Community meetings and notices in Kennebunk weekly
Civil Defense director Edmund L. Cashen to speak at Webber Lefebvre American Legion Auxiliary meeting tonight at 8 at Mrs. Lillian Hicks home. Red Cross board holds quarterly meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Main Street chapter rooms. Hillsboro visit by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills and infant Susan. Local residents return from hospitals and weekend visits. Girl Scout Troop 115 earns waterfront badge via YMCA program in Portland. Knights of Pythias Myrtle Lodge plans 100th anniversary Feb. 19 with Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters guests. Overnight hospitality provided by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund L. Cashen
Kennebunk Civil Defense
Webber - Lefebvre American Legion Auxiliary
Lillian Hicks
High Street
Marion Cole
Lois Whittier
Edith Joy
Elinor Bergeron
Kennebunk
American Red Cross
Main Street
Richard Hubbard
Storer Street
Donald Walker Arundel
Hillsboro
N.J
Robert Mills
Susan
Ronald Goulet
Mousam Road
Webber Hospital
Roy Boston Sr
Pleasant Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Edmund Cashen
Summer Street
Auburn
Floyd Mitchell
Girl Scouts
Howard Johnson
Andrew Lux
Robert Sprague
Edward Arseneault
Sheila Arsenault
Mary Ann di- Frederico
Deborah Cox
Martha Hatch
Linda Jacobson
Nancy Lamontagne
Audrey Jariz
Peggy Ann Lux
Ann Packard
June Smith
Susan Sprague
Janet Wentworth
Joy Taylor
Barbara
Maine Industrial Development Council Meets In Biddeford
The Maine Industrial Development Council holds a meeting at the Wonderbar Steak House in Biddeford. Guests include Roer Sherman from Saco Lowell Shops and David Spear of Saco Lowell in Saco to discuss vocational education job training liaison with the Maine Department of Economic Development and 1965 legislation. A Q and A followed the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Development Council of Maine
Wonderbar
Roer Sherman
Saco-Lowell
David Spear
Saco- Lowell
Saco
Maine Department of Economic
Instruction School Planned By Grange
Arundel Grange members voted to add new rest rooms at their meeting led by Worthy Master Ruth Clough with two Wasselboro guests. Ill and improving members Nancy Vetterline Mary Taylor Dorothy Clough and Roy Boston were noted. Deputy Richard Burke will conduct a School of Instruction at the next meeting on Friday Feb 14 with Gail and Carl Browning in charge of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Arundel Grange
Ruth Clough
Wasselboro
Nancy Vetterline
Mary Taylor
Dorothy Clough
Roy Boston
Neil Johnson
Home Economics
Eleanor Merrill
Grange
Richard
Three Vehicle Mishap In Saco Causes Multi-Car Crash
A three car collision on Main Street Saco near North Street involved Eleanor J. Valente 24 of West Scarborough Virginia G. Walsh 52 of South Portland and Napoleon Roy 64 of Saco. Walsh’s car rear ended Roy’s after Valente failed to stop though brakes were found to be functioning.valued damage totals: Roy 100 Walsh 625 Valente 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Saco
North Street
Eleanor J. Valente
West Scarborough
Virginia G. Walsh
South Portland
Walsh
Napoleon Roy
Portland Road
Roy
Whist Party Supports Vocational Fund in Biddeford Parish Hall
Winners at the St. Andre's Parish Hall whist party for the vocational fund include Mrs. Rose Goulet Mrs. Stella Forcier Miss Diane Houle Wilfrid Morin and many others. Officials announced a second whist party at 7 30 p m the following Saturday in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre's
Biddeford
Vocational Fund
Rose Goulet
Stella Forcier
Diane Houle
Wilfrid Morin
Simonne Cote
Germaine Mercier
Cecile Gadhois
