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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
3
The Noble family reunion gathered at Mrs. Virginia Phillips’s home in Searoad Kennebunk with a picnic lunch served and shared among relatives.
A social afternoon gathered many local families including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avery of Uncasville Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nutter and children Judy Sandra and Caron of Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Noble and daughter Pamela of Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamlyn and children Lynn Buddy Barbara and Peter of Wells Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown and family Sandy Linda Beverly Glenda Betty Dennis and Carol of Kennebunk and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole and children Earline David Richard and Glenn with hostess Mrs. Virginia Phillips and children Donna Stephen and Michael of Kennebunkport.
The final meeting of Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge for the season was held at Odd Fellows hall. Noble Grand Mrs Avonell Pettengill presided with five past grand officers present. An invitation was extended for a family field day on Sunday July 10 at Neofa camp Route 3 between Augusta and Belfast near Liberty. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs may attend the all day event starting 10 a.m. A chicken barbecue will be available or members may bring lunch. There will be games and refreshments after the meeting.
The Kennebunk Kennebunkport Teachers Club closed the year with a lobster outing at Severance's cottage Gooch's Beach for teachers from both towns and guests. A social hour followed with Supt John S Seekins Jr leading singing with Frntee Fitton on piano Janet Chappell on saxophone and Charlene Elliott on accordion. An arrangements committee led by President Mrs Forrest Maguire included Madeleine Bartlett Ann Hall Irene Dwelley Beverly Emerson Madelyn Ruel and Joanne Larsen.
The W S C C will hold a food sale Friday at Washington Park in Kennebunk starting at 10 a m. Holiday weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dutch and Ralph Bolduc visiting their sister and family in New Britain Connecticut. Other visits cited involve the Hilton, Tobey, Pierce, Paul, Fairweather, Towne, Hoyt, O Bleins, Nedeau, Nadeau and Abbott households across Wells Sanford Somerville.
Court cases before Judge David Emmons at Kennebunk Municipal Court on Wednesday included Arnold L. Bovenzi of Natick fined $15 for speeding on the turnpike. Ralph Denenbere of Swampscott fined $5 for speeding on the turnpike. Thomas W. Goulet of Sanford fined $15 for speeding on Route 35. Walter M. Rines Sr. of North Whitesfield fined $110 for driving under the influence. Hyman Simons of Swampscott fined $10 for passing when his view was obstructed. Kennebunk police were complainants in all cases.
Kennebunk school committee approved a 6944 bid by Peter D Ascanio for high school lighting and shop renovations, plus a 159 floor covering bid by Sanford Linoleum. A pupil conveyance contract with Harry Hubbard and summer remodel plans for Park Street School were approved. Keith Hilton resigned to become head coach at Dunstan University. A district survey was also authorized to gauge workability.
Wells graduates enter a week of ceremonies beginning Sunday June 5 at Ogunquit Baptist Church with Baccalaureate as Rev. Paul S. Hazlett delivers the sermon and the Young People's choir provides music. Class Night follows June 7 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Junior Senior prom June 8 at 7 p.m. Graduation Friday June 10 at 8 p.m. at the Ogunquit Playhouse.
Kennebunk residents hosted extended family including Mr and Mrs Robert Perry and daughters from Derry New Hampshire and Mr and Mrs Stephen Simonds with children from Connecticut at the Cole home and Drakes Island. Town officials attended a wedding in Lowell Massachusetts. Mrs Frederick Staples and children joined in Massachusetts with Mrs Mary Ditullio. Mrs E D McKeon attended a Mother Daughter tea at Mount Ida College.
A proposed part time cooperative program would let Junior and Senior students work in the area while continuing studies. The plan echoes on the job training models used in other school departments.
Newton Center, Mass., guests at daughter Janet's home. Mr and Mrs E L Hamilton and family visited their Wells Beach cottage. Tupper warned congress may not let the tax expire in July but could be persuaded if state level benefits for schools are shown. He supports federal aid for construction but opposes it for teacher salaries.
Lewiston AP reports Stanley Tupper, Republican congressional candidate, proposed using the 10 percent federal tax on telephone tolls and service as a new revenue source. The plan aims to fund federal programs without raising overall rates. Tupper pitched the idea at a campaign stop, outlining its potential impact on communications costs and government spending.
The Kansas state motto is Ad astra per aspera, Latin for To the stars through difficulties, reflecting a northern star aspiration through hardships. It appears on official emblems and seals as a symbol of resilience and progress.
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