Creative Art Exhibit Planned at The Brick Store Museum
The 19th Annual Members Exhibition opens August 4 at The Brick Store museum Kennebunk. Fifty-one artists from across the country show 100 paintings and prints in oils watercolor and graphic arts throughout August. Judges are John Muench and Mario Prisco. An opening tea for members and guests runs 3 to 5 pm with tea arranged by Mrs Donald E. Smith and flowers by Mrs Orren Tibbetts.
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Main Street
Kennebunk
John Muench
Portland School of Fine and Applied Art
Mario Prisco
Nassan College
Springvale
Donald E. Smith
Orren Tibbetts
Lobster Bake Planned at Port for Young Adults
A lobster bake will be held in Kennebunkport on August 8 from 5 to 7 p m on church grounds. Sponsored by the Young Adults group of South Congregational church, proceeds will aid a church project. Edward L Foss son of Mr and Mrs Richard S Foss of Biddeford, recently graduated from Wisconsin State College River Falls with a BS in Liberal Arts major biology and minor chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
South Congregational Church
Wisconsin State College
River ‘Falls
Edward L. Foss
Richard S. ‘Foss
West Myrtle Street
Biddeford
Foss
Biddeford High School
U.S. Navy
Portland Junior College
Carolyn Cole
Saco
Raymond C. Cole
Lafayette Street
University of New Hampshire
Kennebunk Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Michael Ocasio of New York City left Kennebunk after two weeks at the Lamontagne home in Winter Street to return home by train. A swimming pool was installed at the Brigham residence on Summer Street. Edward Bodwell resumed duties at the Chevron Gas Station after a week’s vacation. Nancy Vetterline, formerly hospitalized, is now home and improving. Phillip Vincent Roger Vincent and Elaine Connors, guests of the Stuarts in Kennebunk Landing, returned home. Roger and Elaine are engaged. Howard Sanborn and wife from Fairfield, Conn., are visiting for a week with Kenneth Redlon and family on Brown Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ocasio
New York City
Francis Lamontagne
Winter Street
Ernest Brigham
Summerstreet
Edward Bodwell
Chevron
Nancy Vetterline
Swansstreet
Phillip Vincent
Roger
Elaine Connors
Gardner
Mass
Howard ‘Stuart
Kennebunk Landing
Roger Vincent
Howard Sanborn
Fairfield, Conn
la Wees
Kenneth Redlon
Brown Street
Oliver Seeks Curbs on Textile Imports
Washington Congressman James C. Oliver urges the Agriculture Department to curb foreign textile goods. He backs the National Cotton Council's push, citing 286000 bales of cotton entering the U S in 1958 as textiles and warning imports may rise. He cites Section 2 of the 1933 Agricultural Adjustment Act granting powers to limit imports when they threaten farm programs.
Kennebunk Rotary Chicken Barbecue Planned
The Kennebunk Rotary Club will host its annual chicken barbecue on Wednesday August 5 from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m at Park Street playground. David Craig chairs with William Briddell as co chair. Waldo Chick directs the barbecue. Tickets available from Kenneth Burr.
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Kennebunk Rotary Club
Park Street Playground
David Craig
William Briddell
Waldo Chick
Kenneth Burr
Heavy Court Session Held At Kennebunk
Kennebunk Municipal Court fined a dozen drivers for speeding in a series of cases. Norise A. Dally of Wells and Muriel Martin of Saco each paid 15 dollars for 65 mph in 55 zones. Other offenders included Victor Faucon and William Fleming on the turnpike, Paul Curry for 85 mph, and John Pelletier at 75 mph in a 65 zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norise A. Dally
Wells
Kennebunk
Muriel Martin
Saco
Hermengal F. Menderous
New Bedford
Mass
Arundel
Victor A. Faucon
Arlington
William E. Fleming
Quincy
Paul V. Curry
Dorchester
John J. Pelletier
Waterbury
Conn
Henry P. Maillot
Pembroke
N. H
Stephen Wood
Wyncut
Richard S. Jarzobski
Auburn
Speeding on Maine Turnpike Leads to Fine
A motorist was found guilty of speeding 75 mph in a 65 mph zone on the Maine Turnpike and fined 15 dollars.
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Maine
Stork Shower Held For Mrs Leech
A stork shower honored Mrs Robert Leech at the Leech cottage Great Hills nose with attendees including Mrs Richard Leech Mrs Ora McConnell Mrs Albert Croteau Miss Brenda and Betty Coyne Mrs Everett Waterhouse Mrs A Wesley Leech Mrs Judith Lovett Mrs Ruth Dalton Miss Delta Fllis Mrs Alfie Leech and Bruce Lovett Senders unable to attend included Mrs Raymond Gosselin Mrs Jessie Pike Mrs Irene Chapman Mrs Hazel Coyne Mrs George Littlefield Mrs Gladys Bodwell Miss Arline Lariviere Miss Laurette Letellier Mrs Ethlyn Adjutant Mrs Ernest McConnell Mrs Jean Le may Miss Martha Johnson Mrs Ruth Groneng and Mrs Bessie Nadeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leech
Leech Cottage
Great Hills Nose
Richard Leech
Ora McConnell
Albert Croteau
Brenda
Betty Coyne
Everett Waterhouse
A. Wesley Leech
Judith Lovett
Ruth Dalton
Delta Fllis
Alfie Leech
Bruce Lovett
Raymond Gosselin
Jessie Pike
Irene Chapman
Hazel Coyne
George Littlefield
Gladys Bodwell
Arline Lariviere
Laurette Letellier
Ethlyn Adjutant
Ernest McConnell
Jean Lemay
Martha Johnson
Ruth Groneng
Bessie Nadeau
Lease of Lt Sherman Clark Program Lead In Charge
Maine State Police Lt Sherman Clark oversees the program. All members planning to attend should notify Sec Ed.
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Sherman Clark
Maine State Police
Sec
Police Group Will Meet At Pease AFB
The York County Law Enforcement association will meet at Pease Air Force base in Portsmouth New Hampshire on Wednesday August 12 at 6 30 p m Maj Frederick Dean provost marshal will run arrangements Maj Leonard Eddington Pease Air Force base will be guest speaker He will speak on cooperation in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Law Enforcement Association
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
N. H
Frederick Dean
Leonard Eddington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kennebunk Antique Fair
Alfred Street
Dora Hyde
Sole Sports
Edmund Cashen
Dial YU
Oliver
Stork
Mrs. Leech
Mund L. Cashen
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Philadelphia
Philaelphi
Continental Distilling Corporation
Phila
Pease Afb
Boucouvalas Bros
Armour’s Star
Farmer Kerns
STATE
Bologna
Franks
Broilers
YI Gal
Miracle
Cott’s Carbonated Beverages
Long Island
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