Local notices from Kennebunk and York County
St David Guild meets at St David Episcopal Portland Street at 1 30 with Harold Hopkins as speaker Arundel Grange plans Cumberland County night Friday at 8 refreshments by Mrs uthine Burleigh Career Night April 5 Kennebunk High School eight sponsored by Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber with Guidance Department speakers from vocations for students and parents Mrs William Yates heads to New Britain Conn Bermuda cruise Mrs Paul Watson visits Worcester Pa Pax ton Mass Mr and Mrs Donald Pelkey Gorham visit Old Orchard Beach York County Law Enforcement Association meets Wednesday 7 pm St John church Old Orchard Beach speaker Jim Gibbins on Search and Seizure Leslie Wyman Sr presides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David Guild
St. David Episcopal Church
Portland _ street
Harold Hopkins
Arundel Grange
Cumberland County
Uthine Burleigh
Kennebunk High School
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
William Yates
Summer Street
Roland Wight
Donald Pelkey
Gorham
Ronald Robertson
York County Law Enforcement Association
St. John Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Jim Gibbins
Leslie Wyman
Dayton Republicans To Caucus Friday Night
The Dayton Republican Town committee calls a caucus at the Dayton Town hall Friday at 7 30 p m. Chairman David W Smith says all town Republicans may participate. The session will name a chairman secretary and treasurer and select two delegates two alternates to district and state conventions plus a county committeeman and committeewoman for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Republican Town Committee
Dayton Town Hall
David W. Smith
Hadassah and Zionist Dream Through Jewish State Vision
The remark profil es Hadassah as central to the Zionist goal of a Jewish homeland in Palestine while seeking Arab Jewish unity. Mrs Halprin calls her “the greatest Jewish woman of our generation,” surpassing peers of this era in influence and vision.
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Pace One
Palestine
Halprin
Roast Duck with Stewed Apples a Orange Zest Topping
Suggest roasting duck and serving it with stewed apples topped by grated orange rind for a bright citrus finish. The combination pairs rich poultry with sweet tart apples and a fragrant orange note.
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Firm Without Slipping
FASTEETH is an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or rocking, leaves no gummy taste, and fights plate odor for fresher breath. Obtain FASTEETH at any drug counter.
Mrs Kimball Is Honored On 85th Birthday
Mrs Ethel Kimball of 25 Evergreen Avenue Old Orchard Beach celebrated her 85th birthday with a family dinner at grandson Laurel Cushing’s home at 51 Evergreen Avenue. Twenty three relatives and guests attended including Floyd Kimball Kittery Donald Wing Howard Chick Roberta Shelly and David Chick Edwin Hattersley Ralph Parslow Ivan Kimball Velma Cushing Laurel Cushing Mildred Hewes and others. The event featured flowers a birthday cake ice cream and many gifts and cards. Floyd Kimball Donald Wing Ralph Parslow Ivan Kimball and Velma Cushing are her children and Mildred Hewes her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kimball
Evergreen Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Laurel Cushing
Kimball
Floyd Kimball
Kittery
Donald Wing
Howard Chick
Roberta
Shelly
David Chick
Norway
Edwin Hattersley
Scarborough
Ralph Parslow
Saco
Ivan Kimball
Millinocket
Velma Cushing
Billy
Diane
Kenneth
Tommy Cushing
Mildred Hewes
Rebekah Lodge Visit and Parish Meetings in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach notices include a regular Rebekah Lodge meeting with the Maine assembly vice president making an official visitation. Knights of Columbus auxiliary to meet at St Margaret's Parish hall. A family buffet supper is planned for Saturday March 25 at Washington avenue Methodist vestry to raise funds for the Sunday School Building fund. Miss Ethel Wight of Fort Hill avenue visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Hodsdon of Portland over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margarets Parish Hall
