Leech Birthday Dinner Honored At Kennebunk Home
A family dinner party at Mr. and Mrs. A. Wesley Leech on High street honored Mrs. Leech’s birthday. Relatives and friends from Kennebunk, Bourne street, Day street, and Boston attended or were listed as visiting. Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters and Kennebunk Unitarian Women’s groups scheduled meetings. Reserve Police meeting moved to Thursday at 7 30 in Kennebunk Lower Town.
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A. Wesley Leech
High Street
Leech
Ora McConnell
Lovett
Bruce
Richard Leech
Betty Ann
Gary
Craig
Robert Leech
James
Debbie
Affle Leach
David Jones
Dwight Ames
Landing
Weldon Jones
Bourne Street
Day Street
George Emery
Dianne
Susan
Kimberly
Fletcher Street
Farmington
Emery
Isabelle Eldredge
Kennebunk
Eldredge
Carol Kendell
Boston
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Women’s Alliance
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Grace Miner
Marjorie Neagle
Star Island
Charles Bowdoin
Norris Eveleth
Lester Hathaway
J. Edward Libby
Josephine Cole Brown
Margaret Littlefield
Kennebunk Reserve Police
Kennebunk Lower Town
Notre Dame Hospital auxiliary names membership drive team
Members and parish representatives form the Notre Dame Hospital auxiliary membership committee led by Mrs. Albert V. Cote and include St. Margaret St. Mary St. Andre and St. Monica parish members from Biddeford Saco Kennebunk and Old Orchard Beach with Elphege Paradis and others on the committee. New members announced include Carmen Bosse Alphonse Brunelle Juliette Cantara Charles Chantland Florien Camire Dorothy Dean Russell Fletcher and others.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Alfred Paul
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Carroll Donovan
St. Mary Church
Biddeford
Gerard Cote
St. Margaret
Albert V. Cote
Eugene Wolfahrt
Robert Perrin
St. Mary Parish
Clement Auger
Joseph Grondin
St. Joseph Church
Maurice Hebert
Orphilda Chabot
St. Andre Church
Raymond Dupuis
Edmond Aube
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Gerard Cameron
Wilbrod Bedard
Most Holy Trinity
Louise Maguire
St. Monica
Legislators Eye News Coverage in New England States
Boston lawmakers push ethics code for newspapers and libel reform with bonds, plus journalistic critique rules. Maine Vermont and New Hampshire weigh editorials naming authors and photographer access while Connecticut and Rhode Island hold no new restrictions.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
House
Martin Walsh
D-Gardner
Maine
Senate
Massachusetts State House Press Association
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Walsh
Edward O. Proctor
Talent Night At Wells Congo Group Charms Guests
The Congo Women’s church group at Wells First and Second Congregational held a talent night in the Second church parish house with Youth and Adult prize winners. Robert Saunders and Allayne Coleman led youth prizes. Mrs John N Simpson and Mrs Harrison W Roberts won adult prizes with a piano duet and poetry recital.
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Congo
Wells First
Second Congregational
Second
Robert Saunders
Allayne Coleman
Carol Horne
John N. Simpson
Harrison W. Roberts
Maurice L. Fenderson
Arthur H. Tufts
Lester L. Berry
Walter H. Moreton
Lewis E. Coleman
Maurice Fenderson
George R. Spiller
Wells- Ogunquit
John Simpson
G. Maynard Trafton
March Hospitality Committee
Richard Dusseault
Millard W. Adams
William Dickerson
Arthur Tufts
Carl E. Richards
Sanford
Medicare
Gift Presented by Beach Past Noble Grands Association
The Past Noble Grands Association of Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge met at Miss Betty Wing's Pine Point home. The president presented a gift to junior past president Mrs. Ruth Anderson. A letter from Mrs. Gladys Goodwin in California was read and a thank you from Mrs. Ethel Turner noted. The Penny social supper postponed by storm will be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. prior to a special meeting. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for April 8 at Mrs. Ruth Anderson's home with attendees including Mrs. Eleanor Bradeen and others.
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Noble Grands Association
Old Orchard Rebekah
Ruth Andrson
Eleanor Bradeen
Ethel Whitten
Avonell Pettengill
Margaret Chamberlin
Ruth Anderson
Lorraine Pettengill
Eunice Pettengill
Betty Ann Wing
Evelyn Presley
Legion Post
Hazel Ilsley
Frances Mullen i
Flower Show Opens at Revere Park in March
Winter weary New Englanders await the 92nd annual Spring Flower show opening Saturday March 16 at 1 p.m. at Wonderland Park Revere Massachusetts. Highlights include the Patio exhibits featuring the 17th century House and Herb Garden by Plimoth Plantation and displays by Kelsey Highlands Nurseries Weston Nurseries Jamaica Plain High School and Norfolk County Agricultural School Walpole. The nine day event runs 1 10 p.m. March 16 17 and 10 a.m. 10 p.m. March 18 23 with 1 8 p.m. hours March 24. Notable displays on the first floor grandstand include Alexander Heimlich Woburn contemporary Retreat Bartlett Gardens Hamilton and Carter's Cactus and House Plant Center Tewksbury. Second floor roses carnations snapdragons African violets and other blooms form the bulk of arrangements. First floor clubhouse features Spring Garden Pine Gardens Milton New England Seaside Garden Packard Nursery Rockland and Garden of Evergreens Allen C Haskell New Bedford. Wonderland Park offers easy access by car bus or MTA with ample free parking.
