Community group meetings outline town notice
Kennebunk hosts a bureau of meetings including Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion auxiliary at Mrs Ethel Gonneville s home on Storer Street for a 6 pm covered dish supper. WSCS of West Kennebunk Methodist Church meets with a 6 30 pm dish supper and business session. Madonna chapter CES observes Step-up night at Mason ic Hall with refreshments by Mrs Hatch and family. Kennebunk Kennebunkport Lion club holds dinner meeting at Kennebunkport Inn Tuesday at 6 45 pm. Mothers club holds all day meeting at Kennebunk Lower Village hall Wednesday with noon dinner chaired by Mrs Bernice Gooch. Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias reports Richard Leech presiding and oyster stew served by Edward Benoit. Kennebunk Fire Department responds to washing machine short circuit at Kent Cleaners with no damage. February 27 banquet at Kennebunk High School honors fall and winter sports athletes, cheerleaders and coaches. reservations via Mrs John Eagleson and David Shields. speaker John Sampson Colby College football coach. President William ne to preside. Mr and Mrs George Lewin and children Peter Paul Judy of Greenfield Mass visited Kennebunk parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber-Lebebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Gonneville
Storer Street
WSCS
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Avis Going
Mildred Boyden Madonna
CES
Masonic Hal
Gertrude Hatch
Brylon Hatch
Nelson Hatch
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport
Lion Club
Kennebunkport Inn
Mothers Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Bernice Gooch
Richard Leech
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edward Benoit
Kennebunk Fire Department
Kent Cleaners
Kennebunk High School
John Eagleson
Kennebunkport
David Shields
Kennebunk
John Sampson
Colby College
William Ne
George Lewin
Peter, Paul and
Judy
Greenfield
Mass
Benjamin Lewin
Birch Street
Ocean Park Extension to Meet at Masonic Hall
The Ocean Park Extension will meet at Robinson Memorial Masonic hall on Tuesday at 10 30 a m Mrs Hobbs county agent is expected to be present A meeting of the Old Orchard Memorial VFW will be held this evening at the hall Atlantic avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Hobbs
Old Orchard Memorial Vfw
Atlantic Aveue
Nasson Deans List Announced From Nas son College
Fifty five students named to Nas son college fall semester dean’s list announced by Dr. Edward J. Durnall. The roster includes twenty from Maine and seventeen from Massachusetts with several from New York New Jersey New Hampshire Connecticut Vermont and other states. Two students Miss Georgia L. Curtis and Miss Karen Scholz earned all A s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasson College
Edward J. Durnall
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Florida
Pennsylvania
Malaya
Georgia L. Curtis
Portland
Karen Scholz
Ridgewood
N.J
A’s. Maine
Richard C. Charbonneau
Biddeford
Benjamin W. Severn
Falmouth
Gary J. Walker
Nancy G. Taylor
Belfast
Emily M. Battis
South Berwick
Carolyn A. Brown
Meredith A. Jordan
South Portland
Velma A. Burkosky
Debra J. Hudson
Bridgton
Linda L. Edwards
Casco
Michele G. Roy
Mexico
Miss Curtis
Emmett A. Daly
Thomas E. Kelley
Charles W. Rawson
Bonnie J. Merrifield
Patricia J. Murphy
Springvale
Joseph L. Lepere
Rachel M. Grenier
H. Sargent
Sanord
OOB Card Party Winners Announced
Mrs Merry Briggs won the women's high prize at whist in a card party hosted by the Abbot-Verville AMVETS auxiliary at the post home in Old Orchard Beach on Walnut Street last night. Jerry Jacques won the big prize for men and also the Queens prize. Mrs Irene McGlauflin received a special prize. Next card party set for 8 p.m. next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Briggs
Abbott-Verville Amvets
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
Joan Tenan
Jerry Jacques
Robert Pettengill
Irene McGlauflin
Maine Maritime Ship Delayed in San Diego Repair
The State of Maine training ship from Maine Maritime Academy was delayed at San Diego after two gas gaskets failed on a main steam line, causing boiling spray in the engine room. The vessel will stay in port for repairs until Monday or Tuesday. an officer called the incident a miracle no one was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Maine Maritime Academy
