Tax collections rise in Kennebunk as year closes
Town officials report more than 92 percent of Kennebunk taxes collected by December 30 with 497 865 42 total commitment and 38 610 24 unpaid. Unpaid balance reduced by 2 121 10 since year end.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
3
Town officials report more than 92 percent of Kennebunk taxes collected by December 30 with 497 865 42 total commitment and 38 610 24 unpaid. Unpaid balance reduced by 2 121 10 since year end.
The St John Auxiliary Guild will sponsor a public bridge and whist party at 8 tonight at the parish house on St John Street with prizes and refreshments. Also updates on local hospital patients include Samuel Lublinsky convalescing at home on Atlantic Avenue and George Mokarzel at Webber hospital. Mrs Gertrude Cormier has returned home from Webber hospital, and Mrs Strickland with John Strickland attended Beulah chapter event in Cumberland Mills with Mrs Strickland.
Webhannet club members in Kennebunk plan to form a Garden Club. The first meeting is set for January 22 at 9 30 am at Mechanc street home of Mrs Day with Mrs Carl Russell and Mrs Roland Dutch leading the project. Mrs Aldo Finco speaks on Egypt at the February 5 gathering with slides. Tea chair Mrs George Noiles oversees the committee with assistants.
The Abraham Lincoln Women’s Relief Corps of Wells installed 1962 officers in a ceremony at the Wells Grange hall after a noon luncheon. Installing officer was Mrs. Syrenia Chick of the John A. Logan Corps, with several Berwick and Saco officials assisting. The group reported a $163.25 year income from projects, noted memorials, and announced upcoming social meetings and a February 14 regular meeting with lunch.
Mrs John Dresser was reelected president of the Kennebunk Free Library association at the annual meeting. Andrew J Peterson and Edward C Winston were reelected vice president and clerk respectively. Charles E Cole was elected treasurer succeeding Robert K R Stinson who had eight terms as treasurer and did not seek reelection. A three year term on the board was awarded to Mrs Thomas E Vail Mrs Donald E Smith Joseph T Cole and Clarence W Lombard. Robert R Stinson named to complete the unexpired term of Albert W Emmons as trustee. The association praised the late Emmons for service and thanked Stinson for his work. Summer hours from 10 to 12 Tuesday Thursday and Saturday begin June through fall. Librarian Virginia Freeman reported circulation at 31312 for 1961 up from 30061. 24 new adult registrations and a rise in juvenile circulation. Ruth Nickerson reported strong interest in reading contests and story hours for children in the downstairs library.
Donald Pushaw celebrated his 12th birthday with a party at the Palace Roller Skating rink in Old Orchard Beach with guests Patty McSweeney Johnny Andrews Roxanne Pettengill and Barbara McAllister. A birthday dinner at his Washington Avenue home followed. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pettengill.
Mrs. Beverly True presided at a West Kennebunk hall meeting as Alewive Grange outlined first and second degree work for February 13 with a supper planned. The juvenile group will meet the second and fourth Saturdays at 1 30 p.m. Refreshments followed.
Canal National bank stockholders reelected Atty Homer Waterhouse to the board. The Portland headquarters bank operates branches in Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
AMVETS Post in Old Orchard Beach outlines kitchen expansion and a February public supper. A spaghetti and meatballs dinner is set for Saturday from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. The Junior AMVETS Teen Age Dance runs Friday 6 30 to 10 p.m. New member Lester E Bernier joins as a committee to enlarge the Post kitchen.
A touch of ground ginger brightens sweet sour red cabbage as it cooks. Ginger adds warmth, balance, and a subtle zing that lifts the overall flavor profile of the dish.
Commander Daniel Guarino presided at the meeting with Felix Neault and Jerry Jacques present. The session occurred Tuesday at 8 p.m.
President Mrs. Gertrude Milliken led the Old Orchard club meeting at Elizabeth Garland's Imperial street home. Rev. John T. Stahl spoke on books and reading with extracts and a humorous poem, as plans for February activities were outlined.
Anderson, past president of the Saco and Biddeford Kiwanis clubs, spoke to the Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis at the American Legion hall. Introduced by his father J Wilgott Anderson, he described a European family trip and showed photos. Alphonse Monier presided. Herbert Bean played piano. Adelbert Jakeman gave the invocation. Rupert Davis chairs next meeting.
The first of a 10 lesson series led by Edward Malo of Kennebunkport opened at Jameson school Old Orchard Beach under the Adult Education program. Attendees included Gertrude Eastman David Patry Lucille Dudley Dawna Smith Ilene Schuman Marguerite Drolet Lorraine Letourneau Mondor Biddeford plus Rosemond Tucker Saco C Paul Wight Gertrude Blanchette Jeannette McCallum Mary McCallum Mary Burke Rose Erminelli Sara Bridge Graves Evelyn Shorey Marcia Stahl Isabella McIver Mary Borges Anna Anderson Leslie Black Adrienne Binette Cary Sneider and others from Biddeford and nearby towns.
Mrs. Harry Aufiero serves on the January supper committee for the Women's Fellowship at the First Congregational church parish house in Saco.
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