Two Kennebunk Grads Earn Degrees At New England Colleges
Miss Mary Anne Stinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert R Stinson of 15 Summer St received a Bachelor of Science in Education from Lesley College Cambridge Mass during Commencement June 2 She is a Kennebunk High School graduate Miss Patricia Harding Stinson earned an Associate in Science Degree at Fisher Junior College Commencement at John Hancock Hall Boston Mass June 1 She is Class of 66 from Kennebunk High School and majored in the International Secretarial Program at Fisher She now works at Suffolk University Boston Mass
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Mary Anne Stinson
Robert R. Stinson
Lesley College
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Stinson
Kennebunk High School
Patricia Harding Stinson
Fisher Junior College
John Hancock Hall
Boston
Fisher
Suffolk University
Local residents share visits and college news in Kennebunk
Kennebunk MRS and EDMUND CASHEN host a day of guests including Mr and Mrs Wayne Dickinson and their daughter Erica Jean from Derry New Hampshire. Warren Peterson of Acton Massachusetts also visits. Linda Nedeau begins her first year at Becker Junior College and serves as runway usher at graduation. Carol Clark finishes her first Becker Sweler College year and will vacation with her parents. Sgt Philip Dickinson, in the Air Force, is on 30 day leave before six weeks schooling at George AFB and then Vietnam duty.
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Wayne Dickinson
Erica Jean
Derry
N.H
Henry Dickinson
Summer Street
Dickinson
Warren Peterson
Acton
Mass
Linda Nedeau
Linwood Nedeau
Grove Street
Beckerunior College
Worcester
Philip Dickinson
the. S. Air Force
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
George Afb
California
Vietnam
Bridge Club Meeting at Briggs Home in Old Orchard Beach
Nine tables of Duplicate Bridge played at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Briggs on Lawn Avenue. List of players includes Rosen, Grondin, Moutsatsos, Bean, Chadbourne, Mullen, Wilbur, Kelly, Bradford, Dubois, Whelan, Shorey, Marshall, Green, Mongalian, Aranovitch, Bates, Haase, Paradis, Paulhus, Fecteau, Hickey, Sawyer, Freundlick, Jacobsen, Ross, Brown, Flanner, Flannery, and Rev. Venetos. North and South winners were Rosen and Grondin first. Moutsatsos and Bean second. Rosen and Chadbourne tied with the Mullens for third. East and West winners were Mougalian first. Aranovitch and Bates second. Haase and Paradis third. Paulhus and Fecteau fourth. Club meets again Monday and Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with Master Points awarded both nights. ix or more members plan to travel to Norway for games tomorrow.
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Old Orchard Beach
Donald Briggs
Lawn Avenue
al Rosen
S. A. Grondin
James Moutsatsos
Herbert Bean
Ida Rose Paul Chadbourne
James Mullen
Mary Wilbur
Beatrice Kelly
al Bradford
Charlotte Dubois
Robert Whelan
Richard Shorey
Eleanor Marshall
Esther Green
Church School Picnic at Waterboro Center
The annual Church School picnic of St. John's-by-the-Sea church will be held Sunday at Waterboro Center. The group will leave St. John's Church at 10:30 a.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. John’s - By - the -Sea
Waterboro Center
St. John’s Church
Granma reports Kennedy shooting and death in full
Havana based Granma carried a complete report without comment on the shooting death of U S Senator Robert F Kennedy, highlighting the Communist party paper's decision to publish the event in full on Thursday.
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Havana
Cuba
Communist Party
Granma
Robert F. Kennedy
Summer School Officials Outline Two Session Programs
Summer reading and math programs run six weeks from June 24 to August 2. Reading at Elementary School on School Street. math at Jameson School on Jameson Road. Two sessions 8 to 10 am and 10:15 am to 12:15 pm. Students may enroll in both. Bus service available for year bus riders. Applications through principals. Title I program with small classes to meet individual needs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Patricia Hickey
E. Emerson Cummings
Monay
School Street
Jameson School
Jameson Road
Hickey and Cummings
Mass. small loans case goes to jury in Suffolk court
After 220 days, Massachusetts' Cae trial has gone to a jury in Suffolk Superior Court. The case involves 15,000 pages of transcript and 2,995 exceptions with 46 verdicts to be returned. Six individuals and three loan companies face bribery and conspiracy charges from indictments two years old. Judge Francis J. Quirico gave the jury the charge after one hour. Defendants include Martin J. Hanley of Westwood, a former deputy Banking Commissioner, charged with soliciting and accepting bribes from small loan firms. Hanley acted as his own counsel. Also named are Francis J. Glynn, John M. Farrell, James S. Pratt, Nathaniel W. Barber, Edward Newhall, and three corporations Household, Beneficial, and Local Finance Companies.
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Associated Press Boston
Massachusetts
Cae
Suffolk Superior Court
Francis J. Quirico
Martin J . Hanley
Westwood
Hanley
Francis J. Glynn
Beneficial Finance Management Corp
John M. Farrell
Beneficial
James S. Pratt
Household Finance Co
Nathaniel W. Barber
Household
Edward Newhall
Beneficial Finance Co
Local Finance Companies
Membership Drive Topic At DAV Meeting
Old Orchard Beach chapter 12 Disabled American Veterans met at the VFW Post to discuss renewal and new member recruitment for the coming year. Melvin Marshall was named commander pro tem with Edmund Rowell acting adjutant and William Duhamel acting treasurer. The membership committee includes Marshall Duhamel Miles Stimpson Rowell. Annual officer election set for June 18 with details to follow.
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Old Orchard Beach
V.F.W. Post
Melvin Marshall
Edmund Rowell
William Duhamel
Robert Miles
David Stimpson
Milk Producers Association Names New Leader
Love succeeds Irvin Schell of Evans Mills as head of the Eastern Milk Producers Association which represents dairymen in New York Pennsylvania Vermont and Delaware.
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Eastern Milk Producers Association
Love
Irvin Schell
Evans Mills
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Delaware
Election gathering invites Saco Scarborough members
In attendance was Phil Jenkins liaison officer to Chapter 12 for National Service Officer John McPherson. Any eligible members in Saco or Scarborough are invited to attend this election.
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Phil Jenkins
Chapter 12
John McPherson
Saco
Scarborough
Seattle siren donated to Viet Nam battalion
Captain Richard D. James of a Seattle battery in the central highlands of Viet Nam asked the Seattle Police Department where to buy a siren. He said a vehicle horn could not wake men in bunkers. An ambulance service owner donated a $300 siren to alert his unit to critical situations.
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Seattle
Vietnam
Richard D. James
Italian Donatello Awards Award Three American Films
Rome AP reports three American films dominated the David di Donatello awards, Italy’s Oscar system, sweeping all foreign film prizes. The titles honored include Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Bonnie and Clyde and In Cold Blood.
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Rome
David of Donatello
Italy
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