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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1961

Page

3

Kennebunk Notes on Local Events and School Band Officers

Community updates from Kennebunk include Mrs. Edmund Cashen’s fall recovery in Massachusetts, Jubilee plans for April 15, and attendees for the Knights of Pythias meeting. Kennebunk High School band officers were elected with Henry Kingsbury as president, Tim Martel vice president, Marybelle Walsh secretary treasurer, Penny Anders publicity manager, plus librarians Linda Warren and Judy Ackley. Alewive Extension meeting was postponed by the storm and rescheduled. VFW auxiliary officers are Edith Horne president, Carolyn Goldhammer senior vice president, Doris Lindquist junior vice president, Ruby Bouvier treasurer, Dorothy Labbe secretary, with a rummage sale planned and a mystery prize won by Edith Horne.

Rachel Towne Kennebunk Road Lower Village Massachusetts Knights of Pythias Summer Street John C. Lindsey Western Maine Kennebunk David Hargreaves Millie Coyle Wesley Leech Henry Smith Roy Jackson John Lindsey Kennebunk High School Henry Kingsbury Tim Martel Marybelle Walsh Fletcher Street Edith Horne Phyllis Lindquist

Safe Crackers Take $200 to $300 From Kennebunk Garage Office

Thieves broke into the Chris Tensen Ford Sales office on Portland Street late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, forced open a rear window, and opened the safe, escaping with an estimated $200 to $300. Police from Kennebunk and the state police investigated, with fingerprints to be processed, as Chief Frank Stevens and Detectives Bruton and Gibson led the inquiry.

Christensen Ford Sales, Inc Portland Street Kennebunk City Square

Memorial Fund At Kennebunk Library Started

Formation of a Memorial fund at the Kennebunk Free Library is announced by library officers and trustees. The fund will allow memorial gifts in memory of relatives or friends, with donations recorded and acknowledged to donor and family. A memorial book will display donor and donee names, available at set times or on request.

Kennebunk Free Library The Library Association Association

Kennebunk Church Women Plan Spring Projects

Christchurch Kennebunk circle of the Church Women met at Mrs. Howard Miller s home led by circle leader Mrs. Fred Hanson. They discussed a rummage sale for April 26 and organized a April 17 meeting to craft stuffed toys for the summer fair. Mrs. Donald Noonan received a stork shower, gifts in a floral basket, with cake by Mrs. Ralph Brown. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Hanson Mrs. Michael Tranci Mrs. Ralph Brown Mrs. Howard Miller Mrs. Maynard Welch Mrs. Edward Dargis Mrs. Ernest Morris Mrs. Robert Cumber Mrs. John Lindsey Mrs. Ronald Robertson Mrs. Mary Stevens and Mrs. Donna Merrill. Miss Edith Nutter sent a gift but could not attend.

Circle 1 Women’s Fellowship of Christchurch Kennebunk Howard Miller West Kennebunk Fred Hanson Donald Noonan Ralph Brown Michael Tranci Maynard Welch Edward Dargis Ernest Morris Robert Cumler John Lindsey Ronald Robertson Mary Stevens Donna Merrill Edith Nutter

Kennnebunkport Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Daniel Philbrick and infant son Kevin Lee returned from Saco hospital to Arundel road. Mrs Grace Brennan returned home after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Roger Pendexter, Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Ronald Miller of Connecticut visited Nicholas Inniss family. Mrs Miller is former Vivian Inniss. Howard Martin is a patient at Webber hospital. American Legion auxiliary marks 42nd anniversary with post meeting and two decorated cakes. Mrs Fred Merrill of Beachwood avenue suffered a fall at home and was hospitalized two days.

Daniel Philbrick Mary Brooks Kevin Lee Saco Hospital Arundel Road Grace Brennan Roger Pendexter Fairfield Ronald Miller Connecticut Nicholas Inniss Miller Vivian Inniss Inniss Howard Martin Webber Hospital American Legion Auxiliary Post American Legion Fred Merrill Beachwood Avenue

AMVETS Active In Local Sports Events At Old Orchard Beach

AMVETS post meeting at Old Orchard Beach reports members visiting convalescent James Skidds at Notre Dame hospital. Old Orchard AMVETS placed third in first half of state bowling roll-off at Big 20 Scarborough. Biddeford won, Saco second. Second half set for next Sunday at 1 pm. Ping pong standings show MacDonell leading by one point over Lessard and Jacques. Doubles pace Lessard Tenan vs MacDonald Jacques. Darts leaders Fortier Deprey Jacques. State executive meet set for Freeport on 26 at 2 pm. Membership 80. attendance 14. Refreshments by Potvin Tenan Bill. Commander Neault presided.