State of Maine
San Francisco
Parishes honor assistant pastor at testimonial in Kennebunkport
More than 500 parishioners and guests attended a farewell reception for Rev. J Henry Fournelle at the Consolidated school in Kennebunkport. He has served as assistant pastor for St. Martha Kennebunkport St. Monica Kennebunk All Saints Ogunquit and St. Mary Wells Beach for five years before transfer to Notre Dame de Lourdes Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Fournelle
Kennebunkport
Father Fournelle
St. Martha
St. Monica
Kennebunk
All Saints
Ocunquit
St. Mary At Wells
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Ogunquit
St. Mary, Wells Beach
Fournelle
Saco
St. Patrick Church
Lewiston
William J. Kelly
John S. Monroe
Thomas J. Reagan
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Reagan
Skippy Williams
St. Martha Church
A. J. Burnham
Emery Huff
St. Monica Choir
Harry Mansien
Fr. Fournelle
Christian Doctrine
Paul Bedard
W. H. Williams
Timothy Mahrt
J. Frank Harrison
David Walley
Kendrick Holbrook
Margaret ‘Chretien
John Harnois
Mary Harnois
Robert Harnois
Ronald Harnois
Prayer Day Service Slated At Kennebunk
The World Day of Prayer observance will be at Kennebunk Baptist Church on Friday March 1 at 2 30 p m Mrs C A Buchanan of Cape Porpoise chairs with Arun del Council of Church women assisting Rev Russel Peppe of Church-on-the-Cape speaks and Mrs Glen Wheeler of Goose Rocks Beach sings the solos Offerings support overseas projects including the Congo Institute and Christian Colleges for Women and migrant ministry and American Indian A planning meeting for final arrangements is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Henry O Meyerts home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Baptist Church
C A. Buchanan
Cape Porpoise
Arundel
Spangenberg Gains 674 Yards for Dartmouth 1962 Football
Tom Spangenberg rushed 123 times for 674 yards for the Dartmouth football team in 1962, contributing as a key back in the season's offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Spangenberg
Dartmouth
Steamship Stalled For Seven Hours Before Tug Rescue
A steamship lay dead in the water for seven hours before a tugboat finally rescued it. The incident halted progress on the route as authorities investigated the cause and ensured the vessel could resume service safely.
Pet Longevity Up With Modern Care and Nutrition
An overview of how improved veterinary care vaccination and neutering have extended life spans for dogs and cats. It notes dogs living into their teens and cats into their mid teens, plus longer lifespans for parrots tortoises and many aquarium fish under expert care and captivity.
Training a Puppy to Go Outside and Parakeet Regurgitation
A reader asks how to housetrain a two month old German Shepherd kept in a cellar. Answer: take the puppy outside regularly each day at key times. confinement makes outdoor elimination unlikely. Also, parakeet regurgitation is usually affection or courting behavior, not illness, possibly triggered by talking, playing, or a mirror or toy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M
R. A
Miller
No One Injured In Kennebunk Crash
A 1959 sedan driven by Frank Micelotti of Milford Massachusetts collided with a 1962 sedan driven by Florence Gagne of Saco in Kennebunk about 6 30 this morning. No injuries were reported. Passengers were Dorothy Godbout and Jennie Provost. Minor damage to both cars. Officer Edmund L. Cashen investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Micelotti
Milford
Mass
Florence Gagne
Saco
Kennebunk
Micelotti
Maine
Wells To Speak At SB Kiwanis Club Session
Wells, assistant to the president for development at St. Francis college, will speak at the Saco Biddeford Kiwanis meeting tomorrow. A North Anson native and Wilton Academy graduate, he led Bowdoin football 1931 1946 and coached the 1936 U S baseball Olympic team. He served in the Navy 1942 50 rising to full commander and later worked in radio TV and sales before public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
U.S. Navy
Navy
Naval Aviation
Basic Training Command
Portland