Auren Porter
Eugene Neault
Delphine Neault
Adrien Laverriere
Donald Boissonneault
Claudette Laverriere
Marie R. Goulet
Eva Guillette
Richard Chadbourne
Rita Chadbourne
Armand Tuffeon
Juliette Parker
Carol Boissonneault
Josephine Valliere
Marie Paule Petit
Corona Gallant
Alcide Boucher
Gertrude Michaud
Constance Martel
Yvonne Lavoie
Berard Forcier
British Troops Keep Peace In Africa After Mutinies
In East Africa British forces maintained order in Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda after mutinies by ex National Army troops amid unrest following the Zanzibar coup. More than 3 500 British troops stayed on as investigations probe a possible master plan behind the upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Nairobi
Kenya
East Africa
Commonwealth
Tanganyika
Uganda
Zanzibar
British East Africa Command
Queen's African Rifles
London
Britain
Commonwealth Ministry
Khrushchev
Spice Island
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyikan
Lanet
Cyprus
Malaysia
Whist party prizes at Le Foyer hall Biddeford
Saturday and Sunday whist events at 97 Alfred St Biddeford produced numerous prize winners. Special prizes went to Medley Beaulieu Eva Girard Alma Beaudoin and Leona Sinclair with high score to Malvina Gaudette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Foyer
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Berniece Beaulieu
Bertha Desrosiers
Lucienne Chouinard
Leona Sinclair
Rolande Villeneuve
Claudia Beaudoin
Rosaire Chouinard
Medley Beaulieu
Leo Marcoux
Ronald Ruel
Diane Ruel
Priscille Ruel
Lucien C. Ruel
Donat Barabe Eva Girard
Alma_ Beaudoin
Aurore Soucy
Malvina Gaudette
Barabhe
Irene Palardis
Annette Paquin
Lucien Ruel
Paul A. Chabot
Eva Couture
Laura Smith
Beatrice Grenier
Robert Lambert
Alma Sylvestre
Yvonne Dumas
Alma Beaudoin
Maurice Marcoux
Marie Anna Dorais
Yvonne Halacy
Felix Bouthillette
Felix Vadnais
Mary Gagne
Germaine Beaulieu
Alfred Richard
Beatrice Corriveau
Victoria Plessis
Willard Beaulieu
Anita Chaloult
James Beaulieu
Marthe Ruel
Annette Pauin
Blanche J Huot Feted By Company On 30th Anniversary
Miss Blanche J Huot was honored at a dinner by Biddeford office associates for 30 years with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Gifts included gold framed floral prints and various congratulatory messages. Attendees included Gabrielle Ste Marie Rachel Neault Mignonne Casavant Beatrice Caron Emile LeBlanc Guy Goodwin Annette Tetrault and guests from New York City and Manchester. Bowling followed at Roll-A-Way Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche J. Huot
Biddeford
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Gabrielle Ste. Marie
Rachel Neault
Mignonne Casavant
Beatrice Caron
Emile LeBlanc
Guy Goodwin
Annette Tetrault
Richard Monmaney
Anita Lambert
Miss Huot
Alexander Hutchinson
Joseph F. Flood
New York City
Ruoe Michaud
Manchester
Wells Ogunquit March Workers Named for Charitable Drive
Volunteers for the annual March of Dimes Mothers' March were announced by co-chairmen Mrs. Howard Littlefield of Ogunquit and Mrs. C Henry Hanson Wells. The house to house canvass runs Tuesday to Thursday, January 28 to 30, with numerous workers listed from Wells and Ogunquit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
March of Dimes
Wells Ogunquit
Howard Littlefield
Ogunquit
Robert P. Ahern
Leo Feeney
Doris Litchfield
Kenneth Campbell
Fenwick W. Clark
Roy A. Goodale
Freddie Milliard
Patricia Milliard
Thomas E. Fenderson
Donald Ducharme
Richard Howard
Orrin B. Saunders
Robert Bragdon
Forrest C. Chase
Carl Brown Sr
Lester Locke
John Galligan
Lorraine Smith
Doris Field
Barbara Stevens
Alice Gowen
Philip Brooks
Anne Gray
Lillian Stevens
Maurice Stillings
