Kennebunk High Awards Honor School Athletes
Kennebunk High held an athletic awards assembly awarding Football honors to Benson Gould Robert Parks Chris Shields William Vail Sherman Seaward Robert Reid Barry MacDonald Lenda Smith Ronald Walker Ronald Collins William Welch Dennis Eagleson Terry Crown William Hansom Robert Perry Kenneth Wakefield Gary Seekins Michael Towne Michael Condon Most valuable Michael Condon and most improved Ronald Walker Freshman Football Numerals to Dana Travers Paul Twombly Justin Coyle Andrew Vail Douglas Kimball Edward Bull Michael Barra Dexter Curtis Leo Violette Eddie Bodwell Robert Hayes Bruce Libby Gerald Beauchemin William Emerson James Fairfield Phillip Matthews Charles Tanner Glenn Nutting Ernest Record John Curtis Fred Giles Robert Taylor Cross Country honorees Calvin Boston Peter Bryant Greg Jackson David Andrews Terry McPherres Roderick Spencer Peter Burr Donald Huff Football Cheerleaders Margaret Ricker Donna Foss Joan Dixon Patricia Seavey Beverly McKay Joy Billings Judy Emmons Jane Montoya Carol Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk High School
Benson Gould
Robert Parks
Chris Shields
William Vail Sherman Seaward
Robert Reid
Barry MacDonald
Lenda’ Smith
Ronald Walker
Ronald Collins
William Welch
Dennis Eagleson
Terry Crown
William Hansom
Robert Perry Kenneth Wakefield
Gary Seekins
Michael Towne
Michael Condon
D Walker
Dana Travers
Paul Twombly
Justin Coyle
Andrew Vail
Douglas Kimball
Edward Bull
Michael Barra
Dexter Curtis
Leo Violette
Eddie Bodwell
Robert Hayes
Bruce Libby
Gerald Beauchemin
William Emerson
James Fairfield
Phillip Matthews
Charles Tanner
Glenn Nutting
Ernest Record
John Curtis
Fred Giles
Robert Taylor
Calvin Boston
Peter Bryant
Greg Jackson
Vid Andrews
Terry McPherres
Roderick, Spencer
Peter Burr
Donald Huff
Margaret Ricker
Donna Foss
Joan Dixon
Patricia Seavey
Beverly McKay
Joy Billings
Judy Emmons
Jane Montoya
Carol Taylor
Kennebunk residents study and aid Brown family fire relief
University of Maine students home for vacation include Judy Dresser and several others. Judy Dresser hosts guest Mary Day from Bangor. Mrs Charles Williams returns to Cincinnati after five weeks with son Kenneth Williams. Local groups plan a dessert coffee at Kennebunk High School tonight to raise funds for the Brown family who lost their home last Saturday. admission is one pie and one book of trading stamps per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Judy Dresser
Judy Ackley
Penney Anders
Jean Burnham
Betsy Hall
Marybelle Walsh
Sally Wentworth
Paula Noyes
Joyce
Susan Harburger
Earl Freeman
John Eagleson
John Folley
Wayne Goodrich
Richard Farnsworth
John Dresser
Mechanic Street
Mary Day
Bangor
Charles Williams
Cincinntti
Ohio
Kenneth Williams
Apple Lane
Brown
Kennebunk High School
Kennebunkport Man Named To Frat Post
The Theta Delta Chi Fraternity at Bowdoin College Brunswick elected Kenneth C. Smith Class of 1964 Fairfield Conn as president Other officers include Donald E Brown 63 New London Conn recording secretary Charles I Wallace Jr 65 Annapolis Md corresponding secretary F William Black Jr 65 Barre Vt White Key representative George H Lewis 65 Bar Harbor Me student union representative Wallace and student council representatives Wayne T Adams 63 Kennebunkport and Smith
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Theta Delta Chi
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Kenneth C. Smith
Fairfield
Wallace
Student Council
Wayne T. Adams
North Street
Kennebunkport
Smith
Fire chief links rubber padded underwear to three fires
Jackson Michigan AP reports Fire Chief Leo Fox said rubber padded brassieres caused three fires in the past week. He stated the heat from automatic drying processes was retained by the rubber garments and ignited other clothes in laundry baskets. He cites spontaneous combustion.
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Jackson, Mich
Leo Fox
Fox
Kennebunk High School Athletic Boosters Meet Tonight
The annual meeting of the Kennebunk High School Athletic Boosters will be held this evening at 8 at the high school. Plans will be made for the annual athletic banquets.
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Kennebunk High School
No Progress Seen In News Strike
Newsroom mediation at City Hall in New York over a 55 day old blackout continued with separate talks by Mayor Wagner and union leaders of Local 6 AFL CIO ITU. Printers seek an 18 dollar weekly wage rise plus fringe benefits over two years. publishers counter with about 10 dollars weekly. In Cleveland, 63 days into a strike against the Plain Dealer and Press News, union votes signal tougher stand on union security and contract terms for 688 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Afl-Cio: International Typographical Union
Aity
Printers Union
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Publishers Association of
New York City
Cleveland
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
The
Mailers Union
Afl-Cio
Independent Teamsters Union
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press & News
Press & News
Efect
Taillon To Attend New England Optometrists Congress
Aerospace editor Peter Reich of the Chicago American will keynote the 41st annual Congress of the New England Council of Optometrists March 10 to 13 at Boston's Statler Hilton. Reich, a Northwestern graduate and former Quiz Kid, will speak on Men in Space, as 1700 optometrists and guests gather with noted speakers from Harvard and elsewhere.