Flames Claim Life Of Maine Lumber Worker
State police identify the burned body found in a wrecked home as Joseph Aucoin a 50 year old lumber mill worker. Three other Maine fires caused nearly 70000 in losses and injuries. A Portland apartment blaze injured a woman and three others as a gas light incident triggered a flash. A Caribou potato warehouse fire caused about 60000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Joseph Liucoin
Fire Department
Alexander ‘Rankin
Aucoin
Maine
Josephine Fusco
Portland
Maine Medical Center
Joseph
Ce Eal
Co Huscor
Marieene Me
Booklet Helps Maine Businessmen Learn Federal Contracts
Senator Edmund Muskie announced a revised booklet Doing Business with the Federal Government is available to Maine businessmen. The guide explains government procurement, military procurement, and how to buy government real and personal property. In 1962 Maine firms won 3.5 million in supply contracts and 397000 in service contracts, with ongoing design and construction work on Augusta Post Office and Federal Building and Border Patrol stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund §. Muskie
Maine
General Services Administration
Muskie
U.S
Cumberland Mills
Lewiston
Waterville
Wilton
Madawaska
Old Town
Augusta
Federal
Border Patrol
Houston
Lubec
van Buren
Vanceboro
Disillusioned Students See Dignity Hitting African Courses
On arriving in Vienna some students recounts how scholarships attracted them for political reasons. They describe how political indoctrination to spread communism in Africa was a major part of their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Africa
Beach Parish Hosts Reception for New Pastor O'Leary
A reception at Old Orchard Beach High School gym honored Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward C. O'Leary newly named pastor of St. Margaret parish. Speakers included Atty. Francis J. La Fountain and notices of parish officers, scouts, choirs, and attendees from Old Orchard Beach and Ocean Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. O'Leary
St. Margaret Parish
Old Orchard Beach
Msgr. O'Leary
William J. Mullen
Board of Selectmen
Old Orchar Beach
Msgr. O'Le
Old Orchard Be
Ocean Park
Merton Gervais
Knights of Columbus
John W. Girard
Leandre Charest
Ralph Belair
Antonio Boisvert
Ellen Fowler
Francis J. la Fountain
Frank J. Manduca
Boisvert
You
Ad Multos Amos
Arthur Kehow
New York
Renie J. Parent
Joseph Moore
John Daley
Atty
Cornelius O'Leary
Royal J. Parent
Peter Dennis
Fealph Belair
Charles Huot
Arthur Loranger
Local stores named in a youth employment debate
The text lists shops including Reilly's Bakery Juliette and Yvonne Gift Shoppe Zahares Foodliner Eddie's Market Radley Market Jeannette's Market Potter's Furniture Drouin's Market Gadbois Florists Half-Market and Fern Park Mar et. It discusses proposals to open schools 12 to 14 hours daily year round and urges parents to seek work for their children while business and labor share responsibility for youth employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Ac&p
Goslin Calls for Nationwide School Session Plan
The speaker argues children should attend school a few hours daily for about half the year, with breaks for football and teachers’ meetings, urging nationwide adoption of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goslin
Alert driving advice about watching all cars ahead and behind
The note stresses staying alert while driving and watching vehicles both in front and behind to avoid accidents. It emphasizes constant awareness and safe following distances for all road users.
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Edmund Cashen
Clement P. Wight
Dial
Nasson
MMA
Gilbert Lembree
Kennebunkport Confraternity
Robert Howes
South Congregational Church
William J. Kelley
John Monroe
Daniel Lauretta
St. Mary Church
Wells Beach
Kennebunk Area
Speaking
Duke of Windsor
Deauville
France
Amsterdam Aquarium
London
Pacific Island
Tongatabu
THE
PET Forum
SB Kiwanis Club
Mullen
Msgr
O'Leary
Royal Parent
Arthur Kehoe
Umberman
Beach Parish
Hawai
Alaska
Hawaii
California
Alabama
D&a
National Industrial Conference Board
Richard T. Belanger
Hill Street
Alan E. Shaw
Whitford Avenue
Nutley
N. J
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