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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
3
Indonesia's Parliament adopted a diluted resolution urging firm ties with China and leaving open the possibility of severing diplomatic relations. The plan originally urged breaking relations, a move opposed by Foreign Minister Adam Malik.
Rosemary Aaron of Saco Maine received a bachelor of arts degree at William Smith College 56th commencement exercises joining 86 graduates Hobart College totals 305 with 219 from the coordinate school Dr John Kenneth Galbraith gave the commencement address Miss Aaron daughter of Dr and Mrs Alvin Aaron lives at 21 Cutts Ave active in Epsilon Pi Sigma tennis Temple Club and on the Dean's List
York County Salon 598 Fight and Forty installed officers at the Tallwood Motel recreation lounge after the annual banquet at Howard Johnson Route 1. New officers include Evelyn Morin Biddeford and Gertrude Wood Kittery with Shirley Doe Ocean Park as secretaire and Antonia Harquoil Old Orchard Beach outgoing chapeau. Installing officer Elaine LaPierre Wells and la concierge Yvonne Bergeron Biddeford presided. Hazel Patridge Cumberland Mills and Sally Arsenault Portland attended as special guests from Salon 43.
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters met at Knights of Pythias Hall with Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Lucretia Powers presiding. Members discussed a summer fair on August 3 at Washington Park and inspected Riverside Temple in Berwick on June 19.
Kennebunk Girl Scout Troop 259 led by Mrs Ernest Robi chaud and guest Polly Stinson spent a week at Camp Sa Gis-Ca Acton. Nancy Robichaud and Rebecca Lyon earned horse woman badges while girls received Challenge of Emergency and Preparedness pins in ceremonies attended by Susan Booth Barbara Clark Jane Clark Donna Goodwin Melissa Hamp ericki Hilton Linda Lank Marguerite Sherburne Michele Thibodeau and Rose Ann Daigle.
Members gathered for an evening event with contributions by Mrs. Petit and Mrs. Nellie White from Saco. A mystery package went to Miss Germaine Lariviere of Biddeford. Also present were Mrs. Min Bielher of Ogunquit and reminders of the August 12 departmental Marche in Portland and a July 20 Salon at Mrs. Bergeron’s Biddeford home.
York County Salon 257 Eight and Forty held last night at Mrs. June Tarbox home in Highland Lake to install officers. Chapeau Mrs. Muriel Forest led the session and plans for the Sept 7 banquet at Fisherman's Pier Portsmouth were announced with partners meeting at the Legion Home Saco at 6 30 p m. Gertrude Rankin installing officer assisted by Mrs. Florence Lewis and Martha Beaudoin. New officers include Chapeau Mrs. Germaine Grant Demi Premiere Mrs. Tarbox Demi Deuxieme Mrs. Rose Sullivan Secretaire Cassiere Miss Char lene Farnham La Concierge Miss Alice Milliken Pouvoir Mrs. Forest. Delegates to La Marche to be held Aug 12 at Harold T Andrews Post Portland named Mrs. Germaine.
Town committee chairman Earle D. Hardy announced that over 60 percent of residents participated in the Citizens Forum Questionnaire. About 1,619 forms were distributed and 1,032 returned, with UMaine personnel and equipment handling the study. Sherman Hasbrouck and York County Extension Agent Conrad Griffin collected the forms.
Grant, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Mrs. Doris Taylor and Mrs. Sullivan head the delegate list with alternates Miss Mil liken, Mrs. Forest, Mrs. Gilbert Lavoie and Mrs. Alberta Redmond. The salon will cover registration. Mrs. Lewis won the mystery prize. Attendees included Chapeaux-Passe Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Beaudoin, Mrs. Florence Gagne, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Farnham.
Duplicate Bridge players at St Johns Parish Hall in Old Orchard Beach named participants led by Paul Chadbourne and Ida Rosen. Winners were North and South Chadbourne with Mrs Rosen first, Grondin and Mrs Wilbur second, Golding and Rosen third, Berry and Weld fourth, Mr and Mrs Ginn fifth. Next game set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at St Johns Parish Hall.
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