Ogunquit Baptist Church Elects New Officers
Ogunquit Baptist Church elected officers and boards at the 1983 annual meeting. Named were moderator Mrs. Russell Hutchins and clerk Mrs. Willis E. Watson among others. A report showed the previous year’s budget totals of 18 167 82 with building fund and Baptist missions. Hospitalization insurance premiums are deductible on Form 1040 when itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Russell Hutchins
Willis E. Watson
Clarence Sweat
Herbert Moore
Carroll Adams
Theodore Hutchins
John Miller
Brenda Goodale
Cradle Roll
Doris Hilton
Joe Perkins
Donald Campbell
Edward Smith
Joseph Houston
Ralph Booth
Walter Perkins
Fred Kemp
Howard Littlefield
Mabel Perkins
Alice Ireland
Frances Howell
Evelyn York
Nancy Glendenning
Baptist Missions
Worry-Free Comfort for Loose Dentures with FASTEETH
Do not be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping or wobbling. Apply a small amount of FASTEETH on your dentures to gain comfort and security, helping plates stay firmly in place without gum or taste concerns. Alkaline non acidic formula available at drug counters.
Local Notes from Kennebunk and Nearby Areas
Kennebunk MRS Edmund Cashen is listed contact. A mother daughter basketball game is set for 7 30 tonight at Park Street School. Miss Sharon Smith returns to Aroostook State Teachers College after vacation with parents on Crescent Surf. Linda Smith goes to Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital after recent surgery at home. Mr and Mrs Edward C Winston and daughter Ann attend the Boston AAU meet. their son Ted from Hebron Academy ran in the mile relay and placed second. Schubert Club meets Monday February 4 at 8 pm at Mrs George Whitier home Intervale Road. Mrs Walfred Johnson and Mrs Fred Holmberg lead the program on American Music Route 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Byron
Fletcher’ Street
Webber Hospital
Park Street
Sharon Smith
Aroostook State Teachers’ College
Henry Smith
Crescent Surf
Linda Smith
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Edward C. Winston
Ann
Fletcher Street
Boston Athletic Association
Boston Garden
Ted
Hebron Academy
Hebron
Schubert Club
George Whittier
Intervale Road
Kennebunk
Walfred Johnson
Fred Holmberg
Wells Junior High Honors Announced
The Wells Junior High honors list for the second ranking period ending Friday was released by principal Harry DeShon. High honors include eight graders Richard Clark Daniel Lauletta Kathy Martin along with seven graders Susan Buckley Carole Gowen Thomas Keyes Howard Littlefield and Judith Millner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Junior High School
Harry DeShon
Richard Clark
Daniel Lauletta
Kathy Martin
Susan Buckley
Carole Gowen
Thomas Keyes
Howard Littlefield
Judith Millner
Starr Hazlett
Randy Pierce
Dian Piirainen
James Wright
Renee Brooks
Wendy Brooks
Elizabeth Chappell
Thomas Chase
Jolene Handrinos
Joanne Howard
Christine Lord
Sharon Perkins
Michael Thyng
Kathryn Weare
Karl Dixon
Bruce Galencia
Katherine Tracy
Jane Ahern
Judith Ahern
Linda Baston
Old Orchard Legion Unit Drapes Charter in Memory
The C Fayette Staples unit of the American Legion auxiliary met at the Legion hall Old Orchard Beach. With no president present Vice-President Antonia Harquel presided. The charter was draped in memory of Mamie Balkan and a donation to the National Child Welfare fund was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fayette ‘Staples
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
School Street
Old Orchard Beach
Antonia Harqueil
Department
Sunshine
William Murphy
Mamie Balkan
National Child Welfare Fund
Pine Tree News
T. B. Seals
March of Dimes
May Slaney
Virginia Ford
Balkan
Aline Fontaine
Kennebunk Girl Mary Anne Byron Celebrates 10th Birthday
Miss Mary Anne Byron daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Byron of Fletcher street Kennebunk was honored at a Saturday dinner party marking her tenth birthday. Attending were Beverly Thayer Barbara Traugh Joy Taylor Joyce Stevens Susan MacDonald Susan Yates her brother Bill and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Byron