Philip Jutras
Hamlyn Lord
Doris Clogston
Lawrence V. Fernald
Sherwood Baston
Richmond A. Keyes
Russell K. Noyes
Ethel Hutchins
Cynthia Buswell
Alden F. Shum
Elinor W. Smith
John Miller
Betty Staples
Barbara Grover
Richard Littlefield
Russell S
Ireland
Virginia Yorke
Lillian Perkins
Betty MacDonald
Marlene Damien
Ursula McDougall
Committees Named By Church Women
PITTSFIELD AP State Democratic Chairman William D Hathaway says Maine towns could gain from joint municipal services He noted towns have united for better education and suggested neighboring communities join to enhance fire and police protection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Auburn
Congress
VFW Card Party Winners Announced
Gerard Beaudoin won a special prize at a Biddeford City Building VFW Auxiliary card party. Top card players included Marie Boisvert Anita Pelchat Lucille Dubreuil Jeannette Curro and Eva Lavigne with Blanche Small recording the lowest score. Ace of hearts went to Mrs Boisvert and Mrs Proulx III earned a separate prize as co chaired by Curro and Belle Poirier. A follow up party is planned for Sunday night at the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Beaudoin
Biddeford City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Marie Boisvert
Anita Pelchat
Lucille Dubreuil
Jeannette Curro
Beaudoin
Eva Lavigne
George Morin
Laurette Dubreuil
Mamie Gagne
Ivy Bliss
Almeria Proulx
Saco-Lowell Credit Union Elects Officers
About 200 members and guests attended a Biddeford dinner and meeting at St. Jean's Hall on Adams Street where Saco Lowell Employees FCU officers were elected. The slate includes Paul Roy as president and Gertrude Collette as treasurer with directors Richard Ryan Walter Bissell Albert Danis Marc Collette and Robert Tarbox. Berube Simard Morin serve on the credit committee. Prizes were awarded and dancing followed with the Swings Kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco- Lowell Employes Federal Credit Union
St. Jean's Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Paul Roy
Gertrude Colette
Richard Ryan Walter Bissell
Albert Danis
Marc Collette
Robert Tarbox
Alberic Berube
Norman Simard
John Morin
Swings Kings
Mental retardation talk by Rev Dr Raymond Begin
Rev Dr Raymond Francis Begin a Lewiston native will speak at 7 30 tonight to St An dre P F T A at Biddeford St An dre Parish hall on border line cases of mental retardation Begin has researched at Pineland Hospital and Training Center Pownal and has spoken to canonists in New York City He is the first Catholic priest to discuss Ecumenism as presented at the Vatican Council and has held posts in Bangor Portland and Auburn including chaplaincies and diocesan roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Francis Begin
Lewiston
St. Andre’s
St. Andre Parish Hall
Biddeford
Pineland Hospital and Training Center
Pownal
New York City
St. Paul’s Seminary
Ottawa
Ont
Portland
Catholic University of America
Washington
D. C
St. John’s Church
Bangor
St Agatha’s
St. Agatha
St. Christopher's
St. Dominic’s
St. Joseph's Academy
Pineland Hospital
Diocesan Tribunal
Diocesan Curia
Mrs Irene Smith Honored At Shower in Kennebunkport
A shower for Mrs Irene Smith was hosted by Mrs Ruth Stone and Mrs Mary Smith at Whitten Hill Road. Attendees included numerous locals such as Mrs Nancy Davis Mrs Mary Philbrick Jr Mrs Helen Chick and Miss Gail Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crown
Jean Smith
Gail Smith
Mary Smith
Dorothy Hanscom
Ruth Stone
Betty Boston
Susan Boston
Beverly Lantagne
Beatrice Campbell
Mabel Davis
Ruth Williams
Barbara Hirst
Pauline Seigler
Sally Towne
Pat Graffam
Ann Stone
Louise Stone
Susie Jakins
Mildred Wildes
Emily Baker
