Webhannet club to meet for See and Ski program
Kennebunk notes show Mrs Edmund Cashen of York Street and Mr and Mrs Maynard Redson visiting Danvers Mass. Webhannet club will meet Monday at 1 30 at Fletcher Street clubhouse for a business session. Mrs Harry Lapirow presents See and Ski. Tea hosts are Mrs Ralph Curtis assisted by Mrs Archie Rner Mrs Harold H Bourne and Mrs Percy H Boothby. Olive Rebekah Lodge observes Thomas Wildey night Monday 7 45 with refreshments by Reginald Hatch Robert Welch and Plummer Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Redson
York Street
Danvers
Mass
Webhannet Club
Fletcher Street
Harry Lapirow
Ralph Curtis
Archierner
Harold H. Bourne
Percy H. Boothby
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Wildey
Reginald Hatch
Robert Welch
Plummer
Over 6 Million Receive Foods Under U S Aid
The 1962 USDA donated foods program aided more than 6 million recipient persons at its peak in March, with nearly 70 million individuals served nationwide through expanded family donations. Domestic and foreign distributions supported school lunch programs, charitable institutions, and disaster relief, totaling two billion pounds domestically and 2.5 billion pounds abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
America
Guam
California
Christmas Guests at Lebanon Parish House and Area
The Lebanon parish house hosted Christmas guests including Miss Gloria Roberts, Miss Norma Lewis, and Miss Joanne Potter with Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts. Attendees traveled from Providence, Rochester, Acton, and Sanford. Families from Barre Vermont, Newington New Hampshire, Dover and Gray joined for holiday gatherings. Pvt Parker Colby returned from Fort Dix for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Roberts
Gloria Roberts
Norma Lewis
Joanne Potter
Providence
R. I. John Rich
Rochester
Alice Ackroyd
Acton
Davidale
Fred Gale
David Gale
Lydia Myers
John Godfrey
Greene
Llewellyn Brewster
Barre
Fred Hanscom
Edwin Ackroyd
Glenn
Paul
Jolene
Sanford
Charles Grant
Stuart Grant
Lysle Grant
Melinda
Pittsfield
N.H
Philip Grant
Debbie
Newington
Margaret Sundeen
Sylvia Sundeen
Ruth Sundeen
Dover
Charles Rand
Brenda
Gayle
Richard Rand
Michael
Tammy
Gray
Fred Rand
Harold Randall
Lois
Donna
Jon
James Emmons
Dean
Basil
Eddie
Lebanon
Parker Colby
Fort Dix
N. J
Edith Blanchard
Lebanon School
Mars Hill
Clarence Randall
Vermont
Charles
Fred Mayew
Sue Anne
Stanley Lewis Hall
Berwick
Forrest Hanscom
David
N. H
North Lebanon
Ruby Abbott
Amy I. Goodwin
Emma Goodwin
Pioneer Girls
Emily Ricker
Kennedy Faces Congress Dilemma With Tax Cut Stance
President Kennedy shows restraint toward Congress while pushing a tax cut and signaling possible trade offs on medical care and education. Florida briefing reports describe a cautious approach, fearing HouseRules Committee bottling, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans and a looming clash over policy and timing. An exhibition of 40 Woodbury paintings opens January at Ogunquit.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Florida
Cuba
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol
Treasury
House
Rules Committee
AMVETS Post Plans Winter Events At Old Orchard Beach
Abbott Ver Ville AMVETS post at Walnut street Old Orchard Beach reports New Year s Festival was successful. A mid winter carnival is set for February 2 at 7 p m with Dan Guarino Felix Neault Bob Ricker Ben Goulet and Dave Simpson directing. An annual Post Commanders banquet is scheduled February 23 at 8 p m with Armand Levesque chairing. Regular Saturday socials draw good attendance and post meetings have moved to Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott-Verville
Amvets Post
Post
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
Dan Guarino
Felix Neault
Bob Ricker
Bob Pettengill
Ben Goulet
Dave Simpson
Post Post
Post Home
Armand Levesque
Tom Bill
John Travers
Paul Cote
Jerry Jacques
Ralph Fortier
East ern Star officers confer degrees and visit chapters
