Local Happenings in Kennebunk and Old Orchard Beach
Community notices from Kennebunk and Old Orchard Beach cover fund drive coffees, town offices papers, and upcoming elections. Miss Mary Ann Byron celebrated an eighth birthday with a pink themed party attended by family and friends at Fletcher Street. The Homemaker of Tomorrow state winner is Nancy Jenner, daughter of Harriet Jenner, earning a $1,500 first prize and a $500 second prize potential, with an April trip to major cities.
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E. D. McKeon
Colonial Drive
East York
Maine Heart Fund Drive
John N. Balch
Mary Ann Byron
Joseph Byron
Fletcher Street
Mrs Byron
Joy Taylor
Cheryl Belanger
Susan MacDonald
Stephanie Bowdoin
Jody
Amy Goldman
Deborah Vail
Mary Ann DiFrederico
Mary Ann
Billy
Sandra Belanger
Byron
Frank Stevens
William J. Kelly
Stevens
Frank Harrison
Edward Bath
Maurice Carrier
Mary Durgin
Fred Staples
Pleasant Street
Bertha Timson
Kennebunkport
Old Orchard Beach High School
Nancy Jenner
Harriet Jenner
Lonkwood Avenue
Homemakers of
New York City
Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Jenner
Wells High School Band Mid-Winter Concert Tonight
The Wells school band presents its annual mid-winter concert at 8 PM in the Wells High School auditorium. The program, sponsored by the Wells Boosters, features marches overtures solo numbers novelty routines and baton performances by the majorettes under Everett Firth band master. A Star Club meeting of the Priscilla Chapter Order of the Eastern Star is set for Friday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Richeed Keirstead’s Ogunquit home. The Wells High School Senior Class Mothers’ Club plans a Monday 7:30 PM meeting in Room 1 at the high school.
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Wells
Wells High School
The
Wells and Boosters
Everett FE
Firth
Will Re
Star Club of Priscilla
Order of the Eastern Star
Richeed Keirstead
Ogunquit
U and I Club to Show Motion Pictures for Children
Old Orchard Beach events include the U and I club presenting motion pictures for children at the Methodist church vestry Saturday from 2 to 4 p m. Cartoons and interesting movies will be shown with candy bars for sale. The event is open to the public as in past years. Also the Methodist Men's club meets at 7:30 p m today in the vestry. Mrs Marjorie Douglass, worthy matron of Miniwanea chapter of the Eastern Star, was invited to join Friendship night at Piscataqua chapter in Kittery and to serve as a candidate during degrees but could not attend due to illness.
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U and I Club
Methodist Church
Methodist Men's Club
Marjorie Douglass
Miniwanea
Order of the Eastern Star
Piscataqua
Kittery
Missionary meeting spurs White Cross quota drive
A Lebanon report notes a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Charlotte Bumford's home where ladies began their White Cross quota. Frank Smith rests comfortably at Sanford Hospital after a heart attack. A roundup of local moves and events follows including travel of Mrs. Isabelle Rand and Mrs. Jacqueline Rand to Hanover New Hampshire and family visits to James Emmons. School Lunch Week observances at Lebanon Elementary with daily menus organized by the cafeteria committee are listed. Tennessee's Civil War timeline is touched on as the last seceding state readmitted to the Union.
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Charlotte Bumford
Frank Smith
Sanford Hospital
Isabelle Rand
Jacqueline Rand
Hanover
N.H
Emmons, Jr
Lyman
James
Charles Grant
James Emmons
Richard Stewart
Spaulding
H. Maine
Lebanon
Ella Greenleaf
Lillian
Charlotte Burnord
Kennebunk Budget Talks Foresee 1961 School Costs
Kennebunk officials and Supt John Seekins studied the proposed 1961 school budget in Kennebunk Junior High. The figure sits near 252 900, up 13 000 from last year’s appropriation with voters previously approving 239 482 for schools and 2 000 for a bus sinking fund.
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Kennebunk
Supt
John J. Seekins
Park Street
State Public Utilities Commission
Leon Cole Guest Speaker At Beach Club
The Old Orchard club met at president Ada Cole s home on Colby Avenue Ocean Park. Leon A Cole executive secretary of the New England Baptist conference spoke with color slides about Ocean Park camps Camp Azalea Family Camp and Youth Conference noting the camps began in 1907 as the first in the New England states and later others followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Cole and Gladys Parlin. Members listed include Ada Cole and many others.
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Old Orchard Club
Ada Cole
Colby Avenue
Ocean Park
Elizabeth Garland
Mary Mewer
Cole
Leon A. Cole
New England Baptist Conference
Azalea
New England States
Gladys Parlin
Grace Harmon
Anna Anderson
Florence Benson
Verna Brook
Two tiny TV cameras ride TIROS I weather satellite
Each camera aboard the TIROS I weather satellite weighed about two pounds and stood the size of a water glass. The pair served as the first experimental television imagers in space, marking a milestone in satellite weather observation.
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Tiros I
Hollis Schools To Note Lunch Week
The Hollis high school and elementary school cafeterias will observe lunch week next week. Parents and friends may eat with students during lunch hours. Elementary lunch is 11 to noon, high school 12 to 1 p.m.
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Hollis
Hollis High School
All at the Ear New Sonotone Model 66 Hearing Aid
A condensed ad touts a new at the ear hearing aid from Sonotone. The tiny Model 66 includes a tube and eartip and can be worn with or without eyeglasses.
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Sonotone
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Edmund Cashen Dial
Wells Albeo & Lapierre
Ladies Home League
Salvation Army
Saco
Ceres Farms, Inc
South Street
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Clement P. Wight
Dial
Tennessee
Yutlssong
Elmont
Tyndale
Kennebrunkport
Augusta
Maine Motor Vehicle Dealer Registration Board
George H. Davis
Lewiston
Venezuela
Saco Brownie Troop I
Wanda Hallett
Webber Hospital
Linda Freeman
Debbie
Bloodgood
Virginia Randall
Anna Jasper
Carolee Cushman
Dianne Bergeron
Nancy Abbott
Howard Cushman
Barbara Hooper
Leon Cole
Mechanic ST
Dennis E. Walsh
Fishman 'S
Orchard Brand
Christy Dry Gas
Rick Rack
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