Ruth Smith
Joanna Smith
Rebecca Hanscom
Ann Cluff
Dorothy Clough
Saco man fined for driving without license and altered plate
Biddeford Municipal Court heard three cases with Judge Gerald Nason. John Roger Packard of Saco was found guilty on two counts of driving with no license and altered plate registration, fined 10 dollars or 10 days on each, placed on special probation until payment, with payment promised Saturday. Alcide Bergeron of Biddeford pleaded guilty to driving with no license, fined 10 dollars or 10 days, paid. Robert Hebert of Biddeford had a charge of leaving the scene of an accident filed on payment of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Gerald C. Nason
John Roger Packard
New County Road
Saco
Packard
Alcide J. Bergeron
Spiegel And Saxe Named Directors
Sidney Spieger of Bruce Shoe Co Inc Biddeford and Myer Saxe of Kesslen Shoe Co Kennebunk were elected to the New England Shoe and Leather Association board. Spieger will serve on the board this year and previously served as treasurer of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sidney Spieger
Bruce Shoe Co., Inc
Biddeford
Myer Saxe
Kesslen Shoe Co
Kennebunk
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Speigel
Race Demonstration Explodes In Atlanta
Racial demonstrations in downtown Atlanta Sunday led to 86 arrests during a UN anti discrimination tour. Injuries included a broken leg to a Negro inmate and a police head injury as demonstrators clashed at a segregated restaurant Sebs. The UN subcommission observed both protesters and Klan pickets amid claims of integration hurting local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United Nations
H.A. Wagner
Seb’s
U.N
Dick Gregory
Ku Klux Klan
Pastor to Speak on Humanism in Saco Parishes
Rev. Harold 4. Scott of Kennebunk Unitarian Church will discuss Humanism in a Sunday afternoon program on February 2 at the Saco Second Parish Unitarian Church parish house. The talk runs 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. with an oyster stew to follow. The event is part of a supper meeting series sponsored by Explorers of Churches of Saco and Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Glen Bachelder
Ward Hill Church of Christ
Haverhill
Mass
Joyce Howe
Jasper Beane
Ruth Wills
Kenyon Wills
Rowena B. Brackett
Lois Pike
Mary Dawn
David Dawn
Susan Monaldo
James Monaldo
Terry Coombs
Linda Herrick
Beverly Burnham
Michael Hallczuk
Jesus
Harold 4. Scott
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Saco Second Parish Unitarian Church
School Street
Unitarian and Universalist
The
Explorers of Churches of
Saco_and_Biddeford
Preparation H Promises Relief for Piles
An advertisement touts Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as a cure for piles available as suppository or ointment. It claims dramatic statements from users and notes availability at all drug counters.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claire Dubreuil
Antonio Dubreuil
Prospect St
Roger Bedard
Leo Bedard
Yale St
Dubreuil
St. Joseph’s School
Bruce Shoe Co. Inc
Bedard
Biddeford High School
Kessien Shoe Co
Anastasoff
Paulette’s
Maine Industrial Development Council
Philco
Ford Motor Co
Trang! Television
An al Sa
Public Finance
Whist Party
Houston
Houlton
Atty
John O. Rogers
Victor Gideon
Frank Francis
Nancy
Mary Addington
Walter Sabbatus
Grace C. Attean
Philip Wallace
Houston Police Department
Gideon
Francis
Aroostook General Hospital
Eugene Gormley
VFW
Saco-Lowell Credit Union
Irene Smith
Spiegel and Saxe
Tangerines
Sampson’s
Vic
Awson Beer & Ale
Maxwell House
Bay State
New York, N. Y
Tack & Larry’s Jewelry
Alfred & Main Streets
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