Community meeting notes and club notices from Kennebunk area
Local groups report council attendance by Webber-Lefebvre and auxiliary members led by Mrs Evans and Croteau in Kennebunk. Lions club, Christchurch Men’s club, and Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias discuss events and upcoming dinners, quilt projects, and knight ranks. Fire department supper, 4-H club safety film night, and grange meeting feature gifts and refreshments with January dates. A Sunday pole incident noted and a tax form reminder on social security numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcher
Fletcher Street
Webber Hosital
Georgia Evans
Miled Hamilton
Joseph Forrest
Croteau
Dollard Roy
Webber-Lefebvre
Leion
Kennebunk
Ork
Alfred
Rs. Evans
York County
Roy
Bringvale
Department of Mainergeant-at-arms
Hamilton
Forrest
Portland Reet
Alonso Dion
Iroll Twist
Mark d Michael
Merrimac
Mass
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Lionslab
Fire Department
Washington Hose Department
Kennebunk Lower Village
Uests
Erlon Hatch
Mothers Club
Elise Cooper
Vera Clough
Mary McKenney
Richard Leech
Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias
Ae Taylor
Maynard Reda
Alewive Hustlers
Raymond Russell
Mousam Road
Cindy Nadeau
Paul Dumont
Arundel Grange
The
Grange
Charles Brown
Kennebunkport
Maine Citizens Named to Bingham Advisory Council
Nine prominent Maine citizens named to the new Advisory Council of the Bingham Associates Program will meet in Boston to discuss expanding health and medical aid in Maine. Members include Dr. Lloyd Elliott and Dr. Daniel Hanley, with visits to Tufts New England Medical Center and a Statler Hilton reception.
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Maine
Bingham Associates
Bingham Associates Fund
Boston
George T. Nilson
Augusta
Bingham
Nilson
RAF
E Bingham
Pratt Clinic
New England
Coun
State of Maine
Tesr
Proger
New England Center Hospital
Tufts University
Lloyd Elliott
University of Maine
Orono
Dean Fisher
Department of Health and Welfare
Howard Gray
Waterville
The
Waterville Sentinel
Daniel F. Hanley
Brunswick
Maine Medical Association
Frank W. Kibbe
Rockland
Jean MacLean
Darrell Pierce
H. M. Payson Company
Portland
Wilfred Porter
BAF
Statler-Hilton
Sidney W. Davidson
New York
William Bingham II
Jean A. Curran
Wilson G. Smillie
Beach Card Party Winners at Abbott-Verville AMVETS
Winners of the Beach Card Party at the Abbott-Verville AMVETS post home in Old Orchard Beach were Mrs. Jan Simpson for the women's high prize, Mrs. Clara Demers for women's low, David Simpson for men's high, John Price for men's low, Paul Cote for the Queen's prize, and Mrs. Merry Briggs for a special prize. The event, sponsored by the AM VETS auxiliary, drew a public audience and another party is planned for 8 p.m. next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Simpson
Clara Demers
Abbott-Verville
Amvets
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
David Simpson
John Price
Paul Cote
Merry Briggs
Amvets Auxiliary
Children Need Exercise To Be Calm In School
Dr. Leslie J. Nason advocates early morning physical activity for overactive children like Jim to burn excess energy. He argues parents bear responsibility for teaching self control and courtesy, recommending routines of strenuous exercise before school to improve concentration and behavior.
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Jim
Ier
Highpine lodge to meet. lamp shade demo planned
Wells ALBEO G LAPIERRE notes Midway 6 5689 as Highpine chapter Order of De Molay will convene tonight at 7 30 in Highpine Masonic hall Sanford road Wells A fiberglass lamp shade demonstration by Mrs Clifford Hilton follows at 7 45 for Congo Women group in Wells Second Congregational church parish house Refreshments served by group members. Ladies Benevolent Society to hold all day meeting. Elmbrook Grange to meet Thursday at 8 pm in Highpine Firemen's hall Sanford road Wells
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Highpine
Order of de- Molay
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Clifford Hilton
Congo Women's Church
Wells Second Congregational Church
Harold Daggett
Ronald Warren
Forrest Chase
Robert Littlefield
Rarrison Roberts
Ladies Benevolent Society of
Second Church
Elmbrook Grange
Highpine Firemen's Hall
Ogunquit Baptist Church Hosts Annual Meeting and Elections
The Ogunquit Baptist church invites members to an annual business meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the church hall with reports from all officials and boards and elections for new officers and committees. Seventeen Youth Fellowship members held a bowling party Friday in Portsmouth New Hampshire and plans outline winter events including skating and splash parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
Kennedy Faces Long Tug With Congress In 1963
President Kennedy confronts a conservative, cautious Congress as he addresses a steady but not dramatic year ahead. He signals willingness to bargain on taxes and spending to advance limited programs such as medical care and education aid, though success seems unsure.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
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Lake Erie College
S. S. Queen Mary
Lake Erie
Iss Downing
J. Robxt Downing
Summer Street
Will Ark
University of Caen
France
United States
Liberal Arts, Women’s College
Painesville
Ohio
Edmund Cashen
Bingham Council
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tiros
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Albeo G. Lapierre
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Wee Cannon
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Wunble
Mr My Meee
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