Pythian Groups Install Officers In Kennebunk
Ivy Temple, Pythian Sisters, and Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias held joint ceremonies at Knights of Pythias Hall Kennebunk installing officers. Notables from Berwick Portland Bath and South Windham participated with gifts presented to Ivy Temple leaders and Myrtle Lodge officers.
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Ivy Temple
Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
Main Street
Kennebunk
Henry Smith
Roy Jackson
Harland Dutch
Knights of Pythias Hall
Syrenia Chick
Berwick
Ida Nevers
Martha Leach
Helenius
Portland
Grand Domain
Henry Megert
George Clark
A. Wesley Leech
William Taylor
Dorrance Clark
Fred Hanson
Bernard Bunnell
Clark
Lombard
Jackson
Megert
M.E.C. Mes. Keeffe
Eleanor Leech
Dutch
Court
Powers
Martin
Gladys Leech
Newly Formed Group To Sponsor Student
An organizational meeting of the American Field Service International Scholarships is set for today at 4 p.m. in the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce conference room. The group will sponsor a teenage student from overseas to spend a year with a local family and attend Biddeford High School tuition free. Temporary chairman John J. Larson said the Biddeford chapter will be the first in York County and will promote community effort in international understanding. Interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Field Service International Scholarships
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford
York County
Saco Lowell Credit Union Officers Elected
Dinner followed the annual meeting at St Johns Hall Biddeford where officers and directors were chosen Walter Nelson as president director Joanne Camire treasurer Germaine Berube supervisory committee Alberic Berube credit committee Paul Roy Marc Collette Evelyn Henaire and Robert Tarbox directors James Hummel examiner for Federal Bureau of Credit Unions attended as guest 325 people joined Alex Ferguson and Alphonse Polack in remarks a 4 percent dividend and 5 percent loyalty rebate were declared Prizes awarded and dancing to Arlines Orchestra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco- Lowell Employes Federal Credit Union
St. John’s ‘Hall
Biddeford
Walter Nelson
Joanne Camire
Germaine Berbue
Alberic Berube
Paul Roy
Marc Collette
Evelyn Henaire
Robert Tarbox
James Hummel
South Portland
Saco-Lowell
Federal Credit Union
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Alex Ferguson
Portland, Maine
Credit Union League
Germaine Berube
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Set for February in Maine
Girl Scouts of Kennebec Council will take cookie orders February 1 through 8 in southwestern Maine. Mrs. Merton C. Olsen of Cape Elizabeth is general chairman and Mrs. Lloyd Trecartin of Saco is Cookie Sale chairman for Saco Valley. Proceeds fund four resident camps and 13 day camps, with profits supporting operating costs. In 1968 profits financed tents, platforms, camp trucks, and equipment totaling about $2,500, aiding around 100 low income campers. Varieties include vanilla sandwich, peanut butter, fudge filled, and chocolate mint.
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Girl Scouts of
Kennebec
Girl Scout Council
Maine
Merton C. Olsen
Cape Elizabeth
Lloyd Trecartin
Saco
Saco Valley Association
Two Injured In Accident On Biddeford Road
Two people were hospitalized after an early morning auto crash on Mountain Road in Biddeford. Victoria Hall, 16, and Norman Bourgeault, 20, were treated at Webber Hospital. Police investigators Normand Arbour with officers Belanger and Devon reported the incident.
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Mountain Road
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Victoria Hall
Crescent Street
Norman Bourgeault
Green Street
Normand Arbour
Raymond Belanger
Robert Devon
Adams Street
Ernest F. Birtles
Hall Ave
Saco
William J. Mulkern
South Portland
Venet Collection Study in Color Contrasts
Paris opening day of Paris spring and summer fashion shows features Philippe Venet’s bold color contrasts. White trims hemlines cuffs and waistbands punctuate a vivid palette of yellows reds and contrasting coats. Slim box jackets paired with coordinated pants suits highlight chic resort and country wear options. A scarlet flared skirt with a white edged wool bolero stands out among velvet and wool fabrics.
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Paris
Philippe Venet
Venet
Ichic
Maine Briefs: Mental Health Panel Recommends $20000 Grant
The Governors Advisory Committee on Mental Health proposed a state grant of 20000 to the Milestone Foundation for alcohol rehabilitation improvements. The center, relocated to Old Orchard Beach after a fire last April, will use funds for a doctor, nurse, and upgraded bookkeeping. In Portland, Gerald Morris of Colorado, 38, was selected as director of the Maine Historical Society from over two hundred applicants.