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday School Building Fund
Ethel Wight
Fort Hill Avenue
Herbert Hodsdon
Portland
Improv ing Rev Henry Megert heals after surgery
Rev Henry Megert pastor of Church on the Cape is reported steadily improving after recent surgery at Webber hospital. The annual conference was held Tuesday night March 13 with Rev Lester Boobar district superintendent officiating. Several local residents were listed as convalescing or visiting. The firemen card party winners were named with prizes awarded to several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 0. Megert
Church-on-the-Cape
Webber Hospital
Lester Boobar
Frank Wakefield
Wildes District Road
Robert Ridlon
Dry Mills
Fremont Ridlon
Mills Road
Marion Clarke
Langsford Road
Boston
Guild For the Deaf
Janet Seavey
Watertown
Mass
Richard Kimball
Miss Seavey
George Seavey
Elmont Tyndale
Carll Burleigh
Ardelle Maling
Daniel Chick
Stanley Thirkell
Aurora
C. E
Kennebunkport
Adah
Biddeford
Ogunquit Post Office Seeks Substitute Clerk
The U S Civil Service Examiners announce an exam for a substitute clerk at the Ogunquit Post Office. Open to all residents within the delivery limits, minimum age 18, no maximum. Pay is $2.16 hourly with raises by length of service. Applications filed with the Portland Maine Post Office executive secretary until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Board of
United States Civil Service Examiners
Ogunquit Post Office
Ogunquit
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
Portland
Maine
Gardiner Man to Present Lions Charter in Monaco
Curt Lovill of Gardiner, soon to be Lions International president, flies to Monte Carlo to present the first Lions charter issued to Monaco. He and his wife will dine with Prince Rainier and Princess Grace and invite them to the June Nice convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Curt Lovill
Lions International
Nice
France
Monte Carlo
Lions Club
Monaco
Lovill
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Hope Circle Hold Session At Seaside Beach Home
President Mrs Priscilla Skill ing presided at the regular meeting of Hope Circle last night at The Seaside House Atlantic and West Grand avenues Old Orchard Beach. Hostesses were Mrs Anderson Mrs Harriet Andrews and Mrs Grace Harmon. Routine business was conducted and a social period with refreshments followed. Those present included Mrs Edrice Bates Mrs Helen Buzzell Miss Lillian Cleaves Mrs Avice Dumaine Mrs Frances Dickson Mrs Muriel Gooch Mrs Violet Mewer Miss Kay Mewer Mrs Priscilla Skilling Mrs Shirley Souza Mrs Marcia Stahl Mrs Martha Trafton Miss Gertrude Thompson Mrs Faye Harding Mrs Harriet Andrews and Mrs Anna Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Skilling
Hope Circle
Anna Anderson
Atlantic and
West Grand Avenues
Old Orchard Beach
Anderson
Harriet Andrews
Grace Harmon
Edrice Bates
Helen Buzzell
Lillian Cleaves
Avice Dumaine
Frances Dickson
Muriel Gooch
Optimists greet spring in unlikely places
Pattern notes Khrushchev shortage, Italian vintners worry over vine freezes, and grape growers fear losses while Australians anticipate spring reverse seasons. Giuliana Fallini, 22, says Italians will drink as before as grapes fail from frost. Hugh McLeod celebrates his two month old daughter and predicts crawling by spring. Frank Dunin plans May bulb plantings for August bloom.
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Pace One
Khrushchev
Giuliana Fallini
Australia
Hugh McLeod
Frank Dunin
Simple Apple Prep for Salad Use
Unpared red eating apples are peeled and cored then cut into rings. Stack the rings and slice into small fan shaped pieces for easy salad addition.
Girl Scouts Brownies Present Saco Program
Two hundred Saco Girl Scouts and Brownies marked the Mth anniversary of the Saco Girl Scouts at City Hall. Special guests included Mrs. R. Pierpont Jordan Miss Melba Ramsdell and Mrs. Wayne Hutchins with Mrs. Howard Shaffer. The program featured a flag ceremony, songs and dances by various troops, a Juliette Lowe fund presentation, and a birthday cake with punch.
