucking Pension Fund
William Sheehan
Providence Local 251
North Carolina State Recruit Ron Gossell Profile
North Carolina State adds center Ron Gossell a 6 foot 10 junior from Harvard Illinois to bolster their front line. The highly regarded recruit brings size inside and potential matchup presence for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Ron Gossell
Harvard
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Clement P. Wight
Dial
Albeo G. Lapierre
Assumption Society
Fremont Hall
Laura Richard
Henrietta Desrosier
Rita Lehoulier
Cille Neault
Madeliene Dubois
Lucien Lehoulier
Marie Jeanne Bosse
Fernande Bosse
Constance Collard
Albert Brouillard
Roland Desrosier
Kennebunk High
Beach Vfw
Nason
Leslie J. Nason
Littlee
American Discount
Renae Biddeford
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