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Augusta
Governor’s Advisory Committee On Mental Health
Milestone Foundation
Old Orchard Beach
Scarborough
William E. Schumacher
State Bureau of Mental Health
Portland
Gerald Morris
Colorado
Maine Historical Society
Morris to Assume New Duties at Mystic Marine Society
Morris, a former librarian of the Marine Historical Society at Mystic, Connecticut, will begin his new duties next March.
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Morris
The
Marine Historical Society
Mystic, Conn
CD Course Set in Kennebunk
Kennebunk Civil Defense director Edmund L. Cashen announces a Radiological Monitoring course at Kennebunk Junior High School starting Monday February 3 at 7 pm. Interested individuals may contact Cashen at 50 Summer Street for details. Enrollment is limited and notices should be given by Friday January 31.
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Kennebunk
Edmund L. Cashen
Kennebunk Civil Defense
Cashen
Summer Street
Kenne
Bank
Wild rice harvest near Lake Winnipeg cited by Audubon
The Maine Audubon Society says three hundred tons of wild rice are gathered annually along the east side of Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba. Described as an aquatic crop thriving in four inches to four feet of water, it requires no sowing or cultivation and was once a staple for nomadic Indians. It is now considered the world’s most expensive cereal.
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Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba
Maine Audubon Society
Beach Woman Attends Husson Commencement
Mrs Frank Whitten of Temple Avenue attended the Husson College graduation in Bangor on Saturday. Her son Richard Henry Tate earned a bachelor of science in business administration. Tate is son of Mr and Mrs Norman Tate of Saco. Accompanying her were her sisters Mrs Henry Whitten of Manchester New Hampshire and Mrs Wesley Garland and daughter Sue Ellen of Scarborough. The exercises began at 10 am in Peakes Auditorium.
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Ocean Park
Frank Whitten
Temple Avenue
Richard
Henry Tate
Husson College
Bangor
Tate
Norman Tate
Elm St
Saco
Whitten
Henry Whitten
Manchester
N. H
Wesley Garland
Sue Ellen
Scarborough
Peakes Auditorium
Winners Named At Le Foyer Whist Party Biddeford
Martial Perreault led scoring at yesterday's Le Foyer whist party held on Pool Street and Foss Street. The organizing committee included Bernice Beaulieu Joseph Chouinard Antoinette Chretien Joseph Plourde Paul Chabot and Medley Beaulieu. Special prizes went to Raymond Ouellette Mabel Ayotte Lina Lapointe Oliva Perreault and Aurore Soucy. Another party is planned for next Sunday at the hall.
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Martial Perreault
le Foyer
Pool Street
Fosse Street
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Joseph Chouinard
Antoinette Chretien
Joseph Plourde
Paul Chabot
Medley Beaulieu
Arthur Bolduc
Aurore Soucy
Bertha Danis
Elizabeth Dube
Edward Gallant
Emma _ Thibouthot
Ronald Dumont
Alderic Soucy
Aurise Boissonneault
Joseph Viger
Mabel Ayotte
Raymond Ouellette
Lina Lapointe
Oliva Perreault
Radical Change The Pacific Ocean Higher And Colder
A note indicates the Pacific Ocean exhibits greater height and cooler temperatures than the Atlantic in the observed region. The finding contrasts with common assumptions about the two oceans and implies regional climatic or oceanographic differences affecting sea level and temperature profiles.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Canal project could alter Caribbean life and Atlantic climate
Maine Audubon Society reports that a Central American sea level canal would affect marine life in the Caribbean, divert the Gulf Stream and possibly create a new hurricane center. In New York, police arrested a Bronx man after firefighters found a machine gun in a violin case during a blaze at Paul Rauch's apartment, and a subsequent search uncovered marijuana.
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Central America
Caribbean
North Atlantic
Maine Audubon Society
New York
Bronx
Paul Rauch
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
New York reports science finds a medication that promptly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Doctors noted reduction of inflamed hemorrhoids while soothing tissues and preventing further infection. Preparation H comes in ointment or suppository form.
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New York, N.Y
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Roberta Martin
Saco-Lowell Credit Union
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Post Home
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Low
Sylvia Brooks
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Edwin Goodale
Queen's
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Simpson
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina State Penitentiary
State Superintendent of Education
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Ohio
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Ind
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W.va
Miles
FLA
Miami
United States
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Venet Collection
Naples
Italy
Homer M
Byington Jr
Byington
Ijmuiden
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Associated Press
Nature
Husson
Grant
Ile
Ela
W. T. Grant CO
Biddeford Shopping Center
U.S.D.A
Shaw's
Sace Valley
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