Museum Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Brick Store Museum reelected officers Atty. Charles W. Smith as president Ward L. Johnson as vice president Frank D. Lord as treasurer and Mrs. Donald D. Kimball as secretary Melville C. Freeman was reelected as a three year director Newly elected directors are Theodore W. Dwight Mrs Donald L Finlayson and Mrs Roger Gonnville Continuing trustees include L Keith Marshall Joseph T Cole Edith C Barry Raymond Harding Mrs Harry Lapirow Dr Philip D McMaster and Mrs Donald E Smith The curator and associate director displayed vintage photographs of Kennebunk from 50 and 100 years ago followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs Donald Smith and committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Ward L. Johnson
Frank D. Lord
Donald D. Kimball
Melville C. Freeman
Theodore W. Dwight
Donald L. Finlayson
Roger Gonneville
L. Keith Marshall
Arundel
Joseph T. Cole
Kennebunk
Edith C. Barry
New York
Raymond Harding
Harry Lapirow
Phi
Lip D. McMaster
Donald E. Smith
Kenneth Joy
Joy
Beach Board Divides Over Vacation Policy Refusal
Town Treasurer Anita Mokarzel was denied a paid vacation in a 4 3 council vote at Old Orchard Beach Monday night while office clerk Marion DeWeese won vacation in a separate 4 3 decision. The split stems from a personnel policy adopted earlier in the year granting one week’s paid vacation after a full year of work. Mokarzel was hired last August and appointed treasurer by the current board in August. DeWeese was hired in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Mokarzel
Old Orchard Beach
Marion DeWeese
DeWeese
Elks Announce Summer Events in Saco
The Saco Elks entertainment committee lists summer activities including a Swing Into Summer dance on June 30 with lunch and Muriel and her combo plus Joe La Flip. A Maine Lobster Bake with dancing is set for July 7 and 28, reservations required. An unannounced event is planned for August 18 with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Elks
Muriel
Joe la Flip
Stewards
Maine
Kennebunk Summer Fair and Local Visits Highlight Town News
The West Kennebunk Methodist church youth group hosts a Saturday summer fair on the church lawn from 1 to 4 p.m. co chaired by Mrs Avis Goingland and Mrs Phyllis Knight with foods candy aprons mittens and a white elephant table. A Washington park food sale starts at 10 a.m. sponsored by the Webhonnet club Finance committee chaired by Mrs Stanley Day features a plant table led by Mrs Carl Russell and Mrs Harry Knight and another white elephant table run by Mrs Alice L Downing. Local visitors include Arlington Virginia residents Mr and Mrs Carroll Lidback and three daughters visiting Winter Street relatives. Philadelphia Miss Mary Lafferty visiting Miss Judy Dresser. Gott’s Island vacationers Mr and Mrs Robert Barra and family. and Magnolia Mass residents Mr and Mrs Richard Lovely en route to Gardiner. Arundel Grange hosts a public social party at the grange hall Thursday at 8 p.m. committee members include Ernest Burleigh Fred Merrill and Paul Dumont Sr with the Home Economics committee handling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webhonnet Club
Stanley Day
Washington Park
Carl Russell
Harry Knight
Alice L. Downing
Carroll Lidback
Arlington
Everett Cluff
Winter Street
Harpswell
Lidback
Mary Lafferty
Philadelphia
Judy Dresser
John Dresser
Mechanic Street
Wildwood
N. J
Robert Barra
Michael
Ruth
Charlotte
Nicole
Richard
Landing
Gott’s Island
Richard Lovely
Sheila
Bruce
Magnolia
Mass
Ronaldobertson
Summer Street
Lovely
Gardiner
Hazel Lovely
Arundel Grange
Grange Hall
Ernest Burleigh
Fred Merrill
Paul Dumont
Kentucky teen jailed for bus driver holdup before Mothers Day
Louisville AP reports Juvenile Court Judge Daniel P. Marshall sent a 16 year old to jail for robbing a bus driver. The youth said the holdup was staged to raise money to buy a gift for his mother at present, showing a twisted set of values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Daniel P. Marshall
DeMolay Mothers Conclude Season at Captain Cape Porpoise
