Nominating slate appointed by Biddeford-Saco Lions Club
A nominating committee was appointed at a Biddeford-Saco Lions Club meeting to present a slate of officers for the next meeting. Arthur King chaired the committee with Thomas Daly Eliot Fink Armand Morrissette and Dr Ralph Larochelle named. Plans for a forthcoming bowling tournament at Roll-A-Way Lanes were set with Glen Stevens chairing the arrangements along with Eliot Fink Rene Roy Sr Fred Tebbenhoff Adrien LeBlond Mark Simard and Armand Morrissette. A financial report was given by Rene Roy Jr treasurer. Guests included Plato Truman Atty Edward Gau lin and visiting Old Orchard Beach Lions members George Nicoletos Sumner Johnson and Emerson Cummings. Robert H Patten New England representative of Cole Layer Trumble Co Dayton Ohio spoke with Jack Reed. the firm is conducting a revaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Glen Stevens
Eliot Fink
Rene Roy Sr
Fred Tebbenhoff
Adrien LeBlond
Mark Simard
Armand Morrissette
Rene Roy Jr
Plato Truman
Atty
Edward Gau‘lin
Old Orchard Beach
Cole, Layer and Trumble Co
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Reed
Biddeford Troop 303 outlines rules at first meeting
The newly formed Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 303 held its first regular meeting in the United Church of Christ with 14 scouts present. Scoutmaster James Hussey and city officials explained meeting rules and registration procedures while knots were taught and support from Troop 305 leaders and Pine Tree Council staff was noted. The next meeting is set for April 1 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
United Church of Christ (Congregational
James Hussey
Donald Pierce
Pine Tree Council
Patrick Pierce
Larry Hooper
Roger Walls
Ronald Belrose
Robert Norton
John MacDougall
T. Allyn Goodwin
Harry Henderson
David Wigley
Clifford C. Clifford
Thomas Haley
George Ange
Classified Columns Prompt Sparks Reader Habit
Readers urged to regularly scan the classified columns to catch local notices and listings. The column emphasizes ongoing opportunities, changes, and community information tucked within the small print.
Hartford Clergyman Named Host for 1964 Goodwill Mission
The Rev. Dr. Clayton F. Smith of The Central Baptist Church Hartford is named host for the 1964 People to People Goodwill Mission to Europe and the Soviet Union. The 22 day trip departs July 18 from New York and will visit Denmark Finland Russia Czechoslovakia Hungary Austria with possible Italy France Switzerland and more. The mission is non political and endorsed by the National Office in Kansas City and organized through the State Department style conferences and citizen exchanges. Contact 457 Main St Hartford for details and membership requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Clayton F. Smith
Central Baptist Church, Hartford
Europe
Soviet Union
New York City
United States
National
Office of People To People, Inc
Kansas City
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Austria
Italy
France
Switzerland
Department of State
Main St
Rebekah Lodge Votes To Buy Grave Markers
Donations were approved for the penetent project and a Maine Rebekah Assembly gift during Evangeline Rebekah Lodge’s meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Biddeford. Six white grave markers were approved for purchase along with dining room tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Rebekah Assembly
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Noble
Mildred Gledhill
Bertha Goodwin
Wilcox
Fund Raising Project Winners Announced in Biddeford Meeting
Winners of the fund raising project were announced at a Biddeford Civil Defense and Public Safety Organization meeting in the Biddeford City Building. Major Lessard Jr of Biddeford won first prize, J G Devine of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard second, and Joseph Grenier of Biddeford third. Arthur Houde was named Police Reserve dance chairman for a May event with date to be announced at the April 13 meeting. Anne Demarais of Biddeford and Annette Vir of Savannah attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Joanne Demarais
Annette Vir
Savannah
Ruth Brown
Maunday Thursday Service Planned at Saco Church
A Maundy Thursday Holy Communion service will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Saco United Baptist Church. Rev Stanley A Bennett will preside and deliver the meditation Why Do We Call This Maundy Thursday. The Senior choir directed by Clayton Eaton will sing He Dies The Friend of Sinners Dies by Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco United Baptist Church
Stanley A. Bennett
Clayton Eaton
Stanton
Congregational Fellowship Dinner Near Saco Eyes Speaker
The First Parish Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship held a dinner at Beach Street Fellowship Hall Saco with 35 attending. Miss Janet Macmillan chaired the event and Mrs Hilda Ives spoke on Do We Really Like To Fool Ourselves. The group planned Holy Week events and announced Hadassah’s April bazaar in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Janet Macmillan
Mary Stearns
Hilda Ives
Gilbert Harrison
Rena Deis
Biddeford-Saco
Hadassah
Bacon Street
Biddeford
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Cochairmen
J. Alan Jasper
Clyde Dutton
Conservatives Reject Demand For Resignation
Britain’s Conservative government survived a near defeat as a Labour bid to weaken the price fixing bill failed 204 to 203. Opposition Labourites pressed for resignation with cries of resign, while many Conservatives warned moral pressure would loom before a general election later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
House of Commons
Couny
Supermare
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Piles Relief
An advertisement notes over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast soothing aid. The product is sold in 60¢ boxes or 85¢ tubes with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
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Lions Club
Boy Scout Troop
Orlons
Coats
Oxfords
USA
BIG
Children’s
Dacrons
Maine
RED
Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Smart
Nellie Wallace
Eleanor Shaffer
Burlington
Sanford
Beatrice Kaleel
Ose Wilcox
Vera Munford
Congregational Fellowship
Jesus
Mary Hill
Bardot
Clettickee
Enna Jettick Crescent
America
Green’s Shoe Store
Main Street
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