Amvets Old Orchard Beach James Skidds Notre Dame Hospital Tom Bill Jerry Littlefield Harold Martel Ray Poitras Ray Potvin Russell Kimball Paul Fortier Old Orchard Post Scarborough Biddeford Saco Portland George ‘MacDonell Norman Lessard Jerry Jacques Winslow Tenan George ‘MacDonald Felix Neault

Charles Clark Talks Contemporary Music at Schubert Club

The March Schubert Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Holmberg’s Kennebunk home featured Charles Clark Jr as guest speaker. An illustrated program included popular, lyric, classical, and children’s songs with audience participation and multiple performances by Clark and accompanists.

Schubert Club Fred Holmberg Kennebunk Lester Hathaway Charles Clark, Jr Franz Lehar June Small Charles Clark Joan Larsen State of Maine Benson Steward Elliot Freeman Rayme Brearey Robert Marier Reginald Waterhouse George Whittier

Blaming TV Watching For New Hazards

AP writer notes growing dangers linked to television viewing. It cites elevated time spent watching, risks like television elbow from prolonged elbow resting, potential hand effects, and unhealthy snacking with potato chips and sugary drinks contributing to fattening calories.

New York Journal of the American Medical Association Dodge City University of Southern California A. A. Marinacci

Perry Como Show Guests Don Ameche and Langford TV sketch

NBC 910 PM EST features Don Ameche and Frances Langford recreating The Bickersons sketch. Circle Theatre CBS 10 11 Minerva's Children focuses on educating gifted children.

Perry Como NBC Don Ameche Frances Langford the Bickerson Circle Theatre CBS Minerva

Pastor Speaks at Beach Kiwanis Meeting in Old Orchard Beach

Rev. John T. Stahl of Washington Avenue Methodist church was guest speaker at the Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis club meeting held at the American Legion hall on School Street. He described the church as a worship place, moral school, social center, charity agency, and motivator for goodness, providing faith to endure unchangeable events.

John T. Stahl Washington Avenue Methodist Church Old Orchard Beach Edward C. Jackson Herbert R. Bean Stahl

Ogunquit church to host public turkey supper and events

A public turkey supper is planned Thursday at 6 p m in the Ogunquit Baptist vestry to benefit the building fund. Ogunquit Grange meets Friday at 8 p m at the firemen's hall School Street. A St Patrick s day roll call seeks Irish stories. Refreshments follow. Ogunquit Men s Civic club meets Monday March 20 at the firemen s hall with supper preceding.

Ogunquit Baptist Church Building Fund Ogunquit

Gelt Elected To Salem Board

Salem New Hampshire voters elected George Gelt a market operator in Salem Depot Square as selectman. He defeated druggist Leonard B Peever by 1,483 to 1,120 votes in a historic win as the town’s first Jewish selectman. Peever long served 25 years in the New Hampshire House. Both men are local business neighbors.

Salem N.H New Hampshire George Gelt Salem Depot Square Leonard B. Peever Gelt Peever House of Representatives

Beach Fund Drive Reaches 235 Dollars In Total

Ocean Park fund drive reports 235 dollars and 68 cents raised to date with several residential and business sections yet to report. Additional workers include Mrs. Kenneth Cooper captain with Mrs. Donald Boudreau and volunteers Priscilla Dumont Dawna Karen Cooper Gail Bin ette Alice Stewart Lucille Boisvert Mary Lou Hutchinson Elaine Sullivan Crystal Marshall Jean Joncas Francine Boucher Edith Hayford Maurine Belle Rose.

Ocean Park Kenneth Cooper Donald Boudreau Priscilla Dumont Dawna Oo Karen Cooper Gail Binette Alice Stewart Lucille Boisvert Mary Loui Hutchinson Elaine Sullivan Crystal Marshall Jean Joncas Francine Boucher Edith Hayford Maurine Bellerose

Brigham Young Mansion Restored and Opened to Public

The Salt Lake City mansion of Mormon leader Brigham Young has been restored and is now open to visitors. The project revived the historic residence, showcasing period rooms and furnishings for public touring.

Salt Lake City Brigham Young

Selectman Gelt Joins Board With Brown and Morrill

Gelt will join William A. Brown, the first Catholic elected to the board two years ago, and Roy Morrill, a Protestant, in the selectmen lineup.

Gelt William A. Brown Roy Morrill

Itch of Piles Relief Promoted by Petersons Ointment

Millions over 40 years have found fast relief from itching and smarting piles with a cooling soothing astringent formula Petersons Ointment. A user testifies the itching stopped and sleep returned. Available 55c and 85c at all druggists, with money back guarantee.

Peterson

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