Joseph Byron
Fletcher Street
Kennebunk
Beverly
Thayer Barbara Traugh
Joy Taylor
Joyce Stevens
Susan MacDonald
Susan Yates
Mary Anne
Bill
Byron
Community Names Read Like Local Directory
A list of residents includes Christine Brooks Beverly Camp Patricia Ducharme Roland Dufort Deborah Buswell Linda Gordon Rayette Huden Nancy Lewingdon Elissa Littlefield Jer aldine Lord Scott MacDonald Patricia Milliard Heather Mooers David Tufts and Stephen Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Brooks
Beverly Campbbell
Patricia Ducharme
Roland Dufort
Deborah Buswell
Linda Gordon
Rayette Huden
Nancy Lewingdon
Elissa Littlefield
Jeraldine Lord
Scott MacDonald
Patricia Milliard
Heather Mooers
David Tufts
Stephen Libby
Wells Firemen's Auxiliary Elects Officers
The Wells Beach Firemen's auxiliary held its annual election with a covered dish supper and meeting at the home of outgoing president Mrs Wheat Nickerson. New officers include Barbara Sherlock president Anne DeTullio vice president Wheat Nickerson chaplain Annie Cole secretary Theresa Hayes treasurer. Board members named Elinor Murphy chairwoman Edith Hamel Doris Stillings Mahoney and Doris Bai. Next meeting set for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Beach
Wheat Nickerson
Route 1
Wells
Barbara Sherlock
Anne DeTullio
Annie Cole
Theresa Hayes
Elinor Murphy
Edith Hamel
Doris Stillings
Mahoney
Doris Bai
Dietzel Led LSU Army Gridiron Record
Army football coach Paul Dietzel compiled a 45 win 24 loss 3 tie record at Louisiana State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State University
Chevy II Offers Savings Through Practical Comfort and Longevity
The Chevrolet Chevy II promises long term savings with engines options of six or four cylinders and features like fuel efficiency, adjustable brakes, durable exhaust system, Delcotron generator, and rust guarding ventilation. It emphasizes roomy wagon space, easy parking, and durable finishes from Body by Fisher craft with dealer consultation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Chevrolet
Right To Work Measure Filed In Legislature
A bill in Maine House seeks to bar labor union membership or fee payments as a condition of employment. The measure, by Rep. Frank W. Anderson, imposes up to $1,000 fine or six months imprisonment or both for enforcing compulsory union membership or agency shop fees. The Maine Citizens for Right to Work pushuses initiative petitions aiming for a referendum. Gov. Reed has opposed such legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
House
Frank W. Anderson
R.ellsworth
Maine
Citizens For Right To Work, Inc
Gov
Reed
Anderson
Baxter Realizes Ambition Of Long Standing
Augusta AP The Senate moved to ratify Maine's acceptance of the final section of Baxter State Park a wilderness area of more than 200000 acres donated by former Gov. Percival Baxter over 32 years. His latest gift of 7764 acres in Piscataquis County completes a lifelong effort to put Katahdin and surrounding lands into state hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Baxter
Mt. Katahdin
Gov. Reed
Executive Council
Great Northern Paper Co
Community notices from Cape Porpoise communities
The Cape Porpoise area reports church and guild gatherings. The E and L Group of the Church on the Cape met at Mrs. Ruth Thurston’s home with eight attendees. The Women's Guild held an all day work meeting and hosted an invitation dessert game party planned by a committee. A Friday February 8 party is announced. The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship held a rummage sale at the Firemen's hall and will show The Light in the Forest there at 7:30 p.m. Grace Packard has returned home after hospitalization for a fractured hip. The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine discussed religion and later shared luncheon at Mrs. Kendrick Holbrook Sr.’s home with Rev. J. Henry Fourneaux and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church-on-the-Cape
