Camp Fire Girls Close Season with Picnic at Kenne Pond
Ola Orchard Beach reports the Camp Fire girls held a season ending picnic at Kenne bunk pond near Mrs Ruth Merrill's camp. About 17 girls attended with leaders Mrs Carleton Cole and Mrs Richard Adjutant, sponsor Mrs Herman Merrill and chaperone Mrs Henry Cowles. Regular meetings resume in fall. Star Point Night observed by Piscataqua Chapter at Kittery with Miniwanca Chapter officers among special guests.
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Kennebunk Pond
Ruth Merrill
Carleton Cole
Richard Adjutant
Ant
Herman Merrill
Henry Cowles
Star Point
Piscataqua
Order of the Eastern Star
Kittery
Miniwanca
Wells Brownies Hold Annual Picnic At Leader Home
Wells Brownie Troop 86 held its annual picnic at the home of leader Mrs. John Galligan on Post road. She was helped by Mrs. Edwin Morse Mrs. Francis Ducharme and Mrs. Colby Ricker. A large three tier birthday cake was presented as a surprise for summer birthdays. Races and games kept all the girls active. Brownie activities resume in the fall.
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Wells
Brownie
John Galligan
Post Road
Edwin Morse
Francis Ducharme
Colby Ricker
Navy Patrol Craft to Visit Brewer for 150th Anniversary
AP reports Sen Margaret Chase Smith says the USS Fairview will visit Brewer Maine from August 26 through September 3 to take part in the citys 150th anniversary celebration. The announcement was made Monday.
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Brewer Washington
Navy Department
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
USS Fairview
Brewer
Vermont to host Girl Scout Senior Roundup on lakefront
Vermont announces the third Girl Scout Senior Roundup at Button Bay State Park on Lake Champlain from July 18 to 31. About 10 000 girls and adults from all states and 14 countries will camp in a 450 acre site slated to become a permanent part of the park amid Army support, new water and power facilities, and extensive safety and visitor services.
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Rome
Lake Champlain
Boonbay State Park
Vermont
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Paul Brouard
Douglaston
New York
Brouard
Michigan
Colorado Springs
State of Vermont Department of Forest and Parks
State of Vermont
Girl Scouts
Button Bay State Park
United States 1St Army of
Governors Island
Garrison H. Davidson
Army
Western Union
1St Army
Fort Devens
Massachusetts
General Telephone ‘Company of
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Green Mountain Light and Power Company
Burlington
U. S. Army
Addison County
U. S
State of Vermont Public Health Services
Honor Rolls At Wells High Made Public By Principal
The Wells High honor roll for the final ranking period is announced by Principal Russell K. Noyes with the annual year end averages. High honors require a 3.75 average, 4.00 is a perfect A, and honors start at 3.00. Lists include seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with names and All A’s noted, covering both quarterly and year totals.
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Wells High School
Russell K. Noyes
Stanley R. Adams
Karen Ahern Lorna Littlefield
Virginia Littlefield
William MacDonald
Darlene Bridges
Sandra Clogston
Charlene Cole
Bonnie Gough
Barbara Elwell
Patricia Fuller
Constance Higgins
Pauline Lloyd-Davies
Bonita Metcalf
Madelene Smith
Carolyn Winn
Mary Dannert
Francis Mithen
Judith Mooers
Robert Saunders
Jay Smith
Joanne Dufort
James Galligan
Ronald Gordon
Carol Hanson
Cathy Lyons
James Mavel
Barbara Pisaruk
Judith Ricker
Arline Welch
Kenney Bassett
Dale Piirainen
David Smith
Camile Young
Robert Ahern
Andrea Card
Donna Chase
Karen Coombs
Sandra Davis
Deborah Densmore
Nancy Fernald
Beach Man Is Given Probation
Arraigned in Old Orchard Beach Municipal court yesterday was Walter Clifford Brooks, 18, of 54 Fern avenue, Old Orchard Beach, charged with attempted larceny from a parked car. The alleged violation occurred on Heath street. Brooks was found guilty and received a 30-day jail sentence which was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year.
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Old Orchard Beach
Walter Clifford Brooks
Fern Avenue
Heath Street
Brooks
Town Country Church Group Opens Sessions
The 36th annual New England Town and Country Church Workers conference begins at Tanglewood Ocean Park with ministers and families from Protestant denominations. Dr. Mark Rich leads small groups and workshops on religion in community life. Tonight, missionaries Rev Edward H Tan and Sun Ki Choe speak, Tan presenting a movie strip from Indonesia. The conference runs through Friday with new speakers each evening.
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New England
Tanglewood
Ocean Park
Mark Rich
Newton
Mass
U.S
Edward H. Tan
Indonesia
Sun Ki Choe
Korea
Tan
Injured Youth Gets Promotion
In Somerville Massachusetts Everett Knowles, 12, who lost an arm after a train incident May 23, has been promoted after staying up with studies in hospital. The arm was sewn back in at Massachusetts General Hospital and he will move into the eighth grade at Northeastern Junior High School next fall.
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Somerville
Mass
Everett Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Red
Northeastern Junior High School
Supreme Court ruling ends school prayer debate
The high court’s 6-1 decision, written by Justice Hugo Black, holds that state laws mandating school prayer violate the First Amendment. Dissenting Justice Potter Stewart noted contrast with court sessions opened by prayer. Leaders across religion and politics react, with some saying federal funds for church schooling are impacted and others urging accommodation.
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Black
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
God Save the
United States
Court
House
Senate
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
Pfeffer
Kennedy
Supreme Court rules against school sponsored prayers
The Associated Press reports the Supreme Court held that a state initiated nonsectarian prayer in New Hyde Park New York schools violated the First Amendment. The decision prompted views that it challenges Bible readings Christmas plays Easter observances and other religious practices in schools supported by some states.
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D-N.j
House
Billy Graham
United States
Congress
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
America
Supreme Court
Robert Soblen
Teamsters International Union
Labor Department
New York Civil Liberties Union
Long Island
William J. Butler
Alan Reitman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
God Save
Court
New York State
James E. Allen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Alabama
W. A. LeCroy
South Carolina
Daniel McLeod
Michigan
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Classified Rate Card Transient Style Rates On Request
Classified rate card outlines pricing options and contact approach for transient style advertisements. It notes rates on request and mentions an eight time order plan. The item emphasizes flexible scheduling and inquiries to obtain pricing.
Marriage Intentions Filed in Saco Clerk Office
Marriage intentions on file show Richard P. Collard of 337 Pool Road Biddeford and Jacqueline L. Gonneville of Louden Road Saco seeking marriage. The notice lists their names and addresses as recorded by the city clerk.
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Saco City
Richard P. Collard
Pool Road
Biddeford
Jacqueline Ll. Gonneville
Louden Road
Saco
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