Mrs Valera Hall electa of Min ivanca chapter confers degrees at Iona chapter Portland on Wednesday evening. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Strickland and several members. Mrs Jennie Rallis attends Associate Matrons night at Winneganee chapter Yarmouth with guests. Augusta State armory hosts Inaugural Ball. Vance Nichols and family return to St Paul after holidays. Nichols father's death in Rochester, New York prompts trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valera Hall
Electa
Minivanca
Order of the Eastern Star
Iona
Portland
John Strickland
Helen Smith
Mildred Nowell
Pauline Peacock
Beverly Larrabee
Dana Hall
Jennie Rallis
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Asa Douglass
Ernest Gallant
Millard Palmer
Old Orchard Beach
Augusta State Armory
Vance Nichols
St. Paul
Philadelphia To Shock Starlings With New System
Philadelphia plans to deploy a $49,500 electrical network on roofs and ledges to deter starlings. Public property commissioner Fred J. Corleto said the system, once turned on, will emit sound and spark deterrents to scare away the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
City Hall
Fred J. Corleto
Sidewalk rules for pedestrians facing traffic
The text instructs pedestrians to walk on the left side of the way or its shoulder facing oncoming traffic when sidewalks are provided and practicable. It emphasizes keeping to the left to face approaching vehicles.
Local Families Welcome Daughters as Holiday Visitors
A list of East Rochester residents greets a newborn daughter for Sharon Bamford Pamela Joan Eva Goodwin Sheri Reed Roberta Wood Susan Smith Lois Randall and Mr and Mrs George Smith Jr The former Miss Linda Goodwin of North Lebanon is Mrs Smith. Marshal Baxter son of Mrs Marjorie Baxter returns home from Wentworth Technical Institute in Boston for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Bamford
Pamela
Joan
Eva Goodwin
Sheri Reed
Roberta Wood
Susan Smith
Lois Randall
George Smith
East Rochester
Supper Plans by Beach WSCS at Gull Motel Old Orchard Beach
The Washington Avenue Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Gull Motel in West Grand Avenue. Devotions and prayers opened the meeting with New Year messages. Officials reported finances and planned a public Valentine casserole supper February 14 and a luncheon March 15. The next meeting is January 17 at Frances Johnson’s home. Members were urged to bring items for a silent auction and a mortgage payment gift was voted to trustees. Present: Mattie Bliss Florence Benson Hazel Davis Frances Johnson Cressie George Gertrude Leonard Elizabeth Garland Barbara Gilbert Helen Anderson Harriet Andrews Retta Sait Cora Jones Hazel Kennett Gertrude Wight Florence Gray Jean Cooper Ruth Hodeen Anna Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Old Orchard Beach
Gull Motel
West Grand Avenue
Anna Anderson
Mattie Bliss
Florence Benson
Frances Johnson
Tripoli Avenue
Hazel Kennett
Barbara Gilbert
Anderson
Florence Gray
Jean Cooper
Ruth Hodeen
Hazel Davis
Cressie George
Gertrude Leonard
Elizabeth Garland
Helen Anderson
Harriet Andrews
Retta Sait
Cora Jones
Gertrude Wight
Membership Drive Planned By Beach Unit
At the Old Orchard Beach AMVETS auxiliary meeting 21 members are paid, three new ones joined. A drive will boost membership and secure 15 renewals. Attendance prize went to president Mrs. Joan Tenan. Card parties resume Sunday with Mrs. Tenan and Mrs. McGlauflin on the committee for this Sunday and Mrs. Jacques for the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afsott - Verville Amvets
Old Orchard Beach
St. Louis
Joan Tenan
Irene McGlauflin
Marie Jacques
Heifetz Wife Sues Violinist for Temporary Support
Frances Sears Heifetz, 52, sues Jascha Heifetz, 62, in Santa Monica for $3,750 monthly temporary support for herself and their 14 year old son Joseph. She cites extreme mental cruelty and claims assets exceeding $1 million. The couple married January 6, 1947 and separated May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Jascha Heifetz
Frances Sears Heifetz
Joseph
Heifetz
Presque Isle Star Herald Sold to New Owners