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Chicago
Peter Reich
New England Council of Optometrists
Statler Hilton
Boston
Reich
Northwestern University
Midwest
Cape Canaveral
New England
Irvin M. Borish
Kokomo
Ind
Mary C. Austin
Harvard University
Cambridge
Louis Anapollo
Newton
Mass
Trygve Gundersen
Brookline
American Optometric Asociation
Council of Optometrists
Clement R. Gagne
Middlebury
Donald C. Exford
Pittsfield
Local Jaycees Vote To Form Two Chanters
The Biddeford Saco Jaycees voted to split into two chapters in each city. The move aims to concentrate projects and boost membership vitality with two separate groups. Membership drives were planned. those 21 to 35 may contact Robbins Gratelo in Biddeford or Stackpole Waterhouse in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
The
Junior Chamber
William Robbins
James Grattelo
Biddeford
Willard Stackpole
Donald Waterhouse
Saco
Code Class Held For Wells Scouts
A Morse code class was conducted for Wells Boy Scout Troop 353 members at the Wells American Legion hall. Eagle Scouts Gerald LaPierre and Larry Kent Alpren led the session with Tem derfoot review while adult advisors Roland Dufort Sr and Harry Alpren supported the meeting for the sponsoring American Legion unit.
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Gerald LaPierre
Wells
Wells American Legion Hall
Troop l
Larry Kent Alpren
Roland Dufort
Harry Alpren
Elbridge and
Leroy Hanson Post
American Legion
Saco Quiet Sees No Calls or Court Today
The Saco Fire department received no calls last night or this morning. No entries were made in the Saco ambulance log. No accidents were reported to Saco Police headquarters last night or this morning. No session of Saco Municipal Court was held today.
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Saco
Kennebunk men bound over on break charges
Three Kennebunk men John Welch 25 Robert E Wentworth 22 and Walter M Joslin 20 were bound over to May term after a Kennebunk Municipal Court hearing. They faced charges of breaking and entering at Parsons Beach and larceny including dishes two electric heaters a trench coat and a straw hat. Welch pleaded guilty and posted 5000 bail Joslin pleaded guilty and was jailed for 1000 cash bail Wentworth pleaded innocent and was ordered held in county jail. Chief Frank Stevens said more arrests may follow.
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Kennebunk
Subor
Chester Cram
Philip McMaster
Parsons Beach
John Welch
Robert E. Wentworth
Walter M. Joslin
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Welch
Joslin
Wentworth
Cram
Crosby in Excellent Condition After Kidney Surgery
Santa Monica California AP reports singer Bing Crosby in excellent condition after his fourth kidney stone operation in 11 years. Crosby, 58, underwent Tuesday surgery at St Johns Hospital, with three prior operations on his left kidney and the current procedure on his right. He is expected to leave the hospital in about one week.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bing Crosby
Crosby
St. Johns Hospital
Blood Test For Drivers Would Be Mandatory
In Augusta a proposed bill by Sen. Augusta Christie to require chemical tests for drivers suspected of intoxication was filed in the Senate. The measure would allow implied consent to blood breath urine or saliva tests and suspend licenses for 90 days if a driver refuses the test after a police request. House bill seeks to shift motor vehicle inspection dates from April and October to March 15 April 20 and Sept 15 Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Senate
Augusta K. Christies
R-Pesque Isle
Christie
Secretary of State
Frank Bus
D-Lewiston
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Sears
Pillsbury
Purina Dog Chow
Heinz’s Catsup
RED Heart Cat Food Heinz’s Apple Sauce
Kasco Dog Food
Kitty Litter
Ritter
Beachway Market
Beach Street
Joseph Sneider & Sons
Smith & Pearl Streets
Saco-Lowell
Faith Tabernacle (Pentecostal
Old Orchard Beach
Robert C. Stevenson
Russell K. Pier
Robert Gagnon
Alice Small
Lemuel Gowell
Richard Small
Robert Churchill
Herbert Shaw
Cynthia Carmichael
Mr. Pier
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Robert Stevenson
Rose Blanchette
Arnold Day
Harvey Ladd
Dr. Taillon
Raymond E. Langley
Dover-Foxcroft
Martin V. Nadeau
Sanford
Route 11
Nancy Campobasso
Salem
N.H
Alexander M. Bisset
Hudson
Green’s Bargain Annex
Newport
California
PLAID
ASP
Cherry Pie
Angel Food
Jane Parker
Donald C. Little
Helena Scharis
Stagie Trailer Park
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United States Army
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Paul D. Cobb
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