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Weston Nurseries
Hopkinton
Jamaica Plain
Grandstand
Alexander Heimlich
Woburn
Bartlett Gardens
Hamilton
Carter
Cactus
Tewksbury
Pine Gardens
Milton
New England
Packard Nursery and Garden Shop
Rockland
Allen C. Haskell
New Bedford
Wonderland Park
Beach VFW Post Hosts Officer Group Meeting
Old Orchard Memorial post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted district and department officers. York figures Charles Verris and Merritt H. Jones spoke on membership and district work. New members Edward ONeil Richard Boston and Percy Pettengill joined. Norman Pare absent.
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Old Orchard Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles Verris
Merritt H
Harold Presley
Jones
Scottish Highlanders
Pelicans use pouch as feeding trough for young
The pelican's large lower bill pouch acts as a built in feeding trough. Baby birds insert heads into the pouch to feed on partially digested fish passed up from the parent's stomach.
Portland Soprano Lois Skillin Named Chaplain
Japanese soprano Atsuko Kano and the South Portland Community Chorus highlight the final Portland Symphony concert of 1962 63 season on March 26 at 8 15 p m in City Hall auditorium. Kano will perform arias from Puccini Madama Butterfly and join Mass in C Major by the chorus under Madelaine Perazzi.
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Atsuko Kano
South Portland
Portland Symphony Orchestra
City Hall
Osaka City
Japan
Hiroshima
Miss Kano
Nikikai Opera! Company
Tokyo
Opera Theater
Manhattan School of Music
New York
Portland
Gardner Museum
Boston
South Portland Community Chorus
St. Gregory Chorale
Madelaine Perazzi
Barbara Hardy
Herbert W. Crosby
Richard Hayden
Old Orchard Beach Community Meetings And Visits
Old Orchard Beach Art association meets Wednesday at Jameson School with Ed Mayo of Kennebunkport as instructor. Old Orchard club gathers at 2 30 p.m. at Ada Cole’s home Ocean Park. Local residents visit relatives in Drance Col. Lamb family guests in Adessa Avenue. St Johns Auxiliary Guild meets tonight at 7 30. Rebekah Lodge special meeting with Penny Social supper at 6 30. American Legion C Lafayette Staples post holds a Wednesday meeting with supper at 6 30. Birth day anniversary noted. Steve DiMauro, trainer for Golden Triangle Stable, recalls jockey spills and a pony mishap causing cracked ribs.
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Old Orchard Beach Art Association
Jameson School
Ed. Mayo
Kennebunkport
Old Orchard Club
Ada Cole
Colby Avenue
Ocean Park
John White
Odessan Avenue
Charles Wakefield
Drance Col
Douglas Lamb
Tewkesbury
Mass
Fred Lamb
Adessa Avenue
Lamb
St. Johns
C. Lafayette Staples Post
American Legion
Officers Elected By Jaycees At Old Orchard Beach
The Old Orchard Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce held its final organization meeting at Old Orchard Beach High School. Officers were elected: President Arthur T. Dickson Jr, Internal VP Arthur La Chance, External VP Lesley Eastman, Secretary Brendon Crosby, Treasurer Robert Jenkins, Directors Russell Morse Roger Tousignant Silas Tousignant. Over 50 enrolled. 15 more expected at next meeting March 20 at 7 30 p.m. All men 21 to 35 invited for charter membership and community service aims.
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Old Orchard Beach
The
Jaycees
Arthur T. Dickson Jr
Arthur la Chance
Lesley Eastman
Brendon Crosby
Robert Jenkins
Russell Morse
Roger Tousignant
Silas Tousignant
West Kennebunk Man Pleads To Assault Count
Ronald L. Paul, 23, of Pleasant Street, West Kennebunk, pleaded guilty in Kennebunk Municipal Court to criminal assault on a minor. Bound over in $5,000 bail to the May term of York County Superior Court after probable cause was found. He was committed to York County jail when bail could not be posted. In a separate action, James Seavey, 18, of Kennebunkport, was found guilty of speeding in Kennebunk and fined $10. Police Chief Frank Stevens was the complainant.
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Ronald L. Paul
Pleasant Street
West
Kennebunk
York County
Frank Stevens
County AAUW To Present Film at Mutual Theater Saco
The York county branch of the American Association of University Women screens the award winning film Black Tights at Mutual Theater in Saco on April 23.
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Mutual Theater
Saco
York County
American Association of University Women
Black Tights screening for York County scholarship fundraiser
Narrated by Maurice Chevalier the film features an international company led by Jean maire Moira Shearer and Cyd Charisse. The film has earned praise at home and abroad including a Venice festival award as the annual City Women Scholarship fund event raises money to send a York County girl to college with two showings on April 23 at 3 15 p m and 8 15 p m.
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Maurice Chevalier
Jeanmaire
Moira Shearer
Cyd Charisse
American Association of University Women
York County
J Bowes Bond Leads 13 Winners at Laurel Spring Meet
J Bowes Bond, noted Maryland trainer, led the field at the 1962 Laurel spring meeting with 13 winners, showcasing strong performance and prominent counting victories for his stable.
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J. Bowes Bond
Maryland
Laurel
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