The Presque Isle Star Herald changed hands with publisher Edward G. Perrier announcing the sale. Aroos Took County's second oldest weekly was sold to a new corporation led by Bernard K. Esters of the Houston Pioneer Times and Charles P. Helfenstein of the Aroostook Republican in Caribou. Sale price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
Kennebunk to Fix Sea Walls and Clear Property Title
The Kennebunk Board of Selectmen voted to issue a quit claim deed to Elizabeth Meldrum to clear title on property at Mousam River Park West Kennebunk. Town Manager Robert York authorized repairs to the Oshkosh town owned truck and discussed closing municipal accounts. Work on Kennebunk Beach sea walls will begin next week after December gales damaged wooden sections near the Narragansett hotel at about 4000 dollars. A federal sea wall survey will be requested following a December 26 meeting with federal officials in New York City aimed at protection of the King's highway and nearby summer homes during more storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Board of Selectmen
Robert York
Elizabeth Meldrum
Mousam River Park
Kennebunk
Selectmen
Oshkosh
Kennebunk Beach
Narragansett Hotel
New York City
King’s Highway
Father for 21st Time in Arizona Deputy’s Joyful Hoard
Tucson deputy sheriff Albert Pina of Pima County welcomes his 21st child Anne with his wife after a hospital delivery on Thursday. He jokes that it might be cheaper by the dozen and by the second dozen as he counts new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Albert Pina
Pima County
Pina
Anne
Flavor boosters for tangy cheese sauce
For a tangy cheese sauce, add both Worcestershire sauce and cayenne pepper. The combination elevates the sauce with a sharp, spicy kick and a savory depth. Use sparingly to avoid overpowering the cheese.
Three Cases Heard In Court In Kennebunk
Kennebunk Municipal court heard three cases Thursday before Judge Chester Cram. Ralph Purington of Portland pleaded not to report an accident over $100 damages. case continued for sentencing. Norman H. Lemote of Bellingham, Mass pleaded guilty to driving an unregistered vehicle with expired Massachusetts plates. case continued indefinitely. Wayne R. Woodbury of Alfred pleaded guilty to failing to yield the right of way entering Fletcher street from Storer street. a $5 fine was imposed. Police were the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Chester Cram
Ralph Purington
Portland
Norman H. Lemote
Bellingham
Mass
Massachusetts
Wayne R. Woodbury
Alfred
Fletcher Street
Storer Street
Littlefield Funds Invested Across Eight Banks
Town Manager Robert York reports the Littlefield Educational Trust Funds totaling about 83 000 have been invested in eight savings banks and savings and loan institutions. The funds stem from an estate willed to Kennebunk for educational purposes, with the town meeting decision following donor recommendations including a proposal to apply the entire amount to a 210 000 high school addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert York
Littlefield Educational Trust
Boston
Kennebunk
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Atlantic Avenue
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Ronald G. Parent
Leo Parent
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Miss Dumont
Old Orchard Beach High School
Components, Inc
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Westland Shoe Co
Scarborough
Charles H. Woodbury
Pinetree Designs
Post Road
Ogunquit
M.st
Lynn
Boston Art Club
Susan Marcia Oakes
Abner Oakes
South Berwick
New England
Sarah Orne Jewett
Paris
E. W. Perkins
Navy
W.W.1
Wiggin
Boston Public Library
John Singer Sargent
Atlanta
Tennessee
Worcester Museum
National Academy
Carnegie Institute
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Berkshire Athenaeum
Utah State Collection
Chicago Art Institute
Anderson Gallery
Andover
Cambridge
David 0. Woodbury
M.I.T
Readers Digest
Science Digest
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Dial
Starlings
Beach Wscs
Littlefield Funds
McKenney’s Country Store
McKenney’s Store
Arundel
Richard P. Smith
Corvair
Chevrolet
Car Life
Frank Chevrolet Inc
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