The Bradford DeMolay Mothers club closed its season with an annual dinner at The Captain in Cape Porpoise attended by 20 mothers from Saco Biddeford Pool Camp Ellis Goodwins Mills and Old Orchard Beach. The next meeting is planned for September 24 at Biddeford Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
DeMolay Mothers Club
Cape Porpoise
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Lorraine Lane
Louise Howard
Charlotte Potter
Irene Pendleton
Mary-Alice Braley
Norma Arsenault
Pearl Saperia
Helen Bowie
Phyllis Sanborn
Louise Sanborn
Dorothy Hawkins
Pauline Shea
Mary Renell
Saco
Helen LeGalle
Biddeford Pool
Margaret Sou‘ey
Camp Ellis
Margaret Smith
Goodwins Mills
Jane Emery
Pauline Peacock
Shirely Souza
Doris Barth
Old Orchard Beach
Baltimore Girl Weds Lt Vaughn Cameron in Orems Church
Miss Linda Ann Garrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel P Garrison Hanford road Baltimore was married to Lt. Vaughn Warner Cameron son of Mr and Mrs W Warner Cameron Kennebunkport Maine at Orems Methodist church. The gown featured silk organza over net with Alencon lace neckline. The maid of honor was Sandra Garrison and bridesmaid Beatrice Wiser in turquoise silk. Best man Elmo McGovern with ushers Paul Fry and David Brown. Reception at Mischanton's followed by wedding trip to Maine and Monterey California for language school. Bride a Towson State Teachers College junior and groom a University of New Hampshire graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ann Garrison
Daniel P. Gari
Hanford Road
Vaughn Warner Cameron
W. Warner Cameron
Kennebunkport
Maine
Orems Methodist Church
Sandra Garrison
Beatrice Wiser
Elmo McGovern
Robinson
Paul Fry
David Brown
Baltimore
Mischanton's
Monterey
Cal
United States Army Language School
Towson State Teachers’ College
University of New Hampshire
Legion Auxiliary of Kennebunk Receives Prizes
The Webber Lifebvre Unit A American Legion auxiliary met at Wells Beach with 6 officers 19 members and 3 guests. President Mrs Hamilton presided as Mrs Ambrose elected district vice president thanked the unit. Awards announced include Maine History award 1958 62 VA Voluntary Service award National Citation for Meritorious and Department Citation. Sunshine Committee reported cards flowers sent and thanks received from several members and Togus VA hospital. Judy Emmons elected Girls State senator. coupon committee chair appointed. meeting recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber-Lefebvre Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Mildred Hamilton
Wells Beach
Hamilton
Catherine Ambrose
Old Orchard Beach
Department of Maine History
VA Voluntary Service
Department
Frances Burke
Sunshine Committee
Lillian Hicks
Harold Bridle
Sarah Owen
Carol Doyon
Togus
Almena Greene
Judy Emmons
Girls’ State
Candy sale planned and patchwork apron given
In July and August members voted to hold a candy sale in August with the location to be announced. Mrs. Persis Moulton presented a patch work apron to the Unit, to be passed among members during summer for sewing money into patches. The York County council will meet July 13 at the Post home in Kennebunk, and the September 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Catherine Ambrose, Mrs. Frances Burke, and Mrs. Elinor Bergeron. Zella Tibbetts won the mystery prize. refreshments were served by Pearl Belyea, Macora Moulton, and Persis Moulton. Snow comment notes soil enrichment through atmospheric nitrogen and other elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persis Moulton
York County Council
Post
Kennebunk
Catherine Ambrose
Frances Burke
Elinor Bergeron
Zella Tibbetts
Pearl Belyea
Macora Moulton
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Beaupre
Gas & Electric
Alfred Street
Biddeford
DON & Bob's TV
Hill St
City
Dial
Donald Beaudoin
Robert Lapierre
Warrer’s Furniture Co
Main Street
Museum
Brick Store Museum Association
Atty
Donald Finlayson
Kenneth E. Joy
William C. Smith
Agent Ferry Road
Elks
Edmund Cashen Dial
W.S.C
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Avis Goingl
Phyllis Knight
Swan Rubber Hose
SWAN
Ames Roto Edger
R’port Man
Legion Auxiliary of
N. P. Scontras Real Estate Agency
Junk Carl
Roger Bertrand
Norman Methot
South Street
Leon
Green Street
Leon Grover
Bacon Street
York County
Evelyn Painchaud
Colgate's
THE
Atkinson
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