Ruth Thurston
Pier Road
Thurston
Joyce Aloise
Ruth Bixby
Elsie Ridlon
Mary Zecchini
Eleanor Seavey
Doris MacKenna
Marion Whitney
Women's Guild
Guild
Hazel Davis
Gladys Mahler
Ellen Buchanan
Annie Dodge
Felllowship
Grace Packard
Webber Hospital
Leech
Kennebunk
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Discussion Club
St. Martha Parish
Kennebunkport
Kendrick Holbrook
Cape Porpoise
J. Henry Fournelle
Robert Wildes
Edward Graham
Ray Seaward
Elizabeth Wildes
David Holbrook
Kendrick Hol
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Absent were Mrs. David Walley and Mrs. Huff. Next week's meeting will be at Mrs. David Holbrook’s home in Cape Porpoise Mills road. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Milligan of Land’s End travel to Arizona and California to visit relatives. Debbie and Judy Hutchins hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hutchins at Crow Hill. Postmasters Florence Nunan Ardelle Maling and Herbert Estey attended York county Postmasters dinner at Turnpike Restaurant. Firemen’s card party January 21 winners included Mrs. Ethel Wescott Frank Hatch Florence Nunan and Arthur Fellows with Evans, the Lynne, Crowell, Huff, Matthews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Ethel Wescott
Frank Hatch
Florence Nunan
Arthur Fellows
Evans Family
Alva Lynne
Fred Crowell
Emery Huff
Carol Matthews
Guest Speaks At Wells DeMolay Meeting
Harold G. Smith of Concord Massachusetts was guest speaker at the Highpine DeMolay meeting in Wells Massachusetts at the Highpine Masonic hall. Stanwood K. Bolton and Robert Smith attended as guests with others from Kittery and nearby towns. The gathering included a flower talk by Kenney Bassett and carnations for Mothers Circle members, with the next meeting scheduled for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Smith
Concord
Mass
Highpine
Order of DeMolay
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Smith
Boston
DeMolay
Stanwood K
Jay Smith
Kenney Bassett
Mothers Circle
Roland H. Joy
Nelson K. Hatch
Alan C. Joy
Millard W. Adams
Dad
Evan W. Smith
Mothers
Old Orchard Beach Community Events and Tax Payment Notice
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Washington Avenue Methodist Church hosts a Thursday 8 p.m. reception in the vestry for Pastor Rev. Oakley E. Woodward and his wife. Rebekah Lodge drill team rehearses Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the hall. Beverly Ann Mokarzel returns from Webber Hospital as a surgical patient. Mrs. Winfred Bliss seeks surgery at Osteopathic Hospital of Maine. The Old Orchard Beach Historical Society holds its annual meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Tax payments by mail must be via check or money order to IRS. cash not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Oakley E. Woodward
Webber Hospital
Winfred Bliss
Ocean Avenue
Osteopathic Hospital of Maine
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Old Orchard Beach Historical Society
American Legion Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Dividends Over the Years Booklet Adverts Investment Plan
An old advertisement promotes a free booklet titled Dividends Over the Years and highlights a Monthly Investment Plan. It describes investing from $40 every three months, equating to about $3.08 per week, with red and green lights noted as a design cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
P.O
New York 1
N.Y
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Ogunquit
Edmund Cashen
Old Orchard Legion Unit
Drapes Charter
Leonard E. Lee
Summer Street
Georgetown
Nancy G
Neill A. Tripp
Lawrence Tripp
Miss Lee
Perley High School
Simmons School of Floral Design
Barter Brothers
U. S. Navy
Wester Electric Co
Wells Firemen’s Auxiliary
Corvette
Frank Chevrolet, Inc
Alfred Street
Biddeford
DIAL
Alice M. Crowell
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