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Saco
Saco City Hall
Melba Ramsdell
Wayne B. Hutchins
Gorgeana
Mth
R. Pierpont Jordan
Wayne Hutchins
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council
Howard Shaffer
Robert Hunt
Lloyd Trecartin
Robert Warner
Gilbert Harrison
Walter Lamb
Wilbrod Bedard
Frances Cameron
Irene Watson
Dorothy Spear
Barbara Freeman
Janet Allen
Howard Cushman
Barbara Jasper
Jean Flynn
Charlene Bubier
Roberta Sargent
Eugene Hill
Beach Child Hurt When Struck By Car
Five year old girl from Old Orchard Beach was struck near Main and Emery streets Biddeford and treated for bruises at Webster hospital. Driver William T Allen 53 of Old Orchard Beach said the child ran into the street from behind a parked car near Emery street. Police Adelbert Morin and Theodore Drouin investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Main
Emery Streets
Biddeford
Lavonne Roller
Summit Street
Webber Hospital
William T. Allen
Old Salt Road
Allen
Main Street
Emery Street
Adelbert Morin
Theodore Drouin
Indictments Sought In Ballots Case At Buxton Town Election
York County Atty John Harv said grand jury indictments may follow over improper handling of ballots in Buxton town election. Investigators Harvey and York County Sheriff's dept probed 16 of 131 absentee ballots for lack of legal notarization by voters. Charges were filed by Norman Hill and Burleigh Richards Jr. Sheriff Nelson announced possible impounding of absentee ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
John Harv
Buxton
Harvey
Secretary On Duty In Industrial Office
Miss Joyce Jackson of Kennebunkport has begun duties as secretary to Hugh Marshall, local industrial agent, in the town office setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Jackson
Kennebunkport
Hugh Marshall
Beach K Of C Council Marks 80th Anniversary Observance
The Knights of Columbus Old Orchard Beach announces two anniversary events this month marking 80 years since the order's American founding. A March 29 program and a March 25 Our Lady shrine film at St. Margaret parish hall highlight a chronology from 1921 through 1961, noting service in civic welfare, education, and religious work led by present grand knight Edgar Deprey and past leaders including J. J. Mullen and John McSweeney.
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James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Old Orchard Beach
Knights of Columbus Order
America
Michael J. McGivney
Our Lady National Shrine
Washington, D.C
Edgar Deprey
St. Margaret
Deprey
United States
Our Lady
New Haven
Conn
J. J. Mullen
John McSweeney
Old Orchard
Omer Bill
Philip Sullivan
Christopher Columbus
Everett McGlauflin
Fourth Degree Assembly
Harry Marcotte
Joseph Lamontagne
Joseph Mullen
Harold Hutchinson
Joseph O. Moran
Edward Kasper
William Crowley
Edward Winston
William Mullen
Lewis Fowler
John Girard
Patrick Hazelton
Oscar Poisson
Lucien Huot
Irenee Tousignant
James Foley
Alcide Bolduc
Dairy price supports cut. Farmers union projects huge loss
Washington report notes House Agricultural committee defeated Kennedy's dairy price support plan by 30-13. National Farmers Union predicts a income loss of 250 to 300 million dollars for dairy farmers from April 1 through year end. President Patton calls the vote a staggering blow and warns of forced price cuts and added burdens on dairy farms as the law compels a drop to 75 percent of parity. Republicans counter that Freeman can keep supports high, while legal counsel argues he must reduce to 75 percent unless a stay is justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Kennedy
National Farmers Union
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Patton
GOP
Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Michigan
Gerald Ford, Jr
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford G. McIn
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Mrs. Kimball
Cape Porpoise
Alice M. Crowell
Chaddie Brown
Bert Fstey
Gladys Goodwin
Leslie Welch
Florence Nunan
Libby
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Leslie
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K of C Council
Farmers Union
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